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Best.-Nr. 243742Paris, Soc. des ed. Militaires, 1929-1931 4 vol. in-4, demi-chag. brun à coins, dos à nerfs, couv. cons. (rel. de l'époque). Dos et coins légt frottés.
Best.-Nr. 196130Stuttgart, Wilhelm Nitzschke, s.d. (1873) Petit in-4 oblong (26 x 32 cm), [2] ff. n. ch. (titre, préface), 14 planches en couleurs légendées chacune d'un feuillet de texte en regard, demi-toile chagrinée cerise à coins, plat supérieur orné d'un grand décor polychrome (reliure de l'éditeur). Bon exemplaire.
Best.-Nr. 239569Buenos Aires, Arsenal principal de guerra, 1904 in-4, 29 pp. de texte, un f. n. ch., et 70 planches en chromolithographie, toile chagrinée cerise, dos lisse muet, encadrements à froid sur les plats, titre poussé en lettres dorées sur le plat supérieur, tranches mouchetées (reliure de l'éditeur).
Best.-Nr. 223124Paris, chez l'auteur, s.d. 2 vol. in-4, 89 planches en couleurs accompagnées de leur texte explicatif, étui et emboîtage de toile bordeaux (rel. de l'éditeur).
Best.-Nr. 228329Paris, (Maison Martinet), Hautecœur frères, s.d. (1853-1866) in-4, [1]-30 pl. lithographiées et coloriées, percaline verte, titre et grandes armes d'Empire estampés et dorés sur le premier plat, tranches dorées (rel. de l'éditeur). Rousseurs éparses.
Best.-Nr. 245113S.l. [Strasbourg], 1957, in-4 carré, [2] ff. n. ch. (titre en couleurs, introduction), avec 56 planches en couleurs montées sur onglets, veau fauve, dos à nerfs cloisonné et fleuronné, encadrement de double filet doré sur les plats, tranches dorées, dans emboîtage cartonné (reliure de l'éditeur). Charnière supérieure frottée.
Best.-Nr. 220070Paris, Dutertre, 1860-1864 5 vol. gr. in-8, demi-chagrin rouge, dos à nerfs orné (reliure de l'époque). Qqs mouillures angulaires, le papier des planches en couleurs est souvent bruni, beaucoup moins dans les deux derniers volumes, déchirure à la carte.
1882Best.-Nr. 156146Philadelphia: Thomas Hunter 1882. First Edition. hardcover. very good. Prepared under the instructions from the Quartermaster General. 10 chromolithograph plates. 9 black and white plates. 4pp. of text. oblong 4to rebound in modern cloth; a few contemporary words in pencil in margins of two chromolithographs rubberstamps of previous owner on t.p. last blank page and verso of last black & white plate dampstaining to margins of most plates soiling to margins of chromo- lithographs rubbing to extremities of cloth. Philadelphia: Thomas Hunter 1882. Very good. Each chromolithograph depicts four men in full uniform. Uniforms from corporal to general are shown. The black and white plates contain several line drawings each illustrating individual parts of the uniform which are unique to each rank. Howes R-155 Thomas Hunter unknown books
1868Octavo. Pp. 284. Title-page printed in red and black and with nice engraved vignette. Hardcover, bound in quarter calf and marbled boards, spine with gilt-tooled raised bands, trifle rubbed, gilt lettering direct; old stamp to title and two other pages. In about fine condition. ~ First edition. Rare. Printed in a limited edition of 150 copies only, this is copy number 23, monogrammed by the Author for authenticity. With the Author's signed dedication at head of half-title. Provenance: From the library of C. P. Mulder, renowned collector and international heraldry authority, with his charming armorial bookplate,"Nil Desperandum", to first free endpaper. For a complete catalogue of Mulder's library, from which we offer a considerable number of items, see: C. P. Mulder: "Catalogue of Works on Orders, Decorations and Medals in the Library of C. P. Mulder" (Rotterdam, 1988). See also: C. P. Mulder & A. A. Purves: "Bibliography of Orders and Decorations" (Copenhagen, 1999).
