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1780réf. 34Berlin: Berlin and Leipzig: Christian Ulrich Ringmacher 1780. Bound in veined pattern black paper boards. 12mo 5.75 x 3.75 inches 1 XXVI 2 360 pp. 4 German Condition: Very Good. Very Good. Jacob Böhme's Aurora with Possible Jacobi Provenance Jacob Böhme Morgenröte im Aufgang das ist: die Wurzel oder Mutter der Philosophiae Astrologiae und Theologiae. Neue Auflage. 1780 Publisher: Berlin and Leipzig: Christian Ulrich Ringmacher 1780 12mo 5.75 x 3.75 inches 1 XXVI 2 360 pp. 4 German Condition: Very Good An important Berlin and Leipzig printing of Jacob Böhme's Aurora Morgenröte im Aufgang the first and most influential of his writings. Originally composed in 1612 this mystical text brought charges of heresy against Böhme but went on to shape the course of German theosophy Pietism and esoteric philosophy. The Aurora sets out his vision of creation and divine order blending philosophy astrology and theology into a spiritual cosmology that would influence generations of thinkers. The engraved frontispiece "Aurora" and accompanying emblematic plate continue the tradition of the Gichtel engravings first introduced in the Amsterdam editions of the 1680s by Böhme's follower Johann Georg Gichtel. These images became the definitive visual expression of Böhme's cosmology and were reproduced in later editions such as this. Bound in black pastepaper with veined pattern pastedown with a manuscript spine title. It is in Very Good condition with light foxing in places a small stain at pp. 121/128 scattered toning and an ownership inscription on the endpaper dated 1857. The inscription "J. L. Jacobi Gotha 1857" likely refers to Justus Ludwig Jacobi 1815-1888 Protestant church historian and professor at Halle who wrote on early Christianity and heterodox theology. His field of study and the place and date of the inscription align closely with ownership of Böhme's Aurora making this a probable provenance. Berlin and Leipzig: Christian Ulrich Ringmacher unknown
réf. 515088Seattle: University of Washington Press / Jacob and Gwendolyn Lawrence Foundation 2000. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. First edition Signed issue. Two volumes. Quartos. 287 344pp. Heavily illustrated. Both volumes fine in fine dust jackets. N.B. aside from a small binding error on the topedge of one of the boards resulting in a short section cloth to be improperly folded at the pastedown. Housed in a fine slipcase with a couple of small faint spots. Signed by Lawrence on the limitation page of Volume I. Over The Line edited and with an introduction by Peter T. Nesbett and Michelle DuBois and essays by Patricia Hills Paul J. Karlstrom Leslie King-Hammond Lizzetta LeFalle-Collins Richard J. Powell Lowery Stokes Sims Elizabeth Steele and Elizabeth Hutton Turner. Catalog Raisonné by Peter T. Nesbett and Michelle DuBois with assistance from Stephanie Ellis-Smith. A handsome production the result of six years of work issued Signed in a small limitation. University of Washington Press / Jacob and Gwendolyn Lawrence Foundation hardcover
réf. 515088Seattle: University of Washington Press / Jacob and Gwendolyn Lawrence Foundation 2000. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. First edition Signed issue. Two volumes. Quartos. 287 344pp. Heavily illustrated. Both volumes fine in fine dust jackets. N.B. aside from a small binding error on the topedge of one of the boards resulting in a short section cloth to be improperly folded at the pastedown. Housed in a fine slipcase with a couple of small faint spots. Signed by Lawrence on the limitation page of Volume I. Over The Line edited and with an introduction by Peter T. Nesbett and Michelle DuBois and essays by Patricia Hills Paul J. Karlstrom Leslie King-Hammond Lizzetta LeFalle-Collins Richard J. Powell Lowery Stokes Sims Elizabeth Steele and Elizabeth Hutton Turner. Catalog Raisonné by Peter T. Nesbett and Michelle DuBois with assistance from Stephanie Ellis-Smith. A handsome production the result of six years of work issued Signed in a small limitation. University of Washington Press / Jacob and Gwendolyn Lawrence Foundation hardcover books
réf. 003402Viennae: Apud Rudolphum Graeffer 1775. Hardcover. Very Good. Octavo. 251 xpp. First edition. Contemporary calf rebacked. At the end a good number of sheets bound in for additional notes; some filled in by a contemporary hand. BOUND WITH: Pharmacopoea Austriaco-provincialis Vienna Trattnern 1780. 0 Viennae: Apud Rudolphum Graeffer, 1775. hardcover
17228vo., First Edition, on laid paper, text in Latin, title lightly age-browned; disbound, sewed as issued, a remarkably well-preserved, bright, crisp copy. The eminent German jurist's last published work. Ludovici (1671-1723) was appointed successively privy councillor, vice chancellor and Professor Juris Primarius at the University of Giessen. COPAC locates but two copies in the UK, both bound with other titles in the Bodleian. RARE.
