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1738ref. 56251Dublin: reprinted by and for George Faulkner 1738. 8vo pp. xiv 310; contemporary calf boards; 19th-century rebacking; leather scuffed around board edges; head of title page clipped and mended; otherwise very good. A fictional story about an Italian man who discovers a mythical paradise called Mezzoramia in the African desert. The author Simon Berington 1680-1755 was a Catholic priest. The title page states that the text was copied from a manuscript in St. Mark's Library in Venice but this is a fictional account; the text was initially written in English and first published in London in 1737 and received a number of reprints. reprinted by, and for George Faulkner unknown
1737ref. BERINGTO006410T. Cooper London. 1737. First edition. Octavo. pp xvi 335. Period binding of full calf with raised bands gilt rules later leather title-label on spine. A utopian novel which was for many years attributed to Bishop Berkeley. The narrative relates a sojourn in the remote African community of Mezorania whose social system supposedly bears ancestral traces of that of the Ancient Egyptians. It is therefore sometimes described as an early Lost Race novel.Inscribed on the title-page: ''Mary Hornyold sic hers - given her by the Author.'' On the front pastedown is the armorial engraved bookplate of Thomas Hornyhold of Blackmore Park.Some creasing to free endpapers an first blank. Hinges cracking but tight. Occasional foxing. Some staining to margins not affecting text. Covers a bit rubbed. Very good. Scarce. T. Cooper, London. hardcover
1738ref. 56251Dublin: reprinted by and for George Faulkner 1738. 8vo pp. xiv 310; contemporary calf boards; 19th-century rebacking; leather scuffed around board edges; head of title page clipped and mended; otherwise very good. A fictional story about an Italian man who discovers a mythical paradise called Mezzoramia in the African desert. The author Simon Berington 1680-1755 was a Catholic priest. The title page states that the text was copied from a manuscript in St. Mark's Library in Venice but this is a fictional account; the text was initially written in English and first published in London in 1737 and received a number of reprints. reprinted by, and for George Faulkner unknown books
ref. 581079Paris, Levrault frères, an X-1802. 2 tomes en un vol. in-8, demi-chagrin bordeaux de l’époque, dos lisse, titre et filets dorés, plats de papier rouge, VIII-273pp. -[3]ff.-316 pp.-[2]ff., 4 planches dépliantes hors texte.Edition originale.
1525ref. 66040Paris:: Simon de Colines 1525. old full calf; gilt spine. A few old ink notes to the title page; rubbed at corners and extremities. 16mo. Trad. S. Hieronymus. Renouard ICP III 770. Simon de Colines, unknown
ref. 105402A londres, et se trouvent à Paris, chez Saugrain Pere & Fils, Libraires au Palais, 1755, 1 volume in-12 de 170x100 mm environ, 1f.blanc, 3ff. (titre, épître), 208 pages, 1f. (errata), 1f.blanc, plein veau havane marbré, titres dorés sur dos lisse orné de caissons à fleurons et motifs dorés, gardes marbrées, tranches rouges. Cuir craquelé par endroits avec frottements d'usage, petite galerie de ver sur un mors, quelques rousseurs sur les premières et dernières pages, sinon bon état.
ref. 202001796S.l., Succes du livre , 1988 ; in-8, 555 pp., cartonnage de l'éditeur. Avec jaquette.
ref. 201609828S.l., Succes du livre , 1988 ; in-8, 555 pp., cartonnage de l'éditeur. Avec jaquette.
ref. 201705010Paris, Editions Jacob-Duvernet, 2011 ; in-8, 372 pp., br. Bon état.
