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1699ref. 5275Paris Jean Guignard 1699 Première édition (édition Guignard). Reliure contemporaine en plein cuir. Les bords sont frottés, avec quelques pertes, mais l'ensemble est en bon état. Étiquette bourguignonne avec titre et cinq autres panneaux avec décoration dorée au dos. Une belle reliure d'époque. La reliure s'ouvre légèrement. Il n'y a pas de papier de fin (il n'y en a probablement jamais eu, car il n'y en a pas non plus au dos), et l'ouvrage s'ouvre donc à [ai] la page de titre. Le titre est plié et il y a une zone de perte sur le bord droit - qui empiète presque sur le texte. Le titre est un peu marqué. L'emblème de l'éditeur figure sur la page de titre. Quelques jolies initiales / ornements sur le livre. Perte au coin de la page 75/75, avec peut-être quelques lettres perdues. Déchirure fermée sans perte à la page 125/126. Quelques dégâts causés par des vers dans les marges (n'affectant pas le texte) sur quelques pages vers la fin du livre. Autrement, le livre est propre et brillant. [XXII], 544. [Catalogue de l'éditeur et privilège au dos. 17cm x 10cm. Signatures : a8 ?4 ( -?4) A-Zz in 8s and 4s./ With side-glosses./ Originally published in 1643 under title Histoire de la vie de Henry, dernier duc de Mont-Morency./ "Epistre" signed : C.D./ Annonces de l'éditeur : [4] pages avant la Table des chapitres et [6] pages à la fin. Conforme à WorldCat / OCLC : 5043542. Henri II (1595-1632) remporte une succession de victoires sur les forces protestantes et participe aux sièges de Montauban et de Montpellier. En 1625, il bat la flotte protestante française commandée par le duc de Soubise et s'empare des îles de Ré et d'Oléron ; puis, entre 1628 et 1629, il bat le chef huguenot Henri, duc de Rohan, dans le Languedoc. Sa conduite distinguée dans la campagne contre les Espagnols en Piémont en 1630 lui vaut d'être promu au rang de maréchal de France. Se ralliant en 1632 à la faction du frère du roi, Gaston, duc d'Orléans, Henri II est fait prisonnier à la bataille de Castelnaudary et exécuté sur ordre de Louis XIII.
ref. 929P., Editions du Temps Présent, 1946, in 12 broché, 203 pages ; bibliographie de Georges Duhamel in-fine.
1753ref. 019732Amsterdam: N.P. Four Parts in Two Volumes Complete. Full leather with gilt designs in the spine compartments. xvi lx 132 pp.; 204 pp. 204 pp.; 232 pp. Half titles title pages and frontispiece plates present for all four parts. Edgewear to the covers otherwise nice. Separations along the spines loss of spine decorations in two compartments of Vol. 1 and one compartment of Vol. 2 serious chipping at head and foot of spine internals very nice. An initial version of this utopia was written in England by Simon Berington. A French translation appeared in 1738. This version written by Jean-Baptiste Dupuy-Demportes is so expanded and altered that it is considered part of the French utopian tradition. Gaudentio is brought before the Inquisition and describes the utopia in Mezzorania in Africa. . Good. Full Leather. First Edition Thus. 1753. N.P. hardcover
ref. 201708824Paris, Seuil ECRIVAINS DE TOUJOURS , 1957 ; in-12, 191 pp., br.
ref. 201311917Paris, Editions du seuil, 1959 ; in-12, 191 pp., br.
2019ref. 200318Madrid Spain: Galeria Alvaro Alcazar 2019. Galeria Alvaro Alcazar. Hardcover. VG Light edgewear to DJ boards and textblock; interior is clean; binding is solid. Light green and illustrated DJ with light green and brown lettering; blue boards with grey lettering; 57 pp.; richly illustrated. Text in Spanish and English. [Galeria Alvaro Alcazar] hardcover books
ref. 200903298Paris, Librairie Bernardin Béchet - collection le secret des machines, 1932 ; in-8, 32 pp., broché, couverture illustr (ptes usures).
