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Best.-Nr. 28975A Cologne, chez Pierre Marteau, 1668. In-12, 316p. Reliure plein veau d'époque, dos à nerfs orné de fleurons dorés.
1867Best.-Nr. 21234Paris Librairie Renouard - S.H.F. 1867 In-8 edité sur beau papier, non coupé mais avec des rousseurs 480 pp, un petit manque de papier en quatrième de couverture tome seul
1925Best.-Nr. 30143Paris Albin Michel 1925 In-8 VIII-480, quelques annotations au stylo par un professeur,
1978Best.-Nr. 33188La Rochelle Éditions quartier Latin / Rupella 1978 illustrations noir et blanc non comprises dans la pagination
1721Best.-Nr. 17307Cologne Jean Sambix le Jeune 1721 in-12 basane (usagée), dos à nerfs. (coins ém.) 2 tomes en un vol. in-12, 264pp. et titre, 248pp., titres noir et rouge
1931Best.-Nr. 013766Paris Editions Albert Lévy 1931 In-4 En feuilles, couverture imprimée
1933Best.-Nr. 015072Boulogne André Bloc 1933 In-4 spirale
Best.-Nr. 105643aafCologne, Pierre du Marteau, 1668, pt. in-8vo, 1 p.l., 188 [ie.388]; 269; 1 p.l., 163; 1 p.l., 316. reliure en plein veau légèrement frottée, dos à nerfs richement orné à l’or, coiffes touchées avec petit manque de cuir.
Best.-Nr. 121468aafA Amsterdam, Aux dépens de la Compagnie, M. DCCXXIII., 1723, in-12vo, (13.5 x 8.5 cm), 2 ff. (faux-titre, titre a la Spère) + 403 p., Exlibris collé à l’int du 1er plat de John Peachey Esq. (Bourgeois de Portsmouth dans le County de Southampton) avec devise: ‘Nequisquam serviat ense’, Reliure plein veau d’époque, pièce de titre en maroquin rouge, dos orné, tranches rouges, rel. usé.
Best.-Nr. 138533aafA Amsterdam,Chez Henry Deroubec M.D.CC.XXI., (1721), in-12vo, (13.5 x 8.5 cm), 4 frontispices gravées + 3 gravures h.-t. , 406 p. / 374 p. / 384 p. / 456 p., exlibris gravé, Reliure plein veau d’époque, pièce de titre en maroquin rouge, dos richement orné, tranches rouges, qqs pts défauts.
1870Best.-Nr. LIQ-6345P. Chez Renouard 1870-1877. 4 volumes in-8° demi-chagrin cerise, dos à 5 nerfs ornés de fleurons dorés, têtes dorées, 415+444+455+480 pages.
Best.-Nr. 80191A Amsterdam aux dépens de la compagnie 1723, in-12 reliure d’époque, dos à nerfs, caissons ornés, 354pp; petit manque au sommet du dos et coins émoussés; bon papier - bon état
1723Best.-Nr. R300123917Aux dépens de la compagnie. 1723. In-24. Relié plein cuir. Etat d'usage, 1er plat abîmé, Manque en coiffe de pied, Quelques rousseurs. 354 pages. Contreplats jaspés. Tranches roses. Signet conservé. Manques en coiffe de pied et sur le 1er plat. Dos à 5 nerfs, 1 nerf abîmé. Titre, tomaison, caisson et motifs dorés.. . . . Classification Dewey : 840.05-XVIII ème siècle
1745Best.-Nr. 128Couverture rigide Cologne, Pierre du Marteau, 1744-1745. 1745
Best.-Nr. 11514CARACCIOLI Marquis Les caractères de l’amitié. Nouvelle édition, corrigée & augmentée. In 12 plein cuir fauve raciné, pièce de titre chagrin rouge, fers, roulette, palmette dorés. Roulette dorée sur coupes. Titre, VIII 183 pages 1 page de table, tranches rouges. A Francfort , en foire. Chez Bassompierre libraire à Liège & Van Den Berghen libraire à Bruxe
Best.-Nr. 1213S.l. (Paris), nrf / Gallimard, s.d. (1997). In-16, reliure d'éditeur pleine peau rouge, dos lisse orné de filets dor., titre dor., sous jaquette rhodoïd, tranchefiles, double signet, tête grise, sous emb. pelliculé d'éditeur.
