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2010réf. DADAX3642163815Springer 2010-10-28. 2010. hardcover. New. 6.30x0.80x9.20. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Springer hardcover
1938réf. 21454Grenoble, Didier et Richard, 1938 ; in-folio, broché en feuilles sous couverture crème rempliée, étui d’édition en carton gris ; [16] pp., 12 dessins reproduits en héliogravure, formant chemise pour les 12 eaux-fortes, [1]p. de Table.
2012réf. x-3642265715Springer 2012. Paperback. New. 2010 edition. 284 pages. 9.25x6.10x0.62 inches. Springer paperback
réf. 21335soit 2 tomes, reliés en un volume in folio oblong, cartonnage de percaline marron à fers dorés spéciaux et à froid sous le titre “Souvenir des Pyrénées” par Eug. Ciceri. Lafont-libraire-Editeur 40 allées d’Etigny-Luchon, dos chagrin marron foncé, nerfs, caissons de filets dorés, titre doré, tranches dorées ; s.d. [1870 ou 1873, BNF] ; a) [1] f. de Titre, 8 pp. sur 2 colonnes, 1 plan et une carte dépliante lithographiés par Salette à Toulouse, 28 lithographies dont 8 dépliantes (2 ou 4 panneaux), tirées par Becquet à Paris pour l’éditeur Goupil. b) [1] f. de titre, 12 pp. de texte sur 2 colonnes, 32 lithographies dont 9 dépliantes (2 panneaux), idem. Soit en tout 60 lithographies dessinées et mises sur pierre par Eugène Ciceri, dont 17 dépliantes, non compris le plan et la carte également lithographiés.
1745réf. 41368Ephrata. 1745. From the Ephrata Press Evans calls this "The first book printed at the Brotherhood press" of the Ephrata Cloister and it is generally accepted as such. Seidensticker suggests that a press was in operation before 1745 although he locates no earlier Ephrata imprints. The "Golden Apple" is a devotional book of the Swiss-Mennonite brethren originally printed in Basel in 1702 and reprinted there in 1742. This Ephrata printing is the third edition of the text containing devotional works from a variety of sources including the Anabaptists. The overall emphasis of the texts is to shore up the spirit in the face of adversity and would have been especially useful to the relatively new Ephrata Cloister which was established in 1732 in what is now Lancaster County Pennsylvania. Known for their simple and monastic lifestyle the community established their own printing press after their leader Conrad Beissel had a falling out with pioneering German-American printer Christoph Saur. There are two issues of this collection one with a titlepage noting its intended use by the Ephrata community as in the present copy and another with a titlepage noting its use by the Mennonites. The "Mennonite titlepage" is also found in this copy bound in at the rear as is sometimes the case. 12mo. Contemporary calf over wooden boards rebacked with portion of original backstrip laid down lower clasp on binding present upper clasp lacking. Boards worn leather stripped from lower portion of rear board exposing word born. Text intermittently tanned some foxing. Titlepage and following thirty leaves with an old stain in outer portion of each leaf; several later leaves stained in lower margin not affecting text. Overall a good plus copy. ARNDT 76. EVANS 5603. ESTC W6901. HILDEBURN 932. DOLL & FUNKE 370. BENDER p.2. SEIDENSTICKER p.26. hardcover
