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Paris - Paul Ducrocq - In-8 fin XIXe - Reliure - Dos cuir à 4 nerfs, titre et décors dorés - 1er plat : décor doré en incrustation, représentant les armoiries de la famille STUART, écoinçons - Tranche dorée - 10 compositions hors-texte par M. CAROLUS DURAN, gravées par MM. BRACQUEMOND & RAJON - Frontispice : portrait de Marie Stuart - 627 p. - Rous. d'usage aux 1ères p. - Correct
1952Grasset 1952, In-8 broché, 375 pages. Bon état
1907rif. 47492ABKempten und München, Kösel 1907. V S., 1 Bl., 385 S., 1 Bl. Halbleder mit 5 Zierbünden und Rückenvergoldung. Minimal stockfleckig.
1950392pp., gecart.band met stofwikkel, 22cm., enkele roestplekjes op bladsneden, goede staat, G44890
1824rif. 43276ABHalberstadt, C. Brüggemann 1824. XII, 356 S. Schwarzes Halbleder des 19. Jahrhunderts mit Rückenvergoldung. Kanten etwas berieben, stellenweise auch geringf. beschabt. Geringf. gebräunt. Deckel-Ecken durchgerieben. Fürstl. Wappenstempel am Vorsatz.
1909rif. 4992Paris, Plon-Nourrit et Cie, 1909 1 volume In-8° couronne (11,8 x 18,1cm) Reliure demi-percaline jaune orangé à la bradel; dos à pièce de titre rouge soulignée de doubles filets dorés, 1fleuron doré, double filet doré en queue; couverture conservée. 2 feuillets, 1frontispice, III + 322p., 1feuillet. Dos passé, coins frottés.
rif. 1331In 8 demi-chagrin vert à nerfs;titre et fers dorés,fers à froid.VIII,405 pages,il manque la moitié de la première page.Hachette 1858 armes de Napoléon III sur le premier plat.Edition Originale.
rif. c6623Paris, Librairie Hachette, 1858 ; grand in-8°, broché , couverture vert d'eau imprimée en noir; VIII, 405pp.
1987rif. 119488Fayard, coll. « Biographies Historiques » 1987 In-8 cartonnage éditeur souple. 21,5 cm sur 13,5. 624 pages. Très bon état d’occasion.
2002rif. 115602Privat Privat 2002. In-8 broché de 319 pages. Très bon état
1885rif. R106262Paris, Ernest Leroux 1885 xxxiv + 182pp.+ frontispice, 1e édition française, reliure cart. (plats marbrés, dos en cuir noir avec titre et faux-nerfs dorés), feuilles de garde décorées, 25cm., quelques rousseurs (texte toujours bien lisible), bon état, peu commun, R106262
1986rif. 150204Pygmalion Pygmalion 1986, In-8 broché. 320 pages + illustrations. Cachet de bibliothèque. Bon exemplaire.
rif. 49619Prault.1735.In-8 en maroquin rouge avec large dentelle dorée.75 p.Mot à l'encre daté de 1857,par Marie-Caroline ,Duchesse de Berry, née Bourbon-Sicile collée au dos de la reliure.En guise de frontispice emblêmes de l'Ordre du chardon avec la devise:"Nemo me impune lacessit". (Personne ne me provoque impunémet.) Ouvrage en bon état intérieuravec qques mouillures et rousseurs sans gêne en page de garde et de titre.Reliure belle mais usagée.Charnière droite avec fentes.
rif. 2034Paris - Paul Ducrocq - In-8 fin XIXe - Reliure - Dos cuir à 4 nerfs, titre et décors dorés - 1er plat : décor doré en incrustation, représentant les armoiries de la famille STUART, écoinçons - Tranche dorée - 10 compositions hors-texte par M. CAROLUS DURAN, gravées par MM. BRACQUEMOND & RAJON - Frontispice : portrait de Marie Stuart - 627 p. - Rous. d'usage aux 1ères p. - Correct
1870rif. 127037Paris Paris, Paul Ducrocq, sans date (vers 1870). In-4 relié demi-chagrin aubergine, dos à nerfs, filets dorés, caissons décorés, gardes de papier marbré, 629 pages. Illustré de 10 compositions sous serpentes par M. Carolus Durand gravées par MM. Bracquemond et Rajon. Petit frottement en queue sans gravité, 4 pages un peu brunies en début de volume, pour le reste très bon état, sans rousseurs.
1863rif. 17072Paris, Librairie de L. Hachette et Cie, 1863 1 volume In-8° (13,9 x 22,3cm) Reliure d'époque demi-chagrin rouge; dos à 5 faux nerfs bordés de filets à froid, pièce d'auteur et titre; papier de couvrure des plats marbré à dominante rouge; gardes marbrées; plats de couverture conservés. 1faux-titre, 1titre, XI + 552p. Coiffes frottées; rousseurs inégalement réparties.
