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1831ref. 833811831. Trial Relating to an Important Event of the July Monarchy With a Presentation Inscription from the Primary Defendant Trial. Valerius Philippe Primary Defendant. Proces du Service Funebre Celebre le 14 Fevrier 1831 a Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois. Accusation Contre MM. Valerius Durouchoux Fils Boblet Quinel et de Balthasar. Paris: Chez G.A. Dentu Imprimeur-Libraire No 21; Et Palais-Royal Galerie d'Orleans No 13 1831. xxi 128 pp. Octavo 8-1/2" x 5-1/4"; 21.5 x 13 cm. Pamphlet in stiff wrappers bound into later quarter cloth over marbled boards calf lettering piece and gilt ornaments and publication date to spine fragment of ribbon marker publisher advertisement to rear wrapper. A few minor nicks to boards moderate rubbing to extremities some wear to corners and edges of lettering piece pictorial bookplate of Paul Lacombe to front pastedown. Moderate toning and light foxing to interior creases and corner folds to a few leaves offsetting from bookplate to front free endpaper presentation inscription from Valerius to title page. A very good copy with interesting associations. $250. Only edition. A report of a turning point in the Reign of King Louis-Philippe I also known as the July Monarchy 1830-1848: the trial that followed the failed 1831 uprising against the king a member of the House of Orleans provoked by Legitimists people who denied the legitimacy of a non-Bourbon monarch. This event was sparked by a politically charged memorial service for the Bourbon Duke of Berry who was assassinated in 1820. It ended with the repression of the Legitimists. The wry inscription reads "offered by the accused Valerius." A fervent Legitimist he was a primary organizer and financier of the memorial ceremony which was seen by government as an incitement to riot. Valerius and his co-defendants were ultimately acquitted. This copy was later acquired by Lacombe 1834-1919 an important Parisian archivist and historian who was also a notable bibliophile. This is a scarce title. OCLC locates 2 copies in North America Harvard University of Michigan. unknown
1831ref. 833811831. Trial Relating to an Important Event of the July Monarchy With a Presentation Inscription from the Primary Defendant Trial. Valerius Philippe Primary Defendant. Proces du Service Funebre Celebre le 14 Fevrier 1831 a Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois. Accusation Contre MM. Valerius Durouchoux Fils Boblet Quinel et de Balthasar. Paris: Chez G.A. Dentu Imprimeur-Libraire No 21; Et Palais-Royal Galerie d'Orleans No 13 1831. xxi 128 pp. Octavo 8-1/2" x 5-1/4"; 21.5 x 13 cm. Pamphlet in stiff wrappers bound into later quarter cloth over marbled boards calf lettering piece and gilt ornaments and publication date to spine fragment of ribbon marker publisher advertisement to rear wrapper. A few minor nicks to boards moderate rubbing to extremities some wear to corners and edges of lettering piece pictorial bookplate of Paul Lacombe to front pastedown. Moderate toning and light foxing to interior creases and corner folds to a few leaves offsetting from bookplate to front free endpaper presentation inscription from Valerius to title page. A very good copy with interesting associations. $250. Only edition. A report of a turning point in the Reign of King Louis-Philippe I also known as the July Monarchy 1830-1848: the trial that followed the failed 1831 uprising against the king a member of the House of Orleans provoked by Legitimists people who denied the legitimacy of a non-Bourbon monarch. This event was sparked by a politically charged memorial service for the Bourbon Duke of Berry who was assassinated in 1820. It ended with the repression of the Legitimists. The wry inscription reads "offered by the accused Valerius." A fervent Legitimist he was a primary organizer and financier of the memorial ceremony which was seen by government as an incitement to riot. Valerius and his co-defendants were ultimately acquitted. This copy was later acquired by Lacombe 1834-1919 an important Parisian archivist and historian who was also a notable bibliophile. This is a scarce title. OCLC locates 2 copies in North America Harvard University of Michigan. unknown books