1726réf. 15776Nürnberg, Peter Conrad Monath, 1726. Petit in-4 de [10]-226-[18] pages, cartonnage du temps recouvert de papier à la colle (Kopylov, papiers dorés d'Allemagne).
réf. 142151New York: St. Hubert Guild 1906 a numbered set from a limited edition of 1000. Hardcover set Fine. An exquisite set from the "Edition Immortal" bound in various colors of leather. This set is No.3 with an elaborate certificate signed by W.E. Wise. Each volume stamped in gilt and color after original designs of famous fine bindings most with a descriptive page tipped in. Faux moire endpapers top edges gilt ribbon page markers illustrated with photogravures on Japan Vellum including hand-painted reproductions of famous historical paintings and rare engravings. Each volume has a tastefully designed bookplate on the front inner board and the only flaw on the set being that the spines of 11 volumes are lightly faded some to a pale green some to a light tan. Because the volumes are bound in different colors this is not an offensive fault. Photos available on request. Sets History Sets. St. Hubert Guild Hardcover
1843réf. S13870London:: Published for the author by Holtzapffel & Co. . . . 1843 1846 1850 1878 1884. 1843. Complete Five volumes. 8vo. vol. I xiv 2 462; II xx 457-1025 3 8; III viii 8 1026-1477 2 16; IV xix 1 592 12; V xxi 1 652 6 pp. Profusely illustrated 2575 figures in all incl. 78 'plates' figs. plates indexes ads. Original full blind- and gilt-stamped dark brown cloth; vols. 1-2-3-5 each neatly restored preserving the original covers spines laid down. Bookbinder's tickets of J. & J. Thomson Manchester Westleys & Co. and Westleys & Clark London. Handsome set. Very good. GEORGE ELLERY HALE'S COPY WITH HIS SIGNATURE 1910. First edition of the greatest work in English on the lathe and its accessories. The set was published for the author. It is rare today and when found often either incomplete mixed issues or rather worn. The series was proposed to be issued in 6 volumes but only 5 volumes were ever published. / SUB-TITLES: Vol. I. Materials their differences choice and preparation; various modes of working them generally without cutting tools. Vol. II. The principles of construction action and application of cutting tools used by hand; and also of machines derived from the hand tools. Vol. III. Abrasive and miscellaneous processes which cannot be accomplished with cutting tools. Vol. IV. The principles and practice of hand or simple turning. Vol. V. The principles and practice of ornamental or complex turning. / Holtzapffel Charles 1805–1847 mechanical engineer and technical writer was born on 28 December 1805 in London where he was baptized at St Martin's in the Fields on 13 May 1806 the son of John Jacob Holtzapffel and his wife Ann. His father who was from Strasbourg settled in London in 1792 as a tool and lathe maker and was naturalized as a British subject. In addition to a thorough training in workshop practice Holtzapffel received a good general education and by assiduous study and practice became a skilled mechanical engineer. He married on 9 September 1830 Amelia Vaux Dutton 1803–1889 of Islington with whom he had three daughters and three sons. In 1838 he published his New system of scales of equal parts applicable to various purposes of engineering architecture and general science followed by List of Scales of Equal Parts suitable for his system. His principal work Turning and mechanical manipulation intended as a work of general reference and practical instruction on the lathe was designed to fill six volumes but only five were published. The first three volumes appeared in 1843 1846 and 1850 posthumously published by Holtzapffel's widow. The final two volumes were completed by his son John Jacob Holtzapffel. The family business was