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réf. 1334563144.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
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réf. alb9daa91c035b8eab7L. Workers Publishing House Priboj. 1925. 63s. Please contact us for details on condition of available copies of the book.�SKUalb9daa91c035b8eab7. unknown
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réf. albe3e654f11af8ff35Translation edited by Sh. Dvolaytsky introduction by V.Motyl. M.-L. Sotskgiz. 1934. 478 Please contact us for details on condition of available copies of the book.�SKUalbe3e654f11af8ff35. unknown
1547réf. 1708Imprimé à l’Arrivour Abbaye Larrivour: dudict Seign Par Maistre Nicole Paris 1547. First edition later version first in 1546. Title page in an ornate frame. Woodcut printer’s device on the last page. Woodcut initials throughout. Woodcut coat of arms of Jean de Luxembourg on S1r. In later paste paper. Gauffered edges. Label with shelfmark on the front panel. Old collection stamps on the title page. Budé’s name underlined in ink on the title page ghosting. Wormholes at the gutter. Binding artistically restored. Overall in very good condition. First edition later version first in 1546. Title page in an ornate frame. Woodcut printer’s device on the last page. Woodcut initials throughout. Woodcut coat of arms of Jean de Luxembourg on S1r. In later paste paper. Gauffered edges. Complete: A4 B–S6; 6 15–16 13–204 12 p. A scarce edition of Budé’s mirror for princes. This important mirror for princes was written by Guillaume Budé 1467–1540 the greatest French humanist or the “marvel of France” as to how Erasmus named him. Budé was a scholar diplomat royal librarian and the king’s secretary who is credited to bring about a revival of classic studies in France. He is also known for his treatise on ancient coins and measures De Asse et Partibus Eius 1514 for his role in the founding of the Collège de France by Francis I and the library at the Fontainebleau Palace which formed the nucleus of today’s French national library. Budé composed and presented a collection of apothegms to Francis I in 1522 some sources dates it earlier and the text became widely disseminated although the author did not wish for it to be published Bénévent-Walsby. Eventually three variants of the text were printed some years after Budé’s death and by the present one it gained its title De l’institution du prince. The book became very popular immediately among the nobility and copies of this the Larrivour-edition made their way into the libraries of the highest authorities throughout Europe among them kings e.g. Louis XIII of France Edward VI of England dukes and princes Gaston Duke of Orléans and the elite of the Catholic Church Cardinal Mazarin. Until the latest scholarly researches it was thought that De l'institution du Prince was published in 1547 in three editions each used different manuscript versions and they were printed in different locations in Paris Lyon and Larrivour. In their recent thorough study Bénévent and Walsby proved that only the Paris-edition was printed in 1547 and published with 1547 and 1548 imprints the Lyon-edition was printed already in 1544 but published only in 1547 and the present Larrivour-edition by Nicole Paris was printed in 1546. Our copy with the date of 1547 on the title page is a reissue of the 1546 print with an altered bizarrely structured first gathering two copies exist with 1546 imprint they are held in Leiden and Turin. Bénévent and Walsby assume that the irregularities of this gathering were caused due to the removal of a laudatory text praising Budé a text written by his friend the persecuted – and later executed – humanist scholar and printer Étienne Dolet. The study suggests the Dolet was the editor of the Lyon-edition and might have been involved in the Larrivour-edition too thus the date of his death in 1546 could explain the delay of the publication of both editions. Scarce on the market. Bibl.: Bénévent Ch. Walsby M.: Lost Issues and Self-Censorship: Rethinking the Publishing History of Guillaume Budé’s De l’Institution du Prince. In: Lost Books. Reconstructing the Print World of Pre-Industrial Europe. Leiden Boston: Brill 2016. pp. 239–275. . dudict Seign, Par Maistre Nicole Paris unknown
réf. albedb84d2710d082eeM. Sotskgiz. 1960. 328s.Please contact us for details on condition of available copies of the book. SKUalbedb84d2710d082ee. unknown
réf. alb0ee586171ba24d16With the attachment of an article by N. Lenin. With a foreword by Klara Zetkin. Translated from German by N. Popov.Please contact us for details on condition of available copies of the book. SKUalb0ee586171ba24d16. unknown
