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réf. 4100Editions de la Maison Française, Paris, 1948. In/4 couverture imprimée rempliée, sous chemise cartonnée et emboîtage, (Emboîtage avec menus défauts). illustrations de S. Sauvage gravée sur bois par G. Angiolini, 181 pages. Exemplaire numéroté sur pur chiffon Corvol l’Orgueilleux.
1946réf. GIT0155fNice Editions Félix Bottin et Fils 1946. In-8 broché couverture rempliée sous chemise et étui 168pp. Avec 1 vignette sur le titre, 2 culs de lampes, 22 têtes de chapitres, 10 hors texte dont le frontispice le tout en couleurs et de Gabriel Bourdier. Tirage à 999exp, celui-ci 1 des 925 numérotés sur vélin du Marais.
réf. 0135379024.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1932réf. C4VGvg-A073026A9New York: Cupples & Leon Company 1932. Early Reprint. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. 5.25 x 7.75. VG/VG. Early Reprint. 1932 c. 1936. Cupples & Leon Company NY. Previous owner name to front free endpaper pencil notations to front pastedown bookplate area & checkmark notations to dust jacket front flap series list interior text unmarked. Hardcover. Very Good yellow cloth covers w/ bold black stamped title & Bomba illustration to front cover & publisher emblem to spine; glossy frontispiece plate; a few small dark spots to back cover light edge and shelf wear to spine heel & corner tips. Even tanning to text block edges & interior pages. Very Good illustrative dust jacket; front panel 1/2" chip showing white paper loss upper edge light creasing & small nicks bright color retention; rear panel featuring Bob Dexter Series advertisement light soiling; unclipped front flap listing Bomba series titles through In Land Burning Lava; protected in mylar cover. 206 pp followed by period publisher advertisements listing 18 Bomba series titles. 5.25x7.75". Fourteenth volume in the twenty-book Bomba the Jungle Boy series produced under the Stratemeyer Syndicate house pseudonym Roy Rockwood. Ships in box from the USA quickly & w/care. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SYNOPSIS & HISTORY: First published in 1932 by Cupples & Leon Company Bomba the Jungle Boy and the Painted Hunters represents the fourteenth volume in the classic Bomba the Jungle Boy adventure series. Set in the dense wilderness of the Amazon interior this installment follows the white jungle youth on his ongoing quest to uncover his true ancestral lineage navigating perilous encounters with wild beasts and the hostile Painted Hunters. The physical volume is presented in yellow cloth boards with black stamped cover typography and a central line illustration of Bomba accompanied by a dark blue publisher emblem to the spine a tinted top page edge and illustrated endpapers. Bibliographical analysis of the dust jacket and interior advertising pages identifies the volume as a circa 1936 printing determined by the series advertisement listing through Title #18 Bomba the Jungle Boy in the Land of Burning Lava published in 1936 on both the front jacket flap and facing the final text page. Produced under the Stratemeyer Syndicate house pseudonym Roy Rockwood the Bomba series occupies a notable place in early-to-mid 20th-century American juvenile fiction. Unlike the initial ten volumes in the series late-numbered titles #11 through #20 were produced in smaller print runs during the Great Depression and research indicates were never subsequently reprinted by Grosset & Dunlap. Consequently surviving Cupples & Leon printings preserved in their original pictorial dust jackets remain the sole jacketed editions produced for these late-series adventures. Cupples & Leon Company hardcover
1963réf. C1NF-ES071526z3New Hyde Park New York: University Books Inc 1963. First Edition Thus. Hardcover. Near Fine. 9x6x2. Complete Set of 2 Mediums of the 19th Century w/ Slipcase. NF. First Edition Thus. Hardcover Books Volumes 1 & 2 1963. University Books New Hyde Park NY. Unmarked. Near Fine tan cloth; bindings tight solid & square. Publisher slipcase sturdy no splits; edge shelf wear w/ some areas of rubbing & color loss. Publisher maroon stain to top edges bright unmarred. 307 pp & 374 pp plus index. Frank Podmore's history of the nineteenth-century spiritualist movement first published in London in 1902 as Modern Spiritualism. This edition adds a biographical & bibliographical introduction by psychical researcher Eric J. Dingwall. Ships in box from the USA quickly & w/care. