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réf. 20013Paris, Réunion des musées nationaux, 1989 3 volumes 23 x 30,5cm Brochés sous couvertures rouges aux 1ers plats ornés d'une vignette couleurs; en étui illustré couleurs. En pagination continue: Vol.1: LII + [368]p.; Vol.2 paginé de [369] à [640]; Vol.3: paginé de [641] à 971; très nombreuses illustrations in texte, vignettes et pleines pages, en noir et en couleurs. Très bon état sauf dos insolés.
1915réf. 4962Paris Ministère de l'Instruction publique et des Beaux-Arts 1915 Deux volumes in-8 brochés, 396+404 pages, nombreuses illustrations. Rousseurs, couvertures brunies, exemplaire en partie non coupé.
réf. 200607269Paris, Augustin Challamel éditeur, 1900 ; in-8, 430 pp., demi-maroquin à coins. Exposition universelle de 1900 - les colonies françaises - ouvrage accompagné de nombreuses cartes, plans et graphiques - ex libris de Henri Malo (notice rédigé par les soins du service local de la colonie).
réf. 17432Paris / Blois, Somogy / Ville de Blois, [s.d., cop. 1999] 1 volume 21,8 x 26,4cm Broché sous couverture noire à larges rabats, au 1er plat illustré couleurs. 224p.; très nombreuses illustrations in texte, vignettes et pleines pages, la plupart en couleurs. Bon état.
1995réf. 18354Paris, Paris musées / Editions de la Tempête, 1995 1 volume 21,8 x 27cm Reliure souple éditeur au 1er plat illustré. 239p.; nombreuses illustrations in texte en noir et en couleurs, vignettes et pleines pages. Bon état sauf très légères traces de frottement à la charnière du dessus; cachet "Exemplaire non destiné à la vente" (ici non respecté !).
1902réf. 104573Saint-Cloud, Imprimerie de Belin frères 1902 In-4 29,5 x 20 cm. Broché, couverture grise imprimée, 92 pp.,19 planches contenant 179 figures, belle iconographie, table des matières. Dos cassé, intérieur très frais.
1906réf. LFA-126716933Un document de 51 pages, format 185 x 275 mm, illustré, broché couverture couleurs, publié en 1906, Etablissements Moullot Fils Ainé (Marseille), rare
réf. 23816Paris, Centre Georges Pompidou, 1991. Fort in-4, 529, broché, couverture originale (petite déchirure au dos sans gravité, petits frottements).
réf. 19777Saint-Denis, Musée d'art et d'histoire, [d.l. 1988] 1 volume 21,9 x 27cm Encollé sous couverture au 1er plat illustré couleurs. 128p.; nombreuses illustrations en noir in texte, vignettes et pleines pages, 8 planches couleurs. Bon état.
1985réf. 3930Puyricard / Aix-en-.Provence, Présence Contemporaine, 1985 1 volume Format oblong 24,8 x 21,5cm Reliure souple éditeur au 1er plat illustré couleurs. 111p., nombreuses illustrations en noir in texte, vignettes et pleines pages, 15 planches couleurs. Bon état (1er plat légèrement incurvé; coins inférieurs un peu frottés).
réf. 19786Paris, Réunion des musées nationaux, 1988 1 volume 23 x 30,4cm Broché sous couverture noire au 1er plat illustré couleurs. 424p.; très nombreuses illustrations en noir, vignettes et pleines pages, 40 planches couleurs. Bon état (plis marqués au dos, où commence à se décoller la pellicule).
réf. 19121Chamalières, Association musée d'art contemporain de Chamalières, 1988 1 volume 22 x 22cm Broché sous couverture à rabats. Non paginé (1,5cm d'épaisseur), sur papiers de différentes qualités; très nombreuses illustrations couleurs, vignettes, pleines et doubles pages, dont 4 planches couleurs dépliantes. Bon état.
réf. 19007Lons-le-Saunier, Musée d'archéologie / Cercle Girardot, 1990 1 volume 16,8 x 23,9cm Broché sous couverture au 1er plat orné d'une vignette couleurs. 199p.; nombreuses illustrations in texte en noir et quelques-unes en couleurs. Bon état.
réf. 6169Marseille, Imprimerie Samat et Cie, 1906. 1 volume in-4, 341 pp., très nombreuses illustrations photographiques en noir et blanc, 3 cartes dépliantes in fine, reliure demi-basane frottée, plats cartonnés usés, coins émoussés, intérieur en bon état.