1794ref. 688001794. taken in short-hand by Joseph Gurney. taken in short-hand by Joseph Gurney. Treason Trial of a Notable Manchester Cotton Merchant and Political Radical Trial. Walker Thomas 1749-1817 Principal Defendant. Gurney Joseph 1744-1815 Reporter. The Whole Proceedings on the Trial of an Indictment Against Thomas Walker of Manchester Merchant William Paul Samuel Jackson James Cheetham Oliver Pearsall Benjamin Booth And Joseph Collier; For a Conspiracy to Overthrow the Constitution and Government And to Aid and Assist the French Being the King's Enemies in Case they Should Invade this Kingdom. Tried at the Assizes at Lancaster April 2 1794 Before the Hon. Mr. Justice Heath One of the Judges of His Majesty's Court of Common Pleas. Taken in Short-Hand by Joseph Gurney. Manchester: Printed for T. Boden 1794. xvi 134 2 pp. With a half-title and errata leaf. Octavo 7-3/4" x 4-3/4". Later library cloth calf lettering piece to spine. Light soiling and shelfwear light chipping to edges of lettering piece. Moderate toning to text somewhat heavier in places light foxing to a few leaves library stamp to title page library mark in pencil to verso. $250. Only edition. A cotton merchant by trade Walker was a well-connected radical and social reformer. His circle of friends and acquaintances included Thomas Paine Charles James Fox Josiah Wedgwood Joseph Priestley and John Horne Tooke. He and his friends aroused suspicion during the anti-radical hysteria in Great Britain that followed the outbreak of the French Revolution. That was the basis of the treason trial of Walker and several of his associates. The defence was conducted by Thomas Erskine. The trial showed that the evidence was perjured so the charge was abandoned. English Short-Title Catalogue T81558. unknown
1794ref. 688001794. taken in short-hand by Joseph Gurney. taken in short-hand by Joseph Gurney. Treason Trial of a Notable Manchester Cotton Merchant and Political Radical Trial. Walker Thomas 1749-1817 Principal Defendant. Gurney Joseph 1744-1815 Reporter. The Whole Proceedings on the Trial of an Indictment Against Thomas Walker of Manchester Merchant William Paul Samuel Jackson James Cheetham Oliver Pearsall Benjamin Booth And Joseph Collier; For a Conspiracy to Overthrow the Constitution and Government And to Aid and Assist the French Being the King's Enemies in Case they Should Invade this Kingdom. Tried at the Assizes at Lancaster April 2 1794 Before the Hon. Mr. Justice Heath One of the Judges of His Majesty's Court of Common Pleas. Taken in Short-Hand by Joseph Gurney. Manchester: Printed for T. Boden 1794. xvi 134 2 pp. With a half-title and errata leaf. Octavo 7-3/4" x 4-3/4". Later library cloth calf lettering piece to spine. Light soiling and shelfwear light chipping to edges of lettering piece. Moderate toning to text somewhat heavier in places light foxing to a few leaves library stamp to title page library mark in pencil to verso. $250. Only edition. A cotton merchant by trade Walker was a well-connected radical and social reformer. His circle of friends and acquaintances included Thomas Paine Charles James Fox Josiah Wedgwood Joseph Priestley and John Horne Tooke. He and his friends aroused suspicion during the anti-radical hysteria in Great Britain that followed the outbreak of the French Revolution. That was the basis of the treason trial of Walker and several of his associates. The defence was conducted by Thomas Erskine. The trial showed that the evidence was perjured so the charge was abandoned. English Short-Title Catalogue T81558. unknown books
1795ref. 789051795. Edinburgh: Printed for William Brown 1795. Edinburgh: Printed for William Brown 1795. The Trial of a Would-Be Revolutionary Trial. Watt Robert c.1761-1794 Defendant. Trial of Robert Watt For High Treason Before the Court Under the Special Commission of Oyer and Terminer Held at Edinburgh. Taken in Short Hand by Mr. Blanchard Revised by the Counsel on Both Sides And Published with the Permission of the Court. Edinburgh: Printed for William Brown 1795. ii 364 pp. Folding plate illustrating pikes found in Watt's possession. Octavo 8-1/4" x 4-3/4". Contemporary calf gilt fillets to spine lettering piece lacking blind tooling to board edges. Light rubbing and a few small nicks and scratches to boards which are slightly bowed and separated but secured by cords faint dampstain to front board moderate rubbing to extremities shelf location in ink to foot of spine corners bumped and worn faint offsetting to preliminaries front free endpaper loosening but secure. Light toning to interior light soiling in a few places edgewear and light creasing