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1954rif. 4346Le Club du meilleur Livre 1954 243 pages in8. 1954. reliure editeur sous rodhoid. 243 pages.
Maison Vallon Librairie · Le Thor, Francia12,00 €
6990 risultati
2014New Turkish Paperback. Demy 8vo. (21 x 14 cm). In Turkish. 379, [11] p., b/w ills. Çerkes ve Yunan mitolojileri üzerine tematik okumalar. A comparative study on Circassian and Greek mythology.
1996rif. 113020Archives Nationales 1996 In-8 broché 25,6 cm sur 17,3. 288 pages. Couverture passée, poussiéreuse et écornée, intérieur très propre; État correct d’occasion.
1954rif. 4346Le Club du meilleur Livre 1954 243 pages in8. 1954. reliure editeur sous rodhoid. 243 pages.
rif. 17213Paris De l'imprimerie Demonville 1810 in 12 (18x11) 1 fascicule broché sous couverture papier marbré ancien, 43 pages. Célébration en présence de S.A.S. Monseigneur le Prince Archi-Chancelier de l'Empire. François-Placide-Nicolas Férey, Avocat membre de la légion d'honneur, né à Neubourg prés d'Evreux en 1735. Très rare. Bon exemplaire
rif. ORD-18312Lyon. Vingtrinier. 1864. In-8 (148 x 226 mm) broché, sans couverture, tiré d'un recueil factice, 63 pages. Des rousseurs sinon bon état. Menacé à Lyon par le régime de la Terreur, l'auteur s'installe à Bordeaux en décembre 1792.
rif. 7530Paris, Techener, libraire, Warée, Delamotte, libraire, 1839. In-8, broché.
rif. 0428882714.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
2008rif. LIT9569MFlammarion, 2008. Collection Le Monde de la Philosophie. In-8 relié 512 pages. Très bon état.
rif. ORD-194Paris. Marc-Aurel frères. 1842. In-8 (140 x 227mm) broché, couverture jaune imprimée, 2ff.n.ch., 267, (1) pages. Dos fendillé, petits défauts mais assez bon exemplaire, non coupé, non rogné. Rare.
rif. ORD-4591Paris. Derenne. 1875. In-8 (165 x 254mm) broché, couverture imprimée, 513 pages. Hommage de l'auteur. Auréoles de mouillures sur le dos, couverture lgt abîmée, bon état intérieur. Exemplaire non coupé.
rif. 17197Montpellier imprimerie Firmin & Montane 1921 in 8 (24x16,5) 1 fort volume broché, couverture illustrée, 336 pages. Ouvrage illustré avec 35 phototypies par V. Jacquemin sous serpentes légendées, et un grand plan dépliant. Organisation intérieure de la Cour; Le costume; Les préséances; Compétence et procédure; Les charges; Les magistrats; Les avocats; Le palais; La fin de la Cour. Table des gravures, tables des noms de personnes. Edition originale. Bel exemplaire
1977rif. 1229915Frankfurt am Main: Suhrkamp Verlag, 1977. 303 S. Broschur.
1775rif. 260231Deux volumes, numérotés 11 et 12, constituant le Tome 10 des œuvres complètes (10 tomes en 12 volumes). Au T11 (p. 16), tampon et signature ex-libris de CARRERE à Montpellier (1777), sans doute Joseph Barthélémy François CARRERE (1740 – 1803), médecin et écrivain. Format des livres : In-8, relié pleine basane racinée d’époque, dos à 5 faux-nerfs avec petits fers décoratifs dorés, filets dorés sur le champ des plats, pièces de titre, toutes tranches colorées (rouge), signet, 13,5 x 20 cm, T11 : [2] ff. (faux-titre, titre), xxvi (avertissement et table, paginés v à xxvi), 474 pp., [1] f. (blanc) – T12 : [3] ff. (blanc, faux-titre, titre), vi (table, paginée v à vi), 419 pp. Éditeur : [s. n. (Fortuné-Barthélemy de Félice)], « A Yverdun » 1775.
rif. 2407425 February 1911. On letterhead of Failand House Failand near Bristol. See Fry’s entry in the Oxford DNB. Dickinson was an influential proponent of the League of Nations. The present item concerns the London Declaration concerning the Laws of Naval War an international code of maritime law following on from the second Hague Conference. Great Britain as the world’s chief naval power had felt that such a court should be governed by defined principles and had convened an international concerence in London in 1908. The Declaration that was issued three years later comprised 71 articles. 3pp 12mo. Bifolium. In good condition lightly aged. Folded once. Signed ‘Edw: Fry’ and addressed to ‘W. H. Dickinson Esq MP’. He begins by expressing a willingness to ‘join the General Committee to promote the ratification of the Declaration of London’ feeling that ‘if both it & the Convention for the prize Court be not satisfied our Governt. will stand in a sad position amongst the nations. We proposed the International Court at the Hague we carried it through we called the Conference of London we got what we were contented with - & if now we withdraw who will take the trouble to negociate with us’ Were Britain’s ‘food supply’ being ‘placed in peril’ then of course ‘we would withdraw & accept our disgrace - but I do not think that this is so’. 25 February 1911. On letterhead of Failand House, Failand, near Bristol. unknown
rif. 247867 February 1829. Dublin. Within a couple of years of his death Norbury’s nickname was given as ‘the hanging judge’ see ‘The Georgian Era’ vol.2 1833 and yet no mention is made of the fact in his entry in the Oxford DNB. The present document is 1p 4to. On the recto of the first leaf of a bifolium. In fair condition lightly aged. The declaration in a secretarial hand reads: ‘We the undersigned have pleasure in recommending Alexander Hawthorne of Sackville Street Glover as a person worthy of being honored with the commands of their Excellencies the Most Noble The Duke & Duchess of Northumberland having known him for many years to be an honest industrious respectable tradesman & one of the best Glove Manufacturers in Dublin’. Beneath this the Bishop of Meath writes: ‘45 Great Georges Street North / Feby 7th 1829 As far as I have knowledge I believe Alexander Hawthorne of Sackville Street to be an honest Man and a good Tradesman - Nathl: Meath’. And beneath that: ‘I know the bearer & know him a respectable Glover - 9 Gardiners row Norbury’. Norbury’s signature is largely written and heavily-inked. See Image. 7 February 1829. Dublin. unknown
