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17381 brochure in-folio, De l'Imprimerie de la V. Delormel, rue du Foin, à Sainte-Geneviève, [Reims ], 1738, 9 pp. : Titre complet : Inventaire de Production que mettent & fournissent pardevant Vous Nosseigneurs du Parlement en la Grand-Chambre. Les Doyen, Syndic, & Communauté des Notaires Royaux de la Ville de Reims, Défendeurs. Contre les Officiers du Bailliage Ducal de Reims, & le Greffier de la même Jurisdiction, Demandeurs en Requête du 4 Août 1738. . Et encore contre Mr. l'Archevêque de Reims, Mr. le Cardinal de Gesvres, Abbé de l'Abbaye de S. Remy de Reims, Demandeurs. En exécution de l'Arrêt de la Cour du 5 Août 1738, par lequel sur l'opposition à l'Arrêt de la Cour du 28 Juin dernier, les Parties ont été appointées à mettre pardevant M. Rolland Conseiller, & à l'Ordonnance de la Cour, apposée au bas de la Requête de Mr. le Cardinal de Gesvres, du 13 du même mpis d'Août. A ce qu'il plaise à la Cour, sans s'arrêter aux Demandes des Demandeurs, dont ils seront déboutés, ordonner que l'Arrêt de la Cour dudit jour 28 Août 1738, ensemble les Arrêts de la Cour des 8 Mars & 17 Décembre 1584, seront executés suivant leur forme & teneur ; ce faisant, condamner les Officiers du Bailliage Ducal de Reims, M. l'Archevêque de Reims, & M. le Cardinal de Gesvres, Abbé de S. Remy de Reims, aux dépens. Avec la signature manuscrite de Maître Rolande de Ballerange, avocat. Bon état Français
ref. 8599lithographie originale en sanguine avec remarque.430x282mm et 550x375mm avec marge.1925 Belle épreuve. Dernière de l'artiste.
ref. 3319733370.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1998ref. 001299Farmington Hills MI U.S.A.: Farmington Hills MI U.S.A.: Gale Group 1998 1998. Complete 4 Volume set with over 1600 pages. Numerous photos throughout. Includes extensive index and glossary. Clean. 2nd Printing. Hard Cover. Near Fine/No Jacket Issued. 48mo - over 3" - 4" tall. Farmington Hills, MI, U.S.A.: Gale Group, 1998 Hardcover
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ref. 9914White House champagne bottle undated documents the material culture of presidential entertaining through an object reportedly distributed at a White House dinner. Formal White House dining has historically served both ceremonial and diplomatic purposes with official dinners used to extend presidential hospitality and in the case of state dinners to honor visiting heads of state or government. Without documentation identifying the particular dinner represented here the bottle is most useful as evidence of White House hospitality commemorative presentation and the material objects associated with presidential social functions rather than as an artifact attributable to a specific administration. Green champagne bottle measuring approximately 8 inches high with a large etched white Presidential Seal on one side and the manufacturer's name "Great Western Champagne" on the opposite side. Great Western originated with the Pleasant Valley Wine Company in New York's Finger Lakes region where its sparkling wine acquired the Great Western name in the nineteenth century and became an established American sparkling-wine brand. The etched seal visually connects the commercial bottle to its reported White House use distinguishing it from an ordinary retail example. The bottle is reported to have been given at a White House dinner; no accompanying documentation date menu guest list or presidential attribution is described. Wine has occupied a documented place in White House entertaining across successive administrations and surviving service objects can illuminate the ceremonial and social practices surrounding presidential hospitality. Because the exact dinner remains unidentified its strongest documentary value lies in the combination of commercial Great Western branding and White House Presidential Seal decoration rather than in any unverified association with an individual president or diplomatic occasion. No specific defects reported; near fine. A tangible piece of White House dining culture that preserves the intersection of presidential ceremony American wine production and official hospitality. unknown
