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1903réf. 3561903 Paris Librairie Hachette 1903 Un volume in-12 reliure demi toile à coin bleu à la bradel,couv conservée pièce de titre en cuir (reliure postérieure) 274 pp Ouvrage illustré de 51 gravures photographiquesTRES BON ETAT Manque de papier sur la couverture
réf. 201218247Paris, Librairie felix juven, 1905 ; in-12, 290 pp., br.
réf. 201403129Paris, Editions de l'aube - regrds croisés, 1990 ; in-8, 450 pp., br. Broché en bon état.
réf. 201108297Paris, Essais robert laffont, 1990-2800 ; in-8, broché, couverture illustr. Bon état mais bruni.
réf. 201700048Paris, Fayard, 1992 ; in-8, 440 pp., br.
réf. 201605028Paris, Le club express, 1992 ; in-8, 439 pp., cartonnage de l'éditeur. Avec jaquette.
réf. 201506499Paris, Fayard, 1992 ; in-8, 440 pp., broché, couverture illustr. Broché bon état.
réf. 200706799Paris, Fayard, 1992 ; in-8, 440 pp., broché, couverture illustr.
réf. 201000914Paris, Réalité Hachette, 1974 ; in-4, cartonnage de l'éditeur. Superbe état.
réf. 21746Paris, Eymery, Delaunay, 1818. In-8 de 487 pages. Quelques rousseurs, 3 derniers feuillets roussis. Demi-basane de l'époque, dos plat orné (un mors fendu sur 10 cm).
réf. 61042P., Bourdin, 1854, grand in 8° relié demi percaline rouge à la bradel, dos orné d'un fleuron, étiquette noire, XIV-513 pages ; couverture conservée ; des rousseurs.
1990réf. 62931990. 36 vues de Moscou, reproductions couleurs ou photographies en noir ou en sépia, sous chemise illustrée. Chaque vue est reproduite au verso et commentée... en russe. Pli au coin de la chemise.
réf. 201111008Jena, Eugen diederichs verlag, 1930 ; in-8, 503 pp., cartonnage de l'éditeur. Bon état - 1er mille.
1892réf. 106395Paris, Librairie Ch. Delagrave 1892 In-8 24,5 x 15,5 cm. Reliure demi-chagrin havane, dos à nerfs, 314 pp., dessins dans le texte, table. Reliure frottée, intérieur frais.
réf. FRE1208 pp. Ca. 25.4 × 17.8 cm 10 × 7 in. Original wrappers. Ownership stamp of Fyodor Aleksandrovich Vitberg 1846–1919 on the front wrapper; bookseller’s stamp on the rear wrapper. Some soiling to the wrappers and a very small tear to the front wrapper. Overall a very good copy. First and only edition. In Russian. A contemporary account of the reception given to Gustavus Vasa Fox 1821–1883 the first U.S. Assistant Secretary of the Navy and a leading Union naval administrator during the Civil War. Fox travelled to Russia to deliver a congressional resolution congratulating Emperor Alexander II 1818–1881 on his escape from assassination. Approved on 16 May 1866 the resolution explicitly linked the emperor’s survival with emancipation congratulating “the twenty millions of serfs” who owed him their freedom. The reception took place on 5 August Old Style 17 August New Style at the Assembly of the Nobility’s summer residence in Countess Stroganoff’s villa. A contemporary account reproduced in American diplomatic correspondence described the dinner as “one of the most brilliant festivals offered to them.” Russian enthusiasm for the American visitors also recalled the hospitality extended to Russian naval squadrons in New York Boston and San Francisco in 1863. Fox’s mission combined diplomatic ceremony with a demonstration of American naval technology: the accompanying Miantonomoh was the first monitor to cross the Atlantic. This copy belonged to the Russian writer bibliographer and collector of historical documents Fyodor Aleksandrovich Vitberg who was one of the authors of Russian Biographical Dictionary. No copies located in WorldCat. unknown
1783réf. 18774St. Petersburg: J.J. Weitbrecht 1783. Contemporary half calf marbled sides sprinkled edges. 8vo. Second known copy of a commercial publication of statutes promulgated in French by the Russian Empress Catharine the Great concerning import duties for commercial merchandise in Russian ports and at other frontiers of the Russian Empire as they were determined and accepted in 1782. There is an exception for Astrakhan a major port and market city in southern Russia at the head of the Volga river which was under the government of Siberia which apparently maintained its own commercial regulations.This publication is very rare WorldCat lists only 1 copy Kress Library of Business and Economics Harvard University. Other libraries worldwide have only the microfilm of the Kress copy.A faint stain and one tiny hole in the margin of the first 20 pp. Cover slightly rubbed. Otherwise in good condition.l Goldsmiths'-Kress 12431.16. J.J. Weitbrecht, unknown