to folding plate brief recent ink annotation to title page. $250. Only edition. Watt a wine merchant and political radical was the architect of a somewhat confused plot to establish Scotland as an independent country. After a search of his house turned up a number of pikes and the type for a seditious handbill he was arrested and tried for treason. A co-conspirator was pardoned but Watt was not so lucky. He was convicted and sentenced to be hanged and beheaded despite the jury's recommendation of mercy. The sentence reflected the court's opinion of the severity of Watt's crime. It was also intended to be a warning to other radicals. English Short-Title Catalogue N013806. unknown
1795ref. 789051795. Edinburgh: Printed for William Brown 1795. Edinburgh: Printed for William Brown 1795. The Trial of a Would-Be Revolutionary Trial. Watt Robert c.1761-1794 Defendant. Trial of Robert Watt For High Treason Before the Court Under the Special Commission of Oyer and Terminer Held at Edinburgh. Taken in Short Hand by Mr. Blanchard Revised by the Counsel on Both Sides And Published with the Permission of the Court. Edinburgh: Printed for William Brown 1795. ii 364 pp. Folding plate illustrating pikes found in Watt's possession. Octavo 8-1/4" x 4-3/4". Contemporary calf gilt fillets to spine lettering piece lacking blind tooling to board edges. Light rubbing and a few small nicks and scratches to boards which are slightly bowed and separated but secured by cords faint dampstain to front board moderate rubbing to extremities shelf location in ink to foot of spine corners bumped and worn faint offsetting to preliminaries front free endpaper loosening but secure. Light toning to interior light soiling in a few places edgewear and light creasing to folding plate brief recent ink annotation to title page. $250. Only edition. Watt a wine merchant and political radical was the architect of a somewhat confused plot to establish Scotland as an independent country. After a search of his house turned up a number of pikes and the type for a seditious handbill he was arrested and tried for treason. A co-conspirator was pardoned but Watt was not so lucky. He was convicted and sentenced to be hanged and beheaded despite the jury's recommendation of mercy. The sentence reflected the court's opinion of the severity of Watt's crime. It was also intended to be a warning to other radicals. English Short-Title Catalogue N013806. unknown books
ref. 12318Jeanne d’Arc. Petit in folio carré, 375x300mm. Reliure éditeur pleine toile crème décor polychrome avec titre doré au premier plat, titre doré, en long, au dos, reliure de ENGEL –Paris. Faux-titre, titre, 84 pages, sur papier couché, entièrement montées sur onglets. 40 superbes compositions en couleurs avec fris décorative en encadrement de O.D.V. GUILLONNET, pages de gardes de couleur bleue. Tranches dorées. Paris Ancienne Librairie Furne – Boivin & Cie éditeurs, 1er décembre 1912. Quelques très légères traces de manipulations, très bon état, intérieur, coloris frais. Bel exemplaire.
1961ref. 1228391961 Editions Le Livre Contemporain - 1961 - In-8, cartonnage toilé crème avec titre en marron au dos, sous jaquette illustrée signée Aslan - 315 pages - Edition originale française du célèbre livre d'Harper Lee "Ne tirez pas sur l'oiseau moqueur",
ref. 123936aafFribourg en Suisse, chez François-Louis Piller, Imprimeur du Gouvernement, 1824, in-4to, (chaqu’une 23x18.5 cm), brochures sans couverture.
1832ref. 8608London Printed for the Proprietors and sold by W. Nute 1832. 1832 366 2 p. 5 plates one damaged. List of books recently published by Thomas Kelly. Contemporary half calf spine gilt and marbled boards. The front endpaper has been removed and p.171/172 partly in facsimile. A little rubbed on the edges and corners but still an attractive copy. London Printed for the Proprietors, and sold by W. Nute, hardcover
ref. 226054Paris, Louis Janet, 1832 in-8, [4]-215 pp., portrait, demi-chagrin brun, dos à nerfs orné, armes en pied (E. Thomas). Qqs rousseurs.
ref. 239147Paris, Louis Janet, 1832 in-8, [4]-215 pp., demi-basane fauve, dos lisse orné (reliure postérieure).
ref. 194598Paris, Poulet-Malassis, 1862 in-8, 457-21 pp., avec 3 ff. de fac-similés en dépliant ; deux lignes de l'avant-propos (page chiffrée XII) ont été caviardées comme dans tous les exemplaires, demi-chagrin marine, dos à nerfs fleuronné, tranches mouchetées (reliure de l'époque). Coins abîmés, mais bon exemplaire.
