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2024ref. SKU1716312T&T Clark 2024-03-21. hardcover. New. 6x0x9. New Book Ships with Tracking T&T Clark hardcover
18868vo [23 x 15 cm]; xvii, [i, list of illus], 444, 34 [publisher's catalog] pp, 10 plates, frontis with tissue guard, 2 folding maps including one quite large (tear at margin), index, includes the half title page. original orange pictorial cloth, gilt title lettering on spine and cover, spine a little worn, good cover, internal hinge repaired, minor foxing on some pages, interior is clean, unmarked. A picture of this book is available upon request by email. The author travelled extensively in Brazil over a one year period, providing good descriptions of life, society, nature, etc. He collected 1132 plants, animals and insects. Humphreys 1421. Welch 37.
18868vo [21.5 x 14.5 cm]; 2 volumes, xix, 411; xii, 386, [32, publisher's ads dated October 1885] pp, 2 frontispieces, numerous illustrations including full-page, 5 maps including 2 folding and in color, tables, index. original blue cloth, gilt spine title lettering, stains on cover, light wear, one volume with short tears in lower margin, not affecting text, interior is clean, unmarked and near fine, hinges fine, covers good, solid copy. A picture of this book is avail Borba de Moraes p. 938 cites only the second printing. Welch 48. Naylor 284. An interesting narrative based on many years of travels in all parts of Brazil , including the gold districts of Minas Gerais, and through Bahia and MaranhÒo, with some emphasis on the geography, productions, economy, people, customs, food, etc. There are detailed appendices on surveys the author undertook, climate, gold and diamond mining in Brazil, railways, sugar factories, economic prospects, physical geography, with detailed statistical tables. The many illustrations are mostly from drawings, a few are photo-engravings.
1837ref. 15830Paris, Firmin Didot frères, 1837. In-8 de [4]-384-[2] et 32 pages, demi-veau glacé prune, dos à nerfs orné de filets dorés, tomaison de la collection au dos.
1698ref. PHO-2187Paris, dans l'Isle du Palais, G. Saugrain, 1698.Grand in-12, 6ff.-219pp., veau époque, dos à nerfs orné, manque au dos et aux plats, coins usés, frottements, ex-libris sur la page de garde et manuscrit au titre. Exemplaire sans les planches.
1764ref. 10531Lisbon 1764. Disbound. Very Good binding. Folio. 1 ff. Removed from binding. Light staining; early manuscript number at the top corner; a couple instances of later notation in the margin. A nice example of this Alvará in which the king address matter related to the port of Belem in Brazil. Dated in print 28 September 1764. unknown
1652ref. 44394Amsterdam: Jodocus Janssonius 1652. Very good edges reinforced on verso light soiling mostly to margins minor foxing dampstained along bottom edge image clean. 1 sheet. Copper engraved map. 11.75 x 13.5 inches. Double-page copper engraved plate from "Fredrick Hendrick Van Nassauw Prince Van Orangien Zyn Leven En Bedryf." page 128. Labeled "Fig. 10 Fol. 100" in top left corner. The two views depict the 1630 attack on the Portuguese city of Olinda in Brazil by the Dutch. When Spanish Crown and the Kingdom of Portugal formed a dynastic union 1580-1640 uniting the entire Iberian peninsula as well as their colonies the Dutch saw their opportunity to take advangage of Portuguese weakness by attacking their colonies occupying large sections of Brazil including the whole Brazilian northeast and in 1630 capturing Recife and Olinda in the captaincy of Pernambuco the largest and richest sugar-producing area in the world. [Jodocus Janssonius] unknown
1652ref. 44393Amsterdam: Jodocus Janssonius 1652. About very good margins cut to neat line edges lightly browned and soiled few small chips along edges two small tears repaired on th verso some staining on reverse image sharp. 1 sheet. Hand-colored copper-engraved map. 11 x 14.5 inches. Double-page copper engraved plate from "Fredrick Hendrick Van Nassauw Prince Van Orangien Zyn Leven En Bedryf." page 31. Labeled "Fol. 23" along bottom edge. Image Depicts the Dutch fleet under Piet Heyn capturing the fort at the entrance to the Baia de Todos os Santos. When Spanish Crown and the Kingdom of Portugal formed a dynastic union 1580-1640 uniting the entire Iberian peninsula as well as their colonies the Dutch saw their opportunity to take advangage of Portuguese weakness by attacking their colonies occupying large sections of Brazil including the whole Brazilian northeast and in 1630 capturing Recife and Olinda in the captaincy of Pernambuco the largest and richest sugar-producing area in the world. [Jodocus Janssonius] unknown