1976réf. 39583Moscow: Izd. Izobrazitelnoe iskusstvo 1976. Folio. 247 1 pp. 109 colour plates text illusts. Colour-illust. boards mnr shlfwr mnr scuffng to uppr frnt cvr slght bmpng still a VG- copy issued w/o dustjacket. First edition of this scarce and informative collection of 18th and 19th century Russian portraits providing and invaluable resource into czarist Russian costume textiles jewelry and ornament. Izd. Izobrazitelnoe iskusstvo, hardcover
1775réf. 21534Paris 1775. Very good condition. Detailed copper engraved map of northeast Asia and Siberia from Lake Baykal sic Partie du Siberie in the north Pays des Kalkas at the center as well as Desert de Sable and down to Chine and the Golphe de Lyau-tong. From Prevost's "L'Histoire Generale des Voyages". Bellin 1703 - 1772 one of the most noted French mapmakers of the 18th century was named the hydrographer chief cartographer to the French Navy and later the Official Hydrographer to the French King. 12 3/4 x 9 1/4" original center fold. Strong impression very clean. unknown
1937réf. 29282Russia 1937. Ten b&w RPPCs showing mostly scenes of Moscow and 1 of Maxim Gorky seated with children. Locations include: the former St. Basil Cathedral The Kremlin Tsar Bell 2 The Kremlin in Winter 2 one of the cathedral in St. Petersbourg several other Moscow scenes. One card showing the Russian building at the Exposition International in Paris 1937. Citadelle et la Cathedrale des Sts Pierre et Paul St. Petersourg Stengel & Co Dresden fullback postcard. Two rppc's have writing the rest blank or copyrighted in 1931. A traveler addresses two cards to the Beach family in New York City one franked in 1933 enjoying his tour of Russia in four days. The other card has an image of the Exposition Internationale Paris 1937 and writes on the verso: "We've been to the exhibition - disappointing very unready and uninteresting as yet. The German & Russian Buildings complete. Expressive of each nation as to size. They frighten me. We are off to Switzerland tomorrow and pleased to go." All in very good condition. unknown
1775réf. 21556Paris 1775. Very good condition. Detailed copper engraved map showing "Nouvelle Zemle" Nova Zembla in the Arctic Ocean off the coast of Russia and extending from Mer Blanche to the Golphe de Taz. With decorative cartouche. From Prevost's "L'Histoire Generale des Voyages". Bellin 1703 - 1772 one of the most noted French mapmakers of the 18th century was named the hydrographer chief cartographer to the French Navy and later the Official Hydrographer to the French King. 10 x 7 1/2" with ample margins. Strong impression very slightly evenly toned. unknown
1959réf. 21046Leningrad: State publishing House Isskustvo 1959. Hardcover. Good overall. 1959 Soviet Russia volume on the Russian resort town of Sochi which hosted the Winter Olympic Games in 2014. Located on the "Russian Riviera" on the Black Sea with a long & beautiful coastline and known during the Soviet era as the "All Union Health Resort". 4to 210pp many color and b&w photographic ills. Photo captions in Russian and English. Cream boards with title in dark blue at front board and spine. With the original pictorial dust jacket with title in red and white on blue ground at dj front. Dj rubbed & chipped with small loss at spine. Spine ends a bit rubbed; internally owner inscription in Russian at ffep. State publishing House Isskustvo hardcover
1698réf. 112625London: R. Baldwin 1698. First edition of this work. Octavo bound in modern wrappers 28 pages. In very good condition with some browning and toning to the text. Rare with no other examples appearing at auction in the last 80 years. R. Baldwin unknown