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SYNOPSIS & HISTORY: First published in London in 1902 under the title Modern Spiritualism Frank Podmore's Mediums of the 19th Century is a comprehensive and critically rigorous history of the modern spiritualist movement. The study charts the development of belief in spirit communication clairvoyance and physical mediumship tracing its evolution from late eighteenth-century animal magnetism and Mesmerism through the rise of the nineteenth-century spiritualist boom. Podmore offers an analytical examination of the psychological factors physical tricks and anomalies that defined Victorian mediumship. This University Books edition of 1963 presents the work as a two-volume set issued in a publisher's slipcase without individual dust jackets. Volume One covers the early origins and development of Spiritualism in America and Europe while Volume Two focuses on the physical phenomena of spiritualist circles automatic writing and the rise of organized psychical research. This edition includes an introductory essay by parapsychologist and psychical researcher Dr. Eric J. Dingwall providing biographical and historical context to Podmore's work. Podmore was a founding member of the Fabian Society and an influential early leader of the Society for Psychical Research known for his skeptical psychologically grounded approach to investigating mediums apparitions and telepathy. University Books, Inc hardcover
1929réf. C3VGfr-A073026A6New York: Grosset & Dunlap 1929. First Edition. Hardcover. Good/Acceptable. 5.25 x 7.75. VG/Fair. First Edition Jacket lists to this title: 1929. Grosset & Dunlap NY. Previous owner name & inscription to front free endpaper else unmarked. Hardcover Very Good; yellow cloth covers w/ black & orange stamped title & biplane illustration; light shelf wear & heel rubbing; Glossy frontispiece plate. Even tanning to text block edges & interior pages. Fair illustrative dust jacket; water staining to jacket spine & panel edges light edge rubbing small chips & short closed tears; flaps list through Rex Lee: Ranger of the Sky; unclipped unpriced; protected in mylar cover. 244 pp followed by publisher ads. 5.25x7.75". Fourth volume in Thomson Burtis's eleven-book Rex Lee Flying Stories written by a WWI Army Air Service pilot. Ships from the USA quickly & w/care. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SYNOPSIS & HISTORY: An antique single-volume hardcover juvenile aviation novel Rex Lee Sky Trailer represents the fourth entry in Thomson Burtis's eleven-volume flying adventure series. Published by Grosset & Dunlap in 1929 the storyline follows daring young aviator Rex Lee as he pilots his biplane into the West Virginia mountains to visit his companion Larry McCrann. Dangers escalate upon discovering two downed aircraft on Mount Baldy thrusting the hero into a bitter political and physical feud between the rival Callhoun and Chatfield mountain families. Partnering with a local physician Rex navigates treacherous mountain updrafts sabotage and aerial dogfights to trail a secretive outlaw across the ridge lines. Bound in mustard-yellow cloth covers with bold black and orange stamped title lettering and biplane cover art the volume features custom pictorial endpapers and a glossy monochrome frontispiece plate. Bibliographical analysis of the dust jacket points to a First Edition First Printing state as the front flap and rear panel advertise series titles strictly through this fourth volume Rex Lee: Ranger of the Sky as title #3 and Sky Trailer as #4 displaying no subsequent titles published later in 1929 or 1930. The original multi-color jacket displays dramatic biplane combat artwork wrapping across the front panel and spine. Thomson Burtis crafted the series directly from his extensive background as a World War I U.S. Army Air Service aviator test pilot and aerial photographer. Unlike many syndicate-produced juvenile series of the era that relied on uncredited ghostwriters Burtis brought authentic cockpit procedures flight mechanics and military air lore to early youth literature. Released during the height of the post-Lindbergh aviation boom the narrative captures interwar American fascination with commercial flying aerial barnstorming and radio technology. Original 1920s Grosset & Dunlap paper dust jackets suffered extreme attrition among young readers leaving surviving jacketed early printings increasingly uncommon. Grosset & Dunlap hardcover
1999réf. C15NF-OA071526G5Oakland California: Chaosium 1999. First Edition. Paperback. Near Fine. 5.5 x 8.5. Near Fine. First printing. 1999. Chaosium California. Unmarked. Paperback tight solid & square. Clean & bright; cover lies flat no rips tears or stains no spine creasing. Cover art by H.E. Fassl; b&w interior illustrations by Dave Carson. 284 pp. 5.5x8.5". A Cthulhu Mythos anthology edited by Robert M. Price collecting ten new stories & three earlier tales set in Lovecraft's decaying seaport of Innsmouth. Ships from the USA quickly & w/care. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SYNOPSIS & HISTORY: Tales Out of Innsmouth is a Cthulhu Mythos anthology edited by Robert M. Price and published by Chaosium in 1999 in its Call of Cthulhu Fiction line. Set in and around H.P. Lovecraft's decaying Massachusetts seaport of Innsmouth it collects ten new stories and three earlier tales exploring the Esoteric Order of Dagon and the town's Deep One heritage. Cover art is by H.E. Fassl with interior illustrations by Dave Carson. Robert M. Price edited numerous Cthulhu Mythos anthologies and long edited the journal Crypt of Cthulhu. Chaosium paperback