Twelve volumes bound in one. Oblong crown quarto. With a total of 62 chromolithograph plates. Each volume is complete with its own colour lithograph cover. Hardcover, bound in nice contemporary half cloth and marbled boards, contemporary manuscript label to spine, edges trifle rubbed. In fine condition. All volumes and all plates are in superb condition. ~ First edition. Complete run of 11 consecutive parts, originally issued as leporellos, now bound as a book with additional 3 parts. Of utmost rarity. From the library of C. P. Mulder, renowned collector and international heraldry authority, with his charming armorial bookplate,"Nil Desperandum". For a complete catalogue of Mulder's library, from which we offer a considerable number of items, see: C. P. Mulder: "Catalogue of Works on Orders, Decorations and Medals in the Library of C. P. Mulder" (Rotterdam, 1988). See also: C. P. Mulder & A. A. Purves: "Bibliography of Orders and Decorations" (Copenhagen, 1999).
Best.-Nr. 110814Edité par Militar, Kunst, Verlag "Mars" (éditeurs d'art militaire "Mars") - Sans date - In Folio, feuillets libres dans emboîtage rouge décoré - 32 planches, complet selon la Table des matières et numéros des tables (voir photos) + documents hors-texte
1940Thick crown quarto. Pp. xxii, 9-560, (3). Plus 32 plates with numerous illustrations of medals, all printed in fine photogravure. Description of each plate appears on the facing page, the verso of the previous plate. Hardcover, rebound in blue full cloth with part of the original cloth, lettered in silver, laid-down on cover. Black morocco lettering-piece in gilt to title. In fine condition. Excellent copy. ~ First edition. [Provenance:] From the library of C. P. Mulder, renowned collector and international heraldry authority, with his charming armorial bookplate,"Nil Desperandum", to first free endpaper. For a complete catalogue of Mulder's library, from which we offer a considerable number of items, see: C. P. Mulder: "Catalogue of Works on Orders, Decorations and Medals in the Library of C. P. Mulder" (Rotterdam, 1988). See also: C. P. Mulder & A. A. Purves: "Bibliography of Orders and Decorations" (Copenhagen, 1999). The present copy, Mulder's own working copy, bears witness to the dedication and scholarly of this authority. It includes many corrections and additions drawn from various sources, including publisher's corrections and ammendments, clipped and tipped-in at the appropriate places in the book. Mulder's notes and corrections in pencil, occasionally in pen, appear in places as well as extensively on slips of paper, loosely inserted. Related clips from various sources are also loosely inserted. But the great contribution of Mulder to this work, indeed his improvement of the work, is to be found in the Plates section. On interleaves which are bound-in he mounted additional images of medals which were not originally included in the book, each carefully identified. There are close to 100 such additional illustrations from various sources, depicting medals Obverse and Reverse. [NOTE:] It should be strictly noted that this material, the result of a lifelong research, study, and collection is provided herewith strictly as-is, subject to what is physically present in the book. [ALSO INCLUDED:] Original publisher's promotional leaf, announcing the publication of this book with additional information. [FURTHER INCLUDED:] Original receipt invoice from the publisher on original stationery with logo, confirming the purchase of this book on October 15th, 1940, for the sum of RM 21.68 after 25% discount. Typed with additional text in manuscript, stamped and signed. The purchaser was Henri Quinot, Belgium, whose ownership ticket with full address and telephone number is pasted at the corner of first free endpaper. Henri Quinot, who passed away in 1967, was the author of the definitive work on Belgian decorations "Recueil illustre des Ordres de Chevalerie et decorations Belges 1830 à 1963". He was a fine collector and an authority on the subject. Another ownership signature is also to be found on this page and inside cover there's a third, unidentified bookplate. Extremely rare scholar's copy with exquisite provenance.
