réf. 1923612mo pp. xii 345 xxixii; iv 213 xv. Bound in later 3/4 calf with leather labels and modest gilt on the spine. Engraved general title-page with another title-page for each work. A fine copy. BMC Vol II. 210.509. Written in Latin this is a history of classical shoes and boots and costumes with some remarkable illustrations. Baudoin was a French scholar originally a breeches maker of Amens in the 16th century who afterwards quit his trade and distinguished himself as a scholar. He was principal of the college in Troyes and director of the Hotel Dieu. Parts of this work were also written by Giulio Negrone 1553-1625; Albert Rubens 1614-1657 and Claudius Salmasius 1588-1653. unknown
1997réf. 54853BBOhne Ort, Leonardo Arte, 1997. 4°. 34 cm. Unpaginiert. Original-Leinenband mit Original-Schutzumschlag.
1997réf. 54425BBOhne Ort, Leonardo Arte, 1997. 4°. 34 cm. Unpaginiert. Original-Leinenband mit Original-Schutzumschlag.
réf. ORD-12579Originaux artistiques entièrement traités main. Paris. Sources. Printemps 1958. Petit in-f°(233 x 293mm) en feuilles, comprenant 28 belles planches couleurs présentant les chaussures créées par plusieurs fabricants français et 10 planches lgt plus petites de chaussures simplement dessinées au trait, 2 d'entre elles avec des échantillons de cuir. Ensemble sous chemise cartonnée imprimée en rouge, recouverte d'une jaquette en papier doré, ornè d'une femme nue déversant l'eau d'une cruche sur le globe terrestre, estampée à froid et le mot SOURCES en grandes lettres noires. Jaquette lgt abîmée mais bel exemplaire. Rare.
1913réf. 215041913 Paris, Devambez, 1913. In-4° broché, 260 x 185 mm, couverture rempliée, 40 pp. Premier tirage après 10 Japon. Illustré de 19 vignettes in texte (tirage orangé) et quatre planches hors texte en couleurs par Maurice Leloir, et quatre planches contrecollées (reproductions photographiques des chaussures d'époques, du XVIe au XIXe siècle). Bon etat.
1987réf. LFA008bcN° 191 - Septembre 1987 Une revue d'environ 140 pages, format 295 x 220 mm, brochée, illustrée
1887réf. 18949Boston 1887. Paperback. Good overall. Unusual trade catalog with several advertisements for shoes made from kangaroo including a front cover ad for shoes made with Goodyear Welts as well as a half page illustrated advertisement for "Genuine Kangaroo Shoes" priced at $2.50 by Lewis A. Crossett and for sale in Boston at 59 Lincoln Street. Large 4to pp 1905 - 1980. Red illustrated paper wrappers two small chips at right edge front cover marginal water stain along top right margins and a smaller one mid-binding side a bit dusty. paperback
1927réf. 60929St. Louis MO: Peters branch of International Shoe Co. 1927. Two vols. 4to. 96 26; 16 pp unpaginated. colour-illustrated throughout colour-illustrated borders sample wrapping papers colour-tinted order forms yellow & red. Colour-decorated embossed softcovers raised-embossed lettering in red blue & white on white field punch-hole at upper left corner red silk braid minor soiling foxing back cover edgewear minor shelfwear slight gouging to lower fore-edge of textblock; 2nd -- w/ self-printed softcovers age toning minor creasing & bumping to corners age toning still VG-/VG copies. First edition of this very scarce Roaring 20’s shoe fashion catalogue and price-list filled with the latest Diamond Brand styles for women’s & men’s footwear embellished with the Jazz Age fashion designs in the borders of Margaret Mosley. Work shoes work boots camping boots rubber footwear and high-top Keds sport shoes are all depicted in the catalogue. Of particular interest is the well-illustrated advertising and sales section for she and department stores featuring window display equipment window valances promotional calendars watches advertising billboards advertising chairs & stools for athletic stadiums unbreakable dolls and Diamond Brand Gloves. The company has also incorporated paper samples for printed wrapping papers. The Peters Shoe Company was first established in 1892 by Henry Peters who was later a primary partner in forming the International Shoe Company at one time one of the largest shoe manufacturers in the World. No copies in Worldcat. Peters, branch of International Shoe Co., paperback
1917réf. 56418Boston New York & Chicago: Dorothy Dodd Shoe Co. 1917. Folio. 38 2 pp. Illustrated throughout green woodcut borders text diagram tables at end for shapes of heels and lasts for women’s shoes illustrated in the catalogue still retaining the original detachable index price list. Gray boards green embossed lettering graduated index thumb-tabs at fore-edge minor edgewear rubbing still VG copy. First edition of this scarce and nicely printed World War I-era catalogue for women’s shoes. This wholesale catalogue includes illustrations and listings for white oxfords and pumps laced patton and buttoned pumps high-top washable boots known as the “Chicago” as well as the Gold Medal pumps & boots in canvas and leather. The Dorothy Dodd shoes and boots were the most popular women’s shoe from the late Victorian through the Edwardian eras marketed in nearly every major department store and women’s shoe shop across the United States. No copies located in Worldcat. Dorothy Dodd Shoe Co., hardcover
