CAILLOT (Antoine).-Livre Rare Book
2099 risultati
1823rif. 223651823 P., Brunot-Labbé, 1823, 2 volumes in 12 reliés pleine basane ancienne, dos lisses trés ornés, ,plats ornés d’une frise dorée,orné étiquettes noires, roulette dorée encadrant les plats, XIX-356 et 323 pages ; rousseurs, tranches dorées ; frottis d’usage,coins usés. trés correct
1865rif. 30793Paris Ambroise Bray 1865 in-12 basane fauve racinée, dos lisse orné de filets à froid, pièce de titre, tranches mouchetées [Rel. de l'époque], dos un peu frotté
rif. 51923Paris Editions Baconnier 1961 in 8 (27x18,5) 1 volume reliure à la bradel toilée grège, pièce de titre de cuir marron, couverture conservée, 388 pages [1], avec 75 illustrations hors texte en noir et blanc. Publication de l'Université d'Alger, Institut de Recherches Sahariennes, Documents pour servir à l'histoire du Sahara, N°1. Bel exemplaire
1921complet en 2 tomes (en 1 volume): xvi,496 + xii,479pp., avec 286 illustrations hors-texte dont quelques cartes dépliantes, signé avec dédicace par l'auteur, reliure demi-toile moderne, 25cm., bel état
1921rif. R51609Bruges, Impr. Sainte-Cathérine 1921 complet en 2 tomes (en 1 volume): xvi,496 + xii,479pp., avec 286 illustrations hors-texte dont quelques cartes dépliantes, signé avec dédicace par l'auteur, reliure demi-toile moderne, 25cm., bel état
rif. ORD-6267Illustrations de Paul-Henri Durand. Alger. Baconnier. 1946. 2 volumes in-4°br. 483 et 484pp. Très nb. illustrations in-t. .La consultation de l'ouvrage est facilitée par un Répertoire analytique et un Index Onomastique. Belle carte dépliante couleurs de l'Oubangui-Chari (Région du Haut-Uele) en fin du tome 1. Exemplaires maniés, le tome 1 est affecté dans ses dernières pages par des déchirures sans perte En l'état.
rif. 10681Paris, Challamel Aîné, Libraire et Commissionnaire, 1885. 2 volumes in-8, V-566-548 pp., reliure moderne plein cuir brun, couvertures conservées mais en très mauvais état, papier uniformément jauni surtout en marges, avec 1 carte depliante de la Cochinchine dépliantes, reliure un peu serrée, d'où difficulté d'ouvrir largement les volumes, exemplaires de travail, prix en conséquence.
1983tre volumi in br. edit. ottimo stato.
1881rif. 96001881 demi-reliure cuir (half leather) havane in-octavo, dos long (spine without raised band) décoré or (gilt) - titre frappé or (gilt title), tranches jaspées (marbled edges), illustrations : gravures (engraving) hors-texte (full page engraving), très rares et légères piqûres (rares and lights smalls points of redness marks), 420 pages, 1881 à Lyon Chez l'Editeur des Annales,
1882rif. 96111882 demi-reliure cuir (half leather) havane in-octavo, dos long (spine without raised band) décoré or (gilt) - titre frappé or (gilt title), tranches jaspées (marbled edges), illustrations : gravures (engraving) hors-texte (full page engraving), très rares et légères piqûres (rares and lights smalls points of redness marks), 404 pages, 1882 à Lyon Chez l'Editeur des Annales,
1958rif. 115301Paul Geuthner 1958 Paul Geuthner, Institut Français d'Archéologie de Beyrouth, Bibliothèque Archéologique et Historique (tome LXVIII, LXIX, LXX), 3 volumes, 1958-1959, cartonnages éditeur toilés, environ 27x21cm. Les volumes 1 et 2 sont en bon état. Volume 3 : un coup porté sur le haut du premier plat, des rousseurs sur le cartonnage, dos passé, un tampons d'appartenance sur la page de garde. Bon état pour le reste, intérieurs bien propres.
rif. 13976653Abidjan: La Nouvelle, 1994-1996 5 vol. in-8. 139 p., 2 cartes; 171 p., 2 cartes; 303 p., 2 cartes; 221 p., 3 cartes et schémas; 244 p., 4 cartes et schémas. Index. Brochés, très bon état. Histoire de l'Eglise de Côte d'Ivoire.
