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1997A cura di C. Pirovano. Milano, 1997; 2 voll., br. in cofanetto, pp. 1148, 1000 ill. b/n e col., 1000 tavv. b/n e col., cm 27,5x30. (La Pittura in Italia). italiano 88-435-396 La Pittura in Italia br. in cofanetto
Best.-Nr. 27285sl,sd,un feuillet ,trous de reliure,Largeur: 13,6 centimètres- Hauteur: 20,5 centimètres ;Matériaux : paper, gouache, ink, watercolor - bon état ,sous cadre.
Best.-Nr. 17260ABN.p., n.y. 3,3 : 2,5 cm. Embossed silver binding
1828Best.-Nr. 9265Paris, chez Dauthereau (Imprimerie Firmin-Didot), 1828 ; in-32 ; demi-veau glacé vert-lierre, dos à faux-nerfs décoratifs dorés, fleurons et titre dorés (reliure de l'époque) ; XIII, (1 bl.), pp. [15]-308, 12 pp. de catalogue de libraire.
Best.-Nr. 17260ABN.p. n.y. 33 : 25 cm. Embossed silver binding unknown
1953Best.-Nr. 155PARIS. UNION LATINE D'EDITIONS. 1953. 3 VOLUMES IN-4 COURONNE (20 X 25,5 X 12,5 CENTIMETRES ENVIRON) DE (2) + 218, (2) + 246 ET (2) + 251 PAGES, RELIURE DE L'EDITEUR A LA BRADEL PLEIN VELIN IVOIRE, TITRE EN BISTRE SUR DOS LISSE, TETE DOREE, SOUS ETUI BORDE. ILLUSTRE DE 210 DESSINS D'ANDRE HUBERT, DANS LE GOUT DE L'ENLUMINURE, REPRODUITS EN COULEURS AU POCHOIR. PREMIER TIRAGE, LIMITE ET NUMEROTE. UN DES 1000 SUR PUR FIL A L'ANCIENNE, CELUI-CI PORTANT LE NUMERO 810. BON EXEMPLAIRE.
1953Best.-Nr. 3406PARIS. UNION LATINE D'EDITIONS. 1953. 3 VOLUMES IN-4 COURONNE (20 X 25,5 X 12,5 CENTIMETRES ENVIRON) DE (2) + 218, (2) + 246 ET (2) + 251 PAGES, RELIURE DE L'EDITEUR A LA BRADEL PLEIN VELIN IVOIRE, TITRE EN BISTRE SUR DOS LISSE, TETE DOREE, SOUS ETUI BORDE. ILLUSTRE DE 210 DESSINS D'ANDRE HUBERT, DANS LE GOUT DE L'ENLUMINURE, REPRODUITS EN COULEURS AU POCHOIR. PREMIER TIRAGE, LIMITE ET NUMEROTE. UN DES 1000 SUR PUR FIL A L'ANCIENNE, CELUI-CI PORTANT LE NUMERO 1000. INFIME TRACE DE FROTTEMENT SUR LE PLAT INFERIEUR DU TOME 3, SINON BEL EXEMPLAIRE.
1900Mini edizione delle Rime, cm. 6,5x4,5. Ritratto dell’A, e pp. V, 379, (3). In legatura in piena pelle rossa con decorazioni dorate con titolo e motivi a lira ai piatti e al dorso, tagli in rosso.
1958Co-Editore: Stamperia Valdonega. Verona, 1958; ril., pp. 95, 116 tavv. b/n e col. num. f.t., cm 26,5x37. italiano ril.
1838Best.-Nr. BOOKS318508London UK: Charles Tilt Fleet Street. Collectible-Very Good/NO DUSTJACKET. 1838. LeatherBound. 48 pretty plates with prose and verse. Original covers and spine bound in the rear. All edges guilt. 2 1/2 by 2 7/8 inches or 7.2 X 5.7 cm. Bookplate of Dorothy Sturges. Full leather binding by "Wood London". References Welsh 4699; Osborne pp. 186 . Miniature less than 3 inches high 191 pp Front cover loose. . Charles Tilt, Fleet Street hardcover
1988Best.-Nr. 250326Santa Cruz CA: The Good Book Press 1988. First Limited Edition. Hardcover. Fine. Miniature book quarter leather & 16th century hand-made printed paper This is copy 66 of only 200 copies with text by Peter Thomas and illustrations by Donna Thomas. "The first 100 copies are printed on paper made during Shakespeare's lifetime from a damaged copy of DIGESTUM NOVUM 1576. The second 100 copies were printed on hand-made paper by Peter Thomas. Out-of-Print. The Good Book Press hardcover
2005Roma, 2005; br., pp. 176, ill., cm 18x25. (Studia Archaeologica. 138). italiano 88-8265-33 Studia Archaeologica. 0138
1896Splend. ril. edit. in pergam., caratt. e motivi rosso e oro, 4 nerv. al dorso, sovr. in pergam., cm 25x18, pp 27, 40 tavv in eliotipia.
