San-Antonio (Frédéric Dard)Livre Rare Book
2.343 Ergebnisse
1954Best.-Nr. 1228171954 Editions Fleuve Noir - Collection Spécial Police N° 57 - 1954 - In-12 broché, couverture illustrée - 220 pages
1957Best.-Nr. 1228181957 Editions Au Bouquin d'or, collection "L'as de pique" - 1957 - In-8 broché, couverture à rabats - 190 pages
1955Best.-Nr. 1228191955 Editions La Baconnière - 1955 - In-8 broché sous jaquette illustrée - 173 pages
1860Best.-Nr. 98451860 Montpellier BOEHM 1860,in4 84p,envoi autographe auteur sur page de titre,relié avec Paris :E. Savy,1861. 116 p. : 1 f. de dépl. ; 26 cm. Thèse Th. : Sci. : Marseille : 1861. ,en un volume in4 ,reliure demi chagrin,exemplaire unique truffé d'un portrait aquarellé en frontispice de l'auteur par REBOUL,du discours manuscrit prononçé par REBOUL,,Aide naturaliste au Museum d'Histoire naturelle de Marseille ,sur la tombe de P.Reynès le 10/03/1877;à l'entete de la Ville de Marseille,et du faire part de deces ,
1951Best.-Nr. 99913077Dunod Dunod 1951, In-4 reliure toile grise de l'éditeur, 743 pages. Croquis, photos, planches dépliantes. Trés bon état.
1986Best.-Nr. 132524La maison rustique 1975 La maison rustique 1975. In-12 broché de 92 pages illustrées. Bon état
1907Best.-Nr. 7927Etude agricole de la Etude agricole de la FAO, 1907. N°7. Washington, Rome Aout 1907. Plaquette in-8 brochée de 91 pages. Bon état
Best.-Nr. 12665« LE LAIT », par Pierre Scize. Photos de Nora Dumas, Ergy Landau, Paul Wolff, Ph. Halsman, Brassaï, André Steiner, etc. Bon état.
Best.-Nr. 13067Collection complète en 6 numéros (dont un double, le n° 2-3) parus en 5 volumes. Ensemble en bon état. Rare. /// Textes de André Breton, Nicolas Calas, Aimé Césaire, Roger Caillois, Charles Duits, Wallace Fowlie, Yvan Goll, Julien Gracq, Guillevic, Philip Lamantia, Robert Lebel, Georges Leite, Pierre Mabille, André Masson, Henry Miller, Jean Malaquais, Saint-John Perse, John Urzidil, Patrick Waldberg, William Carlos Williams, etc. Dessins de George Barker, Wifredo Lam, André Masson, Yves Tanguy, Kurt Seligmann.
1920Best.-Nr. 234521920. Milk delivery photo archive documenting neighborhood dairy distribution through branded route trucks uniformed drivers insulated cargo compartments route numbers and product claims printed directly on delivery vehicles circa 1920s-1940s. Milk delivery emerged after farm-based household provisioning and before supermarket consolidation transformed food purchasing into a centralized retail experience centered on consumer self-service and mass refrigeration. The archive records the final stage of the dairy economy in which independent and regional dairies maintained direct household delivery through branded trucks route drivers and localized service territories before supermarket consolidation largely displaced home milk delivery after World War II. Photo archive of 10 silver gelatin photographs various sizes ranging from 3 x 5 to 8 x 10 inches primarily Midwestern and Northeastern United States circa 1925-1945. Trucks and route vehicles from multiple dairies appear throughout the archive including Friedrichs Grade A Milk of Allwood Road Delawanna New Jersey; Broadview Jersey Milk; Aristocrat Milk operated by P.J. Bair of Gap Pennsylvania; Glendale Farms Wisconsin; and Hamilton Dairies. A large Friedrichs delivery truck marked "Golden Guernsey Raw Milk" stands parked on a residential street lined with detached houses and utility poles reflecting the close integration of dairy routes into neighborhood infrastructure. A streamlined Aristocrat Milk tractor trailer appears outside a brick dairy structure with striped awnings carrying regulatory markings including Pennsylvania P.U.C. licensing information and "Owned and Operated." Two Glendale Farms workers stand inside the open side door of a compact delivery van bearing route number 59 while another uniformed driver poses beside an early Helco Cream Dairy truck in white coveralls and cap associated with sanitary dairy labor presentation during the interwar period. State and municipal health departments increasingly regulated milk during this period through pasteurization requirements bacterial testing bottling standards and "Grade A" certification programs intended to reduce outbreaks of tuberculosis typhoid scarlet fever and undulant fever transmitted through contaminated dairy products. Several trucks prominently advertise "Pasteurized" "Grade A Milk" and "Golden Guernsey Raw Milk" showing how dairies marketed sanitation breed quality and freshness directly to consumers at street level. Milk delivery photograph archive from the final period in which independent and regional dairies maintained direct household distribution through branded trucks route drivers and localized service territories before supermarket consolidation largely displaced home milk delivery after World War II. Before widespread household refrigeration and supermarket centralization drivers entered neighborhoods every morning carrying bottled milk cream butter and eggs directly to porches and apartment buildings often maintaining long-term personal relationships with customers on fixed routes. The shift toward branded sanitary delivery systems intensified after the Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906 and subsequent municipal milk ordinances forced dairies to compete through visible cleanliness mechanical refrigeration and standardized truck fleets. Painted advertising panels insulated cargo compartments route numbering systems sanitary uniforms and hybrid rural-urban transport methods appear throughout the archive operating simultaneously within the same industry. Light surface wear curling and scattered handling marks throughout. Overall in good condition. unknown books
