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rif. 166464Paris, Ledentu, marchands de nouveautés, 1832 in-8, [4]-495 pp., broché sous couverture imprimée, dans emboîtage de demi-toile verte, dos lisse orné d'une fleur de lis (reliure moderne). Qqs rousseurs. Bon exemplaire.
1991Mm 150x210 Collana "Civiltà dell'Oriente". Brossura editoriale di 118 pagine, sovraccoperta originale. Rare sottolineature a matita, peraltro buona copia. SPEDIZIONE IN 24 ORE DALLA CONFERMA DELL'ORDINE.
1817rif. 745791817. 2 titles in 1. 2 titles in 1. High-Stakes 1817 Irish Scandal: A Scarce Pair of "Crim. Con." Pamphlets Defended by Distinguished Anglo-Irish Barrister Phillips Trial. Blake Martin Joseph Defendant. Crim. Con. A Full Faithful & Impartial Report of that Curious Extraordinary and Interesting Trial with Speeches of Counsel and Judge's Charge In the Case Wherein Mark Browne Esq. Was Plaintiff and Martin Jos. Blake Esq. Defendant In an Action of Damages for Crim. Con. With the Plaintiff's Wife. Tried in the Court of Common Pleas Dublin On the 9th and 10th Days of July 1817 Before the Right Honorable Lord Norbury and a Special Jury of the City of Dublin; Damages laid at 30000. Dublin: Printed by J. Charles 1817. 48 pp. Bound with Phillips Charles 1787-1859. The Speech of Charles Phillips Esq. In the Case of Brown Versus Blake for Adultery; Delivered Before Lord Norbury and a Special Jury on the 9th July 1817. Dublin: Printed at the Hibernia Press Office For John Cumming 1817. 31 pp. Octavo 8" x 5"; 20.3 x 12.7cm. Two titles bound together. Stab-stitched pamphlet in later plain wrappers. Two vertical fold lines to front wrapper. Moderate toning to interior light foxing in places early library stamps to head of page 3 of Crim. Con. verso of title page head of page 7 and verso of final leaf of Speech. A very good copy of two scarce Irish legal pieces. $450. Crim. Con.: First edition; Speech: only edition. A second edition of Crim. Con. was published shortly after in 1817. Although it was a typical adultery trial Browne v. Blake attracted a fair amount of attention because of the high-stakes damages sought 30000 and the fact that Blake's lawyer was Charles Phillips: a leading Anglo-Irish barrister. Phillips was renowned for his oratory and expertise with adultery cases. Phillips successfully secured a defense verdict. Both titles are scarce. OCLC locates 5 copies of Crim. Con. all first editions 1 in a North American law library LA County and no copies of Speech. Crim. Con.: British Museum Catalogue Compact Edition 3:582. unknown books
1808rif. 818921808. The Renier Copy of an Unrecorded 1808 "Crim. Con." Trial Pamphlet: A Salacious Window into Regency Legality and Tabloid Culture Trial. Hodgson Charles Defendant. Crim. Con. Between a Lawyer's Clerk and His Mistress. Fairburn's Edition of the Trial Between Joseph Fowler An Attorney And Chas. Hodgson His Clerk For Criminal Conversation with the Plaintiff's Wife Which was Tried at the Court of Common Pleas Before Lord Chief Justice Mansfield And a Special Jury July 13 1808. Taken in Short Hand. Embellished with an Engraved Frontispiece Representing "Her Dear Charles" Putting Her Ear-rings in Her Ears. London: Published by John Fairburn 1808. First and only edition. Octavo 8-1/4" x 5"; 21 x 12.7 cm. 17 1 pp. Folding frontispiece. Disbound stab-stitched pamphlet housed in recent card folder with annotations to front. Moderate toning somewhat heavier to exterior faint offsetting to title page text block split between pages 10 and 11. Owner signature "Renier" to verso of frontispiece small ink "5" to upper outside corner of title page owner initials "AR" to upper inside corner of last page. A rare copy. $350. A fascinating and remarkably rare piece of early 19th-century street literature capturing a classic "Crim. Con." Criminal Conversation trial. In Regency England a husband could sue his wife's lover for damages based on the loss of her "society and comfort"-effectively treating a wife as a piece of stolen property. These trials provided the era's most reliable scandals and enterprising publishers like John Fairburn rushed shorthand transcripts into print to satisfy the public's appetite for voyeuristic melodrama. This specific case captures a classic downstairs scandal: Joseph Fowler an attorney discovered that his clerk Charles Hodgson was carrying on an affair with Mrs. Fowler. Though Fowler sued for substantial damages the court largely agreed that Mrs. Fowler was the aggressive instigator. Lord Chief Justice Mansfield subsequently declined to award a large sum granting Fowler a modest and rather humiliating 150. This pamphlet belonged to Anne Renier 1911-1988. She and her husband Fernand Gabriel Renier 1905-1988 were important collectors of popular books pamphlets and ephemera. OCLC locates 2 copies worldwide University of British Columbia University of Oxford. Librar. unknown