1975Features: The Outport; The Story of Newfoundland; The Beothuk Indians; The Norse in Newfoundland; The Dialects of Newfoundland; Greenspond - Townscape in a tickle; Old Prints of Newfoundland; Collectors and Collections; Furniture - Imported and Country Styles to 1850; Building a St. John's Victorian House; Items Found in the New Found Land; Government House; Stamps, Insignia, Medals and Currency; Commissariat House; Period Pieces for a Refurbished Commissariat House; Painters of Newfoundland; The Moravian Missions and The Labrador Eskimos; Hawthorne College; The Newfoundland Historic Trust; Museums and Historic Sites; Arts and Culture Centres; Lighthouses; and more. Date hand-written atop front cover. Quality copy. Magazine
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rif. 26123ONE: No. LXXII June 1838. TWO: No. CXV March 1849. THREE: No. CXXXVII September 1854. All three printed by James Nichols 46 Hoxton Square London. See W. Moister ‘A History of Wesleyan Missions in all Parts of the World’ 1871. Each item 4pp 12mo bifolium. All three with engraved illustration on first page which has a drophead title. The three are worn and discoloured with loss of text in caption in Item One see below and the first two items with cover illustrations crudely hand-coloured. ONE: No. LXXII June 1838. Mostly consisting of ‘An appeal to the sympathy of the Christian public on behalf of the cannibal Fejeeans’. Apart from the title the whole of the front page carries an illustration captioned ‘The perilous circumstances of Captain Dillon and his companions .’ rest of caption worn away. ‘The print on the first page represents a massacre at the Fejee Islands in 1813 and the dreadful situation Captain Dillon and his two companions who escaped with great difficulty while fourteen of his party were killed and eaten by the Fejeeans!’ TWO: No. CXV March 1849. Cover engraving by ‘Adeney’ of the ‘Wesleyan Academy Mount-Allison Sackville New-Brunswick North America.’ Pamphlet devoted to ‘This Institution which owes its origin to the Christian liberality of Charles F. Allison Esq. who deisgned it as a Centenary Offering’. THREE: No. CXXXVII September 1854. Cover engraving by E. Whimper of ‘The “Gnauna Vinaka” passing the Island of Tavea. Mountains of Vanua in the Distance.’ Pamphlet devoted to ‘Fejeean’ matters. ONE: No. LXXII, June 1838. TWO: No. CXV, March 1849. THREE: No. CXXXVII, September 1854. All three printed by James Nichols, 46 unknown
2010rif. 2092902140700396Shinkyo shubbansha 2010. Soft Cover. Fine. Size: B6 Number of books: 1 book Shinkyo shubbansha paperback
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rif. SONG0415549787Used: Good unknown
1940rif. List3839Rutherford New Jersey: Garrway Co 1940. Real photo postcard measuring approximately 3 ½ x 5 ½ inches. Photograph shows a priest celebrating Mass at an outdoor altar attached to a streamlined trailer chapel with several women kneeling or seated before it. Captioned in the negative: "Chapel Car 'The Crusader of the Divine Child' destined for China" and "Go ye into the whole world and preach the Gospel to every creature. St. Luke 16.15." Divided postcard back unused printed for the Franciscan Mission Crusade 812 N. Salina Street Syracuse New York with "Help the Missions" appeal and Proverbs 19:17 quotation. Some wear and toning; very good. A real photo postcard showing the Franciscan Mission Crusade's chapel car "The Crusader of the Divine Child" described here as destined for China. The image shows a mobile Catholic altar built into a trailer with a priest vested for Mass and a small outdoor congregation gathered before him. The verso identifies the card as a mission fundraising or promotional piece issued by the Franciscan Mission Crusade of Syracuse New York. Another cataloged example of this image identifies the scene as a Catholic mobile chapel at Hingan Fu Shensi China suggesting that the trailer may have reached the mission field rather than remaining only a fundraising image produced in the United States. The combination of American fundraising address named chapel car China destination and another cataloged example located at Hingan Fu gives the card a fuller paper trail than most missionary postcards of mobile chapels. American Catholic missionaries were active in China through the first half of the twentieth century but their work was largely disrupted after the Communist victory in 1949 when foreign missionaries were expelled and Catholic institutions were reorganized under state pressure. Garrway Co unknown
