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1906rif. 52718132 figures dans le texte et 40 planches hors texte, 1 vol. in-4 reliure pleine percaline éditeur bordeaux, Librairie Polytechnique Ch. Béranger, Editeur, Successeur de de Baudry et Cie, Paris, 1906, III-334 pp. avec nomb. planches dépliantes. Rappel du titre complet : La Locomotive Actuelle. Etude générale sur les Types récents de Locomotives à grande puissance. Complément au Traité Pratique de la Machine Locomotive [ Edition originale ] Proportions - Conditions d'Etablissement - Construction - Régime Economique - Utilisation - Revue des Principaux Types usités en Europe et aux Etats-Unis
1876Carte entoilée en couleurs sous chemise cartonnée, au format 94 x 69.5 cm, Auguste Logerot, Paris, 1876. Rappel du titre complet : Carte Routière de la France à l'usage des Voyageurs. Nouvelle Carte Physique et Routière de la France, indiquant toutes les routes de poste, impériales et départementales, avec les distances comptées en kilomètre d'un lieu à un autre, les chemins de fer exécutés et en construction, ainsi que les canaux navigables et les principales rivières. Belle carte de France en couleurs (qq. anciennes traces de crayon de couleurs soulignant la frontière du Rhin). Français
1860rif. 405AG1860. Edinburgh William Smith Lithographer 1860. Original Lithograph. 19.7 cm wide x 30.5 cm high. Mounted on paper. Very good condition with some minor signs of browning only. Extremely rare map with the proposed new built part of the railway handcoloured. unknown
1933Un des 150 exemplaires de luxe numérotés (n°42), 1 vol. in-8 oblong, Presses Editions réunies, 1933, contenant 10 reproductions en couleurs Rare exemplaire du tirage de luxe numéroté. Bon exemplaire (petit manque au papier cristal servant de jaquette, parfait état par ailleurs). Français
1933rif. 42862Un des 150 exemplaires de luxe numérotés (n°42), 1 vol. in-8 oblong, Presses Editions réunies, 1933, contenant 10 reproductions en couleurs
19601 vol. in-4 br., 1960, 3 et 6 pp. : Renseignements techniques N° 4.34 A 4.34 1 Facture à Arcachon Mai 1960 [ Avec : ] Fascicule-Horaires N° 4.34 A Horaires. Orléans - Tours. Service du 29 mai 1960 Ces notices de renseignements techniques avec leurs fascicules horaires, très difficiles à dénicher, sont de remarquables mines d'information pour les vrais amateurs. Bon état Français
19601 vol. in-4 br., 1960, 3, pp. 10-12, pp. 10 : Renseignements techniques N° 4.34 C 4.34 2 Biarritz la Négresse à Biarritz Ville. Mai 1959 [ Avec : ] Fascicule-Horaires N° 4.34. C Horaires. Biarritz la Négresse à Biarritz Ville. Service du 29 mai 1960 [ Avec : ] Supplément au Fascicule-Horaires N° 4.34.2 A Biarritz la Négresse à Biarritz Ville. Service du 29 mai 1960 Ces notices de renseignements techniques avec leurs fascicules horaires, très difficiles à dénicher, sont de remarquables mines d'information pour les vrais amateurs. Etat très satisfaisant (petite mouill. en queue) Français
19362 vol. in-8 br., Encyclopédie Industrielle et Commerciale, Librairie de l'Enseignement Technique, Léon Eyrolles, Paris, 1936-1937, 184 ; 224 pp. Complet. Bel exemplaire en parfait état. Français
19593 vols., 8vo., First Edition, with coloured frontispieces, and very numerous photographs, illustrations, diagrams and maps in the text; green cloth, gilt backs, a very good, brigght, clean set in duastwrapper, the latter lightly frayed and creaased at edges. The set comprises Vol. I (1959); Vol. II 1962); Vol. III (1965). Ottley 5749.
