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1863réf. 2935Cali: 26 de Mayo 1863. Very good. Small broadside 8 x 5.75 inches. Scattered foxing; light toning. This broadside announces the exile of the Franciscans from Cali and the Republic of Colombia for their failure to comply with new laws concerning taxes on religious orders. Interestingly this is signed by the Guardian of the Franciscans himself Rafael Ortiz who urges the citizens of Cali to pray for the order and to fend for themselves under a vain perfidious and deceitful government. Not in OCLC. 26 de Mayo unknown books
1891réf. 353993De Smet Mission Idaho: De Smet Mission Print 1891. 2 10; 11-17 1 blankpp. 8vo. Wrappers. 2 10; 11-17 1 blankpp. 8vo. "Though the Prayers was published separately this work often appears bound with other imprints from the same press particularly with Cataldo's Catechism . It is probable that the greatest portion of the work was done by Prando recognized by Jesuits as their great authority on the Crow language" Schoenberg. Because he wore spectacles Father Prando was known as Iron Eyes among the Crow. Schoenberg 74; Eberstadt 131-347 De Smet Mission Print unknown books
réf. 77222London:: Raphael Tuck & Sons no date late 19th c. red cloth spine; publisher's boards illustrated in color. Some light staining to text and boards; moderate use. 12mo. Six pages have die-cut lightly embossed full color illustrations applied over printed backgrounds. . Lacking "Directions." The Combined Expanding Toy and Painting Book Series No. 604. Raphael Tuck & Sons, hardcover
réf. 44644P., Editions du Capitole, 1928, in 12 broché, 219 pages.
réf. 70436London:: Raphael Tuck & Sons Ltd. no date. publisher's flexible die-cut boards illustrated in color. Slight use; near fine. 8vo. Illustrated in color by E. A. Cook. Raphael Tuck & Sons Ltd., hardcover
réf. 201201027Haguenau, Imprimerie de Haguenau - verleger und herausgeber Eugène Burckel , 1935 ; in-8, 663-XXXXVIII, cartonnage de l'éditeur. Très bon état - ausgabe 1935 - mit zahlreichen formularen fur den praktischen gebrauch.
1930réf. 782651930 Paris, Edition du Trianon (Collection "Supplément à Quelques Oeuvres Célèbres"), 1930, in 12 broché, 91 pages ; couverture rempliée.
1896réf. 86585thLondon: Burns & Oates 1896. Book. Near Fine. Soft cover. 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall. Bound in gilt purple cloth hard covers with beveled boards. Light handling and shelf-wear to covers. Edges toned and foxed and some varied foxing to text though mostly quite clear. Otherwise a sound and handsome copy. x211pp. Burns & Oates Paperback
1915réf. 004098San Francisco: Presses de l'imprimerie Lanson-Laurey & Co. Inc. 1915. First Edition. Very good. First edition in book form initially published in "Le temps" journal; 10 1/4 x 7; pp. 1 2-64; olive wraps printed and ruled in black; minor creasing and a few small spots; in very good condition. A date-by-date description of the major events of each day of the first year of WWI the booklet was compiled for the French community in San Francisco by Raphael Weill 1837 - 1920 - a Jewish-French-American businessman philanthropist patron of the arts co-founder of the Bohemian Club and the Alliance Francaise of San Francisco and co-owner of "The White House" - the first department store in San Francisco. Presses de l'imprimerie Lanson-Laurey & Co., Inc. paperback
1915réf. 004098San Francisco: Presses de l'imprimerie Lanson-Laurey & Co. Inc. 1915. First Edition. Very good. First edition in book form initially published in "Le temps" journal; 10 1/4 x 7; pp. 1 2-64; olive wraps printed and ruled in black; minor creasing and a few small spots; in very good condition. A date-by-date description of the major events of each day of the first year of WWI the booklet was compiled for the French community in San Francisco by Raphael Weill 1837 - 1920 - a Jewish-French-American businessman philanthropist patron of the arts co-founder of the Bohemian Club and the Alliance Francaise of San Francisco and co-owner of "The White House" - the first department store in San Francisco. Presses de l'imprimerie Lanson-Laurey & Co., Inc. paperback books
