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1921réf. 30ABBerlin, F. Gurlitt, 1921. Gr.-4°. 130, (3) S. Mit 20 Holzschnitten von Reinhold Hoberg nach Zeichnungen von Max Slevogt (davon 16 ganzseitige). Orig.-Halblederband mit Rückenvergoldung und Rückenschild.
1937réf. 31160ABParis, Gonin, 1937. 4°. 152, (4) S. Mit Lithografien im Text von G. Chopard. Lose Bögen in Chemise und Orig.-Pappdeckeln in Schuber.
1939réf. 5736CBFlorenz, Rinascimento del Libro, 1939. 4°. 641 (1) S., 1 Bl. Orig. Pergament, goldgepr. Rückentitel, unbeschnitten.
1990New York, Fashion Institute of Technology, April 24 - May 10, 1990. 19 pp loose-leaf folio laid-in cloth clamshell slipcase. English Text. New York, 1990; box, pp. 19, b/w and col. ill., b/w and col. plates, cm 21x29. english box
1987réf. 010064New York: Doubleday & Company Inc. 1987. First Edition. hardcover. Fine in a Fine dustwrapper. Illustrated with photographs. SIGNED by the former President on the front free endpaper. Doubleday & Company, Inc. hardcover
1903réf. 051627Istanbul: Manuscript - Autograph letter / Letterhead 'Sura-yi Devlet'. H.: 1319 1903. Soft cover. Very Good. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Original manuscript autograph document signed by Mehmed Said Pasha sent to Trabzon Vilayat Ordu Kaza Hasbamane Nahiya local manager faziletlu 'Mehmed Ali Sevki Beyefendi'. 335x20 cm. Folded. 1 p. In Ottoman script. Mehmed Said Pasha was an Ottoman monarchist senator statesman and editor of the Turkish newspaper Jerid-i-Havadis. He supported the CUP the political party which came to power after the Ottoman coup d'état of 1913. His origin comes from 'Sebazâde family' from Ankara. He became first secretary to Sultan Abdul Hamid II shortly after the Sultan's accession and is said to have contributed to the realizations of his majesty's design of concentrating power in his own hands; later he became successively minister of the interior and then governor of Bursa reaching the high post of grand vizier in 1879. He was grand vizier seven more times under Abdul Hamid II and once under his successor Mehmed V. He was known for his opposition to the extension of foreign influence in Turkey. n 1896 he took refuge at the British embassy in Constantinople and though then assured of his personal liberty and safety remained practically a prisoner in his own house. He came into temporary prominence again during the revolution of 1908. On 22 July he succeeded Mehmed Ferid Pasha as grand vizier but on the 6 August was replaced by the more liberal Kâmil Pasha at the insistence of the Young Turks. Also during 1908 Mehmed Said Pasha bought the famed Istanbul arcade in the Beyoglu Pera district today known as Çiçek Pasaji "Flower Passage". The modern name became common in the 1940s; during Mehmed Said Pasha's ownership in the 1900s and 1910s the arcade was known as Sait Pasa Pasaji "Said Pasha Passage". During the Italian crisis in 1911-12 he was again called to the premiership. He was again removed from power by the Savior Officers who backed the Freedom and Accord Party Liberal Union against the Committee of Union and Progress and replaced by a new cabinet supported by the Officers and the Freedom and Accord Party. The CUP would return to power however the next year after the Ottoman coup d'état of 1913. Source: Wikipedia. Seven lines on special paper with watermark 'Joynson Superfine'. Letter of request to provide teaching for some students in the region. Manuscript - Autograph letter / Letterhead 'Sura-yi Devlet'., [H.: 1319] paperback
1872réf. GD9-047Paris, Imprimerie nationale, 1872. 2 Halblederb?nde der Zeit, gr.-4?, 1. Band: XIV, 768 Seiten und 2. Band: IV 584 Seiten; Exemplar gestempelt, Einb?nde etwas berieben und angestaubt
1960réf. 42396PERMA BOOKS 09/1960. 1. softcover. Galaxy Reader The Maloftege! PERMA BOOKS paperback
1790réf. 194448London: Printed for G. Kearsley 1790. First Edition. Hardback. Closed tear to the title. Finely and period sympathetically bound in modern aniline calf over marble boards. Raised bands with gilt cross-bands and the title blocked direct in gilt. An uncommonly good example; of presentation quality - scans and additional bibliographic detail on request.; 8vo 8"" - 9"" tall; 232 pages; Physical description; xv1232p. ; 8°. Notes; Anonymous. By Leman Thomas Rede the elder. Referenced by: English Short Title Catalog ESTCT100328. Subjects; Judges - Great Britain. Lawyers - Great Britain. London: Printed for G. Kearsley hardcover
1880réf. 172187Edinburgh : Thomas George Stevenson 1880. 1st edition limited edition one of 350 this copy numbered 206. Hardback. Fine copy in the original cloth covered boards professionally recased in later Dutch-linen. Slightest suggestion only of dust-dulling to the panel edges. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight bright clean and strong; 8vo 8"" - 9"" tall; 43 pages; Description: 43 p. lxiii leaves of plates ; 58 cm. Subjects: Edinburgh Scotland --Pictorial works Edinburgh : Thomas George Stevenson hardcover
1656réf. 97617Leodii [Liège / Lüttich], Henricus et Jean Hovius, 1656. [10] Bl., Titelseite in Rot und Schwarz mit Holzschnitt-Druckerzeichen, 620 S., [14] Bl. Folio. 34,5 cm. Ganzleder auf 5 Bünden mit Rückenschild und dekorative Rückenvergoldung.