1945Best.-Nr. 69535Berkeley: Circle 1945. 8vo pp. 85 3; 2 leaves of "photo poems" and text illustrations; pictorial paper wrappers wrappers toned owner's signature on first page very good. With material from Henry Miller Max Jacob E. E. Cummings Weldon Kees Dane Ruhdyar Paul Radin and others. Circle unknown books
1946Best.-Nr. 69596Berkeley: Circle 1946. 8vo pp. 4 96 8; 6 plates 1 folding; pictorial paper wrappers designed by the Palestinian artist Bezalel Schatz; wrappers toned text clean very good. An influential California literary mag. "Simultaneously with the arrival of Henry Miller in Big Sur 1940s a new intellectual tendency had emerged in Berkeley in a little magazine called Circle. Edited by George Leite who became one of Miller's associates Circle produced ten issues beginning in 1944 with what Lawrence Ferlinghetti and Nancy Peters described as antiwar anarchist or antiauthoritarian civil libertarian attitudes coupled with a new experimentation in the arts." Schwartz From West to East This issue with contributions by Lawrence Durrell C. F. MacIntyre William Everson Henry Miller Alex Comfort et al. Circle unknown books
1946Best.-Nr. 69601Berkeley: Circle 1946. 8vo pp. 148 12; text illustrations folding "map of James Joyce's life"; pictorial paper wrappers; wrappers soiled pencil note on title page text clean and sound good. An influential California literary mag. "Simultaneously with the arrival of Henry Miller in Big Sur 1940s a new intellectual tendency had emerged in Berkeley in a little magazine called Circle. Edited by George Leite who became one of Miller's associates Circle produced ten issues beginning in 1944 with what Lawrence Ferlinghetti and Nancy Peters described as antiwar anarchist or antiauthoritarian civil libertarian attitudes coupled with a new experimentation in the arts." Schwartz From West to East With contributions by Anais Nin Bern Porter Thomas Parkinson Paul Radin Henry Miller Jack Jones et al. Also notably with the first appearance of Robert Duncan's "The Years as Catches Circle] unknown books
1944Best.-Nr. 69595Berkeley: Circle 1944. 8vo pp. 1 74 5; 7 plates; staple bound in printed yellow paper wrappers; staples corroding light mottling to spine very good. An influential California literary mag. "Simultaneously with the arrival of Henry Miller in Big Sur 1940s a new intellectual tendency had emerged in Berkeley in a little magazine called Circle. Edited by George Leite who became one of Miller's associates Circle produced ten issues beginning in 1944 with what Lawrence Ferlinghetti and Nancy Peters described as antiwar anarchist or antiauthoritarian civil libertarian attitudes coupled with a new experimentation in the arts." Schwartz From West to East This issue with contributions by Anais Nin Theodore Schroeder Henry Miller Bern Porter James Franklin Lewis et al. Circle unknown books
1936Best.-Nr. 190813New York: Frederick A. Stokes Company 1936. First edition and first printing. Small hardcover. 124 pages. A posthumously released book compiled by Jack Lait. Includes 32 pages of illustrations. A clean very near fine copy in cloth boards and in a very near fine dust jacket that is slight smaller than the book. A fresh copy. Frederick A. Stokes Company unknown books
1652Best.-Nr. 144771652 Broché - 16,5 x 26 - 405 pp - année 1937 - imprimerie Jacques et Demontrond - illustrations et plans -
1945Best.-Nr. 65055Norfolk CT: New Directions 1945. First Edition. First edition. 47 pp. Gray-green cloth in dustjacket. Printed by Carroll Coleman at his Prairie Press. Briefly inscribed on the front free endpaper to George Leite; signed "J Laughlin". Leite was at the center of the West Coast avant garde in New York with Laughlin. Cloth spine cocked and faded the dustjacket lightly and evenly toned with a few short tears and minor loss. Overall Very Good. Nice association connecting two notable mid-century avant garde publishers. This was Laughlin's second collection of poetry. New Directions unknown books
1932Best.-Nr. 20281New York: Grosset and Dunlap 1932. First Edition. Octavo; red cloth with titles stamped in black on spine and front panel; red topstain; 218pp 2ads; illus. with 4 black and white photographic plates reproducing stills from the film. Lacking the rare dustjacket. Slight forward lean hint of darkening to spine with some rubbing to topstain; Very Good. Novelization and first photoplay edition of Burnett's screenplay for the 1932 pre-code gangster film directed by Charles Brabin starring Walter Huston Jean Harlow and Wallace Ford. Grosset and Dunlap unknown books
Best.-Nr. 57110Paris, sd. (vers 1890), 5em éd., Librairie Agricole de la Maison Rustique, in-12, br., couv. ill. en noir, 144 pp.. + 36 pp. de catalogue de la maison d'édition, illustré de 39 figures en noir, Bonne étude sur les vaches laitières, la sélection, l'alimentation, le rendement et la production de lait. Couv. défraichie avec manques inf. droit; bon état int.
