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1880Stampa antica ed originale con testo al retro
1880Stampa antica ed originale con testo al retro
1736Un des prototypes de la poésie badine, tournant avec légèreté la religion en dérision.
1718L'un des épisodes de la longue querelle entre jansénistes et jésuites. Une grande énergie est déployée au moment même où la France de la Régence bascule dans d'autres mœurs et où la modernité du Système de Law pose les bases de l'économie moderne et dont cette année là représente à la fois son apogée et l'amorce de sa chute.
1808Document ayant trait aux Eglises succursales. Bourgeois de Jessaint est un exemple de longévité politique et d'un cursus honorum qui prend fin avec la révolution de 1848. Il fut le condisciple de Napoléon à l''Ecole de Brienne.
1744« La Conquête de Menin vient d'être suivie de celle d'Ipre. Cette place, l'une des plus fortes des Pays-Bas rentre sous mon obéissance après dix jours de tranchées ouvertes. Un succès aussi rapide...est une nouvelle preuve de la protection que Dieu, qui connaît mes vues pacifiques, continue de donner à la justice de mes Armes ».
1716L'évêque de Reims, bien connu pour sa fougue antijanséniste, s'adresse non seulement à ses pairs mais aussi aux cardinaux pour leur rappeler toute l'intransigeance qu'il faut maintenir contre les Novateurs (jansénistes). Ce combat lui vaudra de rejoindre lui-même le cardinalat.
1881In 4°; (4), 50 pp. 1 carta in antiporta con pianta di Remis, e 23 tavv. f.t. in seppia ad illustrare la cavalcata piatto anteriore della brossura originaria a colori conservata all'interno. Ex libris baronale all'interno del piatto anteriore. Bella legatura coeva in mezza tela verde con titolo in oro al dorso e filetti a secco. Piatti foderati con bella carta marmorizzata coeva. Prima, rara, edizione di questa importnate opera illustrata riguardante la storia locale di Reims città francese nel dipartimento della Marna nella regione della Champagne-Ardenne. L'opera ricostruisce una celebre "Cavalcade" di carri mascherati che percorsero la città nel 1881. Questa edizione, a differenza delle seguenti, presenta oltre alla cartina della città così come appariva nel 1881, anche 23 bellissime tavole color seppia con ognuna l'illustrazione di uno dei carri che presero parte all'evento ispirati alla storia e alle produzioni tipiche della città. Fra di essi si possono vedere i carri: della città, dei Druidi, Quadriga, della Lupa (romana), della vigna e del vino, gotico, della caccia, Pompadour, l'orticoltura, dei pompieri, della lana, della tintura, delle regate, dello sport, del vino Chempagne e diversi altri. Esemplare in buone-ottime condizioni di conservazione. RARO. GOOD COPY, FIRST EDITION RARE.
1927LA DOMENICA DEL CORRIERE Rivista Originale del 12 Giugno 1927 Anno 29 nr. 24 pagine: 16 dimensioni: 38 x 28 cm IN PRIMA PAGINA: Una ricostruzione guerresca al Real Torneo che si è svolto all'Olympia di Londra. Attori sono stati i soldati dei reggimenti scozzesi, che hanno pittorescamente revocato un episodio della storia della Scozia: la morte del Visconte Dundee al Passo di Killiecrankie (Achille Beltrame) NELL'ULTIMA PAGINA: La tragica fine di una cerimonia nuziale al Messico. Il comando di Leon, appreso che il reverendo Sold stava per celebrare un matrimonio, inviava sul posto una truppa che si impadroniva del prete, di un altro sacerdote, degli sposi e di un notaio. Tutti furono trascinati sulla strada e fucilati senza pietà (Achille Beltrame) ALL'INTERNO: Lindbergh a Londra. Il Re a Como per l'inaugurazione delle Mostre Voltiane. Il consiglio nazionale dell'associazione combattenti ricevuto da Mussolini al Viminale La più antica città del mondo, Mitzkhet la misteriosa (Mtskheta) La cattedrale di Reims riaperta al pubblico. Bomba nella scuola di Bath, nel Michigan: 43 vittime. Inondazione in Louisiana. CONDIZIONI DELLA RIVISTA: BUONE, NORMALI SEGNI DEL TEMPO, SOVRACOPERTINE MANCANTI NOTE PARTICOLARI: BORDO INFERIORE INTERNO LEGGERMENTE FRASTAGLIATO (COPERTINE PARZIALMENTE STACCATE)