Two volumes bound in one. Crown quarto. Pp. viii, 126; viii, 168. Hardcover, nicely bound in handsome recent half calf and matching marbled boards, crimson gilt lettering-piece to spine; small chip at bottom blank margin of last few leaves well away from text, title-page darkened. Foxed, else in a very good condition. ~ First edition. Extremely rare complete work. This attractive and overall well-preserved copy comes from the library of C. P. Mulder, renowned collector and international heraldry authority, with his charming armorial bookplate,"Nil Desperandum", to first free endpaper. For a complete catalogue of Mulder's library, from which we offer a considerable number of items, see: C. P. Mulder: "Catalogue of Works on Orders, Decorations and Medals in the Library of C. P. Mulder" (Rotterdam, 1988). See also: C. P. Mulder & A. A. Purves: "Bibliography of Orders and Decorations" (Copenhagen, 1999).
1882Best.-Nr. 156146Philadelphia: Thomas Hunter 1882. First Edition. hardcover. very good. Prepared under the instructions from the Quartermaster General. 10 chromolithograph plates. 9 black and white plates. 4pp. of text. oblong 4to rebound in modern cloth; a few contemporary words in pencil in margins of two chromolithographs rubberstamps of previous owner on t.p. last blank page and verso of last black & white plate dampstaining to margins of most plates soiling to margins of chromo- lithographs rubbing to extremities of cloth. Philadelphia: Thomas Hunter 1882. Very good. Each chromolithograph depicts four men in full uniform. Uniforms from corporal to general are shown. The black and white plates contain several line drawings each illustrating individual parts of the uniform which are unique to each rank. Howes R-155 Thomas Hunter unknown
1890Best.-Nr. 27641890 1890 Librarie Haar & Steinert, Paris, 1890. Un volume grand in-4 à l'italienne demi chagrin rouge, dos à nerfs orné de fleurons, 207 pages illustrées de 620 gravures sur bois et 45 aquarelles en chromolithographie, sous serpentes légendées, montées sur onglets. Quelques serpentes déchirées avec manques. Bel exemplaire.
1784Two volumes bound in one. Octavo. Pp. x, 285; 268. Plus 82 engraved plates including frontispiece. Hardcover, bound in later handsome three-quarters blond calf and marbled boards, crimson gilt morocco lettering-piece to spine, gilt fleurons, gilt-tooled raised bands, date stamped in gilt at foot; index and blank verso of few leaves with scholarly annotations inked in a very neat contemporary hand. In about fine condition. Excellent copy. ~ First edition.
Best.-Nr. 43528Paris.Le Vasseur.1885-1889.1 vol.in-folio contenant les Tomes 1 & 2.128 et 116 pages + Tables des matières.346 planches dont 60 H-T.en couleurs vives.Texte de Jules Richard. Bel exemplaire rouge en demi-cuir à coins soulignés de double filets dorés.Le 1er plat est décoré d'un large décor fait d'armures,armes et drapeaux dorés.Dos avec fleurons,et tomaison en caractères dorés.Dos légèrement frotté.Coins un peu émoussés.Prévoir des frais de port.
