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1952réf. 15715Montréal 1952 Collection de 156 brochures et dépliants promotionnels d'entreprises manufacturières.
2016réf. 30687Montréal Clément Roger, La Presse de Paris 2016
1812réf. 32795Quebec Printed at the New Printing-Office / Imprimé a la Nouvelle Imprimerie 1812 In-8 illustré de planches hors-texte, 6f. (titre en anglais, titre en français, Circular, Circulaire, Introduction et Discours préliminaire, par F. Vassal de Monviel), 248p., 1f. blanc, 15 planches dont 2 grands tableaux repliés, et 2f. (Index). Couvrure de l'époque, papier gris, avec pièce de titre manuscrite au dos (étiquette en queue).
1975réf. 27862Montréal Art Global 1975 Long in-8 (30,5cm), n.p. [104]p.
1865réf. 22606Ville-Marie [Montréal] Bibliothèque paroissiale 1865-1866 Grand in-8, 3 volumes illustrés d'un portrait de Cartier en frontispice et de 8 planches certaines repliées) : 2 f., [v]-xiii, [2], xxiii, 551p.; 2f., xxiv, 568p.; et 2f., xxiii, 548p.
1949réf. 33375Montréal Erta 1949 In-4, n.p. [38] feuillets dont 6 de planches : 1 titre gravé, 1 fac-similé et 4 estampes originales de Dumouchel. En feuilles sous portefeuille toilé rouge et gris, illustré d'une composition montée. Complet du titre gravé, du fac-similé et des 4 estampes de Dumouchel. 38 feuillets sur 39, sans l'avant-dernier feuillet, manquant dans un grand nombre d'exemplaires. Le texte de ce feuillet : Entre autres/La lune suspendue à mes cheveux/L'eau sur chacun de mes doigts/La femme que je ne verrai plus/Les cercles que l'enfant tracent/et mille autres raisons justifient ce que j'aime (joint en facsimilé),
1981réf. 2891Montréal Iconia - Editions du Songe 1981 In-folio (38 x28.5 cm) n.p., 9 ff. doubles et 7 f. de planches.
1951réf. 17981Montréal Erta 1951
1793réf. 28478Québec De l'Imprimerie de Jean Neilson 1793
1943réf. 33359Québec Photo Moderne Enrg 1943 Ensemble de 3 photographies montrant Winston Churchill à Québec dans la semaine du 10 au 16 aout 1943, avant l'arrivée de Franklin D. Roosevelt et de William Lyon Mackenzie King, lors de la Conférence de Québec. Format 8 x 10 po. avec cachet au verso : Photo Moderne Enrg, Edifice Le Soleil, Québec.
1764réf. 32623London Printed for J. Dodsley 1764 In-8 illustré de 4 cartes repliées dont "The New Map of the British Dominions in North America", 3f. (faux-titre, titre, Preface), 216p., 307p. et 2f. (Contents).
1907réf. 25350Montreal Atlas Publishing Co sans date [1907?] In-plano (46 x 70 cm), 64 planches couleurs montées marouflées sur toile : Titre, Index et 62 plans.
1995réf. 32878Besançon Éditions Paul Bourquin 1995 In-plano, 38,5 cm, illustré. 17 feuillets dont 7 planches de sérigraphie d'Aurélie Nemours et 7 poèmes, haïkaï, de Hugo Caral.
1947réf. 014875Paris Sagittaire 1947 In-12 Broché
1905réf. AMO-313Paris, Pour les Bibliophiles Indépendants, Chez H. Floury, 1905 (4)-IV-31 feuillets 34 x 24 cm environ, en feuilles, couverture imprimée en lithographie (premier plat) avec grattage dans le titre en marge extérieure. L'ensemble est illustré de : 1 vignette de titre aquarellée, 30 vignettes aquarellées (2 vignettes par chanson) et 15 vignettes en noir (verso du dernier feuillet de chaque chanson). Exemplaire à relier, en feuilles, prévoir un montage sur onglet compte tenu de l'épaisseur très importante du papier. Le recto du faux-titre est bruni par décharge d'un papier acide anciennement apposé dessus. Sinon intérieur frais. Superbe coloris à la main. TIRAGE RARE A 150 EXEMPLAIRES SUR PAPIER A LA FORME D'ARCHES (TRÈS ÉPAIS).