1914LA DOMENICA DEL CORRIERE Rivista Originale del 27 Settembre 1914 Anno 16 nr. 39 pagine: 16 dimensioni: 39 x 28 cm IN PRIMA PAGINA: L'affondamento dell'incrociatore tedesco "Mainz" nelle acque di Helgoland durante l'audace "raid" di una squadra britannica (Achille Beltrame) NELL'ULTIMA PAGINA: Moderni trofei di guerra: cannoni francesi conquistati dai tedeschi e condotti trionfalmente ed esposti a Monaco di Baviera (Achille Beltrame) ALL'INTERNO: Gli orrori della guerra: rovine materiali e fisiche - Liegi, Louvain Figure della guerra: generale Von Hindenburg, Francesco Conforti I delitti della guerra: la cattedrale di Reims Una delle più recenti fotografie di Benedetto XV I proiettili "Dum-Dum" Arrivo in una stazione francese di un convoglio di feriti La mitragliatrice italiana Maxim CONDIZIONI DELLA RIVISTA: DISCRETE, NORMALI SEGNI DEL TEMPO, SOVRACOPERTINE MANCANTI NOTE PARTICOLARI: PICCOLISSIMI STRAPPETTI NEI BORDI E LEGGERE MACCHIE DEL TEMPO IN ALCUNE PAGINE, SCOTCH NELL'ATTACCATURA CENTRALE TRA PAG 8 E 9 (V. FOTO)
1914LA DOMENICA DEL CORRIERE Rivista del 11 Ottobre 1914 Anno 16 nr. 41 pagine: 16 dimensioni: 38 x 28 cm IN PRIMA PAGINA: Le prime vittime in Italia della grande guerra: paranze che saltano in aria per lo scoppio di mine galleggianti nell'Adriatico (Achille Beltrame) NELL'ULTIMA PAGINA: Il generale Castelnau, comandante degli eserciti francesi in Lorena, giura sul cadavere del figlio ucciso dai tedeschi di vendicarlo (Achille Beltrame) ALL'INTERNO: La misera fine del più grande astronomo di Marte Mine subacquee e siluri La cattedrale di Reims La guerra occulta tedesca La guerra contro il Belgio Ufficiale tedesco ferito alla battaglia della Marna, trasportato dagli inglesi all'ospedale "La Gorgona" di Sem Benelli Famiglie belghe ormai composte di sole donne rifugiate a Londra Il miracolo di Termonde: la sua chiesa bombardata rimase ritta una statua di Maria CONDIZIONI DELLA RIVISTA: BUONE, NORMALI SEGNI DEL TEMPO. SOVRACOPERTINE ASSENTI NOTE PARTICOLARI: NESSUNA
1964Book has uncreased covers, faded spine. Binding is solid and square, covers have sharp corners, exterior shows no other blemishes, text/interior is clean and free of marking of any kind. 181 pages with full page b&w photos throughout. Contents include: Principle of classical architecture, Principle of Gothic, Romanesque style, Pure gothic, Interior structure of the cathedral, Exterior, Psychology of scholasticism, Rheims cathedral, Ulm cathedral, Cologne cathedral, Abbey of Jumieges, Church of St. Lawrence, Castle of Marienburg, etc.
in-16, 320 pp., portrait en frontispice, reliure demi-chagrin bordeaux à coins, dos à 5 nerfs, auteur et titre dores, tête doree. Texte encadré d'un filet, illustré de 2 portraits hors texte en frontispices et de 55 vignettes dans le texte a mi-page. Exemplaire sur papier filigrane. Coiffe supérieure et coins supérieurs lég. frottés, sinon très bel exemplaire. [PF-1] Coiffe supérieure et coins supérieurs lég. frottés, sinon très bel exemplaire.