1876réf. 5735Chalchuapa El Salvador 1876. Still very good. 3pp. on a bifolium. Folio. Crinkling and minor wear at edges. Faint dampstain to upper right corner. The president of Guatemala Justo Rufino Barrios invaded El Salvador in 1876 following the presidential election there. Barrios suspected that both the elected and former presidents had been harboring Guatemalan opponents to his regime and hope to install someone more favorable. The present "political plan" for El Salvador reads more as an indictment of the two leaders Santiago Gonzalez and Andres del Valle than an as organizing document for a new government. The first signer here is Rafael Zaldivar the choice of Barrios for next president of El Salvador and the work was printed in the field at Chalchuapa on April 10 1876 approximately one week before the decisive battles that forced the capitulation of the Salvadoran government. Not in OCLC. unknown
1876réf. 5735Chalchuapa El Salvador 1876. Still very good. 3pp. on a bifolium. Folio. Crinkling and minor wear at edges. Faint dampstain to upper right corner. The president of Guatemala Justo Rufino Barrios invaded El Salvador in 1876 following the presidential election there. Barrios suspected that both the elected and former presidents had been harboring Guatemalan opponents to his regime and hope to install someone more favorable. The present "political plan" for El Salvador reads more as an indictment of the two leaders Santiago Gonzalez and Andres del Valle than an as organizing document for a new government. The first signer here is Rafael Zaldivar the choice of Barrios for next president of El Salvador and the work was printed in the field at Chalchuapa on April 10 1876 approximately one week before the decisive battles that forced the capitulation of the Salvadoran government. Not in OCLC. unknown books
1972réf. 26306(Paris), Georges Blaizot / Claude Guérin, 1972, 1973 et 1974. 5 vol. au format pt de in-4 (327 x 248 mm) de 191, 183, non paginé, 123 et 147 pp. Reliures uniformes d'édition de pleine percaline azur, titre frappé or aux premiers plats, dos lisses, titre et tomaison dorés.
1890réf. 2374Raphael Tuck & Sons, Ltd. London. Paris, and New York. Publishers to the Queen. Designed at the Studios in England. Printed at the Fine Art Works in Bavaria. [Vers 1890]. Ensemble de 5 ouvrages (19 x 12,7 cm). N° 3613, 3618, 3620, 3621, 3623. Chacun de (12) pp. avec deux planches chromolithographiées légendées : couvertures de carton souple glacées, la première chromolithographiée.
1990réf. 815701990 Sans lieu, IRISE (Institut de Recherches et d'Initiative Sociales Européennes), 1990, in 4° broché, 210 feuillets imprimés au recto ; couverture illustrée.
1927réf. 119211927 P., Javal et Bourdeaux, 1927, 1 vol. grand in-4° (330 x 255) en feuilles sous couverture verte rempliée imprimée en rouge et illustrée d'une vignette représentant une pagode, chemise et étui cartonnés aux motifs d'oiseaux et de plantes imprimés en argent, de (8) pp. (faux-titre, justificatif, titre et dédicace) - XVII - 205 pp. - (1) f. (achevé d'imprimer).Rares rousseurs, très bel exemplaire non coupé.
1909réf. 138191909 P., Editions d'Art Edouard Pelletan, 1909, 1 vol. petit in-4° (230 x 160 mm) broché sous couverture verte imprimée en noir et rouge, vignette de la marque de l'éditeur en orange au plat supérieur, de 96 pp. - (22) ff. (Liste des ouvrages d'Anatole France parus ou en préparation aux éditions d'art Edouard Pelletan, et achevé d'imprimer).Petites déchirures sans manque en bas du dos et aux bords de la couverture, très bel exemplaire par ailleurs.
réf. 11206P., Pelletan, 1909, in 8° broché, 96pp. suivies de 22ff. non chiffrés ("Ouvrages d'A. France parus ou en préparation aux éd. d'Art Ed. Pelletan") ; "Bibliographie de l'Oeuvre d'A. France" (pp.85 à 92) ; quelques piqûres ; dos cassé avec manques, exemplaire débroché.
réf. 1544Revue de poésie publiée par Guy Lévis Mano. 54 pages. E.O. 1/1.050 sur alfa. Très bon état.
réf. 201904992Paris, Michel lafon, 2006 ; in-8, 325 pp., br. Enquete sur la police francise et la déportation.
réf. 201807341Paris, Michel lafon, 2006 ; in-8, 325 pp., br. Enquete sur la police francise et la déportation.