1934réf. 62772Chicago IL: Santa Fe The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Co. Rand McNally 1934. 4to. 40pp unpaginated. printed in sepia throughout. With photo illustrations by Kaufmann & Fabry 1 large double-page centerfold photo 1 map. Self-printed photo-illustrated softcovers Art Deco cover art of Chicago World’s Fair rear view of Grand Canyon Native Americans and more slight shelfwear slight rubbing to couple corners still NF bright copy. First edition thus of this nicely illustrated brochure describing the glorious sights to see at the 1934 Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago. Of particular interest are the striking and often moody photographs of Kaufmann and Fabry who was an active commercial photographic firm specializing in architectural photography in Chicago from before 1910 and are still in existence. Worldcat locates 2 copies Northwestern Chicago Public Library. Santa Fe, [The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Co., Rand McNally], paperback
1962réf. 13944Seattle: Geo-Graphics Inc 1962. Saddle stapled wrappers. Near Fine/Envelope: Near Fine. R. Morgan illustrations. Tall 8vo. Color illustrated stiff paper wraps saddle stapled two leaves folding out with color illustrations recto and verso points of interest text keyed to illustrations: near fine. In the original mailing envelope: one short end torn light soiling and rubbing to edges. One of the scarcer of the untold Century 21 pieces of ephemera created by the masterful promoters. Now housed in a removable clear archival sleeve with an acid-free backing. Geo-Graphics, Inc unknown
1876réf. 303823Philadelphia Thomas Hunter 1876. 1876. Oblong small 4to 11 3/8" x 7 1/2". 6 color lithographs on 6 separate sheets. Very good few short tears. Views of Machinery Hall U.S. Government Building Horticultural Hall Agricultural Hall Judges Hall Main Building. No Binding. Very Good. Philadelphia, Thomas Hunter, 1876. unknown books
1876réf. 101959Small 3 1/2" x 5" oblong souvenir book embossed red cloth with gilt letters 24 accordion style panels with illustrations two double page. Some slight extremity wear internally bright and clean; very good plus. Somewhat scarce souvenir booklet with numerous illustrations of Philadelphia during the Centennial Exhibition. Illustrations include a panoramic view of Philadelphia Independence Hall the New Post Office Masonic Temple the United States Mint Girard College and the exhibition grounds for the Centennial Celebration. Geo. C. Renkauff, books
1876réf. 60907Philadelphia & Buffalo NY: Clark & Co. Manufacturers of Builders’ Hardware Potsdamer & Co. 1876. Oblong 12mo. 5.5 x 3.25 in. One colour-chromolithographed trade card w/ illustrations of Buildings on recto emulating a stage with a central Birds-eye image of the Exposition advertising for the firm in English French German & Spanish on verso slight shelfwear very minor age toning still NF copy from the library of Prof. Marvin Nathan. A fantastic chromolithograph birds-eye promotional trade card issued by the Clark & Co. Hardware from Buffalo New York who embraced the international flavor of the 1876 Centennial by advertising in four different languages. Potsdamer & Co. operated from the mid 1870’s until Ketterlinus acquired the firm in 1885 and has as stage framing the miniature birds-eye the Machinery Hall Government Building Agricultural Building Art Gallery Women’s Pavilion and the expansive Main Building. No copies in Worldcat. Clark & Co., Manufacturers of Builders’ Hardware, Potsdamer & Co., unknown
1875réf. 60874Philadelphia PA: H.J. Toudy 621 & 623 Commerce Street 1875. One oblong atlas folio hand-coloured lithograph sized 25 x 20.5 in. still retaining fairly wide borders printing below centered image colour-tinted border to image some very minor age toning dustsoiling still an excellent copy preserved in the original quarter-sawn oak wood frame 33.5 x 25.5 in. retaining the original glass newly backed in archival foam core framed w/ archival matting. First edition of this impressive first edition birds-eye view of the buildings and sites Centennial International Exhibition with the fairgrounds set above the Schuykill River. This view depicts the Exposition before it was completed and the Halls featured include the Main Building Machinery Hall Memorial Hall Horticultural Hall and Agricultural Hall. Once the construction was complete Toudy issued another version with fuller buildings as well as some changes to the foreground and center of the image. Toudy fl. 1865-1878 first established with William Toudy his lithography firm at 503-505 Chestnut and later merged with Geroge Wl. Ward & Co. in 1872 lasting less than 2 years. Henry became the sole owner by 1875 and were well known for their atlases maps and city views and he worked on several Stone & Stewart County Atlases from 1866-1877 as well as many of the Mid-Atlantic general surveys. They also managed to outlast a lawsuit over a print based on the drawing by Hermann Schwarzmann architect of the Centennial grounds entitled “Bird’s Eye View” after copyrighting this image in 1875. Firm was destroyed by fire in 1878. Worldcat locates 2 copies AAS DLC another version located at Library Company of Philadelphia. H.J. Toudy, 621 & 623 Commerce Street, unknown