1821Best.-Nr. 35036Paris Delaunay 1821 fort vol. in-8 demi-veau noir, dos lisse orné de tortillons, filets et aigles napoléoniennes dorées, pièce de titre cerise, tête mouchetée [Rel. moderne]
1888Best.-Nr. 156153Philadelphia: Depot of the Quartermaster General 1888. First Edition. hardcover. very good. Compiled by direction of the Secretary of War under the Supervision of the Quartermaster General and Inspector General. 12 chromolithographs paper guards. 13 black and white plates. 8pp. of text. elephant folio original cloth; rebacked and recornered with modern buckram binding soiled a few margins of the chromolithographs lightly soiled rubberstamp and bookplate of previous owners otherwise very good. Philadelphia: Depot of the Quartermaster General 1888. Very good. A brightly illustrated and tight copy. Each vibrant and handsome chromolithograph depicts a group of soldiers in full uniform in army settings. Some soldiers are on horseback. These plates were engraved by G.H. Buek & Co. of New York after paintings by Henry Alexander Odgen. The black and white plates depict helmets caps badges sword belts epaulettes and other accessories. These plates were engraved by Isaac Friedenwald Photo-Lith. of Baltimore. Howes R-155. Lipperheide 2394. Colas 2523. Hiler pp. 864-5. Depot of the Quartermaster General unknown books
1909Several parts in one volume. Paginated consecutively. Royal quarto. Pp. ix, 276. Plus a total of 28 plates, numbered 1-21, comprising of 12 chromolithographic plates printed on glossy card tipped-in, and 16 lithographic plates, mostly folding. Hardcover, bound in the original publisher's red full cloth, elaborate gilt decoration on cover, decorative white and gilt lettering to cover and spine, decorative endpapers with various motifs, all edges gilt, cloth inner hinges; spine-ends trifle bumped, vague small traces of paper on first paste-down, minute spot on back cover. In fine condition. A splendid copy. ~ First edition. Extremely rare. From the library of C. P. Mulder, renowned collector and international heraldry authority, with his charming armorial bookplate,"Nil Desperandum". For a complete catalogue of Mulder's library, from which we offer a considerable number of items, see: C. P. Mulder: "Catalogue of Works on Orders, Decorations and Medals in the Library of C. P. Mulder" (Rotterdam, 1988). See also: C. P. Mulder & A. A. Purves: "Bibliography of Orders and Decorations" (Copenhagen, 1999). Also present is an earlier bookplate, beautifully excuted, of John R. Lynch, whose neat signature, dated 1938, is at head of title-page. A most beautiful production.
1888Best.-Nr. 156153Philadelphia: Depot of the Quartermaster General 1888. First Edition. hardcover. very good. Compiled by direction of the Secretary of War under the Supervision of the Quartermaster General and Inspector General. 12 chromolithographs paper guards. 13 black and white plates. 8pp. of text. elephant folio original cloth; rebacked and recornered with modern buckram binding soiled a few margins of the chromolithographs lightly soiled rubberstamp and bookplate of previous owners otherwise very good. Philadelphia: Depot of the Quartermaster General 1888. Very good. A brightly illustrated and tight copy. Each vibrant and handsome chromolithograph depicts a group of soldiers in full uniform in army settings. Some soldiers are on horseback. These plates were engraved by G.H. Buek & Co. of New York after paintings by Henry Alexander Odgen. The black and white plates depict helmets caps badges sword belts epaulettes and other accessories. These plates were engraved by Isaac Friedenwald Photo-Lith. of Baltimore. Howes R-155. Lipperheide 2394. Colas 2523. Hiler pp. 864-5. Depot of the Quartermaster General unknown
Eight volumes. Crown quarto. Plus 620 lithographic plates of costume studies. (The pagination of the plates in volume 5 is somewhat haphazard, skipping some numbers and duplicating others on different plates.) Hardcover, uniformly bound in contemporary full molted blonde calf, spine richly decorated in gilt, green morocco lettering-piece in gilt to each spine, marbled endpapers, all edges marbled, cloth ribbon markers; some scuffs to boards, spine-ends occasionally slightly worn, one foot chipped. Some spotting and browning due to paper quality, otherwise fresh and bright. Attractive set, very wide margined. ~ First edition. Rare complete set. From the library of C. P. Mulder, renowned collector and international heraldry authority, with his charming armorial bookplate,"Nil Desperandum", to first free endpaper. For a complete catalogue of Mulder's library, from which we offer a considerable number of items, see: C. P. Mulder: "Catalogue of Works on Orders, Decorations and Medals in the Library of C. P. Mulder" (Rotterdam, 1988). See also: C. P. Mulder & A. A. Purves: "Bibliography of Orders and Decorations" (Copenhagen, 1999). Two earlier small ownership tickets, one rubbed, to each first pastedown.