1914Pages: 197-224. Colour centerfold illustration of "An act of vandalism that shocked the civilised world - the destruction of the peerless cathedral of Rheims. Contains conclusion of chapter 12 and first part of chapter 13 which is entitled "The British Grand Fleet Puts to Sea". Photos include: Belgian artillery; Destroyed bridges; Termonde; Rheims (before); German prisoners in Antwerp; Admiral Sir John Rushworth Jellicoe; The British Grand fleet putting to sea; Fleet of British Dreadnoughts; and more. Above-average wear. Covers secured by tape. Bit of writing atop page 197. Book
1915Front cover portrait of Brigadier-General H.B. de Lisle, C.B., D.S.O., Commanding 2nd Brigade of Cavalry. How the British Army Crossed the Aisne. Photos and illustrations: Vandalism at Soissons; Diagrammatic view of the Aisne valley, showing how the German trenches were disposed; Human moles at Aisne; Positions of the rival armies during the closing days of September, 1914, looking northward from the city of Rheims; War life in a 3-tier deep sandpit behind the British lines in the Champagne country; 'Searchlight' fired from a gun - a parachute light-ball shell illuminates a night battle field; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. Sound copy. Book
1917Cover portrait of General Gouraud, "The Lion of the Argonne" - he conducted the successful French attack on the Moronvilliers system. The Great Battles of Rheims (conclusion). The victory of Craonne and the battle along the ladies' walk. Centerfold scenes from France. Loose covers held together by tape. Above-average wear. Worthy reference copy. Book
1917Illustration Features: At Grips with the Hun in Historic Artois; Among German Spies in North Sea Ports (article); The Ruins of Rheims; American sailors' cheers for the Sailor King; Scenes in the Wake of the Franco-British advance; The Terrible 'Tank' Pursues the Turk in Palestine; The Russian Soldier As I Know Him - article by Hamilton Fyfe; Graphic Scenes in the Gigantic Arras Struggle; Science After the War - article by J. Arthur Thomson; Belgian Slaves and British Emancipators; Royal Progress through the industrial north; Interesting Incidents in Loyal Lancashire; In the Canadian Lines on the Arras Front; Heads of Teutonic and Ottoman Offending; Forces combined against the U-Boat Corsairs; The Highland Light Infantry - article with photo. Staples disintegrating. Above-average wear. Book
1918The Old Times Come Again, by Max Pemberton who explains how Christmas is re-won. Photos of the 'Great Leaders Who Have Saved The World.". The First U.S. President to visit Europe - 3 photos including smiling shot of Woodrow Wilson. Photos of U.S. vessels which protected convoys, including the destroyer Warmington and the destroyer Shaw. The Wonderful Year, article by Sir Sidney Low. Portrait of Marshal Foch. Photo of the formal re-entry of the Belgians into Liege. Photos of British Cavalry entering Spa. My four war Christmases, by Hamilton Fyfe. Photos of mementoes gathered for the Great War Museum. Photo of General Maistre, commander of a French Army Group, distributing decorations in front of Rheims Cathedral. Photos of civilian prisoners trudging back to France from Germany. With the Editor by Air (aboard the Handley Page) to France & Back Again - article and photos. Photos of desecrated statues in Metz. New Names in our Old Navy, by Percival A. Hislam. Average wear. Unmarked. Staples disintegrated. A sound copy. Book
1919Great black and white photos. Topics include: The Great Advance of the Allies; Development of Their Plan; The Simultaneous Offensives; By the French and Americans from Reims to the Meuse; By the British and French on the Cambrai; St. Quentin Front; By the Belgians; British and French in Flanders; German Opinion; The Work of the Allied Air Forces. Includes index and list of illustrations for Volume XIX. Average wear. Staples rusty. Covers almost loose from staples. Bit of writing on front cover else unmarked. Magazine