1940rif. List3839Rutherford New Jersey: Garrway Co 1940. Real photo postcard measuring approximately 3 ½ x 5 ½ inches. Photograph shows a priest celebrating Mass at an outdoor altar attached to a streamlined trailer chapel with several women kneeling or seated before it. Captioned in the negative: "Chapel Car 'The Crusader of the Divine Child' destined for China" and "Go ye into the whole world and preach the Gospel to every creature. St. Luke 16.15." Divided postcard back unused printed for the Franciscan Mission Crusade 812 N. Salina Street Syracuse New York with "Help the Missions" appeal and Proverbs 19:17 quotation. Some wear and toning; very good. A real photo postcard showing the Franciscan Mission Crusade's chapel car "The Crusader of the Divine Child" described here as destined for China. The image shows a mobile Catholic altar built into a trailer with a priest vested for Mass and a small outdoor congregation gathered before him. The verso identifies the card as a mission fundraising or promotional piece issued by the Franciscan Mission Crusade of Syracuse New York. Another cataloged example of this image identifies the scene as a Catholic mobile chapel at Hingan Fu Shensi China suggesting that the trailer may have reached the mission field rather than remaining only a fundraising image produced in the United States. The combination of American fundraising address named chapel car China destination and another cataloged example located at Hingan Fu gives the card a fuller paper trail than most missionary postcards of mobile chapels. American Catholic missionaries were active in China through the first half of the twentieth century but their work was largely disrupted after the Communist victory in 1949 when foreign missionaries were expelled and Catholic institutions were reorganized under state pressure. Garrway Co unknown books
1941rif. List3861N.p.: photograph by Paul Briol 1941. Printed photographic postcard measuring approximately 3 ½ x 5 ½ inches. Image shows the Rt. Rev. Henry Wise Hobson Bishop of Southern Ohio standing beside an automobile pulling the "St. Paul's Wayside Cathedral" with caption printed below: "Trailer Cathedral of the Diocese of Southern Ohio / The Rt. Rev. Henry Wise Hobson Bishop of Southern Ohio is shown about to enter the automobile which will transport St. Paul's Wayside Cathedral over his diocese. A printed postcard showing Henry Wise Hobson with the mobile "Wayside Cathedral" of the Diocese of Southern Ohio. Hobson founded the Wayside Cathedral program in 1941 having a trailer built in Detroit to be pulled behind his automobile for ministry in rural and isolated areas. The Episcopal Church describes the program as a "church-on-wheels" and the caption here names it "St. Paul's Wayside Cathedral." The image is an example of mid-twentieth-century religious mobility: automobile trailer bishop and portable church combined into one publicity image. It also reflects Hobson's broader interest in church extension and communication. As Bishop of Southern Ohio from 1931 to 1959 he helped establish Forward Movement Publications the Episcopal devotional publishing program that became one of the denomination's most durable ventures. A good postcard on Episcopal rural outreach automobile missions and mobile religious architecture in the early 1940s. . photograph by Paul Briol unknown
1941rif. List3861N.p.: photograph by Paul Briol 1941. Printed photographic postcard measuring approximately 3 ½ x 5 ½ inches. Image shows the Rt. Rev. Henry Wise Hobson Bishop of Southern Ohio standing beside an automobile pulling the "St. Paul's Wayside Cathedral" with caption printed below: "Trailer Cathedral of the Diocese of Southern Ohio / The Rt. Rev. Henry Wise Hobson Bishop of Southern Ohio is shown about to enter the automobile which will transport St. Paul's Wayside Cathedral over his diocese. A printed postcard showing Henry Wise Hobson with the mobile "Wayside Cathedral" of the Diocese of Southern Ohio. Hobson founded the Wayside Cathedral program in 1941 having a trailer built in Detroit to be pulled behind his automobile for ministry in rural and isolated areas. The Episcopal Church describes the program as a "church-on-wheels" and the caption here names it "St. Paul's Wayside Cathedral." The image is an example of mid-twentieth-century religious mobility: automobile trailer bishop and portable church combined into one publicity image. It also reflects Hobson's broader interest in church extension and communication. As Bishop of Southern Ohio from 1931 to 1959 he helped establish Forward Movement Publications the Episcopal devotional publishing program that became one of the denomination's most durable ventures. A good postcard on Episcopal rural outreach automobile missions and mobile religious architecture in the early 1940s. . photograph by Paul Briol unknown books
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