2005Best.-Nr. ST20505-13Santa Cruz California: Peter and Donna Thomas 2005. No. 37 OF 126 COPIES. 75 x 50 mm. 3 x 2". 2 p.l. 23 1 pp. 1 leaf. Tan paper with a paper label over a 17th century printed fragment. WITH THREE LEAVES FROM MINIATURE BOOKS: one leaf from the "thumb Bible" "History of the Bible" New London: W & J Bolles 1831; one from "The Shakespeare Glossary" Glasgow: Bryce Stokes 1904; and one from "Dew-Drops" New York City: American Tract Society ca. 1847. With an additional fragment of a larger leaf tipped in at the front. As new. This delightful entirely handmade production features a list of miniature leaf books and three original leaves from miniature books published between 1831-1904. Since the 1970s our collaborating husband-and-wife book artists Peter and Donna Thomas have been making paper printing with a hand press and hand binding books. The present book was assembled between 1997-2005 and then printed the Thomases humorously tell us "on a cranky old Pearl treadle press" using Joe Halton's linotype and Neuland types. All paper was handmade by Peter Thomas; as an artistic choice by the bookmakers the endpapers include fragments of paper from the 1686 book "Keble's Reports" the same work from which the fragments on the cover and frontispiece originate. The three leaves included here provide an excellent representation of the charming miniature books of the 19th century. They include a leaf from a "Thumb Bible" the miniature volumes containing biblical excerpts that enjoyed considerable popularity during the period; a leaf from an "Ellen Terry" book issued by Glasgow printer David Bryce Jr. who produced these books using the relatively new technology of photographic reduction and named them after the most famous actress of the day; and an American example produced by the non-denominational American Tract Society which published several miniature religious books through the mid-19th century. This publication is made especially charming by its size which of course is entirely appropriate for the volume's contents. Peter and Donna Thomas unknown
2005Best.-Nr. ST20505-13Santa Cruz California: Peter and Donna Thomas 2005. No. 37 OF 126 COPIES. 75 x 50 mm. 3 x 2". 2 p.l. 23 1 pp. 1 leaf. Tan paper with a paper label over a 17th century printed fragment. WITH THREE LEAVES FROM MINIATURE BOOKS: one leaf from the "thumb Bible" "History of the Bible" New London: W & J Bolles 1831; one from "The Shakespeare Glossary" Glasgow: Bryce Stokes 1904; and one from "Dew-Drops" New York City: American Tract Society ca. 1847. With an additional fragment of a larger leaf tipped in at the front. As new. This delightful entirely handmade production features a list of miniature leaf books and three original leaves from miniature books published between 1831-1904. Since the 1970s our collaborating husband-and-wife book artists Peter and Donna Thomas have been making paper printing with a hand press and hand binding books. The present book was assembled between 1997-2005 and then printed the Thomases humorously tell us "on a cranky old Pearl treadle press" using Joe Halton's linotype and Neuland types. All paper was handmade by Peter Thomas; as an artistic choice by the bookmakers the endpapers include fragments of paper from the 1686 book "Keble's Reports" the same work from which the fragments on the cover and frontispiece originate. The three leaves included here provide an excellent representation of the charming miniature books of the 19th century. They include a leaf from a "Thumb Bible" the miniature volumes containing biblical excerpts that enjoyed considerable popularity during the period; a leaf from an "Ellen Terry" book issued by Glasgow printer David Bryce Jr. who produced these books using the relatively new technology of photographic reduction and named them after the most famous actress of the day; and an American example produced by the non-denominational American Tract Society which published several miniature religious books through the mid-19th century. This publication is made especially charming by its size which of course is entirely appropriate for the volume's contents. Peter and Donna Thomas unknown books
1961Very Good. Beautiful copy of this scarce Dix item. Signed by author Florian Karsch at back. This catalog was published in january 1961 in a total edition of 500 numbered pieces. This copy is nr. 376. German Text. Berlin, 1961; hardback, pp. 52, b/w ill., b/w plates, cm 16x22. deutsch hardback
1766In16°. Pagine 141, (1). Rilegatura in piena pergamena rigida coeva. All'interno diffuse gore e bruniture. Tre pagine presentano parte del testo un po' sbiadito ma comunque abbastanza leggibile (vedi foto). All'interno è presente una piccola incisione. Stato di conservazione complessivamente buono. Raro e curioso trattatello sulle tecniche di preparazione ed utilizzo dei colori, opera di autore anonimo pubblicata in Francia nel XVII secolo e poi più volte tradotta in italiano.