1818ref. PHO-2615Paris, Eymery, 1818, in-8, 407pp., demi basane époque, dos lisse. Frottements, rousseurs, planches déchirées aux plis. Illustré de 4 planches dépliantes réunissant plusieurs sujets : vue de l’Aveyron à l’endroit où fut retrouvé le cadavre de Fualdès, intérieur de la maison Bancal à Rodez, portraits des 14 personnages de l’affaire, Dubernard, avocat de Jausion et Veynac, et maison Jausion, place de la Cité. La représentation de la maison Fualdès, rue Balestrière, manque. L’exemplaire possède en revanche une saisissante planche de la sentence prononcée contre les accusés, que nous n’avons pas retrouvée dans les collations consultées.
1714ref. 30683Rotterdam Reinier Leers 1714 2 volumes In-12 Barbier IV, 111 ; XXXIV - 448 + 476 pp, un manque de cuir infime en coiffe du tome 2 et plus important en coiffe de queue du tome 1, bel aspect de fraicheur des dos et de l'intérieur
1857ref. 77451857 plaquette (booklet) in-octavo, dos et couverture muets (spine and cover without title), gouttière long papier (fore-edge - great paper), tirage limité à 400 exemplaires - 1 des 370 exemplaires sur papier vergé (limited edition - 400 copies were printed), illustrations : 1 portrait en frontispice et orné de bandeaux - lettrines et de culs-de-lampe (frontispiece portrait and illuminated of headpieces and dropped initials and of tailpieces), 144 pages, 1857 à Paris Chez Auguste Aubry l'un des Libraires de la Société des Bibliophiles François,
1962ref. ws453Editions André Vial, Editions de l'Odéon Broché sous chemise sous emboîtage 1962 In-4 (19,5 x 25,2 cm), broché, couverture rempliée, sous chemise en velours bleu ornée d'une pièce de titre en relief et de trois fleurs de lys au premier plat, avec un fermoir en métal, le tout sous un emboîtage cartonné, non paginé, illustrations en couleurs de André Dussarthou, 1 de 1424 exemplaires sur vélin de Renage avec une suite des illustrations en noir ; quelques traces et frottements sur l'étui carton, par ailleurs bel état. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
1822Aggiunti: Repertorio alfabetico del Regolamento generale del Processo civile (Seconda edizione, collazionata sul Terzo pubblicato dalla C. R. Stamperia di Milano) - Manuale per li Cursori (...Impiegati stabili presso... Preture foresi ed urbane delle Province del Regno Lombardo Veneto...dipendenti dal ...Governo di Milano...) compilato dal Dott. Carlo Gianorini aggiunto presso...Pretura di Casale Pusterlengo Distretto V Provincia di Lodi e Crema... 1 [3 opere in 1 volume] 19x12 cm., legatura in mezza pelle con angoli, 2 nervi al dorso, tagli spruzzati, pp. 179 (5); (8), 62; (VIII), 81 + 3 Aggiunte: A-Giuramento per un Usciere delle Preture (3 pp.) - B-Foglio d'intimazione...Pretura in ....del giorno 10 gennaio 1818, pi? voltepiegato - C-Elenco delle Comuni e rispettive Frazioni soggette all'I. R. Pretura di Casalpusterlengo, 3 pp. - D-Tabella "Arrivo in, e partenza delle Infrascritte Poste da Casalpusterlengo - (9 pp. Indice, Errori e Correzioni, Aggiunte), e opere in 1 volume, annotazioni tipografiche ai margini, in italiano. Pagina bianca iniziale completa di annotazioni manoscritte, piccolo segno di tarlo all'angolo superiore delle prime pagine, piccolo segno indice mano su qualche pagina, piccole mancanze al dorso, ma buon esemplare, ben conservato
ref. 1358819 accusés pour assassinat, vols nombreux, association de malfaiteurs. Caen. Impr. De M. Poisson. 1858. Grand in-8 (24x15). 192 pages. Simple demi-toile noire de l'époque.
ref. 15725relié - 19,5 x 29,5 - 622 pp - année 1903 - éditeur Honoré Champion - illustrations et notes
1879ref. GITf514Paris Marpon et Flammarion 1879 / paris librairie Générale 1871 / paris Librairie des Bibliophiles 1872 / Paris Dentu 1871. 5 ouvrages en 1 volume in-12 105pp 1 feuillet non chiffré table, 138pp 1 feuillet non chiffré table, 68pp, 70pp, VI 66pp 3 feuillets non chiffrés. Demi chagrin rouge, dos à nerfs orné de fleurons finement dorés, reliure de l'époque. Rousseurs par endroits, principalement sur les 2 premiers ouvrages. Bel exemplaire, textes bien complets, reliure de qualité, décorative, en très bon état.