1891rif. 2638Various locations in Missouri: May to June 1891. Very good. 54pp. rectos only. Small quarto. Contemporary limp dark brown leather thin gilt borders and gilt lining on spine. Minor wear spine head a bit tender. Clean internally. An interesting collection of observations on American business politics and more from the standpoint of a Scottish lawyer and businessman working in the American Midwest in 1891. According to an 1891 Scottish directory George D. Ballingall was one of three partners in Fraser Stodart and Ballingall of 16 Castle Street in Edinburgh which matches the address he records on the front free endpaper of the present diary. Ballingall and his partners were managing secretaries for a few companies including the Missouri Land and Live Stock Company Limited which provides easy justification for why he was visiting Missouri here. Ballingall himself is listed in the same directory as a member of the Society of Writers to Her Majesty's Signet a private society of notable Scottish solicitors. The present diary covers Ballingall's time in various locations in Missouri in May and June 1891. He discusses politics real estate farming mining prospects and most intensely the law. He records his experiences in St. Louis Joplin Pierce City and other locations visiting mines taking meetings and providing consultations gathering his own legal advice and more. Ballingall devotes the last several pages of the diary to various legal acts in the Missouri legislature and ponders how they will affect his business interests in the state the affairs of corporations foreign reporting requirements and so forth. He also discusses the evergreen topic involving the struggle between federal and state powers. He concludes by discussing how Missouri farmers organized as did the farmers in Kansas and how this new faction of the "people's party" controls the legislature now. May to June unknown books
1873rif. 46421Kirkwall Orkney Scotland 1873. Paper wrappers. A near fine copy. 56 pp. 4to. A rare daily diary from April 14th 1873 to January 27th 1874 detailing the weather storms the growing of crops cattle shipments plantings the comings & goings of the islanders of ships some large mostly smaller Reaper class to & from Inverness Edinburgh Wales and beyond including the author's trip to Edinburgh concerning the author's acceptance as clerk treasurer and officer of the board of the church. The journal ends with his note that he "must down to Kara Are of Kara and brake the sad news to his sister about a death.and followed by "moderate wind with a slight drizzling rain." A wealth of information on a remote area of the Orkney Islands. unknown books
1891rif. 2638Various locations in Missouri: May to June 1891. Very good. 54pp. rectos only. Small quarto. Contemporary limp dark brown leather thin gilt borders and gilt lining on spine. Minor wear spine head a bit tender. Clean internally. An interesting collection of observations on American business politics and more from the standpoint of a Scottish lawyer and businessman working in the American Midwest in 1891. According to an 1891 Scottish directory George D. Ballingall was one of three partners in Fraser Stodart and Ballingall of 16 Castle Street in Edinburgh which matches the address he records on the front free endpaper of the present diary. Ballingall and his partners were managing secretaries for a few companies including the Missouri Land and Live Stock Company Limited which provides easy justification for why he was visiting Missouri here. Ballingall himself is listed in the same directory as a member of the Society of Writers to Her Majesty's Signet a private society of notable Scottish solicitors. The present diary covers Ballingall's time in various locations in Missouri in May and June 1891. He discusses politics real estate farming mining prospects and most intensely the law. He records his experiences in St. Louis Joplin Pierce City and other locations visiting mines taking meetings and providing consultations gathering his own legal advice and more. Ballingall devotes the last several pages of the diary to various legal acts in the Missouri legislature and ponders how they will affect his business interests in the state the affairs of corporations foreign reporting requirements and so forth. He also discusses the evergreen topic involving the struggle between federal and state powers. He concludes by discussing how Missouri farmers organized as did the farmers in Kansas and how this new faction of the "people's party" controls the legislature now. May to June unknown
1873rif. 46421Kirkwall Orkney Scotland 1873. Paper wrappers. A near fine copy. 56 pp. 4to. A rare daily diary from April 14th 1873 to January 27th 1874 detailing the weather storms the growing of crops cattle shipments plantings the comings & goings of the islanders of ships some large mostly smaller Reaper class to & from Inverness Edinburgh Wales and beyond including the author's trip to Edinburgh concerning the author's acceptance as clerk treasurer and officer of the board of the church. The journal ends with his note that he "must down to Kara Are of Kara and brake the sad news to his sister about a death.and followed by "moderate wind with a slight drizzling rain." A wealth of information on a remote area of the Orkney Islands. unknown
rif. 0484504452.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
rif. 1334905304.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
rif. 0548717419.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
rif. 1164026186.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
2025rif. x-1836992335Cabi Publishing 2025. Hardcover. New. 184 pages. 6.77x2.00x9.61 inches. Cabi Publishing hardcover