1816réf. elala1120Quebec: Printed and Sold by John Nielson 1816. 1816. 12mo. pp. 213. handsomely bound in contemporary gilt-stamped red morocco all edges gilt spine bit chipped. Dionne I 13. Gagnon I 96. TPL 707. Vlach 3. cfLande 2102 S32. Hardcover. Quebec: Printed and Sold by John Neilson, [1816]. hardcover
2009réf. 18180Montréal Editions du Pôle 2009
1777réf. 57268London. ca. 1777. An Important Work of Canadian Constitutional History A work important in Canadian constitutional history and for the beginnings of the British regime in Canada. The text includes: "New Commission of the Governor of the Province of Quebec" George III to Guy Carleton "Former Commission of Captain General &c. of Quebec" George III to James Murray "King's Proclamation" of Oct. 7 1763 "Commission of Vice-Admiral" George III to James Murray "Abstract of the Quebec Act" "Commission to the Captain General and Governor New York" 1754 appointment of Sir Danvers Osborn as captain-general and governor-in-chief of the Province of New York and the first and second charters granted by King Charles II to the Lords Proprietors of Carolina. This copy is textually complete but lacks the final advertisement leaf. 82pp. Modern half calf and marbled boards gilt leather label. Lightly tanned old tidelines in upper and lower margins. Good. Lacking the terminal advertisement leaf. GAGNON II:1506. SABIN 52579. LANDE 676. TPL 6564. hardcover
1777réf. 57268London. ca. 1777. An Important Work of Canadian Constitutional History A work important in Canadian constitutional history and for the beginnings of the British regime in Canada. The text includes: "New Commission of the Governor of the Province of Quebec" George III to Guy Carleton "Former Commission of Captain General &c. of Quebec" George III to James Murray "King's Proclamation" of Oct. 7 1763 "Commission of Vice-Admiral" George III to James Murray "Abstract of the Quebec Act" "Commission to the Captain General and Governor New York" 1754 appointment of Sir Danvers Osborn as captain-general and governor-in-chief of the Province of New York and the first and second charters granted by King Charles II to the Lords Proprietors of Carolina. This copy is textually complete but lacks the final advertisement leaf. 82pp. Modern half calf and marbled boards gilt leather label. Lightly tanned old tidelines in upper and lower margins. Good. Lacking the terminal advertisement leaf. GAGNON II:1506. SABIN 52579. LANDE 676. TPL 6564. hardcover books
1985réf. 1689Montréal Ed. du Pôle 1985
1894réf. 317361N.p. 1894. Manuscript pictorial title in ink on board 8 album leaves with 40 mounted photographs 24 4 x 5 inches 16 3 x 3-1/2 inches. 1 vols. Oblong 8vo 7 x 10 inches. Some edge chipping to leaves small losses to corners of pictorial title. Good plus occasional silvering of photos. Laid into a custom beige linen folding box. Manuscript pictorial title in ink on board 8 album leaves with 40 mounted photographs 24 4 x 5 inches 16 3 x 3-1/2 inches. 1 vols. Oblong 8vo 7 x 10 inches. Pictorial record of the Nonantum Club an American fishing club organized from New Haven circa 1892 with lands leased on Lac des Commissaires next to the lake village of Lac Bouchette west of Saguenay. The club is mentioned in reports of Canadian angling in Field and Stream at the turn of the twentieth century and an 1895 guide to Quebec fishing indicates that the club R.H. Brown president had recently built a clubhouse. The pictorial title includes a central vignette with crossed fishing rods fish tent a canoe on trestles and a creel about a central image of a goat among a pile of tin cans.Two corner pieces include initials a wall with D U R and a heart with G and E. The photographs include views of rail and horse transit waterfalls canoeing on the lake picnics at the edge of a cleared forest gatherings on doorsteps fishing and camping scenes. A unique visual record of 1890s sport in Canada. int unknown
1894réf. 317361N.p. 1894. Manuscript pictorial title in ink on board 8 album leaves with 40 mounted photographs 24 4 x 5 inches 16 3 x 3-1/2 inches. 1 vols. Oblong 8vo 7 x 10 inches. Some edge chipping to leaves small losses to corners of pictorial title. Good plus occasional silvering of photos. Laid into a custom beige linen folding box. Manuscript pictorial title in ink on board 8 album leaves with 40 mounted photographs 24 4 x 5 inches 16 3 x 3-1/2 inches. 1 vols. Oblong 8vo 7 x 10 inches. Pictorial record of the Nonantum Club an American fishing club organized from New Haven circa 1892 with lands leased on Lac des Commissaires next to the lake village of Lac Bouchette west of Saguenay. The club is mentioned in reports of Canadian angling in Field and Stream at the turn of the twentieth century and an 1895 guide to Quebec fishing indicates that the club R.H. Brown president had recently built a clubhouse. The pictorial title includes a central vignette with crossed fishing rods fish tent a canoe on trestles and a creel about a central image of a goat among a pile of tin cans.Two corner pieces include initials a wall with D U R and a heart with G and E. The photographs include views of rail and horse transit waterfalls canoeing on the lake picnics at the edge of a cleared forest gatherings on doorsteps fishing and camping scenes. A unique visual record of 1890s sport in Canada. int unknown books
1965141 pages. Text in French. Author was a McGill University educated, Montreal-based journalist, federalist and Canadian National Socialist. He led a series of nationalist political movements in the 1930s and 1940s beginning with the Parti National Social Chretien. In the 1960s he was an influential mentor to Ernst Zundel who had recently arrived in Canada from Germany. - online reference. Another online reference states "the book purports to show that 'the only real spreaders of hate are the Jews, because the moment you say one word against them, they brand you as anti-Semite.'" - Original price and publisher's address ink stamped upon title page. Covers now preserved by glossy new mylar. Contents yelllowed with age. Binding intact. A sound copy of this uncommon work. Book