Holtzapffel & Co. 64 Charing Cross Road London. They made lathes and other machines and published a number of works in connection with woodworking. They also marketed an amateur printing press about which they published a number of booklets. / In his writing Holtzapffel throughout displayed a masterly knowledge of technical art and of the scientific principles underlying it. He was a member of the Institution of Civil Engineers and a member of its council. He was for a time chairman of the mechanics' committee of the Society of Arts. He died on 11 April 1847 at 127 Long Acre Covent Garden London of chronic abscesses of the liver and was buried at St Marylebone. – DNB. / His son John Jacob II was eleven years old when his father died. Twenty years later in 1867 he became head of the firm which he ran until 1896. He completed Vol. 4 "The Principles and Practice of Hand or Simple Turning" which was published in 1879. He also made the 750 woodcut illustrations that it contains. Vol. 5 "The Principles and Practice of Ornamental or Complex Turning" was published in 1884. PROVENANCE: Signature and armorial bookplate of John Hick 1815-1894 "Omne Bonum" Desupee Bolton – vol V Charles possibly S. or E. Fletcher Aug. 1844sic and again 1884 on half-title – signature of George Ellery Hale 1868-1938 astronomer Jan 1910. Hick's bookplate is mounted on the half-title. NOTE: John Hick JP DL 1815-1894 of Bolton was a wealthy English industrialist art collector and Conservative Party politician who sat in the House of Commons from 1868 to 1880 he is associated with the improvement of steam-engines for cotton mills and the work of his firm Hick Hargreaves and Co. universal in countries where fibre was spun or fabrics woven. "His final years at Mytton Hall were devotedto compiling an elaborately illustrated catalogue of the collection; some of these works were auctioned by Christie's during June and July 1909 following Rebecca Hick's death in 1908. The Hick library at Mytton Hall was dispersed at Capes Dunne & Co. Manchester in November 1909." Wikip. See: Sinkankas 3008–3010. Published for the author, by Holtzapffel & Co., . . . 1843, 1846, 1850, 1878, 1884. hardcover
1843réf. S13870London:: Published for the author by Holtzapffel & Co. . . . 1843 1846 1850 1878 1884. 1843. Complete Five volumes. 8vo. vol. I xiv 2 462; II xx 457-1025 3 8; III viii 8 1026-1477 2 16; IV xix 1 592 12; V xxi 1 652 6 pp. Profusely illustrated 2575 figures in all incl. 78 'plates' figs. plates indexes ads. Original full blind- and gilt-stamped dark brown cloth; vols. 1-2-3-5 each neatly restored preserving the original covers spines laid down. Bookbinder's tickets of J. & J. Thomson Manchester Westleys & Co. and Westleys & Clark London. Handsome set. Very good. GEORGE ELLERY HALE'S COPY WITH HIS SIGNATURE 1910. First edition of the greatest work in English on the lathe and its accessories. The set was published for the author. It is rare today and when found often either incomplete mixed issues or rather worn. The series was proposed to be issued in 6 volumes but only 5 volumes were ever published. / SUB-TITLES: Vol. I. Materials their differences choice and preparation; various modes of working them generally without cutting tools. Vol. II. The principles of construction action and application of cutting tools used by hand; and also of machines derived from the hand tools. Vol. III. Abrasive and miscellaneous processes which cannot be accomplished with cutting tools. Vol. IV. The principles and practice of hand or simple turning. Vol. V. The principles and practice of ornamental or complex turning. / Holtzapffel Charles 1805–1847 mechanical engineer and technical writer was born on 28 December 1805 in London where he was baptized at St Martin's in the Fields on 13 May 1806 the son