ref. 9914White House champagne bottle undated documents the material culture of presidential entertaining through an object reportedly distributed at a White House dinner. Formal White House dining has historically served both ceremonial and diplomatic purposes with official dinners used to extend presidential hospitality and in the case of state dinners to honor visiting heads of state or government. Without documentation identifying the particular dinner represented here the bottle is most useful as evidence of White House hospitality commemorative presentation and the material objects associated with presidential social functions rather than as an artifact attributable to a specific administration. Green champagne bottle measuring approximately 8 inches high with a large etched white Presidential Seal on one side and the manufacturer's name "Great Western Champagne" on the opposite side. Great Western originated with the Pleasant Valley Wine Company in New York's Finger Lakes region where its sparkling wine acquired the Great Western name in the nineteenth century and became an established American sparkling-wine brand. The etched seal visually connects the commercial bottle to its reported White House use distinguishing it from an ordinary retail example. The bottle is reported to have been given at a White House dinner; no accompanying documentation date menu guest list or presidential attribution is described. Wine has occupied a documented place in White House entertaining across successive administrations and surviving service objects can illuminate the ceremonial and social practices surrounding presidential hospitality. Because the exact dinner remains unidentified its strongest documentary value lies in the combination of commercial Great Western branding and White House Presidential Seal decoration rather than in any unverified association with an individual president or diplomatic occasion. No specific defects reported; near fine. A tangible piece of White House dining culture that preserves the intersection of presidential ceremony American wine production and official hospitality. unknown books
1975ref. y0073Schenectady: Union College Press 1975. Biography of this "second rank" leader of the American Revolution. Born in Scotland but emigrated to New York at the age of six he became a merchant seaman then involved with the Sons of Liberty as a radical anti-English activist; during the war he was a major general and one of Washington's inner circle of advisors; after the war his efforts on behalf of unhappy officers helped prevent a military coup. With a pleasing chain of scholarly association: INSCRIBED by the author to "friend & colleague" Bill Haddad on the half-title. This Haddad was NOT the journalist associated with the Kennedys but a later chair in the 1980s of the ISU History Department of which Champagne was the first chair when it was founded in 1965. Hardcover in jacket as pictured. Light wear to book minor bumping to corners; jacket shows some rubbing light edgewear including a couple of short tears creases; badly faded spine. Text clean; 12 280 pages; index bibliography notes a few illustrations map endsheets. Inscribed by the Author. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Good. Octavo. Union College Press Hardcover
1904ref. 4889Chalon-sur-Saône France 1904. Cards. Illustrated cards. Very good. French menu sponsored by Chandon Champagne. In 1885 Pierre Edmé Bonnefond bequeathed money to the town to help establish the secularization of schools. In 1904 an architect was found and the building was constructed in 1905 and inaugurated in 1906. This menu was most likely part of the many official gatherings to bring this school to fruition. Text in French. Owner's signature on verso. Light soiling.
1904ref. 4889Chalon-sur-Saône France 1904. Cards. Illustrated cards. Very good. French menu sponsored by Chandon Champagne. In 1885 Pierre Edmé Bonnefond bequeathed money to the town to help establish the secularization of schools. In 1904 an architect was found and the building was constructed in 1905 and inaugurated in 1906. This menu was most likely part of the many official gatherings to bring this school to fruition. Text in French. Owner's signature on verso. Light soiling. books
1988ref. DADAX0313258643Bloomsbury Academic 1988-10-12. hardcover. New. 6.00x0.50x9.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Bloomsbury Academic hardcover
1994ref. x-0899307736Praeger Pub Text 1994. Hardcover. New. 9.75x6.50x0.75 inches. Praeger Pub Text hardcover
2005ref. Q-0759107998AltaMira Press 2005-06-03. Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! AltaMira Press paperback
ref. 544732Arcis sur Aube, Léon Frémont, 1893. Grand in-8, broché, XVI-195 pp., frontispice en phototypie, ill. en noir dans le texte dt des facs-similés de signatures, 4 planches h.-t. dt une dépliante.
ref. 3700PARIS, Ed. Horizons de France, 1927- 2 Volumes In- 4 (260 x 330) Brochés, Couvertures illustrées - 578 pages + table - Plus de 1000 illustrations imprimées en héliogravure sépia en texte ou HT en héliogravure - Bel ensemble complet en deux volumes.