7 volumes complete, bound, cloth, 345+175+544+452+339+320+507pp., 20x27.5cm., rare complete set in good condition!! Sachsische Zinngiesser Band 1 / Nurnberger Zinngiesser Band 2 / Norddeutsche Zinngiesser Band 3 / Schlesische Zinngiesser Band 4 / Suddeutsche Zinngiesser Band 5 / Suddeutsche Zinngiesser Band 6 Teil 2: Kunzelsau bis Sulzbach. / Suddeutsche Zinngiesser Band 7 Teil 3: Tauberbischofsheim bis Zwiesel. Mit Anhang: Elsass, Osterreich, Schweiz, Ungarn.
1609réf. 62191609 à Paris chez Laurens Sonnius rue St Jacques au coq et compas d'or 1609 édition dernière revue corrigée et augmentée par l'auteur In12 relié plein parchemin 518 pages et index non paginé (35 pages)
1959réf. 1707087Spokane: n.p. 1959. Manuscript. Soft cover. Very Good. TWO original carbon copies of the author's published book of the same title. 170 one-sided pages plus 178 one-sided pages. Several additional pages are present one of them being a further note hand-written referencing John & Dr. George T. Pomeroy. One of these two manuscripts has heavy editing with a pen. A superficial comparison suggests that the second manuscript included these corrections and additions. The second manuscript also includes a few more edited notes and also a Foreword by his son. On the first manuscript he notes it is 48000 words long and the second MS is 47000 words long. A thick card 5 1/2" x 7 1/2" contains on both sides the author's handwritten notes about illustrations & where they will go in the book. The author's nickname was "Rawhide Shorty." He was an artist & was referred to as "Spokane's Painter of Western Scenes." In a 1960 True West article he talks about working cattle with Charley Russell. Good condition both manuscripts. BONUS: The buyer will also receive with these manuscripts another set of manuscripts totaling around 100 pages. This set includes most of Stork's 1962 book of stories Told Around the Campfire. It is not complete. About half of them are type script and about half are handwritten by Stork. There is included in these @ 100 pps some other material that is not complete including an original handwritten poem. n.p. unknown
1692réf. V70980Utrecht: Francis Halman Halman & William vande Water BOTH 1st First editions 1692 1700. Hardcover. Good. Frontis of Hebrews with background of sea monsters and emblematic Christ spouting fire with 7 candles by G. Hoet/J. Mulder. Woodcut printers mark to 1st TP & copperplate of a different printer's mark to 2nd TP 5 folding plates one with flap to be lifted. Two Volumes quarto laced through full vellum not quite uniform bindings spine darkened to second volume/tips worn. All edges sprinkled red and both stamped Ambrose Swasey Library to lower fore-edge. Frontis Titlepage with emblematic woodcut printer's mark 24pp Dedication & to Reader 859pp 49pp index Volume 2 titlepage in red and black with copperplate printer's mark 14pp dedication & contents folding portrait if Wits 951pp 56pp indices. There are 11 blindstamps of the Crozier Theological Seminary to each volume none on printed area except that on frontispiece which encroaches on the imprint below illustration. Plates are of building of the Tabernacle includes a neat flap engraved as a curtain that can be lifted to see the inner sactum. Entirely clean though a few pages are minimally more tanned as paper quality varied. Deals with various more esoteric theology such as prophesy revelations ecstacies Beasts of Daniel IV Jewish rites and customs some 60 pages about America etc by this noted Dutch theologian. Text in Latin with Greek and Hebrew. Shoulder notes printed through out and a few large floriated head- and tailpieces. Clean and crisp. Francis Halman + Halman & William vande Water BOTH 1st First editions hardcover
1895réf. 29628HBDJ CIRCA 1895 1ST EDITION THUS IN GLASSINE DUSTJACKET MAY HAVE BEEN CUT AT BTM LITTLE SHORT small Tears 34 pages full-color illus. in VINTAGE ORIGINAL brown Antique BOX with edge Rub & Small Tears & TITLE LABEL SMALL MARBLELIZED LIKE WITH TITLE ON FRONT WITH GOLD GILT CLOTH CVR WITH PAPER LABEL ON SPINE CVR WITH TINY EXTREMITIES CHIPS WEAR The Hayes Lithographing Company BUFFALO NY hardcover
1929réf. 1806436Revell. Good/No Dust Wrapper. 1929. Hard Cover. M266 . Revell hardcover
réf. 440À Vienne de l'imprimerie de Gay, 1788. 1 volume in 4 (27×22cm) 198 pages et 18 planches . Reliure plein veau raciné. Dos lisse orné. Tranches mouchetées de rouge. Double filets dorés encadrant les plats. Coupes ornées. Intérieur frais, rares rousseurs, planches en très bon état. Quelques épidermures sur les plats. Dos frotté en pied. Petite marque de coup sur un coin du plat supérieur. Bel exemplaire Peu commun