1876réf. 57711Philadelphia PA: National Publishing Co. 1876. One oblong atlas folio hand-coloured lithograph sized 26 x 20.5 in. still retaining fairly wide borders printing above & below centered image w/ hand-coloured border some minor toning & aging from original backing minor tidemark to upper left corner edgewear slight tears very minor predation scuffing to blank right margin still a nice strong image retaining some of the original colouring. First edition variant issue of this scarce birds-eye view of the buildings and sites at the first World’s Fair in the United States celebrating the Centennial. This depicts the trees grass shrubs pedestrians horse-drawn carriages and walking paths with labels below for the Horticultural Hall Main Exhibition Building Memorial Hall Agricultural Hall Ladies Pavilion Machinery Hall and others. These beautiful birds-eye views were presented to subscribers of the “Centennial History” by sales agents who were also sent extra circulars and liberal commissions as indicated in the margins. These were apparently issued in different sizes and formats with the Huntington hand-coloured copy containing all the text including the imprint at the lower fore-edge and both the Huntington and American Antiquarian Society copies have smaller margins. Bourquin 1808-1897 was a Swiss-American pioneering Philadelphia lithographer who specialized in county maps and atlases but also was known for his innovative lithography and by 1876 maintained between 6 and 20 skilled lithographers to produce portraits and prints. National Publishing Co., unknown
1877réf. 61009New York: D. Appleton & Co. Publishers 1877. Folio. 10.25 x 13 in. iv 164 pp. plus 6 pp. illustrated publisher’s ads. With woodcut engraved illustrations throughout woodcuts in ads as well. Emerald green publisher’s cloth over beveled boards decorative gilt & black borders & lettering on front cover paper spine label w/ manuscript title a.e.g. minor edgewear minor bumping slightly shaken ex-lib markings on endpapers & title still VG- copy. First edition of this wonderfully illustrated depiction of the furnishings artworks silver American cut glass stained-glass windows and more all displayed at the 1876 Centennial International Exhibition in Philadelphia. Following the lead of the 1851 & 1862 Exhibitions the 1853-54 New York Exhibition and others the Centennial served as a vast space for thousands of vendors and manufacturers to display their wares. Many American artists were featured and these World’s Fairs served as key influences on designers decorators artists architects and the arts. Copies of this are surprisingly uncommon with nearly all listed in Worldcat as electronic or microfilm versions rather than physical. D. Appleton & Co., Publishers, hardcover
1876réf. 60872Philadelphia: n.p. 1876. Oblong folio. 28.25 x 22.75 in. One woodblock-engraved printed linen scarf decorative borders large lozenge medallions for halls sewn at fore-edges minor age toning some spotting & soiling very slight foxing old pin-holes at corners still a VG exemplar. First edition of this wonderfully woodblock printed souvenir linen scarf for the 1876 Centennial International Exhibition held in Philadelphia that year. The large lozenge medallions feature the Main Exhibition Building which covered 21.5 acres constructed of wood & iron framework on 672 stone piers; the Horticultural Hall epitomized floral achievement in gardening and was designed in a Moorish style to be a permanent tribute to the Crystal Palace of London’s 1851 Great Exhibition -- it survived until severely damaged by Hurricane Hazel in 1954; and finally the Art Gallery now known as Memorial Hall and the only large exhibit building still standing on the Exposition site. President’s Washington & Grant anchored the upper corners with Centennial Medallions in the lower corners. [n.p.], unknown
1876réf. 757111876. CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION. Masterpieces of the Centennial International Exhibition. Volume I: Fine Art by Edward Strahan. Volume II: Industrial Art by Professor Walter Smith. Volume III: History Mechanics Science by Joseph M. Wilson. Phila.: Gebbie & Barrie 1876. 1st ed. 4to. Three vols. Profusely illus. with engraved plates and reproductions. 366; 521; 375pp. A very good set in cloth. unknown
1876réf. 154861876. CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION. The Masterpieces of the Centennial International Exhibition. Volume I: Fine Art by Edward Strahan. Volume II: Industrial Art by Professor Walter Smith. Volume III: History Mechanics Science by Joseph M. Wilson. Phila.: Gebbie & Barrie 1876. 1st ed. 4to. Three vols. Profusely illus. with engraved plates and reproductions. 366; 521; 375pp. A very good set in orig. 3/4 leather. unknown
