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1798Best.-Nr. 25215Nürnberg-Altdorf, J. C. Monath u. J. F. Kußler, 1798. 8°. Mit einer gefalt. Kupferkarte des Mittelmeerraumes, gest. Frontispiz u. 24 Kupfertafeln. XIV, 719 S., Ppbd. d. Zt. m. handschriftl. Rückenschild.
Best.-Nr. 18205Lausanne, André et Pierre Gonin, 1963. In-folio, 186 pp., en feuilles, couverture originale imprimée, chemise et étui éditeur de toile bleue (petites taches et frottements, petite déchirure marginale du frontispice).
1923Best.-Nr. 154930(1923). Format (Plattengröße): 25 x 32 cm. Blatt: 38 x 53 cm.
1923Best.-Nr. 154928(1923). Format (Plattengröße): 24,5 x 32,5 cm. Blatt: 38 x 53 cm.
1923Best.-Nr. 154931(1923). Format (Plattengröße): 24,5 x 32,5 cm. Blatt: 38 x 53 cm.
1923Best.-Nr. 154927(1923). Format (Plattengröße): 24,5 x 32,5 cm. Blatt: 38 x 53 cm.
1923Best.-Nr. 154932(1923). Format (Plattengröße): 25 x 32 cm. Blatt: 38 x 53 cm.
1923Best.-Nr. 154929(1923). Format (Plattengröße): 24,5 x 32 cm. Blatt: 38 x 53 cm.
1891Best.-Nr. gb309Honoré Champion Relié 1891 RARE. In-12 (14,8 x 19 cm), reliure demi-chagrin, dos lisse orné de dorures, tête dorée, couverture conservée, 189 pages ; deux petites épidermures au dos, par ailleurs bel état. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
Best.-Nr. 004088LE PUY EN VELAY IMPRIMERIE LA HAUTE- LOIRE 0 PUBLICATIONS DE LA SOCIETE DES ETUDES LOCALES N° 12 , 14 et 14 bis en UN SEUL VOLUME , 16 et 16 bis , 1933 - 1941 , 5 fascicules en4 volumes , COMPLET , grand in-8 de 133 pages + 144 pages + 252 pages + 116 pages + paginé 117 à 236 , illustrations hors- texte , édition originale , manque de papier au bas du n° 16 , pliure verticale à la couverture du dernier volume , autrement bons exemplaires , COMPLET . " Les volumes 12 , 14 et 14 bis ( ces 2 derniers en un seul volume ) proviennent de la bibliothèque d' Uysse Rouchon er sont truffés de notes , découpes de journaux , dessins etc ." Bon Couverture souple
Best.-Nr. 105962Amsterdam, Ulises Carrión, Aard Barneveld, Salvador Florès, May 1987, 8 pages 230 X 320 mm.
1823Best.-Nr. 101789A Paris, chez Chez Masson, 1823, in-16, , Broché, sous couverture d'attente de papier rose à la cuve de l'époque, Première édition "Contenant la marche et la portée des pièces, les règles, les principes généraux et particuliers, l'analyse des principaux coups et les différens moyens d'attaque et de défense." Dans l'introduction, l'auteur rappelle l'anecdote légendaire selon laquelle Ulysse aurait inventé le jeu d'échecs durant la guerre de Troie. On trouve également dans ce traité la stratégie du "mat du berger" ou l'"échec du berger" qui consiste à mettre l'adversaire en échec et mat en seulement quatre coups. L'ouvrage est orné de 7 belles figures gravées sur bois représentant les pièces ainsi que des modèles d'échiquiers. Exemplaire tel que paru, rare. Anciens cachets et numéros de l'Institut catholique de Paris. Couverture défraîchie avec pliures et déchirures. Un échiquier est complété d'annotations à l'encre brune. Couverture rigide
Best.-Nr. 9983Photocopied illus. printed on one side. Flyer. Porto Alegre: espaco no 1980. Flyer for a Ulises Carrión exhibition in Porto Alegre. In fine condition. unknown
Best.-Nr. 9983Photocopied illus. printed on one side. Flyer. Porto Alegre: espaco no 1980. Flyer for a Ulises Carrión exhibition in Porto Alegre. In fine condition. unknown books
Best.-Nr. 8624in: Revista de Bellas Artes No. 18 November-December 1967 pp. 22-35. Black & white illus. throughout. 104 pp. 4to orange pictorial wrappers extremities a little rubbed title on spine. Mexico City: 1967. Unknown to Guy Schraenen; a story written by Ulises Carrión and published in one of Mexico’s important literary journals. Near fine. ⧠Not in G. Schraenen Dear reader. Don’t read. 2016. unknown
Best.-Nr. 8623in: Revista de Bellas Artes No. 8 March-April 1966 pp. 41-56. Black & white illus. throughout. 102 pp. & ads. 4to pink pictorial wrappers title on spine. Mexico City: 1966. Unrecorded by Guy Schraenen; a little-known Ulises Carrión 1941-89 contribution to one of Mexico’s literary journals. Foreshadowing his permanent move to Amsterdam he contributed this short story about a visit to the city with illustrations by Vicente Rojo 1932-2021. In the mid-1960s Carrión was studying in Paris or Achenmühle Germany. Near fine copy. ⧠Not in G. Schraenen Dear reader. Don’t read. 2016. unknown
Best.-Nr. 8624in: Revista de Bellas Artes No. 18 November-December 1967 pp. 22-35. Black & white illus. throughout. 104 pp. 4to orange pictorial wrappers extremities a little rubbed title on spine. Mexico City: 1967. Unknown to Guy Schraenen; a story written by Ulises Carrión and published in one of Mexico’s important literary journals. Near fine. ⧠Not in G. Schraenen Dear reader. Don’t read. 2016. unknown books
Best.-Nr. 8623in: Revista de Bellas Artes No. 8 March-April 1966 pp. 41-56. Black & white illus. throughout. 102 pp. & ads. 4to pink pictorial wrappers title on spine. Mexico City: 1966. Unrecorded by Guy Schraenen; a little-known Ulises Carrión 1941-89 contribution to one of Mexico’s literary journals. Foreshadowing his permanent move to Amsterdam he contributed this short story about a visit to the city with illustrations by Vicente Rojo 1932-2021. In the mid-1960s Carrión was studying in Paris or Achenmühle Germany. Near fine copy. ⧠Not in G. Schraenen Dear reader. Don’t read. 2016. unknown books