1849réf. 49949New York. January 29 1849. Life Insurance for a Forty-Niner Who Went West with John Woodhouse Audubon An intriguing note regarding life insurance for a forty-niner traveling to California in 1849 with Henry Webb and John Woodhouse Audubon. The note reads: "Langdon H. Havens wants a life insurance permit for California to go over the Overland Route in company with persons bearing dispatches from our Government in a Company of 100 or more. He wants to leave for Washington immediately." Perhaps the twenty-six-year-old Haven sometimes spelled Havens originally intended to join a safe government-sponsored expedition from Washington but he was in fact among the 100 Forty-Niners who embarked on a famously ill-fated overland expedition led by Army Colonel Henry Webb with John Woodhouse Audubon son of the famous ornithologist as his second in command which left New York on February 8. The company proceeded by ship train stagecoach and riverboat to New Orleans and from there by steamer across the Gulf of Mexico to the mouth of the Rio Grande where they arrived on March 13 - an odd overland route dictated by Webb a veteran of the Mexican-American War. There disaster struck. A dozen men died of cholera the company's money was stolen and leadership conflict led Webb to leave the company with a dozen followers. Some of the remaining stalwarts including Haven followed Audubon onward trekking for seven months through Mexico and Arizona the survivors finally reaching San Diego in November. Some then took a boat to San Francisco; others continued overland to the gold fields. As meticulously recorded by Audubon a naturalist and painter in his own right the entire venture has gone down in history as "one of the most poorly-planned" Forty-Niner expeditions "on record." Haven though nearly dying en route was one of the fortunate few who "made it to California." An appealing note dated in the famous year of the California Gold Rush that eerily anticipates the dangers inherent in overland travel in America in the 19th century. Mailing folds slight edge discoloration else fine. unknown
1849réf. 49949New York. January 29 1849. Life Insurance for a Forty-Niner Who Went West with John Woodhouse Audubon An intriguing note regarding life insurance for a forty-niner traveling to California in 1849 with Henry Webb and John Woodhouse Audubon. The note reads: "Langdon H. Havens wants a life insurance permit for California to go over the Overland Route in company with persons bearing dispatches from our Government in a Company of 100 or more. He wants to leave for Washington immediately." Perhaps the twenty-six-year-old Haven sometimes spelled Havens originally intended to join a safe government-sponsored expedition from Washington but he was in fact among the 100 Forty-Niners who embarked on a famously ill-fated overland expedition led by Army Colonel Henry Webb with John Woodhouse Audubon son of the famous ornithologist as his second in command which left New York on February 8. The company proceeded by ship train stagecoach and riverboat to New Orleans and from there by steamer across the Gulf of Mexico to the mouth of the Rio Grande where they arrived on March 13 - an odd overland route dictated by Webb a veteran of the Mexican-American War. There disaster struck. A dozen men died of cholera the company's money was stolen and leadership conflict led Webb to leave the company with a dozen followers. Some of the remaining stalwarts including Haven followed Audubon onward trekking for seven months through Mexico and Arizona the survivors finally reaching San Diego in November. Some then took a boat to San Francisco; others continued overland to the gold fields. As meticulously recorded by Audubon a naturalist and painter in his own right the entire venture has gone down in history as "one of the most poorly-planned" Forty-Niner expeditions "on record." Haven though nearly dying en route was one of the fortunate few who "made it to California." An appealing note dated in the famous year of the California Gold Rush that eerily anticipates the dangers inherent in overland travel in America in the 19th century. Mailing folds slight edge discoloration else fine. unknown books