1988Best.-Nr. x-0275931862Praeger Pub Text 1988. Hardcover. New. 182 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.44 inches. Praeger Pub Text hardcover
1988Best.-Nr. x-0275931870Praeger Pub Text 1988. Paperback. New. 9.25x6.25x0.75 inches. Praeger Pub Text paperback
Best.-Nr. 637419718ABC-Clio Incorporated . Papeback. New. pp. 182 ABC-Clio, Incorporated unknown
1988Best.-Nr. DADAX0275931862Bloomsbury Academic 1988-11-02. hardcover. New. 6.00x0.44x9.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Bloomsbury Academic hardcover
1668Best.-Nr. 009105A Cologne: Cologne: Pierre du Marteau 1668. 1668. Collation 388pp163pp 269pp316pp.Bookplate of ''The Right Honourable Wilmot Earl of Lisburne in the Kingdon of Ireland Bound in full period calf raised bands gilt band lines gilt rule lines to boards gilt inner dentelles full gilt edges marble endpaper. Calf light rubbed spines darkened. Both bindings in very good attractive condition. Internally pages in very good clean condition throughout. A very attractive antiquarian work. F. First Edition. Very Good Plus. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Cologne: Pierre du Marteau, 1668. hardcover
Best.-Nr. 652145like new. unknown
1665Best.-Nr. 52025à Cologne: Chez Pierre Marteau Elzevier 1665. Fine. Chez Pierre Marteau Elzevier à Cologne 1665 7.50 x 13 cm 2 tomes en 2 volumes reliés Edition with the same date as the original and at the same address but which does not possess the same collation. Furthermore volume I does not contain the fleuron found on the original although it appears on the title page of the second volume; the typographical material is substantially different for the title pages. The first volume contains 403pp. versus 501pp. for the original the second has only 493pp. versus 132pp. and 808pp for the second volume of the original. There also exists a version in 3 volumes at Pierre Marteau's address on the same date. These differences between the three editions are not elucidated. Full green shagreen bindings ca 1850 signed by Bruyère. Spine with raised bands decorated with 3 small fleurons with gilt and blind fillets. Gilt titles and volume labels. Double fillet frame on covers. Interior border. All edges gilt. One lightened band at the top of the lower cover of volume I. Spines uniformly lightened but very handsome copy perfectly fresh. Bassompierre was imprisoned at the Bastille in 1631 for having participated in the Day of the Dupes; he devoted his twelve-year detention to writing his memoirs Journal de ma vie then his embassies which would appear in 1668. In addition to being one of the most accomplished gentlemen of his time Bassompierre pursued two brilliant and parallel careers under Henri IV and Louis XIII military and diplomatic. These memoirs have always been particularly appreciated they bear the seal of bitterness from imprisonment and are the work of a great French gentleman. Armorial bookplate from the 19th century of L. H. Ruault du Plessis Vaidière. A second bookplate H. Louyvet. Chez Pierre Marteau( Elzevier?) hardcover
1668Best.-Nr. 45845à Cologne Amsterdam: ElsevierChez Pierre du Marteau 1668. Fine. Elsevier Chez Pierre du Marteau à Cologne Amsterdam 1668 7.50 x 13.50 cm 4 parties reliées en 2 volumes First edition printed by the Elsevier press. 4 title pages with the sphere two of which for L'Ambassade en Suisse. Contemporary full brown speckled sheep binding. Spine with raised bands decorated. Brown morocco title and volume labels decorated with roll tools. A slight lack to the joint at the head of each volume. Good copy. Important diplomatic relations by one who was a great lord and great military man concerning the Valtellina affair with Spain and Switzerland and that of the projected marriage of the king's sister and the Prince of Wales in England. A collection of articles and letters that allow one to realistically follow the progress of diplomatic missions a historical introduction each time allows one to grasp the stakes of each embassy: these missions which greatly interested France prove Bassompierre's position with Louis XIII. Upon his return and after having taken part in the siege of La Rochelle he was imprisoned in the Bastille for 12 years for intrigues by Richelieu. It is traditionally accepted that like his Mémoires these Ambassades were also written in prison but it is difficult to see how from such a place Bassompierre could have realized such a work which required numerous researches and access to archives especially as the work appears greatly to be that of a historian; it bears the mark in its writing and structure; but it could have been initiated realized in collaboration to complete the work of the memoirs. [ Elsevier]Chez Pierre du Marteau hardcover
1665Best.-Nr. 36692Cologne: Chez Pierre Marteau 1665. Fine. Chez Pierre Marteau Cologne 1665 7 x 13 cm relié First edition rare. It was printed in Leiden by the heirs and widow of Jean Elzevier. It should be noted that another edition with the same date published by Pierre Marteau has a different collation: 2 501pp. and 2 493pp. and therefore seems to contain less text than the one we present; this is an unexplained curiosity. Bound in contemporary marbled blonde sheep. Spine with raised bands decorated with compartmentalized fleurons. Red morocco title label and black morocco volume label. Head of volume 1 partially split; a lack at the head of volume 2 and one at the tail. A 1.5cm lack along the upper joint bookworm damage. Corners mostly bumped. Volume I slightly larger by 0.5cm than volume II. A translucent ink stain on the title page of volume II on the fleuron. Rather fresh copy. Bassompierre was imprisoned at the Bastille in 1631 for participating in the Day of the Dupes; he devoted his twelve years of detention to writing his memoirs Journal de ma vie then his embassies which would appear in 1668. In addition to being one of the most accomplished gentlemen of his time Bassompierre pursued two brilliant and parallel careers under Henry IV and Louis XIII military and diplomatic. These memoirs have always been particularly appreciated they bear the seal of bitterness from imprisonment and are the work of a great French gentleman. Chez Pierre Marteau hardcover