1915Contents: Two photo views of Metz, the capital of Lorraine; Photo in a French trench; Donington Hall and Nelson's Last Prayer; Photo of the last victim of the intrepid Garros - photo shows a downed Taube; Photo of General Galopin reviewing the Garrison of Paris; Photo of men of the Royal Naval Division training in the Crystal Palace; The Great Landing Battles of the Dardanelles; Our Allies at Alexandria set out to meet the Turk - five photos; Turkey's Death Struggle with Forces of Progress - five photos; Planting the Union Jack in German Africa - 4 photos; Charge of the Uhlans - Martyrdom of Rheims - two photos; Britain's Pioneer Regiment in the Line of Fire - four photos; Work for Blinded Soldiers - War's Saddest Victims - five photos; Four photos of war prisoners at work for their captors; Photo of dozens of British bluejackets hauling a heavy gun ashore; Photos of women filling in the gaps while men fill the trenches; The war in the Air - article by C.G. Grey; Britain's Roll of Honoured dead - twenty-one photos; Chronology of events May 1st to May 7th; Photo portrait of Lt.-Gen. Edmund Henry Hynman Allenby, C.B. inside back cover. Staples disintegrated. Average wear. Missing page 297 and 298. Center page loose but present. An informative issue. Book
1945Pages 521-548. Features: Great cover photo of Churchill celebrating with the masses in Whitehall; Photo of Churchill celebrating with Royal Family at Buckingham Palace; Five photos of celabratory night lights on London; Photos of vast crowds outside Buckingham Palace; Two pages of photos of the King and Queen with celebrating crowds, visiting bombed sites, at Thanksgiving services and among their subjects in South London; Photos of the Royals taking carriage to St. Paul's; Page of photos of the Royal Family and other distinguished personages at the national thanksgiving in St. Paul's Cathedral; Article "Field-Marshal Montgomery as a Soldier'; Three photos of captive German cruisers at Copenhagen and two photos of the first U-Boat, U-249, arriving at Portland; Six photos of unconditional German surrender signing at Rheims; Eight photos of the last act of German surrender ratified in Berlin; Twelve joyous centrefold photos of celebrations in Holland, Denmark, Belgium, and Norway; Twelve amazing post-war photos include Soviet troops planting their flag atop the Brandenburg Gate, Former French men and women political prisoners in striped garb walking home from Berlin, Field-Marshal Montgomery being saluted by cheering Copenhagen crowds, American soldier standing beside partially completed V-2 rocket underground at Nordhausen, German prisoners (opponents of the Nazi regime) in striped garb walking to freedom, Glum crowd of German civilians in Luneburg listening to reading of terms of surrender, and an amazing photo of an American soldier of the Seventh Army walking uphill toward a burning Berchtesgaden, Hitler's Bavarian home; Photo of captured Field-Marshal Von Rundstedt and his son after their capture by the Seventh Army; Photo of the notorious Seyss-Inquart - Reichskommissar of the Netherlands during the German occupation - who was captured in Hamburg by the Royal Welch Fusiliers; Pages of photos documenting the liberation of the Channel Islands - scenes of surrender and rejoicing; Photos of personalities of the week include Princess Elizabeth talking to R.S.M. J. Baker, Charles Sweeny, A.E. Saunders, Sir Basil Brooke, Jemadar Parkash Singh, V.C., Ingleby Oddie, Count Schwerin Von Krosigk, James Doolittle, and Field-Marshal shaking hands with "Johnny" Johnson; Page of photos of prominent captured Nazis and anti-Nazis including Kurt Von Schuschnigg, M. Leon Blum and his wife, Pastor Niemoller, Field-Marshal Kesselring, and five photos of Goering, without his medals, after his personal surrender to the U.S. Seventh Army; Photo of Hamburg radio station, made famous by Lord Haw-Haw, now operated by the British - showing desk and microphone; Amazing photo of gaping hole in 15' of reinforced concrete atop submarine pen caused by 22,000lb bomb; Page of six photos of vast celebrating crowds in Paris; Page of scenes of celebration in Denmark; Page of photos of distinguished prisoners released by the U.S. Seventh Army includes M. Reynaud, Mme. Weygand, General Gamelin, M. Daladier, and General Weygand, General Bor-Komorowski and his chief of staff, General Pelczynski, The Master of Elphinstone and Lord Lascelles, Colonel De La Rocque of the Croix de Feu, M. Jean Borotra, and M. Michel Clemenceau; nostalgic ads; and more. Unmarked. Average wear. Coverfold taped. A sound vintage copy. Book