1652ref. 44394Amsterdam: Jodocus Janssonius 1652. Very good edges reinforced on verso light soiling mostly to margins minor foxing dampstained along bottom edge image clean. 1 sheet. Copper engraved map. 11.75 x 13.5 inches. Double-page copper engraved plate from "Fredrick Hendrick Van Nassauw Prince Van Orangien Zyn Leven En Bedryf." page 128. Labeled "Fig. 10 Fol. 100" in top left corner. The two views depict the 1630 attack on the Portuguese city of Olinda in Brazil by the Dutch. When Spanish Crown and the Kingdom of Portugal formed a dynastic union 1580-1640 uniting the entire Iberian peninsula as well as their colonies the Dutch saw their opportunity to take advangage of Portuguese weakness by attacking their colonies occupying large sections of Brazil including the whole Brazilian northeast and in 1630 capturing Recife and Olinda in the captaincy of Pernambuco the largest and richest sugar-producing area in the world. [Jodocus Janssonius] unknown books
1652ref. 44393Amsterdam: Jodocus Janssonius 1652. About very good margins cut to neat line edges lightly browned and soiled few small chips along edges two small tears repaired on th verso some staining on reverse image sharp. 1 sheet. Hand-colored copper-engraved map. 11 x 14.5 inches. Double-page copper engraved plate from "Fredrick Hendrick Van Nassauw Prince Van Orangien Zyn Leven En Bedryf." page 31. Labeled "Fol. 23" along bottom edge. Image Depicts the Dutch fleet under Piet Heyn capturing the fort at the entrance to the Baia de Todos os Santos. When Spanish Crown and the Kingdom of Portugal formed a dynastic union 1580-1640 uniting the entire Iberian peninsula as well as their colonies the Dutch saw their opportunity to take advangage of Portuguese weakness by attacking their colonies occupying large sections of Brazil including the whole Brazilian northeast and in 1630 capturing Recife and Olinda in the captaincy of Pernambuco the largest and richest sugar-producing area in the world. [Jodocus Janssonius] unknown books
2020ref. DBS-9781774072455Delve 2020. 1ST. Hardcover. New. Delve hardcover
2020ref. DBS-9781774072455Delve 2020. 1ST. Hardcover. New. Delve hardcover
2020ref. DBS-9781774072929Delve 2020. 1st. Hardcover. New. Delve hardcover
2020ref. DBS-9781774072929Delve 2020. 1st. Hardcover. New. Delve hardcover
1992ref. 0503São Paulo, Revan, 1992. En portugais et en anglais. Édition originale. Un volume quasi carré de 260 x 257 mm de 121 pp. + 19 pp. de texte en anglais. Relié avec jaquette, charnières à la Bradel. Mot de Murillo Valle Mendes en incipit, préface de Darcy Ribeiro. Chapitres : Architecture, Témoignage, Quelques projets à l'extérieur (du Brésil), Urbanisme, Textes, Sculptures, Dessins, Oeuvres et projets, Hommages, Bibliographie. Nombreuses photos, dessins et croquis, sommaire en fin d'ouvrage. Beaucoup de contenus sur Brasilia et, de manière plus surprenante, sur l'espace Oscar Niemeyer du Havre et l'Université de Constantine en Algérie. Dédicacé à Geraldo par Niemeyer au bas de la page 93, avec sa signature bien reconnaissable, au feutre noir. *************************************** São Paulo, Revan, 1992. In Portuguese and English. First edition. A nearly square volume of 260 x 257 mm of 121 pp. + 19 pp. of text in English. Hardbound with dust jacket, Bradel-style hinges. A word by Murillo Valle Mendes opening the book, preface by Darcy Ribeiro. Chapters: Architecture, Testimony, Some projects overseas (outside Brazil), Urban planning, Texts, Sculptures, Drawings, Works and projects, Tributes, Bibliography. Many photos, drawings and sketches, summary at the end of the book. A lot of content on Brasilia and, more surprisingly, on the Oscar Niemeyer space in Le Havre, France, and the University of Constantine, Algeria. Dedicated to Geraldo by Niemeyer at the bottom of page 93, with his very recognizable signature, in black felt pen.