1808rif. 818921808. The Renier Copy of an Unrecorded 1808 "Crim. Con." Trial Pamphlet: A Salacious Window into Regency Legality and Tabloid Culture Trial. Hodgson Charles Defendant. Crim. Con. Between a Lawyer's Clerk and His Mistress. Fairburn's Edition of the Trial Between Joseph Fowler An Attorney And Chas. Hodgson His Clerk For Criminal Conversation with the Plaintiff's Wife Which was Tried at the Court of Common Pleas Before Lord Chief Justice Mansfield And a Special Jury July 13 1808. Taken in Short Hand. Embellished with an Engraved Frontispiece Representing "Her Dear Charles" Putting Her Ear-rings in Her Ears. London: Published by John Fairburn 1808. First and only edition. Octavo 8-1/4" x 5"; 21 x 12.7 cm. 17 1 pp. Folding frontispiece. Disbound stab-stitched pamphlet housed in recent card folder with annotations to front. Moderate toning somewhat heavier to exterior faint offsetting to title page text block split between pages 10 and 11. Owner signature "Renier" to verso of frontispiece small ink "5" to upper outside corner of title page owner initials "AR" to upper inside corner of last page. A rare copy. $350. A fascinating and remarkably rare piece of early 19th-century street literature capturing a classic "Crim. Con." Criminal Conversation trial. In Regency England a husband could sue his wife's lover for damages based on the loss of her "society and comfort"-effectively treating a wife as a piece of stolen property. These trials provided the era's most reliable scandals and enterprising publishers like John Fairburn rushed shorthand transcripts into print to satisfy the public's appetite for voyeuristic melodrama. This specific case captures a classic downstairs scandal: Joseph Fowler an attorney discovered that his clerk Charles Hodgson was carrying on an affair with Mrs. Fowler. Though Fowler sued for substantial damages the court largely agreed that Mrs. Fowler was the aggressive instigator. Lord Chief Justice Mansfield subsequently declined to award a large sum granting Fowler a modest and rather humiliating 150. This pamphlet belonged to Anne Renier 1911-1988. She and her husband Fernand Gabriel Renier 1905-1988 were important collectors of popular books pamphlets and ephemera. OCLC locates 2 copies worldwide University of British Columbia University of Oxford. Librar. unknown books
1808rif. 719711808. Rare Trial Account With a Frontispiece by George and Isaac Cruikshank Trial. Paget Sir Arthur 1771-1840 Defendant. Cruikshank Isaac 1789-1856 Frontispiece. Cruikshank George 1792-1878 Frontispiece. Crim. Con. 10000 Damages. Smeeton's Edition of the Trial Between the Right Hon. Lord Borringdon and Sir A. Paget K.B. For Criminal Conversation with the Plaintiff's Wife. Which was Tried in the Sheriffs' Court Before W. Burchall Esq. And a Special Jury July 19 1808. Taken in Short Hand. London: Published by G. Smeeton 18 James Street Long Acre 1808. Octavo 8-1/2" x 5-1/4". 16 pp. Etched copperplate frontispiece by Isaac Cruikshank assisted by George Cruikshank. Stab-stitched pamphlet bound into contemporary or near-contemporary flexible cloth gilt title to front cover frontispiece and several leaves re-hinged. Light rubbing to extremities bookplate of Fernand Gabriel and Anne Renier to front pastedown early owner inscription "Walter Scott His Book/ July 29 1808" to verso of frontispiece. Crack in text block between frontispiece and title page which is lightly soiled moderate toning to interior light foxing to first half of text block. $650. A rare account of one of the great scandals of the day which involved two well-known aristocrats who were active politicians. The criminal conversation occurred in 1808 when Paget eloped with Lady Augusta Fane then the wife of John Parker 1772-1840 2nd Baron Boringdon or Borringdon. Paget married her the following year two days after her divorce was granted. The Walter Scott who owned this copy was not the Scottish author. Fernand Gabriel and Anne Renier were important collectors of popular printed material. OCLC locates 1 copy Harvard. No copies listed on Library Hub. Cohn George Cruikshank: A Catalogue Raisonne 85. unknown books
1992rif. GITc392Berg International 1992. 2 volumes in-8 broché couverture illustrée sous étui cartonné illustré 972 366pp. Pliure angulaire sur le 1er plat de la couverture du Tome 1. Bel exemplaire, bien complet de son étui et de son carton publicitaire illustré.