Best.-Nr. 61780Paris, 1946, 15ème éd. revue et corrigée, éd. Librairie Classique EUGENE BELIN, IN-12, cartonnage dos toile rouge éd., titre et auteur sur pièce de titre en papier sur dos, 317pp, 223 figures in-texte Sommaire: le lait, conserves alimentaires, sucre, boissons fermentées alcools, vinaigre Bon état
Best.-Nr. 62480Paris, 1945, 18ème édition, revue par M. CHOLLET, IN-8, cartonnage imprimé, 141pp, nombreuses figures in-texte Bon état
Best.-Nr. 64996Coll. "Petite Bibliothèque Scientifique", Paris, Librairie Baillière et Fils, 1889, EDITION ORIGINALE, gd. in-12, br., 172 pp., papier fort, ill. de 12 gravures en noir in et hors texte, Table des matières, cachet de bibliothèque sur la page de titre et une petite étiquette sur le dos, Procédés de fabrication, dangers au point de vue de la santé, procédés chimiques et physiques employés pour la reconnaître et la législation française et étrangères, voilà les sujets abordés dans ce petit livre technique sur la fabrication de la margarine et du beurre artificel. Girard était chef de laboratoire à la préfecture de police de Paris et est l'auteur de "Analyse des matières alimentaires et recherche de leurs falsifications" en 1894. Jacques de Brevans est l'auteur, en autre, de "La fabrication des liqueurs" en 1890. Il était aussi chimiste au même endroit que Girard. Pas courant. Bon état; quelques rousseurs éparses.
Best.-Nr. 65002Coll. "Petite Bibliothèque Agricole", Paris, Baillière et Fils, 1914, EDITION ORIGINALE, in-12, br., couv. texte en noir sur fond vert éd., 132 pp., ill. par 30 gravures en noir in texte, catalogue d'éditeur, publicités ill. en noir, préface de E. Kayser, Table des matières, cachet sec sur la page de pré-titre, L'auteur était ingénieur agronome, chef de laboratoire de la station d'Industrie Laitière et professeur à l'Ecole de Laiterie de Surgères. Après une présentation des différents microbes se trouvant dans le lait, l'auteur nous donne les solutions pour conserver le lait, la fabrication du beurre, des fromages et des laits fermentés. Pas courant. Très bon état; manque un coin à la dernière page de publicités.
Best.-Nr. 68113Coll. "Les Codes de l'Alimentation", Paris, éditions Scientifiques Françaises, 1926, EDITION ORIGINALE, expl. n° 7572/15.000, fort in-8 carré, br., couv. texte en noir sur fond vert clair éd., 310 - XXIV pp., nb. publicités, quelques ill. en noir in-texte, table analytique des matières, Pierre Casanova (1885 - ?) fut ingénieur-agronome et avocat à la Cour d'Appel de Paris. Francis Marre était chimiste-expert près de la Cour d'Appel de Paris et des tribunaux de la Seine. Tous les délits que peuvent commetre les négociants en beurre et crémiers depuis la loi du 1er août 1905 jusqu'en 1926. Les falsifications, les fraudes, les conservations des produitsla qualité du beurre, la préparation et la conservation du lait, ainsi que pour le fromage. Un chapitre sur les œufs. Mais aussi le contrôle lors de la vente des produits et les autorisations. Il est aussi question des techniques de fabrication du lait, du beurre et du fromage. Très RARE. Bon état général; la couverture est défraîchie et le papier est uniformément jauni; les bords sont salis.
Best.-Nr. 68749Rennes, éd. Ouest France, 1984, EDITION ORIGINALE, gd. in-8, cartonnage, couv. photo coul. éd., 188 pp., nb. photos en coul. et en noir, reproductions de documents anciens en noir, liste des fromages par département, dictionnaire par ordre alphabétique des fromages, table des matières, Un tour d'horrizons des fromages de France, par régions et par ordre alphabétique. Pas courant. Très bon état
