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ref. 10698Paris, L. Curmer, 1854. Fort in-4, (6)-180-238 pp., reliure de l'époque demi-chagrin, dos orné (dos un peu frotté, quelques rousseurs).
ref. 006998aquarelle seule : 89*166mm. Contre-collée, titrée en dessous, notée à l'angle "aquarelle anglaise achetée au Cap" Rare vue du Cap qui n'était pas encore l'immense ville actuelle. [236]
ref. 006999aquarelle seule : 89*166mm. Contre-collée, titrée en dessous, notée à l'angle "aquarelle anglaise achetée au Cap" Rare vue du Cap qui n'était pas encore l'immense ville actuelle. [236]
ref. 009931Paul-Antoine Cap (1788-1877), pharmacien, naturaliste et écrivain scientifique. L.A.S., Paris, 23 mai 1864, 1p in-8. A Arthur Mangin. Il a retrouvé le volume sur les oiseaux d'Emmanuel Le Maout qu'il lui envoie mais n'a rien sur les insectes mais s'il se procure des ouvrages, il lui enverra. Il lui indique aussi des articles sur les insectes. Rare. [299-2]
ref. 010614Muirhead Bone, Glasgow Terraces. Feuille 270*220mm. Tirage sur papier japon fin XIXe. [143b]
ref. 012006J.B.G. Jacobs Mumnius, ord. cap. Brux. S.P.C. (Belgique), Ex-libris. Ex-libris, 41*89mm. [337-3]
1951ref. 006251Cape Town 1951 City of Cape Town Hardcover 1st Edition
1848ref. 9299Paris, A. Frank, 1848. In-4 de [10]-326-[4] pages, demi-veau brun, dos lisse orné de filets et fleurons dorés et à froid, étiquette de titre verte. Mors fendus et frottés, dos légèrement frotté, quelques rousseurs.
1854ref. 75947Paris, L. Curmer, 1854, in-4, 2 parties en 1 vol, [8]-180-238-[1] pp, 41 pl, demi-chagrin bleu marine, dos à faux nerfs et fleuronné, tranches dorées, Première édition de cette histoire illustrée du Muséum de Paris, comprenant l'historique de l'institution de 1635 à 1853, la description de son administration et de ses différentes parties. Il comprend 15 magnifiques planches gravées sur métal et coloriées à la main, 16 portraits des grands naturalistes du Muséum et 10 planches, dont 2 plans du jardin à double page ; il est orné en outre de très nombreuses figures sur bois dans le texte par Honoré Daumier, Pauquet, Gavarni, etc. Bien complet de la serpente légendée comportant la table des arbres et arbustes plantés dans les deux labyrinthes. Il s'agit sans doute de l'ouvrage le plus agréable du sujet. Il a été conçu par l'éditeur comme la première partie d'une grande publication dont 3 volumes seulement ont été publiés, soit, hormis le présent volume, l'ouvrage de Le Maout sur les Trois règnes de la nature (1855), ainsi que l'ouvrage de Gervais sur Mammifères (1854-1855). Bel exemplaire. Légers frottements au niveau des charnières. Nissen, ZBI, 809. Carteret III, 110-111. Couverture rigide
ref. c5082A Londres et se trouve à Paris, chez Regnault, 1786 ; plein veau fauve de l'époque, dos lisse orné filets fleurons et petits fers dorés, 2 étiquettes de titre et tomaison de maroquin vert, trnaches marbrées de bleu et rose. XXIVpp.,486pp.,1f.nch( errata); VIIIpp.,414pp.,1f.nch (errata) et 2 cartes hors texte, dont 1 à contours coloriés, tirées sur papier bleuté.
ref. c6147Paris, Karl Eitels Verlag, sans date ( 1908) ; in-8° broché, couverture noire, titre doré au 1er plat; 101pp.; fac-similé de documents et autographes dans le texte et 6 planches photographiques hors texte.Piqûres, manque de papier au dos de la couverture en tête et pied, coupure au 1er plat de la couverture sans manque; exemplaire non coupé.