1885Best.-Nr. 233835Charles L. Webster & Co. 1885. First Edition. Hardcover. Poor. Yes it is the scarcest of the first editions. But I see only one or two online offerings of this work in worse condition than this one. The leather is heavily scuffed hinges are cracked although the bindings are still relatively firm the front gutter of Vol. II is split and the cloth is dampstained across the upper 10% to 20% of the covers and is separating from all four boards. The water damage affects the text blocks to a varying degree. On most pages it extends only an inch or so from the top. In a few cases including one of the plates the damage is to most of the page. Perhaps the only bright spot is that both of the fold-outs are intact and undamaged. Charles L. Webster & Co. hardcover
1880Best.-Nr. 104971880. Middlesex Club. Complimentary Dinner to Gen. U.S. Grant 1880 records a Boston Republican gathering honoring Ulysses S. Grant four months after his unsuccessful attempt to secure the Republican presidential nomination for an unprecedented third term. Grant had returned to the United States in December 1879 after more than two years of international travel and entered the 1880 Republican convention as a leading candidate. He received 304 votes on the first ballot and remained near that total through thirty six ballots before James A. Garfield emerged as the nominee receiving 399 votes on the final ballot. The October dinner therefore belongs to the closing weeks of the 1880 presidential campaign rather than to Grant's nomination effort itself. Complimentary Dinner to Gen. U.S. Grant by the Middlesex Club at the Brunswick Boston Oct. 13 1880. Middlesex Club. Boston 1880. 11 x 17 inches. Printed seating chart identifying the dinner attendees and assigning their positions at the tables preserving the names and physical arrangement of participants at the event. Rather than simply announcing the dinner the chart records the composition of a political gathering organized around the former president during a presidential election in which Grant's continued standing within the Republican Party remained conspicuous despite his defeat at the national convention. Held less than three weeks before the November 2 presidential election the dinner documents Grant's public prominence during the campaign that elected Garfield and Chester A. Arthur. The named seating assignments permit study of the individuals gathered around Grant in Boston and may support further investigation of Republican political networks in Massachusetts during the 1880 election. Excellent condition. A substantive piece of Grant and Republican Party ephemera that preserves the personnel and seating organization of a precisely dated political dinner. unknown
1880Best.-Nr. 104971880. Middlesex Club. Complimentary Dinner to Gen. U.S. Grant 1880 records a Boston Republican gathering honoring Ulysses S. Grant four months after his unsuccessful attempt to secure the Republican presidential nomination for an unprecedented third term. Grant had returned to the United States in December 1879 after more than two years of international travel and entered the 1880 Republican convention as a leading candidate. He received 304 votes on the first ballot and remained near that total through thirty six ballots before James A. Garfield emerged as the nominee receiving 399 votes on the final ballot. The October dinner therefore belongs to the closing weeks of the 1880 presidential campaign rather than to Grant's nomination effort itself. Complimentary Dinner to Gen. U.S. Grant by the Middlesex Club at the Brunswick Boston Oct. 13 1880. Middlesex Club. Boston 1880. 11 x 17 inches. Printed seating chart identifying the dinner attendees and assigning their positions at the tables preserving the names and physical arrangement of participants at the event. Rather than simply announcing the dinner the chart records the composition of a political gathering organized around the former president during a presidential election in which Grant's continued standing within the Republican Party remained conspicuous despite his defeat at the national convention. Held less than three weeks before the November 2 presidential election the dinner documents Grant's public prominence during the campaign that elected Garfield and Chester A. Arthur. The named seating assignments permit study of the individuals gathered around Grant in Boston and may support further investigation of Republican political networks in Massachusetts during the 1880 election. Excellent condition. A substantive piece of Grant and Republican Party ephemera that preserves the personnel and seating organization of a precisely dated political dinner. unknown books
2013Best.-Nr. DADAX1461486351Humana 2013-11-19. 2014. hardcover. New. 6.90x1.20x10.10. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Humana hardcover
1985Best.-Nr. 2110502150406553Kokusho Publishing Association 1985. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 11 Kokusho Publishing Association paperback
1795Best.-Nr. TE091431795 viii, 527, [1] p., 10 (4 folded) pls (of which 4 pls in xerox), modern hardbound (covered in marbled paper with simple paper label on spine). The 4 plates depicting shells are missing, but xerox copies are loosely inserted. Very rare copy of this translation from the German by Anthony Aufrere.
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