réf. 1974Most slides with taped edges; some images slightly faded; some slides with small cracks; library boxes somewhat rubbed and worn. Very good. Group of 34 Glass Travel Slides Depicting Views of Pre-Bolshevik Era Russia circa 1895 - 1915. Publishers include: Keystone View Company Underwood & Underwood Cornell Photos Supply Co. McIntosh Stereopticon Company and Victor Animatograph Co. Thirty-four glass travel slides various publishers mostly black and white some color some with printed or manuscript labels. Most measuring approx. 3.25 x 4 inches with a few measuring approx. 3.25 x 3.25 inches. Most in later protective paper sleeves many with pencil titles. Housed in vintage handled cloth-covered wooden boxes labeled "Portland Public Schools Visual Aid Department." Manuscript lists affixed to box lids do not reflect actual contents. Pencil sleeve-descriptions include: St. Petersburg - Tsarskoe Selo Alexandra Feodrovna and German Empress; St. Petersburg - Peter & Paul Cathedral - Burial Place of Tsars; Moscow - St. Basil's; 5 Men; St. Petersburg - Street Paving; Man in Village Street; Rural Building w/ Lots of People Posed; Moscow - Red Square; Moscow - Tsar Bell; Coachman in Coach; Russia Peasants; Russia Dacha; Russia Toika & Driver on Street; Moscow Large Church in City; Russia Coachman & Horses; Moscow - Kremlin & River Keystone; Tsarskoe Selo Village; St. Petersburg - Troika & Driver in Courtyard; Kremlin - Ivan The Great Bell Tower Tsar Bell; Moscow: House of Romanov Boyars; St. Petersburg - Nevski Prospekt x 2; Moscow - Kremlin - Assumption Cathedral Int.; Kremlin View; St. Petersburg Street View; St. Petersburg Bridge; Troika; Moscow - Kremlin - Ivan the Great Bell Tower; Guard. . unknown
1871réf. 5818New York 1871. Good. 32pp. Original printed wrappers. Minor dust-soiling and spotting to wrappers. Some marginal insect damage to lower right corner not costing any text. Faint dampstain to upper margin of most leaves. A scarce work in which an "Evangelical Alliance" of American and British religious leaders petition Tsar Alexander II to grant religious freedom to Catholics and Protestants in 1871. The report begins with some background on the "Evangelical Alliance and Religious Liberty" religious persecution in the Baltic States some information on the penal laws in Russia and then the alliance's work in arguing for religious freedom beginning with their "Prepatory Labors" and "Meetings in London and Stuttgart" and ending with the "Final Promise of the Prime Minister" and "The Result." The latter included "partial relief" from religious persecution with hopes for "further improvements." The report is signed at the end by its President Samuel F.B. Morse. The report is followed by an Appendix printing "Prince Gortschakoff's Report to the Emperor of Russia" and three other memorials and interviews pertaining to the alliance's activities in Europe. An early example of religious diplomacy from American and British leaders. Ten copies in OCLC. unknown
1871réf. 5818New York 1871. Good. 32pp. Original printed wrappers. Minor dust-soiling and spotting to wrappers. Some marginal insect damage to lower right corner not costing any text. Faint dampstain to upper margin of most leaves. A scarce work in which an "Evangelical Alliance" of American and British religious leaders petition Tsar Alexander II to grant religious freedom to Catholics and Protestants in 1871. The report begins with some background on the "Evangelical Alliance and Religious Liberty" religious persecution in the Baltic States some information on the penal laws in Russia and then the alliance's work in arguing for religious freedom beginning with their "Prepatory Labors" and "Meetings in London and Stuttgart" and ending with the "Final Promise of the Prime Minister" and "The Result." The latter included "partial relief" from religious persecution with hopes for "further improvements." The report is signed at the end by its President Samuel F.B. Morse. The report is followed by an Appendix printing "Prince Gortschakoff's Report to the Emperor of Russia" and three other memorials and interviews pertaining to the alliance's activities in Europe. An early example of religious diplomacy from American and British leaders. Ten copies in OCLC. unknown books