of John Jacob Holtzapffel and his wife Ann. His father who was from Strasbourg settled in London in 1792 as a tool and lathe maker and was naturalized as a British subject. In addition to a thorough training in workshop practice Holtzapffel received a good general education and by assiduous study and practice became a skilled mechanical engineer. He married on 9 September 1830 Amelia Vaux Dutton 1803–1889 of Islington with whom he had three daughters and three sons. In 1838 he published his New system of scales of equal parts applicable to various purposes of engineering architecture and general science followed by List of Scales of Equal Parts suitable for his system. His principal work Turning and mechanical manipulation intended as a work of general reference and practical instruction on the lathe was designed to fill six volumes but only five were published. The first three volumes appeared in 1843 1846 and 1850 posthumously published by Holtzapffel's widow. The final two volumes were completed by his son John Jacob Holtzapffel. The family business was Holtzapffel & Co. 64 Charing Cross Road London. They made lathes and other machines and published a number of works in connection with woodworking. They also marketed an amateur printing press about which they published a number of booklets. / In his writing Holtzapffel throughout displayed a masterly knowledge of technical art and of the scientific principles underlying it. He was a member of the Institution of Civil Engineers and a member of its council. He was for a time chairman of the mechanics' committee of the Society of Arts. He died on 11 April 1847 at 127 Long Acre Covent Garden London of chronic abscesses of the liver and was buried at St Marylebone. – DNB. / His son John Jacob II was eleven years old when his father died. Twenty years later in 1867 he became head of the firm which he ran until 1896. He completed Vol. 4 "The Principles and Practice of Hand or Simple Turning" which was published in 1879. He also made the 750 woodcut illustrations that it contains. Vol. 5 "The Principles and Practice of Ornamental or Complex Turning" was published in 1884. PROVENANCE: Signature and armorial bookplate of John Hick 1815-1894 "Omne Bonum" Desupee Bolton – vol V Charles possibly S. or E. Fletcher Aug. 1844sic and again 1884 on half-title – signature of George Ellery Hale 1868-1938 astronomer Jan 1910. Hick's bookplate is mounted on the half-title. NOTE: John Hick JP DL 1815-1894 of Bolton was a wealthy English industrialist art collector and Conservative Party politician who sat in the House of Commons from 1868 to 1880 he is associated with the improvement of steam-engines for cotton mills and the work of his firm Hick Hargreaves and Co. universal in countries where fibre was spun or fabrics woven. "His final years at Mytton Hall were devotedto compiling an elaborately illustrated catalogue of the collection; some of these works were auctioned by Christie's during June and July 1909 following Rebecca Hick's death in 1908. The Hick library at Mytton Hall was dispersed at Capes Dunne & Co. Manchester in November 1909." Wikip. See: Sinkankas 3008–3010. Published for the author, by Holtzapffel & Co., . . . 1843, 1846, 1850, 1878, 1884. hardcover books
réf. 93802Amsterdam o. Vlg. 1682. Kl.8°. Kupferstich-Fonti. 72 nn. S. Aufftrag an den Leser; Lebens-Lauff; 97 nn Bl. Zwey Register; 17 nn. Bl handschriftlich Ergänzung: Gründliche Ausswickelung der magischen Wörter… Abschrift nach Johann Wilhelm Überfeldalphabethisches Register der lateinischen Wörter und Ihre Übersetzung; Kupferstich-Fonti. 197 S. Ldr.- Bd. Prägedatierung: G. H. 1714 Rückentitel Deckel etwas berieben. Widmung a. Vors. Innen min. fleckig - insegesamt ein sehr gutes Exemplar. Faber du Faur 116. - Bd. 1 der ersten Gesamtausgabe selten. 010 Amsterdam, o. Vlg., 1682 unknown
