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2001réf. LFA-126739766Revue de 82 pages, format 220 x 280 mm, illustrée, brochée couverture couleurs, bon état
2006réf. LFA-126739799Revue de 122 pages, format 190 x 235 mm, illustrée, brochée couverture couleurs, bon état
1983réf. 812681983 Québec, Editions Leméac, 1983, in 8° broché, 256 pages ; couvtrure illustrée.
1936réf. 37103N.P.: Privately printed 1936. 1936. CANADA. 8 7/8" x 8 1/8" folded in half in green pictorial wrappers. 100 pp. illustrations advertisements maps. Overview and history of Quebec. Information on the Quebec Railway Light & Power Co. Montmorency Falls Citadel Brick various activities available etc. Much information on the Shrine of Ste. Anne de Beaupre the disaster of March 29th 1922 the relics the miracles the fountain the Cyclorama of the Holy Land etc. "The basilica in Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré was initially a shrine to honor Saint Anne. On March 8 1658 a man by the name of Etienne de Lessard donated two frontal acres from the West end of his property to the Catholic Church so that a chapel could be built. This chapel eventually became the site of the modern-day basilica. It was built for two reasons: to provide a place of worship for the new settlers in the area and to house a miraculous statue of St. Anne. The first reported miracle at the site happened during the shrine’s construction. A man named Louis Guimond was hired to help build the shrine even though he suffered from rheumatism. After placing three stones upon the shrine’s foundation Guimond was cured of all his ailments. This was followed by other testimonies of healed people and the shrine soon grew in popularity. Many pilgrims came to the shrine hoping to receive a miracle. Because of the popularity of the shrine the building was enlarged several times to accommodate all the pilgrims. In 1876 the first basilica opened for worship. On March 29 1922 the basilica was destroyed by fire. The present-day basilica was built on the site of the prior church in 1926." Booklet offers an official guide to the historical sites of the Church of Ste. Anne de Beaupre and also a guide to the historical relics in the vestry. Numerous black and white photographs throughout. Wrappers and spine rubbed and worn and with travel agent's stamp to front wrapper. Spine had been reinforced with tape and the tape has been removed from spine of front wrapper removing ink. Good. Interior clean. Privately printed, 1936. unknown
1987réf. LFA-126740494N° 13 (Décembre 1987) : 98 pages, format 220 x 285 mm, illustré, broché, bon état
réf. 4581Paris chez Libraires G. Fischbacher, Grassart, Maisonneuve frères et chez M. Eugène Reveillaud, 1888, réimpression de 1980 par Editions Leméac (conforme à l'original) collection trésors du patrimoine québécois , broché, 14x21,5 cm, 265 pages .
2017réf. LFA-126742374Revue de 66 pages, format 225 x 295 mm, illustrée, brochée couverture couleurs, bon état
réf. 850N° 9. 2è. trimestre 1969. Poèmes de Michel Butor, Guillevic, André Suarès... Poètes du Québec.
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
1859réf. 12941Quebec. 1859. The second edition of Reminiscences of Quebec. "considerably augmented and improved" first published in 1858. The present copy has a wrapper dated 1862. The content is identical to that of the 1859 edition and this issue presumably simply used new wrappers. Most of the pamphlet is given over to a general tourist-oriented description of the city. The second part with the caption title "Siege of Quebec in 1759. Translated from the French. Narrative of the doings during the Siege of Quebec.by a Nun of the General Hospital of Quebec." is a translation of a text first published in 1840 and which appeared with differing pagination in the 1858 edition this edition is also listed separately by Sabin as 80871. It is an integral part of the Reminiscences pamphlet. The latter part presents an interesting first-hand account of the 1759 siege and storming of the city. Original printed wrappers bound into modern plain cloth. Very good. TPL 3843. SABIN 69595. GAGNON I:2847. hardcover