1840ref. 142961840 cartonnage modeste. in-16, titre, p.15 à 100, 9 planches comprenant 49 figures plus une sur le titre comprises dans la pagination, gravées sur bois. P. Delarue Lille Castiaux (ca. 1840)
1837ref. 1071961837. Cornopolis: Imprimerie de l'Encorné i.e. Lille: printed for the author chez Bloquel c. 1837. 12mo 3-107 1pp. With a folding hand-colored frontispiece. Printed on yellow paper bound with three "sermons" at the end. Early quarter calf marbled boards bookplate of E. Alexander. § Very rare and amusing treatise on cuckoldry; known in at most 4 copies Univ. of Chicago plus 3 in France. No copy recorded at auction or through the trade except for this one ex-Nina Musinsky. Musinsky's long note accompanies this copy: "First edition of an illustrated spoof printed on yellow paper. it provides plentiful anecdotes of adultery featuring cuckolds from every walk of life from Kings to shopkeepers. the book belongs to a tradition of French cuckold satires of which the earliest example.was published in 1708. bound in at the end are three facetious sermons.". unknown
1837ref. 1071961837. Cornopolis: Imprimerie de l'Encorné i.e. Lille: printed for the author chez Bloquel c. 1837. 12mo 3-107 1pp. With a folding hand-colored frontispiece. Printed on yellow paper bound with three "sermons" at the end. Early quarter calf marbled boards bookplate of E. Alexander. § Very rare and amusing treatise on cuckoldry; known in at most 4 copies Univ. of Chicago plus 3 in France. No copy recorded at auction or through the trade except for this one ex-Nina Musinsky. Musinsky's long note accompanies this copy: "First edition of an illustrated spoof printed on yellow paper. it provides plentiful anecdotes of adultery featuring cuckolds from every walk of life from Kings to shopkeepers. the book belongs to a tradition of French cuckold satires of which the earliest example.was published in 1708. bound in at the end are three facetious sermons.". unknown books
1979ref. 128369Havana: Casa de los Americas 1979. Paperback. 273p. texts repeated in Spanish French Portuguese and English very good in lightly-worn wraps with sunned spine. Colección Pensamiento de Nuestra América. Casa de los Americas paperback books
1922ref. 146301922 P., Aux Editions Lucien Vogel, 1922, 1 vol. in-8 (250 x 198) en feuilles sous couverture imprimée en noir, de (2) ff. (sommaire, publicités, explication des planches) - 32 pp. (texte, numéroté de 133 à 164) - 2 ff. (table des planches hors-texte) - 8 planches coloriées au pochoir et 8 Croquis H.T. coloriés au pochoir - (12) pp. (page de faux-titre et de titre du Tome I de 1922, table des matières du 1e semestre, table des planches hors-texte).Dos légèrement poussiéreux, avec toutes petites déchirures en haut et bas, très bel exemplaire par ailleurs, sans l'encartage de la Maison Carlhian qui devrait se trouver dans ce numéro mais qui était destiné au N°4 de la même année.
ref. 200620111Paris, Hachette - RTF - ALBUMS DU PETIT POUSSIN, 1965 ; in-8, 16 pp., cartonnage de l'éditeur.
ref. 45421Vichy et Cusset, Bougarel, sans date, in 8° oblong relié pleine percaline verte de l'éditeur, 40 pages de texte et 12 lithographies hors-texte et un titre lithographié ; quelques planches détachées ; rousseurs et petites taches ; cartonnage défraichie. Exemplaire dérelié.
1920ref. 144221920 P., Edition Lucien Vogel, 1920, 1 vol. in-8 (245 x 198) en feuilles sous couverture imprimée en noir, de (4) ff. (sommaire & publicités paginés XVII à XXIV) - (1) f. (pl. H.T. en noir sur papier glacé Le Batik Français) - 32 pp. (paginées de 69 à 100) - 8 planches H.T. (Pl. 16 à 23) - 1 cahier titré "Croquis de Modes d'été par Mario Simon d'après les Modèle de Beer, Douillet, Lanvin, Paul Poiret, Worth" contenant 4 planches couleurs numérotées de XVII à XX. Très bel exemplaire.
ref. 202601507Rennes, Ouest france , 1985 ; in-8, 314 pp., cartonnage de l'éditeur.