1859réf. 1405300056Wellsburg Va. Jacob & Smith 1859-01-01. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. 12mo. viii 9-280 p. front. port. ill. 3 pl. 19 cm. Bound in publisher's dark brown cloth. Gilt lettering on spine. Good binding and cover.Fading to gilt on spine. Chipping and loss to head and tail of spine. Fraying to middle of spine of front cover. Wear to extremities. Contemporary owner's name on FEP of Luther Haymond 1880. Clean unmarked pages with minimal tanning. New endpages added though original endpages are present. Pg 107 is loose. Graff 2183; Howes J31; Streeter 3067; Wagner-Camp 6:10; Usiana J31. The first biography of any member of the Lewis and Clark expedition containing an abridgement of his journal kept while crossing the continent. Patrick Gass is perhaps the fourth most famous member of the expedition after Lewis Clark and Sacajawea; his Journal published in 1807 was the first detailed account of the Lewis and Clark expedition to appear in print and his long life he died in 1870 at age 99 added further to his fame. citing PBA Galleries June 30 2005 Wellsburg, Va., Jacob & Smith hardcover
réf. 9a418Luneburgi ex privilegiata typographia privater Druck des Autors 1684/1685/1686. 10 Bl. 4 Bl. 6 674 Bl. 298 Bl. 87 1 Bl. 144 Bl. 104 31 1 Bl. mit 2 verschiedenen Portraittafeln von Dornkrell und 2 doppelseitigen Kupferstichen einigen gestoch. Textvignetten sowie zahlr. Tabellen original Pergament Folio. - Bedeutendes Werk von Jac. Dornkrell Lüneburg 1643 - Hamburg 1704 enthält sein angesehenes "Biblia historico-harmonica & dogmatico-parallela" und die Verteidigung dieses Werkes unter Justus Christoph Schomer. "Die Texte wurden nach Art unserer modernen Synopsen nebeneinander gedruckt. Zugleich wurde die Methodik dieser Forschung eingehend erörtert. Der erste Teil dieses aus wissenschaftlichem Geiste hervorgehenden Werkes wurde 1683 bei Stern gedruckt. Aber schon im nächsten Jahre hat Dornkrell in seinen "Musäeum" in Lüneburg eine eigene Presse aufgestellt auf der Andreas Holwein für ihn druckte". Dumrese & Schilling Lüneburg und die Offizin der Sterne. - unknown
1878réf. 66490Göttingen, in der Dieterichschen Buchhandlung, 1840-1878. 8°. Zus. ca. 5.400 S., HLdr.-Bde. d. Zt. m. goldgepr. Rückentiteln.
réf. 3L2121. und 2. Auflage Johann Brandmueller Basel 1728/1729. Zusammen 4221 S. original Pergament-Einbände folio Einbände fleckig/teils stock- und braunfleckig/1 Vorsatz sporfleckig/Vorsätze und Titel gestempelt. -Zischka 4. Eins der Umfangreichsten Lexika der Zeit. Auch als Basler-Lexicon bekannt - unknown
1783réf. 54257Rudolph Graffer | Vienne 1783 - 1784 | 12.50 x 20.50 cm | relié
1621réf. R119850Köthen, Cothenis Anhaltinorum 1621 [8] + 843 pp., printer's device of ornamental fleur-de-lis on title page, head pieces, 25x19cm., Text of the New Testament in old Syriac (Peshitta version) with parallel text of Latin translation by Tremellius at the foot of the page as well as a select list of various readings prepared by Martin Trost, The Syriac text is printed in large type, pagination and register read front to back, contemporary full vellum binding (intact except for a minor defect at spine, somewhat soiled), text is clean and bright except for few minor occasional foxing and stains, good condition, cfr. OCLC 247662296, weight: 1.5 kg., R119850
réf. #[60906]On he bottom left two farmers walking with their dog. On the background and on the foreground on the right big trees and trunks of trees. Impressive etching darker to enhance the foreground to the right and lighter on the left. Signed at the bottom within the plate: "Ruisdael f." l Etching on laid paper with margins; plate mark: 193 x 280 mm total: 218 x 296 mm; state II/2 or 3 in outstanding conditions despite small rust stain towards the bottom right; Hollstein 2 with smaller measures probably the exemplars examined were trimme unknown