rif. 19089broché - 15x22 - 156pp - éditions CABEDITA - 2004 - ilustrations
1991rif. 27505Paris J.C. Lattès 1991 In-8 258 pp
2012rif. 1063282012 Editions L'à part - 2012 - In-8, broché - 235 p. - Quelques illustrations en N&B
1992rif. GIT01377La Motte d'Aigues Cheminements Editions 1992. In-8 broché couverture illustrée 205pp. Illustrations dans le texte. Bon état.
2000AA.VV Crimini Nazisti sotto processo. , S. Di Fraia editore 2000, Copertina: flessibile in brossura, leggermente ingiallita anche in quarta di copertina con margini leggermente stanchi. Dorso: leggermente ingiallito con margini stanchi. Taglio: ingiallito e molto sporco. Sguardi: leggermente ingialliti. Frontespizio: ingiallito in modo lieve. Pagine testo: ingiallite in modo molto lieve. Margini delle pagine: leggermente ingialliti. Legatura: a co Buono (Good) . 125 5000000082086
in-8 (13x22), 175 pp., portrait, illustrations n&b, broche, couv. Bel exemplaire. [CA32-1]
rif. 51658Deuxième année - N° 27 - Journal Bi-mensuel - Vendredi 12 octobre 1923 - Rédaction-administration : 10, rue du Croissant. Paris (2e) - Grand format de 4 pages illustré
rif. 49050Deuxième année - N° 26 - Journal Bi-mensuel - Vendredi 28 septembre 1923 - Rédaction-administration : 10, rue du Croissant. Paris (2e) - Grand format de 4 pages illustré
2007Mm 145x215 Collana "L'altra medicina". Brossura editoriale di 110 pagine. Esemplare in ottime condizioni. SPEDIZIONE IN 24 ORE DALLA CONFERMA DELL'ORDINE.
2003rif. LFA-126730481Un ouvrage de 48 pages, format 145 x 205 mm, broché couverture couleurs, réimpression (2003) de l'édition de 1858, Lacour Rediviva, bon état
1935rif. 4692Lyon, E. Vitte, 1935 ; in-8, broché ; XX, 702 pp. et 1 fac-simile.
rif. 43409aafNeuchâtel, Delachaux & Nestlé, 1944, in-8vo, 237 p., illustrations d'après gravures anciennes, brochure originale.
1962br., non massicoté, bon état
1970In 16°, brossura editoriale illustrata, pp. 246, (10), collezione "I Garzanti", prima ed. nella collana, lieve brunitura ma buon esemplare. (MAG ZH3) (spedizione standard SEMPRE tracciata con raccomandata-piego di libri, eventuale FATTURA da richiedere all'ordine)
1905Torino, Streglio, 1905, 8vo brossura originale, copertina illustrata, pp. LXXXII-604 con tav. fot. (ritratti) f.t.
1910(Bologna - Caso Murri - Delitto Murri - Processo Murri-Bonmartini) In 8° piccolo, legatura coeva in mezza tela rossa con punte, al dorso titolo e filetti in oro, pp. 483,(3), con alcune figure nel testo (immagini fotografiche, disegni). Volume ben conservato.
1971rif. 9745Genève, Cercle du Bibliophile, 1971, in-8°, xiv-306 pp, préface et postface nouvelles de l'auteur, 22 pl. de photos hors texte, annexes, reliure skivertex havane de l'éditeur, plats et dos ornés, bon état (Coll. Les causes célèbres)
1978Libro in ottime condizioni con numerose illustrazioni.