1920réf. 744811920 Paris, Plon, 1920, in 12 broché, X-243 pages.
1853réf. 2760Chiquimila: 2 Agosto 1853. Very good plus. Small broadside approximately 8.25 x 6.5 inches. Trimmed a bit raggedly. Small wormhole at lower left affecting one letter. Light tanning. An otherwise unrecorded 1853 broadside in which Rafael Carrera addresses the army and people of Guatemala concerning the ongoing strife with Honduras. He writes in part: "Sé bien que los pueblos de Honduras son nuestros hermanos y siempre habiamos vivido con ellos en la mejor armonia; mas ahora ¿por qué sufren que se les constituya en instrumentos y se les haga victimas de las pasiones inconsideradas de unos pocos revolucionario Habitantes todos de la Republica.-- Vuestros sacrificios en favor de la paz no seràn infructuosos; y yo espero mediante el auxilio de la Divina Providencia que no durarán mas tiempo." Not in OCLC. 2 Agosto unknown
1855réf. 2763Guatemala 1855. Fair. 3pp. on a bifolium. Small folio. Leaves no longer integral. Heavy chipping and wear at edges quarter-sized hole through upper center of both leaves but only a small amount of text actually affected. Moderate tanning and soiling. A scarce 1855 broadside in which Guatemalan caudillo Rafael Carrera addresses Hondurans regarding the perceived malign intentions of their president José Trinidad Cabañas. Honduras with Cabañas at the helm had been in conflict with Guatemala since 1853 and it was Cabañas' stated goal to reunite the states of the defunct Federal Republic of Central America to which end he also invaded Nicaragua in 1854. In this address Carrera states the need to invade Honduras in order to halt the aggressions of Cabañas reiterates his desire for peace and friendship with "true" Hondurans and promises his assistance in reestablishing a reasonable government in their country. It reads in part: "En esa contienda las simpaticas del pueblo de Guatemala vecino y hermano vuestro no podian ser dudosas. El General Cabañas no contento con haber estado de mucho tiempo atras fomentado y auxilando la guerra desastrosa de la montaña en esta República invadió á mano armada nuestro territorio no teniendo comprometer la suerte de muchos hondureños arrancados á sus pacífcas ocupaciones. En estas circunstancias habeis vuelto los ojos á Guatemala y requerido su amistosa cooperacion para ayudaros á establecer en Honduras un Gobierno regular que consagre sus esfuerzos á la mejora interior de todos los ramos y al mantenimiento de las buenas relaciones con los Estados vecinos." A somewhat tattered copy but not in OCLC. unknown
1853réf. 2760Chiquimila: 2 Agosto 1853. Very good plus. Small broadside approximately 8.25 x 6.5 inches. Trimmed a bit raggedly. Small wormhole at lower left affecting one letter. Light tanning. An otherwise unrecorded 1853 broadside in which Rafael Carrera addresses the army and people of Guatemala concerning the ongoing strife with Honduras. He writes in part: "Sé bien que los pueblos de Honduras son nuestros hermanos y siempre habiamos vivido con ellos en la mejor armonia; mas ahora ¿por qué sufren que se les constituya en instrumentos y se les haga victimas de las pasiones inconsideradas de unos pocos revolucionario Habitantes todos de la Republica.-- Vuestros sacrificios en favor de la paz no seràn infructuosos; y yo espero mediante el auxilio de la Divina Providencia que no durarán mas tiempo." Not in OCLC. 2 Agosto unknown books