réf. #[21105]Leyden Pieter vander Aa 1706. Sm.8vo. Contemporary blind-tooled vellum. With 2 engraved folding maps and 4 folding engraved plates. 419017 pp. Second Dutch edition. Separately issued as a supplement of the collection of Van der Aa Naaukeurige versameling der gedenk-waardigste zee en land reysen. - Jacob Janssen de Roy's book the largest single description of Borneo printed during the century which probably appeared in 1698 or 1699 for the first time is an extended apologia written to the governor-general and council at Batavia by a skipper who had lost his ship on the coast of Borneo in February 1692 as a result of the mutiny of his largely Chinese and Javanese crew. He and his shipmates barely survived hunger thirst exposure hostile natives and treachery before receiving good treatment and protection from the king of Banjarmasin in return for military assistance. Despite obtaining trading rights for the VOC Roy was outlawed for absconding with the ship's money and subsequently sailed as a free trader in the Indies visiting Borneo Sumatra and Siam. Having acquired a considerable fortune from his enterprises he was employed by the king of Siam to dispose of a certain English pirate who was visiting Siamese waters. The Roy's account includes brief descriptions of both Brunei and Sukadana although most of his description concern Banjarmasin. He also provided European readers with their first published description of Borneo's interior and of the people who lived there Lach Asia in the making of Europe III p.1390-1395. - Including an extensive description of the gold and diamonds mines on Borneo and the pirates of Palembang. - A fine copy. Landwehr VOC 291; Tiele 944; Cat. NHSM I p.176; Wellan-Helfrich D 320-321; Howgego p.911. hardcover
réf. 002490Johannesburg South Africa: The Brenthurst Press 1988 The standard edition one of 850 unnumbered copies. Brenthurst Second Series #4 & 5. In our opinion the most significant publication in this important series. The set of two volumes have never been removed from their packaging. Brand new. Ribbon bookmarks. ---------- Orders over $100.00 are shipped using tracked courier delivery services. Size: Each Book Approx 9"Wide By 12"Tall The Brenthurst Press hardcover
1779réf. 262121779. Wien apud Rudolphum Graeffer 1779 8° Titelvignette 176 pp.; Venetiis apud Franciscum ex Nicolao Pezzana 1779 64 pp.; Ledereinband d.Zt. mit reichl. Rückenvergoldung. Rare First Edition! Joseph Jakob von Plenck's 'Doctrina de morbis veneris' 1779 is the venereology counterpart to his famous 'Doctrina de morbis cutaneis' and one of the earliest systematic Latin handbooks devoted specifically to venereal diseases written from the perspective of an 18th-century Vienna-based clinician. It is important because it applies an Enlightenment-era classificatory and nosological framework to venereal diseases at a time when "morbus gallicus" and related conditions were still conceptually fluid. By systematizing syphilis gonorrhoea and other venereal affections into defined classes and species he helped move venereology from a predominantly empirical-practical art toward a more theoretically ordered branch of special pathology parallel to what he achieved for skin diseases. In the broader history of dermatology the 1779 first edition stands as an early link between cutaneous medicine and venereology in Central Europe foreshadowing the later 19th-century fusion of "Haut- und Geschlechtskrankheiten" as a combined specialty. Joseph Jakob von Plenck 1738/1735-1807 was a Hungarian-born physician who became professor in Vienna and is often named as the founder of Austrian dermatology. "In demselben