PARIS, Ed. Horizons de France, 1927- 2 Volumes In- 4 (260 x 330) Brochés, Couvertures illustrées - 578 pages + table - Plus de 1000 illustrations imprimées en héliogravure sépia en texte ou HT en héliogravure - Bel ensemble complet en deux volumes. Tome I : La Côte d'Azur et la Corse (Claude Farrère, Pierre Chapelle). La Provence (Troux- Servine). La Vallée du Rhône (André Rivoire, Abbé Chagny). Alpes françaises (Gabriel Fauré). La Bourgogne et le Morvan (Georges Lecomte, Hugues Lapaire). La Franche-Comté et le Jura (Georges Lecomte, Hugues Lapaire). Les Vosges, Lorraine et Alsace (Raymond Poincaré). La Champagne, les Ardennes et le Nord ( Jean Richepin). L'Ile-de-France (Paul Fort). Tome 2 : La Normandie (Paul Fort). La Bretagne (Charles Le Goffic). La Vallée de la Loire (Georges Philippar). Le Poitou, L'Angoumois et la Saintonge (René Berton). Le Limousin, le Quercy et le Périgord (Charles Derennes). Le Massif Central (Pierre de Nolhac). Languedoc-Roussillon et Pyrénées (Valmy-Baisse). La Gascogne, la Guyenne et la Côte d'Argent (Pierre Benoît). Les Pyrénées, le Béarn et la Côte Basque (Thierry Sandre). Bon état. ?
1934ref. 12970Oldenburg i. O., Gerhard Stalling, 1934. OLn. mit gold- u. farbgepr. Pour le Mérite-Vignette (etw. berieb.) a. Vorderdeckel 426 S. 11 Bll. Gr.-8°. Mit mehrzeiliger hs. Verfasser-Widm. a. Vorsatz (dat. 1934) "...mögen Dich diese Zeilen an den erinnern, der in den hier geschilderten Kämpfen oft an Deiner Seite stand, dem Du stets ein guter Kamerad warst...". Mit zahlr. Abb., 18 Skizzen auf 3 gefalt. Bll. in Deckeltasche sowie Verlustlisten. Gut erhalten. Ebd. etw. berieb. Stellenw. stockfl. Hinteres flieg. Vorsatz fehlt.
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2006ref. Q-0759108951AltaMira Press 2006-03-15. Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! AltaMira Press paperback
ref. 1950627055.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1999ref. SKU0508661AltaMira Press 1999-01-20. Hardcover. Good. Textbook May Have Highlights Notes and/or Underlining BOOK ONLYNO ACCESS CODE NO CD Ships with Emailed Tracking AltaMira Press hardcover
ref. RO80057915DELAGRAVE Ch.. Non daté. In-8. Cartonnage d'éditeurs. Etat d'usage, Couv. légèrement passée, Mors fendus, Intérieur acceptable. 240 pages. Nombreux dessins en noir et blanc, dans le texte et hors-texte. Tissu rouge sur le dos. Coins frottés.. . . . Classification Dewey : 840-Littératures des langues romanes. Littérature française
ref. 12703Paris, imp. Crevel, s.d. (fin XIXème), 1 1 cahier. couverture illustrée. 1ère de couverture: Bouteille de champagne couronnée dans un décor de vigne et grappes de raisins. 4ème de couverture: Vue de l'établissement de Mrs Mercier & Cie. Propriétaires, Chateau de Pékin (Epernay), surmonté de médailles, dans un décor de vigne et grappes de raisins. Texte publicitaire d'accompagnement: Compagnie des grands vins de Champagne. Union des propriétaires fondée en 1858. E. Mercier & C°. Chateau Pékin prés Epernay. 25 diplomes d'honneur, 40 1res médailles hors concours. Vignobles trés importants dans les crus les plus renommés. Immences caves souterraines réputées les plus grandes et les meilleures de la Champagne: 15 kilomètres de longueur. Production annuelle moyenne 4 millions de bouteilles. Maison à Paris. - 20, boulevard Poissonnière. Partition pour piano, 2 feuillets grand format (paroles et musique), joint la même partition en petit format ;
ref. 4370imprimerie berger levrault sans date (vers 1920) In 8 broché 71 pages
1867ref. 007329Epernay Alfred Roger 1867 In-12 Broché Satisfaisant 1ère Édition