1987réf. 018589New York: Doubleday & Company Inc. 1987. First Edition. hardcover. Fine in a Fine dustwrapper. Illustrated with photographs. INSCRIBED and SIGNED by the former President on the front free endpaper in December 1987: "To ---------/with Friendship/Respect and Lasting/Appreciation for helping/me 'Look Forward'/George Bush." Advance Review Copy with a letter from the publisher laid in. Doubleday & Company, Inc. hardcover books
réf. 16-633016th or 17th Century. . Drawing in sanguine. 16 x 9cm. Artist's name in pencil verso. Provenance:Né en 1906 à Lezay Deux-Sèvres Jacques Cathy a exercé d’abord la profession de caricaturiste à l’hebdomadaire « Le Rire ». Il a rejoint vers 1927 l’équipe du Cabaret « La Vache Enragée » conduite par Roger Toziny. Jacques Cathy poursuit sa carrière de chansonnier après le décès de Toziny en 1939 et après la guerre il conduit parallèlement une carrière d’acteur dans le cinéma. Jacques Cathy était le 3ème Maire de La Commune Libre de Montmartre à partir de l’élection en 1949.Final provenance: Les Collections Aristophil - 164 bis avenue Charles-de-Gaulle 92200 Neuilly-sur-Seine. 16th or 17th Century. unknown
1850réf. 70164New York:: S. W. Benedict 1850. First edition. original printed front wrapper; rear wrapper lacking. Some brown spotting covers about 20% of the front wrapper decreasing in extent and color over the next few leaves not affecting legibility. . 8vo. Arguments and reasons submitted to the Honorable the Members of the Senate and House of Representatives of the 31st Congress of the United States. Howes C-771. Sabin 16719. S. W. Benedict, unknown
1958réf. 000116aTel- Aviv: Olamenu Publ. House 1958. Hardcover. Near Fine/Near Fine. 2 volumes.1958- 1962. Complete set with the RARE second volume. Original feaux-leather bindings with original dust-jacket. Small fol. RICHLY ILLUSTRATED. A VERY GOOD AND CLEAN SET - Olamenu Publ. House hardcover
1909réf. 67360Santa Cruz CA: Press of the Sentinel 1909. Inscribed Klondike Gold Rush Narrative of a Greenhorn Lost and Starving in the Alaskan Wilderness An inscribed copy of what Kurutz calls "one of the most dramatic and riveting recollections that can be found in the literature of the Alaska gold rushes." The text recounts trials and tribulations while lost in the wilderness of Alaska's Seward peninsula from July through August 1900 where the author nearly starved to death. Written in Teller Alaska in the months during his recovery from his near-death experience the author self-published his story nine years later. This copy was inscribed by the author two decades after the events described: "With the most pleasant recollections of old times I remain your friend the author Watsonville May 23rd 1921." James Hall was a lawyer from Watsonville California practicing in San Francisco. In early 1900 a friend asked Hall to accompany him to the gold fields of Alaska and after some consideration Hall decided to try his luck. After some preparation and an uneventful journey by steamboat and foot to Teller Alaska Hall was asked in July to accompany some men on a four-day journey to look at a quartz prospect that could be rich with gold. During a mountain climb Hall was separated from the other members of his team in the fog becoming hopelessly lost. Thus began Hall's sixty-seven-day journey in the Alaskan wilderness subsisting on water roots and berries. This eminently readable narrative takes the reader through the Alaskan wilderness as the author tries to return to Teller without a compass or food. Over two months later Hall is found by some young prospectors who save him from starvation and bring him back to the camp where he wrote this article and worked briefly with a doctor to administer to other poor injured prospectors. Hall eventually returned to California in 1901. The illustrations show Hall in black-and-white photographs both before and after his arduous journey. The text of Hall's journey is followed by four affidavits vouching for Hall's honesty a nine-page description of Inuit culture life in Nome and his stories of prospectors. An inscribed copy of this entertaining and enlightening Klondike classic. Light blue publisher's cloth titles stamped in black on front board. Light soiling and shelf wear starts to front hinge. Faint toning to margins and light offsetting to endpapers otherwise clean internally. Inscribed in ink by the author on front free endpaper. A very good copy. KURUTZ KLONDIKE 229. LINGENFELTER AK:729. hardcover