1995ref. 32443AB1995. Bilingual Edition: English - Malagasy. London The British Council 1995. Oblong Quarto 24.6 cm wide x 21.5 cm high. 70 pages with illustrations throughout. Softcover / Original illustrated softcover. Excellent condition with only minor signs of wear. Signed / Inscribed on the titlepage by author Simon Peers. Extremely Rare !! Reverend William Ellis 17941872 was a London Missionary Society representative who captured some of the earliest most significant photographs of Madagascar during three visits between 1853 and 1865. Trained by photographer Roger Fenton Ellis used photography to document the Malagasy people and support missionary efforts. His work including portraits of the Royal court and landscapes is highly valued historically Source: Taylor & Francis This bilingual English/Malagasy book was produced to accompany an exhibition of early photographs of Madagascar taken by William Ellis. They are thought to be the first photographic images of the country dating back as far as 1853. Details of all 62 photographs in the exhibition are given and 29 of the images are reproduced in the book. Preface / Sasinteny DeLaRue sponsor's message Message from the Minister of Culture Communication and Leisure / Ministeran'ny Kolontsaina sy ny Serasera ary ny Fialamboly MKSF The Working of Miracles English section Madagascar Ellis & Photography: Objectives Experiments Religious Rivalry & the Camera King Radama II Idealising Opposition Conclusion Acknowledgements Notes & References Ny Fiasan'ny Fahagagana Malagasy section Madagasikara Ellis ny asa Sary: Ireo Tarigetrany Andram-Pikarohana Fifanandrinana ara-Pinoana Ny Mpanjaka Radama II Fikendrena ny Tonga Lafatra Fanoherana Teny Famaranana Fisaorana Fanazavana The Plates 1 Ramanalimanana Tamatave June 1854 3 Princess Ralefoka daughter of Prince Ramonja 1856 6 Princess Rabodo later Queen Rasoherina Tuesday 23 September 1856 8 William Ellis's residence at Antsahatsiroa and the palace of the Prime Minister Andafiavaratra 1862-65 9 Antsahatsiroa 1862-65 10 Antsahatsiroa 1862-65 11 The battery of Ambodinandohalo and view of the capital looking south 1862-65 17 Ankadibevava. The outside of the old eastern gateway of the capital 1862-65 18 The Betsimitatatra plain. Rice fields west of the capital 1862-65 23 Radama II King of Madagascar aged 34 Friday 26 September 1862 27 Rainilaiarivony The Prime Minister and Commander-in-Chief 1864–5 29 Rainimaharavo Chief Secretary of State for Madagascar 1862-65 31 Rainitomponiera and his wife Razaimanana 1862-65 33 Andriantsitohaina and Raonitsietena 1862-65 35 Rainimiadana officer of the palace with his ADC 1862-65 37 On the western verandah of the house at Antsahatsiroa where William Ellis lived 1862-65 38 Rasoavelona and her grandmother 1862-65 40 Rasoa in the garden at Antsahatsiroa 1862-65 41 Rasoa and Andrianaivo standing on the family tomb 1862-65 42 Rasoa William Ellis's landlady with weavers 1862-65 45 Three boys reading and writing 1862-65 46 Ramanatenasoa with a bible class 1862-65 51 Laying the foundation stone of the first memorial church at Ambatonakanga 19 January 1864 54 Betsimisaraka from the east coast 1862-65 57 Razay the martyr's child. Her father was stoned to death her mother died in chains. She lives with her husband and children to the north of Ilafy 1862-65 58 Reverend and Mrs Toy at Ambohipotsy the place of execution of the first martyrs who were run through with spears. These earthworks defended that end of the city 1862-65 59 Lazaina with George Cousins in a palanquin. Behind is a new chapel in the course of erection the inhabitants occupying the verandah of the building previously used for that purpose 1862-65 60 Amontana tree often planted around tombs 1862-65 61 Promulgation of the laws in a national assembly or kabary on the accession of Queen Rasoherina to the throne in 1863. Taken at Andohelo while Raharolahy was speaking 25 May 1863 Source: madagascar-library website paperback
ref. 201501985Paris, Bibliothque pratique du club de la femme, 1957 ; in-8, 377 pp., cartonnage de l'éditeur.
1786ref. 14872Maestricht: L'Impremerie De P L Lekens. Very Good- with no dust jacket. 1786. Paperback. Tone modern wraps binding light wear. Solid paperback. ; French language critique of the historical work of Ernst and Heylen on events in Brabant in 1383 the year of the death of Duke Wenceslas of Luxembourg and the accession of his wife Joanna Duchess of Brabant. ; 0 pages . L'Impremerie De P L Lekens paperback
ref. 200901502Paris, Seuil, 1967 ; in-12, 127 pp., broché. Essai.