1700Best.-Nr. 3201A AMSTERDAM. CHEZ HENRI SCHELTE. 1700. BEL ENSEMBLE DE 13 AQUARELLES, 12 A PLEINE PAGE ET UNE ILLUSTRANT LE FEUILLET DE TITRE, TOUTES MONTEES SUR ONGLET EN UN VOLUME (32,5 X 41 X 2 CENTIMETRES ENVIRON) RELIURE A LA BRADEL 1/2 CHAGRIN ROUGE A COINS, PLATS RECOUVERTS DE PERCALINE GRISE, TITRE DORE SUR DOS LISSE. COMPREND:- FEUILLET DE TITRE MANUSCRIT, ILLUSTRE PAR UN TROMPETTE DU 9° CUIRASSIERS (1828).- TROMPETTE DU 1° REGIMENT DE CUIRASSIERS DE LA GARDE ROYALE (1824).- TROMPETTE DU 2° REGIMENT DE CUIRASSIERS DE LA GARDE ROYALE. TENUE DE SERVICE. (1825-1830). REMONTE SUR DES CHEVAUX GRIS VERSES AU REGIMENT PAR LA COMPAGNIE DES GRENADIERS A CHEVAL DE LA MAISON DU ROI, LORS DE SON LICENCIEMENT.- MARECHAL-DES-LOGIS TROMPETTE DU 2° REGIMENT DE CUIRASSIERS DE LA GARDE ROYALE. GRANDE TENUE. (1825).- TROMPETTE DU 1° REGIMENT DE CUIRASSIERS DE LA GARDE ROYALE. PETITE TENUE DE SERVICE (1825).- TROMPETTE DU REGIMENT DE CUIRASSIERS DE LA REINE. (1° REGIMENT. 1816).- TROMPETTE DU REGIMENT DE CUIRASSIERS DU DAUPHIN. (2° REGIMENT). GRANDE TENUE. (1816).- JEUNE TROMPETTE DU REGIMENT DE CUIRASSIERS D’ANGOULEME. (3° REGIMENT). GRANDE TENUE. (1816).- TROMPETTE DU REGIMENT DE CUIRASSIERS DE BERRY. (4° REGIMENT). GRANDE TENUE. (1816).- TROMPETTE DU REGIMENT DE CUIRASSIERS D’ORLEANS. (5° REGIMENT). PETITE TENUE DE SERVICE. (1816).- TROMPETTE DU REGIMENT DE CUIRASSIERS D’ORLEANS. (5° REGIMENT). GRANDE TENUE. (1816).- TROMPETTE DU REGIMENT DE CUIRASSIERS DE CONDE. (6° REGIMENT). GRANDE TENUE. (1818).- TROMPETTE DU REGIMENT DE CUIRASSIERS DE CONDE. (6° REGIMENT). GRANDE TENUE. (1816). D’APRES UNE AQUARELLE DU LIEUTENANT-COLONEL JOLY (CABINET DES ESTAMPES).TRES BEL ENSEMBLE, D’UNE TRES BELLE QUALITE D’EXECUTION.
1667Best.-Nr. 73701667 Chez Pierre du Marteau [Elsevier], A COLOGNE Amsterdam 1667, in-12 (7,5x13,5cm), 7 volumes reliés.Nouvelle édition, et première elzévirienne après l'originale parisienne en 1660. Chaque ouvrage a la sphère en page de titre . Reliure d'époque plein veau . Dos à nerfs orné de 3fleurons. Légers frottement en coiffes, mors et coins, mais bel exemplaire, d'une grande fraîcheur intérieure.Cet ouvrage aurait été commandité part la Duchesse d'Aiguillon, nièce du cardinal, on sait par ailleurs que Aubery fut un des écrivains officiels de la cour au XVIIe. L'apologie du cardinal par Aubery y est donc moins intéressante que ce tournant de l'histoire de France que représente le cardinal de Richelieu, et les multiples affaires européennes que relatent l'auteur.
1893Best.-Nr. 6663[Zürich, chez l'auteur, [1893]. In-folio de 1 feuillet pour les légendes et 50 planches sous chemise d'éditeur à rabats, en percaline rouge, premier plat richement orné (noir or et argent). Rare rousseurs sur les bords du vélin gris.