1919481-583, [146] ads, pages. Profusely illustrated with black and white photos and drawings. Printed upon glossy stock. The many pages of ads include an abundance of nostalgic photos and illustrations. Features: The Residence of Henry I. Harriman, Esq., Newton MA - John Barnard, Architect - Arthur Shurtleff, Landscape Architect; The Engineer's Club of Dayton, Ohio - Schenck & Williams, Architects; Modern Industrial Plants - Part VII; The Social Center - Part II - Philanthropic Enterprises; Portfolio of Current Architecture; The Basilica of Saint Remy at Rheims; The Future of Industrial Housing; Notes and Comments. Above-average external wear. Covers loose but present. Library markings to front cover. Binding intact. A worthy copy of this wonderful vintage issue. Book
1965Features: Checkertails - History of the 325th Fighter Group Part I - August 1942-May 1944; The Martin Clippers; China and Hawaii Clippers; Philippine Clipper; Beachey's Little Looper; Curtiss Reims Racer - On August 28th, 1909, at Reims, France, Glenn Curtiss won the first aeroplane race held in the world; First Aero Squadron in Mexico; Winging to San Antonio - Bill Taylor and Jim Barton ferry a de Havilland DH-4 from California to Texas; The Many Faces of 22-1117; Navy and Marine DH-4 Aircraft; DH-4 And the Air Mail; First New Zealand Flight - Richard Pearse; Waldo Dean Waterman; Days of the Waco Ten; Old Sabres Never Die; Bibliography Section; and more. Exceptionally well-illustrated with black and white reproductions of archival photos. Pages 155-226. Cover features photo of a Republic P-47D-10-RE of the 325th Fighter Group. Unmarked with average wear. A sound copy of this very informative vintage issue. Book
1918Features: Title page illustration of nocturnal Western Front troop movement; Two-page photo spread illustrates British and French troops, women's work, the knighting of Lieut.-General Alexander Cobbe, V.C., and Sir Edward Ward shaking hands with Inspector Ernest Wild, K.C.; Mastering the Submarine (article); The Meaning of 'Here's a Ho' (article); Youth in the Air Force (article); Half-page map of the new German offensive near Soissons and Reims; G.K. Chesterton discusses German public pronouncements; Five fascinating photos on one page illustrate how Paris is warned of air raids by the new alarm sirens - the six-horn siren, the hand-powered siren, a twin-horn siren powered by compressed air, and a six-horn siren also powered by compressed air; The Mastery in the Air (article); Page of seven photos entitled "The Kite-Balloon Observer's 'Life-Belt' - Parachutes in War; One-page aerial photo above Zeebrugge shows block ships and shell holes from a recent raid; One-page aerial photo shows the Bruges Canal sealed and U-boats and German craft imprisoned; Illustrated article on whale-meat as food; Roll of Honour - page of photos of 18 officers who were awarded or killed in action; Centrefold illustration of the first battle between British and German tanks on the Western Front; One-page illustration of the successful new 'Whippet' tanks dispersing a German brigade; Aerial photo of Red Cross painted onto the roof of a hangar at a German Aerodrome; One-page of illustrations of fancy jewelery to be offered in the Children's Jewel Fund Sale. Half-page panoramic map of the district between Locre and Voormezeele where French troops were attacked. 32 pages including ten pages of fabulous vintage ads, most of which are illustrated. In particular, the back cover ad for Gentlemen's Spring Suits offered by Chas. Baker & Co's is simply marvelous. Unmarked with moderate wear. Binding intact. A sound copy of this excellent WWI-era issue. Magazine
