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1880réf. CZC-12586avec une préface de Théodore de Banville et six gravures à l'eau forte de Frédéric Régamey; couverture, frontispice + 4 hors texte. vol in-8, relié demi toile, 16x11cm, des rousseurs parfois fortes, bel état intérieur, 178pp. Couvertures d'origines conservées. Très rare exemplaire. Paris, Chez tous les Libraires, 1880. Edition Originale ref/293
1963réf. 26984Paris S.P.F 1963 In-8 195 pp, quelques passages soulignés au stylo
2005réf. 125322Futur Luxe Nocturne, 2005, in-8°, 235 pp, 8 pl. de gravures et photos hors texte, broché, couv. illustrée à rabats, bon état
in-8°, 235 pp, illustrations n&b, broche, couv. illustree. Tres bel exemplaire. [LA-9]
2004réf. 13596Futur Luxe Nocturne 2004 In-8 broché, 235 pp.
1880Limoges, Ardant, sans date, vers 1880. In-8 relié demi-chagrin rouge, dos orné de petites étoiles dorées, titre doré, tranches dorées. Faux titre, frontispice, titre, VI + 304 pages. Illustrations hors texte. Quelques rousseurs.
1880réf. 14344Limoges, Ardant, sans date Limoges, Ardant, sans date, vers 1880. In-8 relié demi-chagrin rouge, dos orné de petites étoiles dorées, titre doré, tranches dorées. Faux titre, frontispice, titre, VI + 304 pages. Illustrations hors texte. Quelques rousseurs.
réf. L14139Eugène Fasquelle, 1907. In-12 br. 20 illustrations hors-texte. Importante étude sur les spectacles sous la Révolution et l'Empire (acrobates, danseurs de corde, etc.). E.O. non coupé. N°1 sur 15 exemplaires sur Japon (seul grand papier).
1941réf. 840Programme du 5 au 18 décembre 1941. Plaquette in-12 de (8) pp. : couvertures de papier illustrées, la première en couleurs (Jean-A. Mercier), publicité pour une chevelure éclatante sur la seconde.
réf. CA13AA-00147Lee Bursten. Collectible - Like New. Signed by Circo Marchetti on card. Full Color Edition. Fine book deck and box. In polypropylene bag. tarot Inquire if you need further information. Lee Bursten unknown
1930300pp., 32e édition, br.orig.illustrée, 19cm., non coupé, très bon état, T83328
1930réf. T83328Paris, Editions des portiques 1930 300pp., 32e édition, br.orig.illustrée, 19cm., non coupé, très bon état, T83328
1930réf. 124101930. Paris Éditions Les Portiques 1930 - Broché 12 cm x 19 cm 296 pages - Texte de Maurice Verne - Dos restauré état d'usage
in-12°, 30 pages, broche, couverture illustree. Bon etat (dos fort us.). [TX-16] Music-Hall, cirque, etc.
1892réf. List3690N.p. 1892. Folio 9 ½ x 11 ½ inches. 17 pp. Pink printed newsprint wrappers with photographic portrait of John H. Sparks on the front cover. Covers detached paper toned and fragile as typical of newsprint; fair to good overall. An unrecorded music folio issued for the traveling circus of John H. Sparks in the early 1890s self-described as “The Best Collection of Music Ever Published.” Sparks based in Ohio was building his circus during this period into a touring wagon show combining trained animal acts equestrian performances and sideshow attractions. Sparks toured widely presenting afternoon and evening performances and like other traveling acts relied heavily on printed ephemera for revenue. Songs include “Waiting to Hear the Verdict” by Chales Osbourne; “Annie Reilly” by Johnnie Carroll; “Don’t Abuse the Old Folks” by Will H. Fox; “When the Sea Gives Up its Dead” by J.J. Nolan; “When Summer Comes Again” by James Thornton; “The White Squadron” by Arthur West; “Wait Till My Ship Comes Home” by John Walsh; “My Old Dutch” by Charles Ingle; and “Buy a Nice Little Home in the Country” by Ed. Barry. Several compositions are copyrighted by Frank Harding 1864–1939 at the Royal Copyright Office which is peculiar and suggest the possibility that this was for an English audience though Sparks is not known to have toured England during this period. Harding was a New York music publisher who operated Frank Harding’s Music House at 229 Bowery during the formative years of Tin Pan Alley. unknown books