1884réf. 60119Chicago: David L. Streeter Successor to Streeter & Tucker 134 State St. & 68 Madison St. Donohue & Henneberry Printers 1884. Oblong 16mo. 7.5 x 5.2 in. 32 pp. With woodcut engraved text illustrations throughout. Colour chromolithograph softcovers decorative lettering front cover two children standing beside giant shoe on back tear & scuffing affecting small part of image on back cover minor corner creasing front cover still G copy. First edition of this scarce catalogue for American footwear in the Gilded Age. The American shoe industry expanded quickly in the 1880’s and this was also the period of time when shoes made specifically for right and left feet became available as well as standardized sizes and widths. Styles for women included within encompass leather button high-tops laced low shoes lace high-tops walking boots French pumps & Oxford Society shoes house wear slippers and more. Also featured are men’s boots children’s shoes and assorted styles and instructions. Streeter 1846-1867 had moved from New York to Chicago in 1867 to partner with Tucker and would go on for the succeeding decades to operate his successful and popular shoe manufacturing until the beginning of the 20th Century. No copies in Worldcat. David L. Streeter, Successor to Streeter & Tucker, 134 State St. & 68 Madison St., Donohue & Henneberry, Printers, paperback
réf. 224913Kunming. mid to late20th Century. Vintage Pair of traditional hand-embroidered shoes. The heavily satin-stitched embroidered upper features floral and bird motifs and a pink silk binding along the collar and an upturned point at the toebox the sole is thick hand-sewn hyde 27 x 9.5 cms some signs of wear and light fading but in very good condition overall. Purchased from markets in Kunming in 1997 . unknown
réf. 224916Kunming. mid-late20th Century. Vintage Pair of traditional hand-embroidered shoes. The heavily satin-stitched embroidered upper features floral motifs and a black binding along the collar and an upturned point at the toebox the "thousand-layer" sole is thick hand-sewn fabric 23 x 8 cms the upper frayed and a little soiled the open weave heel a little frayed and wear to the sole but in very good condition overall. Purchased from markets in Kunming in 1997 . unknown
réf. 224880Kunming. mid to late20th Century. Vintage Pair of traditional hand-embroidered shoes. The heavily satin-stitched embroidered upper features floral and bird motifs and a pink silk binding along the collar with a lined red velvet shoe tongue at the heel and an upturned point at the toebox the sole is thick hand-sewn hide 27 x 9.5 cms some signs of wear and light fading but in very good condition overall. Purchased from markets in Kunming in 1997 . unknown
réf. 224915Kunming. mid-late20th Century. Vintage Pair of traditional hand-embroidered shoes. The heavily satin-stitched embroidered upper features floral and bird motifs and a black silk binding along the collar with a lined pink cloth shoe tongue at the heel and an upturned point at the toebox the "thousand-layer" sole is thick hand-sewn fabric 25 x 8 cms the upper frayed and a little soiled and wear to the sole but in very good condition overall. Purchased from markets in Kunming in 1997 . hardcover
réf. 224914Kunming. mid-late20th Century. Vintage Pair of traditional hand-embroidered shoes. The heavily satin-stitched embroidered upper features floral and bird motifs and a pink silk binding along the collar with a lined red cloth shoe tongue at the open weave heel and an upturned point at the toebox the sole is thick hand-sewn fabric and hide 26 x 9.5 cms some signs of wear and light fading and discolouration to the sole but in very good condition overall. Purchased from markets in Kunming in 1997 . hardcover
2003réf. LFA-126712198Un catalogue de vente de 82 pages, format 210 x 265 mm, illustré, broché couverture couleurs, publié en 2003, très bon état
réf. 201216550Paris, Editions France Delory, 2003 ; petit in-4, 150 pp., br. Très bon état broché - préface de Gilles Tessier introduction de Delphine Kohler, nombreuses photos.
1948réf. LFA-126724471Une revue de 24 pages, format 150 x 230 mm, illustrée, brochée, publiée en 1948, bon état
1937réf. 27163Partitions sur le Métier Salabert 1937
1943réf. 84048Partitions sur la Mode et accessoires Raillet René 1943 approx.
réf. 1015781500.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
réf. 052998Paris Le Moniteur de la Cordonnerie 1921 in 4 (31x23) 1 fort volume reliure demi basane de l'époque, dos lisse orné de filets dorés, couvertures conservées, 841 pages [1], avec de nombreuses illustrations dans le texte, des planches hors texte, dont patrons hors-texte et modèles de chaussures pour chacun des numéros, et des pages publicitaires (collationné complet). LE MONITEUR DE LA CORDONNERIE, Hebdomadaire, jounal technique et commercial, collection du numéro 1 du 2 janvier 1921 au numéro 52 du 25 décembre 1921. Rare ensemble. Bel exemplaire ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request ) poids du colis: 5 kilogrammes
1941réf. 2867BBo.O., (1941). Gr.-8°. 57 S. Mit zahlreichen Abbildungen und Textillustrationen von F. Kradolfer. Orig.-Leinenband.
1941réf. 2867BBo.O., (1941). Gr.-8°. 57 S. Mit zahlreichen Abbildungen und Textillustrationen von F. Kradolfer. Orig.-Leinenband. + Wichtig: Für unsere Kunden in der EU erfolgt der Versand alle 14 Tage verzollt ab Deutschland / Postbank-Konto in Deutschland vorhanden +, A|B [2 Warenabbildungen]
réf. 652701985 divers autocollant 11,5*9 pages