1859réf. 12941Quebec. 1859. The second edition of Reminiscences of Quebec. "considerably augmented and improved" first published in 1858. The present copy has a wrapper dated 1862. The content is identical to that of the 1859 edition and this issue presumably simply used new wrappers. Most of the pamphlet is given over to a general tourist-oriented description of the city. The second part with the caption title "Siege of Quebec in 1759. Translated from the French. Narrative of the doings during the Siege of Quebec.by a Nun of the General Hospital of Quebec." is a translation of a text first published in 1840 and which appeared with differing pagination in the 1858 edition this edition is also listed separately by Sabin as 80871. It is an integral part of the Reminiscences pamphlet. The latter part presents an interesting first-hand account of the 1759 siege and storming of the city. Original printed wrappers bound into modern plain cloth. Very good. TPL 3843. SABIN 69595. GAGNON I:2847. hardcover books
1851réf. 60651Quebec: P. Sinclair 1851. First Edition. Thin 16mo 165mm. Publisher's blindstamped cloth titled in gilt on front cover; patterned plaid endpapers; 76pp; folding map opens to ca. 14" x 19" on blue paper. Externally well preserved but textblock nearly detached from case: Good. The map titled "Plan of the City of Quebec and its Environs" is mildly toned at extremities with a brief P. Sinclair unknown
1851réf. 60651Quebec: P. Sinclair 1851. First Edition. Thin 16mo 165mm. Publisher's blindstamped cloth titled in gilt on front cover; patterned plaid endpapers; 76pp; folding map opens to ca. 14" x 19" on blue paper. Externally well preserved but textblock nearly detached from case: Good. The map titled "Plan of the City of Quebec and its Environs" is mildly toned at extremities with a brief P. Sinclair unknown books
1855réf. 12997Montreal. 1855. An account of the siege and fall of Quebec by a nun who worked as a nurse in the Ursuline Hospital. A good first-hand narrative written in 1765 here in the second edition after the first of 1840. 24pp. plus plate. Original printed wrappers. Wrappers sunned crudely mounted front bit chipped. Marginal stain some tanning. Plate trimmed at fore-edge affecting part of image. Good. In cloth slipcase leather label. DIONNE I:557. TPL 297. LANDE 748. HOWES Q9. SABIN 69257. GAGNON I:2978. hardcover books
1855réf. 12997Montreal. 1855. An account of the siege and fall of Quebec by a nun who worked as a nurse in the Ursuline Hospital. A good first-hand narrative written in 1765 here in the second edition after the first of 1840. 24pp. plus plate. Original printed wrappers. Wrappers sunned crudely mounted front bit chipped. Marginal stain some tanning. Plate trimmed at fore-edge affecting part of image. Good. In cloth slipcase leather label. DIONNE I:557. TPL 297. LANDE 748. HOWES Q9. SABIN 69257. GAGNON I:2978. hardcover
1960réf. P5483Canada c.1960. Very Good. Notes: A vintage promotional poster for Parc du Mont-Sainte-Anne in Quebec Canada. Mont-Sainte-Anne is a ski resort as part of the Laurentian mountain chain. Image Size : Platemark Size : Paper Size : 607x457 mm 23.90x17.99 Inches Coloring: Printed in Color Medium: Offset Lithograph Categories: Sports; Posters; Views Canada Quebec; unknown
réf. 200712044Paris, La hetraie collection nouvelles frances, 1994 ; in-8 oblon, broché, couverture illustr.
réf. 201107126Québec, Les éditions Tessier, 1984 ; in-8, 166 pp., broché, couverture illustr. Bon état - exemplaire dédicacé de l'auteur.
réf. 200707114Quebec, Biblilothèque nationale, 1984 ; in-4, 370-210 pp., cartonnage de l'éditeur. Les 2 volumes.
réf. 201112109Paris, Editions de Lodi - GEO Collection partance, 2009 ; in-4, 215 pp., br. Broché bon état -.
1999réf. LFA-126739956N° 164 (Mars 1999): 66 pages, format 220 x 295 mm, illustré, broché couverture couleurs, bon état
réf. GF25254Curieux certificat (format 21,50 X 28 cm) pour une lettre de Jacques Mesrine (qui fut quelque temps son compagnon) intitulée "Bonjour toi que j'aime" le 5 aout 1977 -
réf. GF15377Manuscrit sur papier (22 x 16,5 cm) avec cachet de cire rouge signé, situé et daté : "à Brest le 25 aout 1745" -
1934réf. 96700Paris, éditions de l’Atlantique 1934 7 numéros. In-4 31 x 23,5 cm. Agrafés, 8 pp. par numéro, première page en bichromie, photographies en noir & blanc, illustrations et cartes hors texte, textes de G. la Roërie, Firmin Roz, Constantin-Weyer, Montpetit, de la Roncière, Maurice Guierre, Valéry Larbaud, etc, illustrations de Chancel, V. Le Champion, ..., publicités. Ensemble en excellent état.