ist keine einzige der damals bekannten Formen dieser Erkrankung übergangen." Lesky 511; Proksch II 438 Duparc - A very rare first Latin edition with only one copy recorded in the ICCU of this work by the renowned French physician Joseph Jacques Gardane who was my professor at the University of Montpellier: In this work the author describes a simple method for the treatment of venereal diseases. The author had already addressed the subject some ten years earlier in his work 'Recherches pratiques sur les différentes manières de traiter les maladies vénériennes' and the study presented here is a supplement to that work in which the author introduces a new simple method of treatment. Schönfeld 43; Richter 177-78; Hirsch-H. IV 590; Pusey Hist of Dermatology 57-58; Blake 356; Engelmann 434 unknown
1777réf. 217471777. Wien Aoud Rudolphum Graeffer 1777 8° 219 5 pp. Pappband d.Zt.; feines Expl. Erste Ausgabe! "Ich kenne keinen -Schriftsteller der diese Wissenschaft in einer so vollständigen und wohlgeordneten Kürze vorgetragen hat. Das Buch hat eine gute Terminologie . Es beschreibt 118 Augenkrankheiten und die nöthigen Operationen. Zum ersten Male seit Ali Isa sind die Cadres der Augenheilkunde vollständig aufgestellt." Hirschberg "Ein systematischer Kopf dessen Belesenheit unglaublich is wovon uns seine Werke beweis genug sind." Beer Bibl. Opthalmia Bd.1 S.21. "Ich kenne keinen Schrifsteller der diese Wissenschaft in einer so vollständigen und wohlgeordneten Kürze vorgetragen ." Richter Chir. Bibl. First Edition. The first book that came from Europe to Japan was Plenck's "Doctrina de morbis oculorum". It was called 'A new book of western opthalmology and introduced western opthalmology to Japan'. Hirschberg §480 p.589; Waller 7526; Lesky 511; Hirsch-H.IV 632. unknown
réf. 18656Nürnberg, Martin Jacob Bauer - Bauer Mannischen Buchhandlung 1770-1791, 185x115mm, Bindung halb Kalb, zurück mit falschen Nerven verziert, rote Scheiben Bibliothek Briefmarken. Schöne Serie in der Periode Bindungen.
réf. 132473aafParis - Bièvres, MXMLXX, 1970, gr. in-folio, (28x37 cm.), 168 pages avec 12 lithographies en couleurs sur doubles pages et 12 bois gravés tirés en bistre + 12 reproductions in.-t. des dessins d’en-têtes des chapitres, Un des 30 ex. sur Japon nacré num. de 1 à 30, ex. N° 13, comportant une suite des lithographies doubles en couleurs sur grand vélin d’Arches, une suite des bois en gris ardoise sur Japon nacré et une suite des 3 bois (sur 1 feuille) refusés sur japon nacré, justification du tirage aux pages 162/63, signée par l’artiste et l’éditeur, une partie du tirage a été réservée à l’intention des bibliophiles suisses par André et Pierre Gonin à Lausanne (num. 103 à 133). En feuilles, non reliées. Chemise noire illustrée de signes du zodiaque par Erni. Étui doublé de velours rouge, couvert de toile noire, imprimé en blanc.
réf. 139562aafZürich, Joh. Heinrich Lindinner, 1688, in-12°, frontispice + 6 ff. + 216 pages, richement ill. de 40 vues et la carte géogr. dépl. de la Suisse, ex libris sur cuir rouge (Fam. C.F. v. Steiger - Fribourg) / ex libris Peter E. Obergfell, reliure plein cuir d’époque. Dos anciennement remis.
1934réf. 219112London 1934. Variant of the portrait from the same session published in PORTRAITS: the Photographs of Carl Van Vechten 1978 edited by Saul Mauriber. Bust portrait of the sculptor in profile. 1 vols. 35 x 27.7 cm. approximately 14 x 11 inches. Docketed in pencil on verso giving the name of the sitter the date of the session and a reference to negative and print "XXIII - F - 30". Variant of the portrait from the same session published in PORTRAITS: the Photographs of Carl Van Vechten 1978 edited by Saul Mauriber. Bust portrait of the sculptor in profile. 1 vols. 35 x 27.7 cm. approximately 14 x 11 inches. unknown