1892réf. List3690N.p. 1892. Folio 9 ½ x 11 ½ inches. 17 pp. Pink printed newsprint wrappers with photographic portrait of John H. Sparks on the front cover. Covers detached paper toned and fragile as typical of newsprint; fair to good overall. An unrecorded music folio issued for the traveling circus of John H. Sparks in the early 1890s self-described as “The Best Collection of Music Ever Published.” Sparks based in Ohio was building his circus during this period into a touring wagon show combining trained animal acts equestrian performances and sideshow attractions. Sparks toured widely presenting afternoon and evening performances and like other traveling acts relied heavily on printed ephemera for revenue. Songs include “Waiting to Hear the Verdict” by Chales Osbourne; “Annie Reilly” by Johnnie Carroll; “Don’t Abuse the Old Folks” by Will H. Fox; “When the Sea Gives Up its Dead” by J.J. Nolan; “When Summer Comes Again” by James Thornton; “The White Squadron” by Arthur West; “Wait Till My Ship Comes Home” by John Walsh; “My Old Dutch” by Charles Ingle; and “Buy a Nice Little Home in the Country” by Ed. Barry. Several compositions are copyrighted by Frank Harding 1864–1939 at the Royal Copyright Office which is peculiar and suggest the possibility that this was for an English audience though Sparks is not known to have toured England during this period. Harding was a New York music publisher who operated Frank Harding’s Music House at 229 Bowery during the formative years of Tin Pan Alley. unknown
1988réf. 63480Rapperswil. 1988. 58 n. n. Seiten. Mit zahlr. teils farbigen Abbildungen. Farbig ill. Originalbroschur. 21x15 cm
1979réf. BLG00265Programme de Tournée, ~ 1979, broché, couverture carton ondulé, avec découpe laissant apparaître un loup (masque) sur fond argenté, nombreuses photos de Christian Altorfer & Patrick Lecoq + esquisses des auteurs, 52 pages, 21x22
1954réf. 16223ABStgt, Blüchert-Verlag, (1954). Quer-8°. 24 Bl. 46 Taf., dv. 22 in Farbe, v. W.T. Farb. illustr. Orig.-HLn. + Wichtig: Für unsere Kunden in der EU erfolgt der Versand alle 14 Tage verzollt ab Deutschland / Postbank-Konto in Deutschland vorhanden + (stärker bestossen).
1954réf. 16223ABStgt, Blüchert-Verlag, (1954). Quer-8°. 24 Bl. 46 Taf., dv. 22 in Farbe, v. W.T. Farb. illustr. Orig.-HLn. (stärker bestossen).
Mr. Louis Cyr. - Strongest man on the Earth - Horace Barre
1985réf. 1436PARIS. EDITIONS FLAMMARION. 1985. GRAND IN-FOLIO (32 X 49,5 X 5,5 CENTIMETRES ENVIRON) NON PAGINE EN FEUILLES DE 67 PAGES SOUS COUVERTURE CREME REMPLIEE BLANCHE, CHEMISE METALLISEE CALLIGRAPHIEE PAR TREMOIS, ET ETUI EN PLASTIQUE TRANSPARENT. TEXTE CALLIGRAPHIE PAR TREMOIS. ILLUSTRE DE 17 BURINS ET EAUX-FORTES ORIGINAUX DE TREMOIS, DONT 14 A DOUBLE PAGE. PREMIER TIRAGE LIMITE A 200 EXEMPLAIRES NUMEROTES ET SIGNES PAR L'ARTISTE, DONT 20 EXEMPLAIRES DE COLLABORATEURS NUMEROTES DE I A XX, CELUI-CI SUR VELIN DE RIVES, PORTANT LE NUMERO V. ENRICHI D’UN GRAND DESSIN ORIGINAL A L’ENCRE DE CHINE, A PLEINE PAGE, AVEC ENVOI AUTOGRAPHE SIGNE ET DATE. SUPERBE EXEMPLAIRE, ACCOMPAGNE D’UNE PLAQUETTE DE PRESENTATION DE L’OUVRAGE.
196223x16 cm cartoncino giallo con 5 illustrazioni di Cervellati; p. 4 con l'elenco delle pubblicazioni sul circo di Cervellati e del materiale esposto alla mostra presso il Museo Civico dell'Archiginnasio 22 dicembre 1962 - 22 gennaio 1963.
1988réf. 115166Hamburg: Pierrot-Magazin, 1988. 32 S. mit farbigen Abbildungen Broschiert
2006In-8 (cm. 22.40), cartonato editoriale, sovracoperta editoriale illustrata, pp. VIII, 213, (3), con illustrazioni in bianco e nero e a colori fuori testo. Prefazione di Valerio Massimo Manfredi. Prima edizione. Minime tracce di polvere alla sovracoperta; peraltro, volume in ottimo stato (nice copy).