1865ref. 212845Erlangen, Enke, 1865. VIII, 786 S. Modernes Leinen.
In-8, broché, couverture papier moderne, 16 p. Edition originale. Peut-être fils naturel de Louis XV, appelé par Louis XVI au ministère de la Guerre (1791-1792), Louis de Narbonne (1755-1813) parvint à émigrer grâce à Mme de Staël, puis rallia Napoléon dont il devint aide de camp. Il rend compte largement de son action comme Ministre de la Guerre de décembre 1791 à mars 1792. Les dernières pages sont consacrées à une défense, peu enthousiaste, du Roi. (French revolutionary pamphlets, 4189. Martin & Walter, 25648). Suivi de : [Darbaud (F.)]. Un défenseur du roi L'Ami des lois, aux quatre-vingt-trois départements français. Paris, Impr. de l'Ami des Lois, 1793. 14 p.
ref. 32435In-8, broché, couverture papier moderne, 16 p. Londres, chez les Marchands de Nouveautés, 1793.
ref. 464028001 ) ARRÊT de la Cour Royale de Colmar du 27 août 1814 extrait du Journal de Jurisprudence de M. Jourdain greffier-en-chef de ladite Cour. Colmar, Decker, 1814 ; 31 pp. in-8. Texte en français et traduction allemande en face. Procès entre le Sieur George-Frédéric TEUTSCH, marchand de vin à Strasbourg appelant et les Sieurs Fidus MEYER, Nicolas WAUGENEY, Antoine GSELL et George KUNAT propriétaires à Turckheim, intimés. Au sujet de rentes en vin dues par les intimés.2) MÉMOIRE pour le Sieur THOMASSIN, ancien directeur du domaine dans le département du Bas-Rhin, contre le Sieur Frédéric TEUTSCH, Marchand de vin à Strasbourg. Strasbourg, Levrault, 1819 ; 49 pp., in-4. Au sujet de spéculations.3) MÉMOIRE pour Michel SIMON, vigneron à Wangen contre François-Joseph MARTHA, greffier du Tribunal de Commerce de Strasbourg, comme concessionnaire de l’Hospice des jeunes aveugles de Paris. Colmar, Decker, 1827 ; 58 pp. in-4. Au sujet d’un vignoble de Wangen et de redevances en vin qui se percevaient chaque année à Wangen (40 foudres de 20 mesures chacun).4) MÉMOIRE pour le Sieur Louis SCHATTENMANN marchand de vin à Strasbourg opposant à contraintes contre l’administration des contributions indirectes. Strasbourg, Silbermann, 1827 ; 100 pages in-4. Avec le procès-verbal des dégustateurs, celui des chimistes concernant diverses pièces de vin soupçonnées de fraude. Analyse très détaillée de ces vins.5) RÉPONSE pour le Sieur Louis SCHATTENMANN marchand de vin à Strasbourg... Strasbourg, Silbermann, 1827 ; 64 pp. in-4. Suite des analyses évoquées dans la pièce précédente.6) MÉMOIRE du Sieur Auguste DEBENESSE fils, négociant à Strasbourg, dans la cause liée entre lui et le Sieur Jacques HUMMEL aussi négociant dans la même ville. Strasbourg, Heitz, 1828 ; 20 pp. in-4. Violent mémoire contre M. Hummel, accusé de calomnie, au sujet d’un commis, nommé Horst, qui a quitté ce dernier pour se mettre au service de M. Debenesse.7) MÉMOIRE pour le Sieur Henri HORST commis négociant à Strasbourg, demandeur en dommages et intérêts contre le Sr. Jacques HUMMEL, commissionaire-expéditeur à Strasbourg... Strasbourg, Heitz, 1828 ; 40 pp. in-4, Suite de l’affaire précédente.8) RÉPONSE Du Sieur Jacques HUMMEL négociant à Strasbourg aux mémoires publiés contre lui par les Sieurs Auguste Debenesse fils et H. Horst, aussi négociants en la même ville. Strasbourg, Silbermann, 1828 ; 55 pp. in-4. Réponse aux deux précédents mémoires. On y trouve le peu édifiant curriculum du Sieur Horst, congédié par divers employeurs de Bodersweyer, de Bischwiller, de Bouxwiller pour malversations, vols domestiques, etc.De la bibliothèque de Marie-Etienne-Auguste BARTH (1834-1916) avec son ex-libris portant la devise Sitientibus (Alsace).
