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réf. 201105839Selestat, Imprimerie alsatia, 1957 ; in-12, 64 pp., broché, couverture illustr. Bon état.
réf. 200905504Lyon, Semic, 1995 ; in-8, 48/48/48 pp., broché, couverture illustr. Album relié de 3 numéro 34/35/36: eo de l'édition française.
réf. 202401544Grenoble, Glenat, 2008 ; in-4, 48 pp., cart. EO tome 1.
réf. 202401545Grenoble, Glenat, 2008 ; in-4, 48 pp., cart. EO tome 2.
réf. 125061Calcutta For private circulation 1912. . First only edition; 4to 27 x 21.5 cm; 72 mounted photographs of various sizes on 24 sheets of thick green paper page of provenance loosely inserted; original full morocco gilt lettering to upper board and spine touch of rubbing A rare privately produced account of a tour in the northern Indian state of Sikkim bordering Tibet and Nepal during April 1912. The copy owned by a family member of the photographer Adam Gardiner. The five men described collectively in the work as the 'Tramps' comprised three Scots 'the Manager' 'the Fiend' identified as the photographer in the note and 'the Scribe' and two Englishmen 'Padre' and 'Geologist' or 'Geo'. The preface is initialled 'W.M.' presumably 'the Scribe' and the work is dedicated to 'G.A.E. and J.B.' The tour began with a journey from Calcutta on the Eastern Bengal State Railway then on the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway to Ghoom and then 17 miles by foot exploring various villages and Buddhist monasteries in the eastern Himalayas. The account records: "It may seem incredible but it is nevertheless fact that twenty-three coolies a cook a bearer a sweeper a sardar and two syces were necessary for the comfort of the five sahibs"; there were also two ponies and a fox terrier. The photographs include views of landscapes buildings including guest houses and monasteries native people group shots etc. Rare. Only one known copy in institutions worldwide Northwestern University and not in BL. Calcutta, For private circulation, 1912. unknown
1939réf. 303512San Francisco Privately Printed 1939 1939. First edition. Small folio. 22 two-tone illustrations by W.R. Davenport. Original 1/2 gilt stamped light brown cloth over tan and red patterned boards corners bruised uncut. Very good. Unpaginated. No dust jacket. No other signatures or bookplates. One of 500 unnumbered copies printed at the Grabhorn Press. Presentation copy with a card signed and inscribed by Alfred Sutro laid in loose. Heller & Magee 308. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. [San Francisco, Privately Printed, 1939 hardcover books
1804réf. AQ21202Cambridge: Printed by and for B. Flower 1804. 324pp. Modern morocco-backed marbled boards gilt. Slightly rubbed to extremities occasional marking else a crisp unpressed and generously margined copy displaying several untrimmed fore-edges and some marginal paper flaws. With occasional neat early underlining of key passages suggesting a close reading a handful of single-word manuscript translations into French early ink-stamps of Wm. McKendrick to early blank preceding title and following leaf and later ink inscription to modern blank fly. The second edition of the first work of economics in English consciously intended to be used as a textbook: as the author himself notes in a preliminary 'advertisement' the work was to be 'found convenient as a text book in those institutions of liberal education in which the "Wealth of Nations" makes an essential branch of their letters'. A lucid abridgement by English radical Jeremiah Joyce 1763-1816 of Scottish philosopher Adam Smith's monumental Wealth of nations it condensed the two thick quartos of the original edition London 1776 or the by then well known bulky triple-decker octavo editions of the late eighteenth century into a single convenient octavo volume. Mizuta 82. Second edition. 8vo. Printed by and for B. Flower hardcover
1821réf. 55104London:: Printed for G. & W. B. Whittaker 1821. The Third Edition. original boards; green cloth spine with printed paper label. . Spine sunned; spine label tanned; but a beautiful copy in original condition. 12mo. Printed for G. & W. B. Whittaker, hardcover
1755réf. 8154Edinburgh: Printed for G. Hamilton and J. Balfour 1755. 2 vols. bound as 1. 8vo pp. ii iv 77 1 79 1 ads. Extracted from a volume. A little toned first and last leaves dustsoiled a few openings a little marked. Final leaf detached and a little chipped to edges. Several contributors including Adam Smith identified in pencil. The complete run of this famously rare short-lived but enormously important Scottish Enlightenment periodical containing not only what has been called ‘a manifesto of the Scottish enlightenment’ but also Adam Smith’s first published works of philosophical interest - the review of Johnson’s Dictionary in the appendix to no. 1 and the letter to the editor that concludes no. 2. Smith’s first publication of any kind was his edition of the poems of William Hamilton in 1748 accompanied by a brief preface; his second eight years later established him as a rising star of the Scottish Enlightenment. Smith’s letter here running to 17 pages displays a breadth of interest and reading taking in an overview of French philosophy and thought including his thoughts on the Encyclopedie project of Diderot and the recently-published discourses of Rousseau and comparing the state of French thought with that in England and Scotland. The review of the Dictionary is shorter and more constrained in its focus but does represent the first published critical work of a giant of 18th-century economics and philosophy. Other contributors to the periodical include William Robertson who contributes eight pieces mostly on historical subjects and Hugh Blair and its editor was Alexander Wedderburn 1st Earl of Rosslyn whose introduction to the project was called a manifesto by Mossner in his biography of Hume. The importance of Smith’s contributions and the rarity of the pages in which they were published were recognised early on: the ‘Letter’ was translated into French by Pierre Provost and published in his edition of the Essays on Philosophical Subjects in 1797 with a note that the original edition was rare and he expended significant effort in finding one to borrow. There was then a second English edition in 1818 the preface stating that the first has ‘now become so rare that it is not to be found in the Libraries of some of the most curious Collectors’. This assessment is upheld by its minimal appearances on the market since: we have traced a copy of the first issue only in a Maggs catalogue of 1963 an example in modern half calf at Sotheby’s in 1979 and Hume’s copy in 1987 described as ‘a noted rarity’ and unsold at £20-25000; nothing further in the four decades since. ESTC P2185. Printed for G. Hamilton and J. Balfour unknown
réf. 201222997Paris , Edition du fleuve - spécial police, 1975 ; in-12, 220 pp., broché, couverture illustr. N°1223 broché très bon état-couverture de GOURDON.