1883réf. 0076593London: Sampson Low Marston Searle and Rivington 1883. Later edition. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. 1883. Handsomely bound in full calf by Sotheran. Hardcover large 4to. 5 raised bands gilt titles and dentelles marbled endpapers aeg. Illustrated by Armstrong Small and Boot. 527 pp. A Very Good copy. Sunning and offsetting to the boards; light scuffing to raised bands and spine ends; small scratched area on the front board. The contents are bright clean and unmarked. Strong square binding. Armorial bookplate of British Army officer Frederick William Stopford on the front pastedown. Digital images available upon request. Sampson Low, Marston, Searle and Rivington hardcover
1935réf. 65773Holiday House 1935-1939. hardback. very good condition in slipcase- 4 small books 5 X 3 1/2 inches - slipcase has some wear and darkening. Holiday House hardcover
réf. 57499London: Cassell & Company 1892. Crime Mystery FIRST EDITION. Octavo 20 x 14cm pp.viii; 427 12. Publisher's catalogue dated May 1892. With 12 half-tone illustrated plates by Hole and Metcalf including a frontispiece. Publisher's blue cloth with gilt titles to spine. Fore-edge untrimmed. Repair to split lower hinge. Spotting and toning to edges and endpapers. Slightly cocked. Quite roughly opened in places. Moderate wear to cloth; spine quite heavily toned. Very good. Another stirring tale of shipwreck salvage and dark doings from Mr.Stevenson; the second mystery written in collaboration with his stepson Lloyd Osborne in this instance the investigator being the narrator himself. Inspired by the schooner Equator 1888-1953 this strange South Seas tale concerns the abandoned wreck of the Flying Scud at Midway Island. London: Cassell & Company, 1892 unknown
1910réf. 341925London: The Boys Own Annual 1910. First Edition. Hardcover. Worn copy bound in the original gilt decorated pictorial cloth. Boards and spine starting. Lacks the title page. Text remains well preserved overall; bright and clean. Physical description; 840 pages. Subjects; The Boys Own Annual. Children's Periodicals. 20th century periodicals. London: The Boys Own Annual hardcover
réf. GOR002201881Hardback. Very Good. hardcover
1935réf. MAG21MParis, Editions Gautier Languereau, 1935; in-4, 324 pp., cartonnage de l'éditeur. Largement illustré par des gravures d'époque, N&B et en couleur.
1992réf. 48701992 Bibliothèque publique d'information, Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris, 1992. Un volume in-4 broché sous jaquette illustrée, 207 pages, illustrations in-texte en couleurs. Bel exemplaire, parfait état.
réf. 9891Editions Littéraires de France, Paris, 1945. In/4 en feuilles, couverture rempliée sous chemise et étui cartonné de l’éditeur, 61 illustrations coloriées au pochoir de Guy Arnoux, 154 pages. Un des 50 ex. avec une suite de hors-texte en couleur.
1928Gautier Gautier-Languereau, Paris, 1928. In/4 (30 x 22 cm) cartonnage illustré illustrés, 63 pages. Texte de Caumeryet illustrations de J.P. Pinchon. Couverture usée.
1924Gautier de la Semaine de Suzette, Paris, 1924. In/4 (30 x 22 cm) cartonnage illustré illustrés, 63 pages. Texte de Caumeryet illustrations de J.P. Pinchon.
1896Paris A. Maloine, éditeur, 1896, in/4 relié, 271 pages, reliure en demi-basane brune pièce de titre factice, 50 Illustrations de Robida.
1932A l'atelier du livre, Paris, 1932. Deux volumes in-8, 279 & 207 pages (20 x 16 cm) reluire signées C. Ruban à Villefranche, en demi-chagrin, dos à nerfs à décor et titre doré, doré sur tête, couverture conservée. 24 compositions en couleurs de Pierre Falké. Exemplaire numéroté sur vélin blanc. Petite usure sur un nerf, dos insolé comme souvent avec le vert. Exemplaire numéroté sur vélin blanc. Monod 4504.
1890réf. 143161890 cart. éditeur. (couleurs un peu passées). in-4 oblong, 39pp., ill. couleurs, P. Enoch frères & Costallat (ca. 1890)
1890Ernest Flammarion, Paris, s.d. (vers 1890 nouvelle édition). In folio (35 x 27 cm) reliure éditeur en percaline mauve illustrée en noir, illustrations en noir : 13 planches de chats hors texte, nombreuses illustrations in-texte, 46 pages, portrait de l'auteur en frontispice en photogravure par Goupil, Gardes refaites, quelques traces de doigts en base de certains feuillets.
1932Henri Laurens éditeur, Paris, s.d. (1932). In-4 (28 x 22 cm) reliure éditeur demi-toile bleue à titre doré, plat cartonné illustré, illustrations en noir et en couleurs de A. Vimar, avant-propos de André Theuriet, 137 pages. Plat surpérieur avec une trace d'insolation et restauration du dos.
1925Paris Librairie Garnier Frères 1925, in/folio, 64 pages, illustrations en couleurs de Jordic. Dos et gardes avec une restauration. Georges Jordic-Pignon dit Jordic est un illustrateur et peintre français, né le 5 janvier 1876 à Philippeville (Algérie) et tombé pour la (France) le 28 novembre 1915.
réf. 28401Paris Librairie Garnier Frères 1925, in/folio, 64 pages, illustrations en couleurs de Jordic. Dos et gardes avec une restauration.
1929Librairie Hachette, Paris, 1929. Grand in/4 reliure demi-toile et cartonnage éditeur illustré, illustrations en couleurs de LORIOUX Félix , 72 p. Petites usures sur les coins du cartonnage, rousseurs sur la page de faux-titre, traces de doigts en bordure inférieure de trois feuillets,.