1861ref. 10901Paris, Adolphe Delahays, 1861 ; in-16, broché ; (4), II, 358 pp., (6) pp. de catalogue du libraire, couverture beige imprimée en rouge et noir.
1927ref. 12993Paris, G. Govone éditeur, 1927. 1 vol. grand in-4. Broché, couvertures imprimées et rempliées, titre et auteur en rouge et noir, vignette illustrée au pochoir au centre de la première de couverture.
1822ref. 14991822 Paris, Firmin Didot, 1822. 22 x 13,5 cm (R), in-8, 300 pp. - 2 ff. - frontispice (armes des Elzevier), reliure de l'époque en demi-veau blond.
1855ref. 29528Harrisburg 1855. 48pp. Stitched in original printed blue title wrappers spine-chipped. Two stab holes in blank left margin. Light scattered foxing old vertical fold Very Good. This document says Howes was reprinted "to discredit" Cameron a Pennsylvania kingmaking politician who stuffed his pockets with the spoils of a panoply of public offices. In 1838 President Van Buren made him an Indian Commissioner in charge of settling the Winnebago Indian land claims. The appointment ended in scandal when he used his own bank's notes as part of the adjustment. He became derisively known as "The Great Winnebago Chief." The front wrapper quoting from the St. Louis Reporter calls Cameron's activities "infamous speculation." Bibliographers-- recording only a 38-page pamphlet under this title-- conclude that this pamphlet was printed in 1839. That seems unlikely. Original House Document 229 was printed during the 25th Congress in 1839. This reprint was published to thwart Cameron's designs on a U.S. Senate seat and was probably printed in 1855: he was running for the Senate that year and a related pamphlet entitled a Rejoinder to the Defence Published by Simon Cameron also issued in 1855. Each of them exposes Cameron's shady business dealings during his term as Indian Commissioner. "Plot of Simon Cameron and fellow rascals to defraud these Indians of half a million dollars frustrated by a young army officer E.A. Hitchcock" Howes. OCLC's seven locateions as of June 2026 are all collated at 38 pages with an 1839 publication date. Field 1686 and Howes W569 38pp. unknown
1855ref. 29528Harrisburg 1855. 48pp. Stitched in original printed blue title wrappers spine-chipped. Two stab holes in blank left margin. Light scattered foxing old vertical fold Very Good. This document says Howes was reprinted "to discredit" Cameron a Pennsylvania kingmaking politician who stuffed his pockets with the spoils of a panoply of public offices. In 1838 President Van Buren made him an Indian Commissioner in charge of settling the Winnebago Indian land claims. The appointment ended in scandal when he used his own bank's notes as part of the adjustment. He became derisively known as "The Great Winnebago Chief." The front wrapper quoting from the St. Louis Reporter calls Cameron's activities "infamous speculation." Bibliographers-- recording only a 38-page pamphlet under this title-- conclude that this pamphlet was printed in 1839. That seems unlikely. Original House Document 229 was printed during the 25th Congress in 1839. This reprint was published to thwart Cameron's designs on a U.S. Senate seat and was probably printed in 1855: he was running for the Senate that year and a related pamphlet entitled a Rejoinder to the Defence Published by Simon Cameron also issued in 1855. Each of them exposes Cameron's shady business dealings during his term as Indian Commissioner. "Plot of Simon Cameron and fellow rascals to defraud these Indians of half a million dollars frustrated by a young army officer E.A. Hitchcock" Howes. OCLC's seven locateions as of June 2026 are all collated at 38 pages with an 1839 publication date. Field 1686 and Howes W569 38pp. unknown books
ref. 15236Paris, Nizet, s.d. In.8°, 177p Broché.
ref. 201312485Paris, Editons du chêne, 2000 ; in-4, 187 pp., cartonnage de l'éditeur. Comme neuf avec sa jaquette.