réf. 201107484Paris , Edition du fleuve , 1972 ; in-12, 234 pp., broché, couverture illustr. N°963.
1874réf. 89761New York: J.B. Ford & Company 1874. First American Edition. Octavo. 19cm. Publisher's bevelled green cloth boards titled an decorated in gilt to spine and front board. 343pp.; 22 ads to rear. Light bumping and scuffing to corners and spine ends strong and tight; internally clean and fresh coated grey endpapers frontis. with tissue guard closed tear to gutter of title page clean throughout although printed on cheap paper stock with some light uniform toning. A very good neat little copy. Bogardus' highly regarded treatise on sport shooting following on from his more traditional "sporting tours" style of work later reprinted by Orange Judd. J.B. Ford & Company unknown
1874réf. 89761New York: J.B. Ford & Company 1874. First American Edition. Octavo. 19cm. Publisher's bevelled green cloth boards titled an decorated in gilt to spine and front board. 343pp.; 22 ads to rear. Light bumping and scuffing to corners and spine ends strong and tight; internally clean and fresh coated grey endpapers frontis. with tissue guard closed tear to gutter of title page clean throughout although printed on cheap paper stock with some light uniform toning. A very good neat little copy. Bogardus' highly regarded treatise on sport shooting following on from his more traditional "sporting tours" style of work later reprinted by Orange Judd. J.B. Ford & Company unknown books
réf. 201320593, Calmann-lévy /gallimard, 1977 ; in-8, 536 pp., br.
1880réf. 20831Paris: Lemercier 1880. Very good condition. A steeple chase rider in green and black striped shirt flies over a wall on Valentino in this French chromolithograph. The text "Appartenant a Mr. le Baron Finol" below the title indicating the owner of the horse. Chromolithograph. 28 x 19 1/2" Lemercier unknown
réf. 201107320Strasbourg, IMP.ALSACIENNE coll. d'étude sur l'histoire du droit et des institutions de l'Al, s.d. ; in-8, 108 pp., br. Très bon état.
1923réf. LIQ-3345P. M. Chulliat 1923. In-4° broché, couverture illustrée en couleurs rempliée.
réf. L13376Chez le Bibliopole Vanier, 1889. Plaquette in-12 br. Préface de Paul Adam. E.O.
1997réf. 154222New York: Matthew Marks Gallery 1997. First Edition. First Edition. Published in conjunction with an exhibition at Matthew Marks Gallery on October 9 through December 24 1997. Near Fine in a Fine dust jacket. Matthew Marks Gallery unknown
1997réf. 154222New York: Matthew Marks Gallery 1997. First Edition. First Edition. Published in conjunction with an exhibition at Matthew Marks Gallery on October 9 through December 24 1997. Near Fine in a Fine dust jacket. Matthew Marks Gallery unknown books
1968réf. 9419der Staatsoper, Selbstverlag, 1968. 63(1) Seiten, durchgehend mit s/w-Fotos, etwa DIN A5, geheftet, 2. erweiterte Auflage. Fotos: Marion Schöne, Maria Steinfeld und Privatbesitz. Vorstellung der Sänger mit Bild und Kurzporträt. Auf dem Titelbild von Adam signiert. Gutes Exemplar. Good copy. Signed by Adam on the frontpage.
2000réf. 1970924Thames & Hudson 2000. Hardcover. Used-Very Good. Cloth dj. Minor shelf wear. Else a bright clean copy. Thames & Hudson hardcover
2000réf. 1885285Thames & Hudson 2000. Hardcover. Used-Very Good. Cloth dj. 4to. Slight rubbing to dj. else clean and sound. Thames & Hudson hardcover
réf. 201300942Paris, Edition du seuil points , 2006 ; in-12, 502 pp., br.
1917réf. 21142Genève, Fred. Boissonnas, 1917. In-folio broché à l'italienne de [8]-VII pages et 92 colonnes (à raison de 2 par pages) suivies des planches puis de [6] pages, couverture bleue rempliée, grande vignette en 2 tons contrecollée au premier plat, second plat illustré d'un chien (méchant!) en noir, dos muet. Non coupé.