2002réf. 69409Phillips de Pury & Luxembourg 2002. Wraps. Very good. Cover has some wear and soiling. 156 16 p. Includes illustrations. Many illustrations in color. From Wikipedia: "Phillips formerly known as Phillips the Auctioneers and briefly as Phillips de Pury is an auction house founded in London in 1796 with current headquarters in New York City. Phillips was founded in 1796 by Harry Phillips who had been a clerk to James Christie. The business held twelve auctions in its first year and soon became successful. Napoleon and Beau Brummel were among the early patrons. Harry Phillips died in 1840 and the business passed to his son William Augustus who renamed it Phillips & Son; when his son-in-law Frederick Neale joined in 1882 the company became Phillips Son & Neale. It was renamed Phillips in the 1970s; it was usually referred to as Phillips the Auctioneers. The company was bought in 1999 by Bernard Arnault of LMVH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton. Bonhams bought the UK operations of Phillips in 2001 and merged them into the Bonhams name. Most of the rump of the business was closed; some smaller departments were acquired by Simon de Pury and Daniella Luxembourg who traded under the name Phillips de Pury & Company. In 2002 Simon de Pury acquired majority control of the firm. The company opened its European headquarters in Howick Place London in early 2008." On 6 October 2008 the company was purchased by the Russia-based Mercury Group which paid approximately $60 million eventually buying up all Simon de Pury's shares." Phillips de Pury & Luxembourg paperback
1910réf. biblio237Paris: Larousse ca 1910. Fine. Grand in4 rel de l"éditeur en percaline verte dos chagrin Dos et plats décorés à froid 194p ill 349 reproductions photo 35 cartes et plans en noir 15 planches h-t en noir 4 cartes en couleur 2 planches h-t en couleurs Belle reliure art nouveau Larousse unknown
réf. 3889570860.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
réf. 10845A Paris de l'Imprimerie de P. Didot l'Ainé Imprimeur de la Chambre des Pairs de France rue du Pont de Lodi no 6. 1814. 12mo 72 pp. Stitched. In remains of original grey wraps with front wrap present though worn at extremities but only a trace of rear wrap remaining. Text clear and complete. On aged paper with many dog-eared corners. An ephemeral item by one of the greatest of French printers: COPAC only lists three copies at Oxford University College London and the Victoria and Albert Museum. None of these record the misprint in the title of 'les Galerie' for 'les Galeries' and it is not present in the Harvard copy either. A Paris, de l'Imprimerie de P. Didot l'Ainé, Imprimeur de la Chambre des Pairs de France, rue du Pont de Lodi, no 6. 1814. paperback
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réf. 24113No date or place. Written while in England c. 1795. The recipient is not named the salutation is to ‘Mylord’ but William ends with compliments to ‘Lady Auckland’ and the letter also contains a reference to Eden Park. 1p landscape 12mo. In fair condition on aged paper laid down on part of leaf cut from album. Signed ‘G. F. Pr Hed.d’Orange’. The mount is captioned in a contemporary hand ‘George sic Prince of Orange Holland date 1798’. Despite this the indications are that this item in fact dates from 1795 the year in which William accompanied his father the stadtholder William V to exile in England from which this letter clearly written: see the reference to Eden Farm and to ‘nos sejours dans ces Contrees’ following the Batavian Revolution. His father remained in England while he returned to the continent in the same year. Supporting this assumption is the reference in the letter to ‘tristes circonstances qui ne vous permettent pas de quitter Edes fam sic for ‘Eden Farm’’ perhaps a reference to the death of Auckland’s four-year-old son George in 1795. He thanks him for the care he has taken over ‘une lettre de Vienne’ and expresses regret at not seeing the recipient and ‘Mylady cher S. A. R. Madame la Princesse’. He is conscious of the sad circumstances which have prevented them from leaving ‘Edes fam’. He hopes that ‘pendant nos sejours dans ces Contrees’ he has the satisfaction of seeing him and assuring him ‘verbalement’ of his ‘considerations particulieres’. In a postscript he writes of his father: ‘Mon Pere vous fait remercier pour l’envoi du Texte ’ and presents compliments ‘a Lady Auckland’. See image. No date or place. [Written while in England, c. 1795.] unknown