1911Pages 210-312 plus 24 pages of ads. Black and white photos and illustrations. Features: A Modern Adam and Eve - Thomas J. Thomas; In Unexplored Brazil - Part II - Dr. Maximus Neumayer; The Would-Be Actors - F. Harris Deans; Life in the Magdalen Islands - W. Lacey Amy; Our Visit to Raisuli - Alan H. Burgoyne, M.P.; The Coolie Smugglers - Percy Walton Whitaker; A Night of Horror - The Rev. Walter P. Dennis; Across Unknown Labrador - Part III - H. Hesketh Prichard; My Adventure in Nicaragua - Major P.M. Sykes; A Midnight Attack - W.E. Priestly; Our Trek Beyond the Zambesi - Part IV - Mrs. Fred Maturin; The "Wide World" Globes; The Fete of the Ox - Frederic Lees; The Lost Island - Oliver Matson; Odds and Ends. Unmarked with average wear. Binding intact. A sound vintage copy. Magazine
196368 pages. Features: Colour photo Black Label ad inside front cover; Organized Crime's Grip on Ontario - between 1958 and 1962 the Mafia took a stranglehold on major crime (Part 2 of the Mafia series) - includes 25 mug shots, 8 of which are crossed out (killed); Bill Freedman has a very nice problem - his wife, Toby Robins, is also on her way to try New York; Where the Boys and Girls Go - 20,000 young people throng to Orillia, Ontario for the third annual Mariposa Festival - many super photos - a must for anyone who attended this huge bash!; What we can learn from the story of a sex criminal - Leopold Dion was released after 20 years, only to kill four boys; The many loves of J.B. McGeachy; Why Brazil Hasn't Gone Communist - Yet; A Maclean's flashback to the Lardeau gold strikes in B.C. around 1900 - with great photos. Somewhat above-average wear. Unmarked. several openings at periphery. Binding intact. A worthy vintage copy. Book
ref. 1381Réalisation anonyme. Ca.1967. Impression en sérigraphie sur papier fort. Dim : 58 x 38,5 cm
ref. 1381Réalisation anonyme. Ca.1967. Impression en sérigraphie sur papier fort. Dim : 58 x 38,5 cm
ref. 1646Brasil. Rio de Janeiro. Journal hebdomadaire de grand format (31 x 46 cm.) de 8 pages.
ref. 233797Rio de Janeiro, Leuzinger, 1914 fort vol. in-8, 630 pp., broché. Manques de papier au dos.
ref. ORD-133Par Christophe Colomb, Fernand Cortez, Pizarre, Cabral, Humboldt, Basil-Hall, Mistress Trollope, Ross, Parry, Franklin, Bulloch, Watterton, Head, Walsh. Illustrés par BOCOURT et Ch. METTAIS. Revus et traduits par ALBERT-MONTÉMONT. Paris. Bry Aîné. 1854. Gd in-8 (194 x 285mm) dos lisse basane rouge, filets et titre or, 2ff.n.ch., 48, 16, 16, 48, 16, 32, 32, 16, 32, 32, 16, 16 pages. Bien complet des 8 hors texte en couleurs et de la carte. Impression sur 2 colonnes. Couverture lgt épidermée, état intérieur exceptionnel pour ce genre d'ouvrage pratiquement sans rousseurs.
ref. ORD-19794S.l.n.d. Début XIXe. Grand dessin à la mine de plomb sur une feuille de ca 310 x 240 mm. Légende en partie effacée mais lisible. Bords de feuille un peu taché. Dessin assez naïf mais intéressant.
ref. 64976Paris, Firmin Didot Frères, 1837, EDITION ORIGINALE, in-8, demi chagrin bleu foncé, titre et décors dorés sur dos à 4 nerfs, plats papier marbré bleu et noir, reliure d'époque, 384 - 32 - (2) pp., texte sur deux colonnes, tranches marbrées multicolores, ill. par 2 carte en noir dépliables de Th. Duvotenay et 100 gravures en noir hors texte (92 + 8), Table des matières, Jean-Ferdinand Denis, né le 13 août 1798 à Paris et mort le 1er août 1890 à Paris, est un voyageur et historien français spécialiste de l'histoire du Brésil au XIXe siècle. Il s'embarque à 18 ans , le 24 août 1816, pour l'Amérique du Sud avec un ami de la famille Henri Plasson, commerçant et agent consulaire à Salvador dans la province de Bahia au Brésil. Il espère faire fortune. Il arrive à Rio de Janeiro en octobre 1816 où il séjourne jusqu'au 12 mars 1817 et rejoint Salvador le 12 mai 1817 comme secrétaire de Plasson. Cependant, sa situation ne le satisfaisant pas, il en profite pour voyager et rentre en France en octobre 1819. En 1838, il rejoint le ministère de l’Instruction publique comme bibliothécaire. Il est conservateur de la bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève de 1841 à 1865, et administrateur de 1865 à 1885. Il était ce que les biographes appellent un infatigable écrivain, l'auteur de plusieurs livres sur la littérature portugaise, d'autres sur l'histoire et les coutumes du Brésil, un perpétuel contributeur de journaux et revues comme "Le Magasin pittoresque", "Le Tour du monde" ou la revue brésilienne « Corographia Bresilica ». Il est considéré comme un promoteur de la jeune littérature brésilienne de son époque. César FAMIN (9 juillet 1799 – 23 décembre 1853) fut diplomate membre du corps consulaire, bibliophile et numismate. Il publia des études d'économie et d'histoire contemporaine, et surtout des livres de voyages sur l’Amérique du Sud. Ce volume fait partie d'une ambitieuse collection qui nous permet de découvrir l'histoire, la géographie, les mœurs et la description de tous les peuples du monde entier. Des textes écrit par des "spécialistes" de l'époque et avec surtout de très belles cartes et gravures hors texte. Belle présentation dans une agréable reliure d'époque en très bon état. Très bon état général malgré quelques très légères épidermures sur la reliure mais restaurée; rousseurs éparses habituelles sur un papier bien blanc.
ref. 335171/4 page in4 - en français - Très bon état -