1845ref. 540049London: William Pickering 1845. Hardcover. Very Good. First reprint of the original edition. 12mo. 29 3pp. Near contemporary quarter levant gilt lettered spine purple paper over boards. Head and tail of spine are rubbed corners a little scraped else near fine. A scarce reprint of the suppressed edition of 1524 reprinted by William Pickering “on account of its historical importance”. Two auction records note that the Pickering edition was limited to 100 copies. OCLC locates only three copies. William Pickering hardcover
1845ref. 540049London: William Pickering 1845. Hardcover. Very Good. First reprint of the original edition. 12mo. 29 3pp. Near contemporary quarter levant gilt lettered spine purple paper over boards. Head and tail of spine are rubbed corners a little scraped else near fine. A scarce reprint of the suppressed edition of 1524 reprinted by William Pickering “on account of its historical importance”. Two auction records note that the Pickering edition was limited to 100 copies. OCLC locates only three copies. William Pickering hardcover books
1890ref. 129601890 Paris & Toulouse. Albert Savine & Librairie Privat. 1890. In-8°, reliure demi-basane. 246 pages. E.O. tirée à seulement 200 exemplaires. Envoi autographe de Simon Brugal (qui signe également de son vrai nom : Firmin Boissin) envoi légèrement amputé par le massicot du relieur. Quelques frottements au dos de la reliure. Pliures et froissements angulaires à une dizaine de pages et quelques légers défauts. Exemplaire cependant convenable. Rare.
1992ref. 43251London & NY: Routledge 1992. First trade paperback printing. 259 pp w/index. Very near fine in glossy illustrated wrappers. London & NY: Routledge paperback books
1985ref. 30114NY: St. Martin's 1985. First US edition. xiii 174 pp w/index. Fine in fine dust jacket. Promotional flyer laid in. NY: St. Martin's unknown
1985ref. 30114NY: St. Martin's 1985. First US edition. xiii 174 pp w/index. Fine in fine dust jacket. Promotional flyer laid in. NY: St. Martin's unknown books
ref. 30804-A-60550Petrus Conradi/F. van der Plaats Amsterdam/Harlingen 1774. Later 19e eeuws gebonden in halflinnen blinde band met gemarmerde platten. 8vo. VI 694 pp. -Lichte gebruikssporen in goede conditie. Petrus Conradi/F. van der Plaats, Amsterdam/Harlingen, 1774 unknown
1537ref. 14607Paris, Simon de Colines, 1537 ; in-8 ; plein veau foncé à nerfs, dos muet, fleuron central à froid dans un encadrement à froid avec fleurons en écoinçons (reliure de l'époque) ; (16), 115, (1) ff., marque au titre, errata au dernier feuillet, belles lettrines à fond criblé.
1993ref. 351151Bradford on Avon England 1993. 24p. including covers light staining on page 7 otherwise very good condition staplebound zine. Satirical anarcho-punk antifascist zine from the UK. Lots of comix including Arnie the Anarchist Chumbawamba interview includes small 'history lesson' on May '68. unknown books
ref. 207016Amsterdam, Arkstée et Merkus, 1758 6 vol. in-4, veau blond moucheté, dos à nerfs orné, roulette dorée sur les coupes et intérieure, tranches rouges mouchetées (reliure de l'époque).
1595ref. 11435[Genève], [Jacob Stoer], 1595. In-12 de 776 pages (mal chiffrées A8, A8, B4, C-Z8, AA-ZZ8, AAA-BBB8.), pleine basane maron mouchetée, dos à 5 nerfs orné de fleurons, roulettes, titre et tomaison dorés, tranches mouchetées. Coins frottés, manque à la coiffe supérieur, un mors fendu, manque la moitié de l'étiquette de titre.
ref. JUDA2030Wien Klopf u. Eurich 1848. Lithogr. Front.-Portr. 2 Bl. 258 S. neuer Pappbd. mit RüSch. leicht gebräunt Schnitt staubgrau. Freimann 47. - Der vorliegende Band enthält eines Sammlung von Kurzbiographien darunter die von Berthold Auerbach L. A. Frankl Jacques Halevy Dorothea von Schlegel Joseph von Sonnenfels. Das Porträt zeigt die Schauspielerin Mademoiselle Rachel. Wien, Klopf u. Eurich 1848 unknown
ref. 1376P., Librairie Illustrée, sans date, petit in 4, demi chagrin, dos à nerfs orné, 476 pages ; infimes rousseurs éparses.
2000ref. 798362000 Paris, Presses de la Cité, 2000, in 8° broché, 300 pages ; illustrations hors-texte ; couverture illustrée.