Best.-Nr. 53177London: Printed for the Company Of Stationers 1790. Original miniature almanack for 1791 contained in a leather wallet with fold-out engraving: "View Of The Queens Lodge and Castle at Windsor". 20pp. Engraved throughout text on both sides of each leaf. All pages lightly soiled. Black leather wallet with signs of repairs in the past; 61mm x 37mm. Original black cloth binding; 59mm x 34mm x 3mm. Edges rubbed and bumped. All page edges gilt. Contents include: Fold-out engraving -- Common notes MDCCXCI -- January XXXI - February XXVIII -- March XXXI -- April XXX -- May XXXI -- June XXX -- July XXXI -- August XXXI - September XXX-- October XXXI -- November XXX -- December XXXI -- A table of Kings & Queens reigns -- Lord Mayors and Sheriffs from the Year 1770 to the year 1791 -- List of Holidays -- Of the current coins. London: Printed for the Company Of Stationers, [1790]. hardcover
Best.-Nr. 53209Glasgow: David Bryce And Son. London: Henry Frowde. Oxford University Press Warehouse Amen Corner. A Miniature facsimile edition. Judged to be one of the smallest complete bibles ever produced. The title bears the words "Printed by Authority"; and on verso is a copy of the licence granted to D. Bryce to publish this edition of 25000 copies with the following note:"The Publishers beg to thank the oxford University press for enabling them to produce in this tiny form a facsimile of their Nonpareil 16mo Bible printed upon the very thinnest Oxford India Paper ever made and Messrs. S. Bagster and Son for the use of twenty-eight illustrations by C. B. Birch A.R.A." Pp.876. The exact size of the page is 42mm x 28mm. A magnifying glass is supplied in a pocket to the recto of the rear cover. Similar to Herbert:2064 / D&M: 1306. This copy is bound in contemporary blue calf with intricate gilt decoration - Scarce. Glasgow: David Bryce And Son. London: Henry Frowde. Oxford University Press Warehouse, Amen Corner unknown
Best.-Nr. 51478Kingsport Tenn. : Training Division Kingsport Press 1929 . The first of a series of three presidential miniatures from this Press published as an exercise for the Training Division which Bondy calls "marvels of superior miniature book production." It won first prize at the 1928 convention of the Employing Bookbinders of America held in Boston. 22mm x 16mm x 6mm. Bound by hand in full red leather. Gilt title to both front cover and spine.18pp/.pp.139/3pp. . Mottled brown endpapers. Clean text throughout. Very clean. Contains the Gettysburg Address Lincoln�s 2nd Inaugural Address �A House Divided� speech and �Equality in a Republic." VG. Bondy p. 144 . Kingsport, Tenn. : Training Division, Kingsport Press 1929 . hardcover
Best.-Nr. 17570Both on her letterhead 'WALTERS ANSON R.M.S.' 48 Parkstone Avenue Parkstone Dorset. 6 and 11 February 1950. Both letters 2pp. 12mo. Both in good condition lightly-aged the second with the first page lightly crossed through in pencil. The letters relate to work done for the firm of her brother-in-law Marcus Adams described in his Times obituary as 'the outstanding child photographer of his day and photographer to the Royal Family for more than 30 years' at 43 Dover Street Mayfair. She begins the first letter by explaining that she has 'endeavoured to make the Woodall miniature like the snapshot but unless they are really satisfied I had better do another. It is very difficult when something different from the photo is wanted but I don't mind how long it takes if only I can get what they want as they have lost the boy If I have to do another please return this with another piece of ivory I have no more so that I shall be sure of getting colour of hair right.' She continues with more business talk before concluding with a discussion of politics attacking the Labour government as an 'extravagant incompetent horde'. In the second letter she discusses 'the Hillmans group' and her willingness to do 'a specimen of Tuckwell' 'such a bright very much alive & happy child'. The letter concludes with a discussion of colour in her work and the importance of pleasing the mother of the subject. Both on her letterhead ('WALTERS ANSON, R.M.S.'), 48 Parkstone Avenue, Parkstone, Dorset. 6 and 11 February 1950. unknown
Best.-Nr. 46046Henry Frowde. London. 1904 - 1906. 55 x 37mm Original publisher's suede gilt spine titles and marble endpapers all in fair condition with insect damage to part of one front and one rear board text in good condition printed on India paper with front page of three of the tiny volumes loose from the spine though all spines are surprisingly sound. The five volumes comprise The Chimes The Cricket On The Hearth The Battle Of Life The Haunted Man all 1904 and A Christmas Carol 1906 and although fragile at over a hundred years old they are an amazing and quant unretouched example of early miniatures all still readable. Henry Frowde. London. 1904 - 1906 unknown
Best.-Nr. 90677aafEinsiedeln, Verlagsanstalt Benziger, Idem Benziger Brothers in Waldshut, Köln, New-York, Cincinnati, Chicago, 1902, 5x3.5 cm, 189 S. + 1 Bl., Original-Leinenband, ill. mit Gold-Ornamenten. Goldschnitt
Best.-Nr. 130138aafParis : A. Hatier, éditeur, (Imp. Etab Brepols Turnhout, Belgique), s.d. (1915), 5.5x3.5 cm, 648 p, reliure en cuir originale, dos à 3 nerfs, sur le plat devant doré ‘Larousse complet’.
1992cm. 21 x 29,5, xiv-484 pp. con 332 ill. n.t. e 16 tavv. f.t. a col. Storia della miniatura - Studi e documenti La complementariet? fra testo scritto e contenuto figurato nell'ambito dei manoscritti di carattere religioso e soprattutto liturgico ? il filo conduttore su cui si snodano gli studi qui raccolti. 2540 gr. xiv-484 p.