ref. M4560Paris ,Nicéa 1945, petit in8 br,191pp,illustrations photo hors texte. Langue: Français
ref. M10519P, J P Delarge, 1978 , in8br , 235pp , croquis , cartes. Un nom sur la page de garde. Langue: Français
1993ref. M186061993 Couverture souple 1993 St Malo , Ancre de marine , 1993 ,in8 broché , 241 pp . Illustrations . Langue: Français
2005ref. x-041535837XRoutledge 2005. Hardcover. New. 1st edition. 718 pages. 9.25x6.25x1.75 inches. Routledge hardcover
1656ref. 78504Uten sted. Paris 1656. Tverr4to. Arkets størrelse : 335 cm X 245 cm. Med samtidig grensekolorering. Fransk. Nicolas Sanson 1600-1667 blir regnet for å være grunnleggeren av fransk kartografi. Kommer fra atlaset “L’Afrique” med flere senere utgivelser. unknown
1926ref. 006153London: Jonathan Cape 1926 Book measures 27x20cm 179pp. Limited to 200 copies signed by James Bone. Bound in original publishers half velum with gilt title lettering and blue cloth boards. Binding with minor wear lightly rubbed. Binding in good clean condition. Internally pages very clean. A very good clean copy. Jonathan Cape hardcover
2003ref. 1-0443066329Churchill Livingstone 2003. Hardcover. New. 1st edition. 532 pages. 9.25x7.75x1.00 inches. Churchill Livingstone hardcover
1953ref. 78332Oxford: Basil Blackwell 1953. 4to. x 134 pp. Full-page illustrations chapter headings and in-text illustrations by Muirhead Bone. Half blue calf prize binding over cloth boards; spine with raised bands gilt lettering and gilt decorative devices; top edge gilt and the crest of Magdalen College Oxford to front board. Rubbing to front joint otherwise clean with no markings. Lovely etchings. First published 1951. . Very Good. Half Calf. 1953. Basil Blackwell 1953 unknown
1954ref. 068381Schott & Co. "Second Edition enlarged 1954" stated on copyright page. Also signed and numbered by the author in the same hand "Numbered Copy 211 Philip J. Bone London." Good or a little better to very good antiquarian condition with a neat previous owners name on end paper. Red cloth with gilt mandolin and guitar on front cover and gilt spine title. Illustrated and with index. Scarce expecially when signed and numbered. . Good. Hardcover. 2nd Edition. 1954. Schott & Co. hardcover
1917ref. 182236London: Country Life Limited 1917. Drawings by Muirhead Bone. With an Introduction by General Sir Douglas Haig. In two volumes. Volume I: Pp. 224 illustrated throughout in colour sepia and black & white index to plates; Volume II: Text by C. E. Montague. Pp. 232 illustrated throughout in colour sepia and black & white index to plates; med. 4to; qr. light brown buckram with gilt lettered leather title labels on spines brown papered boards slightly scuffed edges slightly faded and rubbed bottom fore-corners bruised Volume II; book label of David Levine Sydney above the earlier armorial bookplate of B. Hall Blyth on upper pastedowns the free endpapers offset Volume I with 2 small surface grazes one to page headed The Upper Hand affecting one word of text occasional slight soiling; published by authority of the War Office Country Life Volume I & George Newnes Volume II London 1917. Originally issued in parts. Country Life Limited unknown
2006ref. DADAX0367603993Routledge 2020-06-30. 1. paperback. New. 5.90x0.60x8.90. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Routledge paperback
1922ref. 3433London: Jonathan Cape 1922. Paperback. Very Good. FIRST LIMITED EDITION 296/ 750 INSCRIBED BY CLEMENCE HOUSMAN. 8vo incl. six woodcut plates by Stephen Bone. Original green cloth white paper title label lettered in black with green decorations to spine. Leading and bottom edges untrimmed. Pushing to spine ends. Edges toned top edge spotted. Inscribed in black ink to ffep: "To Norah from C. H. Christmas 1923" later ex libris of Alex. Bridge to front endpaper with his name and date 24.2. 1958 below in blue ink faint bands of offsetting to feps. Occasional fox spots spine cracked at pp. 32-3 with binding firm else clean and bright esp. Bone's six fine woodcut plates. In the original buff dust jacket lettered in black and reproducing Bone's woodcut 'Road' to front panel: price-clipped toned and foxed creased and nicked spine ends chipped; Bridge's pencil notes to ffep re. the inscription. Very good/ very good A tantalising as yet! unsupported association copy of the attractive limited edition George Bourne's familial farming memoir illustrated with six sympathetic woodcuts by Stephen Bone with an inscription ascribed to fellow woodcut artist author and suffragette Clemence Housman supposedly gifting it to the prolific and prolifically censored Irish novelist Norah Hoult: "To Norah from C. H. Christmas 1923"; according to a PO note "Alan Hancox the Cheltenham-based antiquarian bookseller who sold this to me says the inscription on the endpaper is by Clemence Housman. to Norah Hoult". Credibly in Housman's hand in 1923 the year of inscription the retiring artist and author would have been 62 and living briefly in Hampshire with her brother Laurence en route to their final home in Street from London; while her own novels and work for the Suffrage Atelier was behind her Housman was still producing wood engraving of her brother's drawings to illustrate his books with 1922 seeing Jonathan Cape issue three volumes of fairy stories and Christian fantasies on which the siblings collaborated. The significantly younger Hoult 1898–1984 had recently moved to London and was writing for a range of publications including Time and Tide the Telegraph and Pearson's Magazine; her first book Poor Women wouldn't appear for another five years. It's possible that Housman and Hoult may have met through literary circles and it seems likely that they would have been sympathetic to each other. Hoult would go on to nurture a close cross-generational friendship with her neighbour in wartime Kensington the novelist and suffragist Violet Hunt on whom she based her protagonist Claire in her 1944 novel of memory loss There Were No Windows. Alex. Bridge was a Tragara Press collector and correspondent of its founder Alan Anderson. With thanks to Elizabeth Crawford. Jonathan Cape paperback
ref. 0199037760-11-1Oxford University Press. 8. Very Good. It's a well-cared-for item that has seen limited use. The item may show minor signs of wear. All the text is legible with all pages included. It may have slight markings and/or highlighting. Oxford University Press unknown
2015ref. x-0813060699Univ Pr of Florida 2015. Hardcover. New. 336 pages. 9.25x6.25x1.00 inches. Univ Pr of Florida hardcover