rif. 41358in French for a special dinner listing the dishes "Oeufs Mollet Princesse Filet de Poularde Toulouse Côtelette de Mouton Salade de Saison." and so one ending with Plover's eggs and dessert 1 side 8vo on printed card with gilt embossed crest showing Britannia and a Lion at the head no place 21st April The London and North Western Railway was a British railway company between 1846 and 1922. In the late 19th century the L&NWR was the largest joint stock company in the United Kingdom. The Company was at its peak just before the First World War. unknown
2002rif. SKU-0587AJ09010056Railway Technical Research Institute Publishing 2002. 1. Softcover. Very Good. Very Good; Softcover; Covers are still glossy; Unblemished textblock edges; The endpapers and all text pages are clean and unmarked; The binding is excellent with a straight spine; This book will be shipped in a sturdy cardboard box with foam padding; Medium Format 8.5" - 9.75" tall; 1.0 lbs; Black covers with transit drawing illustration and title in white lettering; 2002 Railway Technical Research Institute Publishing; 226 pages; "Japanese Railway Technology Today" by Railway Technical Research Institute. Railway Technical Research Institute Publishing paperback
1921rif. 026418Virginia : News-Tribune Printing Company 1921. Full-Leather. Very Good. No Edition Or Printing Stated. Bound In Black Flexible Leather With Marbled Endpapers. No Ownership Information Present And The Text Is Free Of Marks Or Writing. Light Tanning Of The Edges. News-Tribune Printing Company hardcover
1898rif. 354324Meadville Pennsylvania: Keystone View Company 1898. Single stereocard 3½ x 7 inches. Stereo image mounted onto printed peach cardstock. Paper lightly soiled at edges image clean and crisp. Very good. Single stereocard 3½ x 7 inches. A nice stereocard image of a locomotive steaming across a high railroad bridge in the Colorado Rockies. Another railroad track is shown crossing underneath the bridge and a snow-capped mountain is visible in the distance. Georgetown is located just west of Denver along the route of what is now Interstate 70. Keystone View Company unknown
1898rif. 354324Meadville Pennsylvania: Keystone View Company 1898. Single stereocard 3½ x 7 inches. Stereo image mounted onto printed peach cardstock. Paper lightly soiled at edges image clean and crisp. Very good. Single stereocard 3½ x 7 inches. A nice stereocard image of a locomotive steaming across a high railroad bridge in the Colorado Rockies. Another railroad track is shown crossing underneath the bridge and a snow-capped mountain is visible in the distance. Georgetown is located just west of Denver along the route of what is now Interstate 70. Keystone View Company unknown books
1887rif. 513254New York: Press of Fleming Brewster & Alley 1887. Softcover. Very Good. First edition. 16mo. 8pp. illustrated by H.R. Ward. Printed wrappers sewn with red cord as issued. Front cover is moderately dust soiled else very good. An epic poem issued by the Western and Atlantic railroad: "St. Valentine February Fourteenth 1887" in remembrance of the Battle of Kennesaw Mountain in Georgia between the armies of Johnston and Sherman. The poem is issued in holograph facsimile with two full-page illustrations. Uncommon. (Press of Fleming, Brewster & Alley) unknown
1887rif. 513254New York: Press of Fleming Brewster & Alley 1887. Softcover. Very Good. First edition. 16mo. 8pp. illustrated by H.R. Ward. Printed wrappers sewn with red cord as issued. Front cover is moderately dust soiled else very good. An epic poem issued by the Western and Atlantic railroad: "St. Valentine February Fourteenth 1887" in remembrance of the Battle of Kennesaw Mountain in Georgia between the armies of Johnston and Sherman. The poem is issued in holograph facsimile with two full-page illustrations. Uncommon. (Press of Fleming, Brewster & Alley) unknown books
1893rif. 37703Louisville: Courier-Journal Job Prtg. Co. February 1893. 1893. 20" x 33" sheet folded to 32 panels each 10" x 4." Opens to full sheet lightly colored map of the United States showing their lines in the Southeast printed in red ink. Backed with time tables. Also offers illustration and brief information on the New Union Station in Louisville Kentucky. Light soiling to covers and with light wear to the extremities. Very good. Courier-Journal Job Prtg. Co., February, 1893. unknown
1853rif. BK0172Washington D.C. 1853. 24 pp. measuring 6 ½ x 10 inches. Stitched and untrimmed. Good with considerable wear and chipping at the edges some soiling and early pencil notations. Thomas Hart Benton's argument for a central transcontinental route issued as Congress was moving toward the government surveys that would dominate the Pacific railroad question during the next several years. Benton had been promoting a government-backed "central national highway" since 1849 running west from Missouri toward California. Writing to his former Missouri constituents on March 4 1853 Benton argues that the accumulated western explorations had already demonstrated the practicality of a central route. He gives particular attention to the country approaching the Rocky Mountains and to the search for a usable pass near the headwaters of the Arkansas and Rio Grande drawing heavily on the western travels of his son-in-law John C. Frémont. The final eight pages form an appendix bringing together evidence for the route. They include Frémont's 1850 letter to the Philadelphia Railroad Convention and more notably a statement made to Benton by the veteran trader and guide Antoine Leroux. Leroux recounts his early years in the West his association with the fur-trading expeditions of Ashley and Henry and his long residence at Taos. Graff describes this as the probable first printing of Leroux's statement. A useful piece of western railroad literature with substantial Frémont and New Mexico content published on the eve of the federal Pacific railroad surveys. Howes B368; Graff 270; Wagner-Camp 221; Sabin 4186. . unknown
1853rif. BK0172Washington D.C. 1853. 24 pp. measuring 6 ½ x 10 inches. Stitched and untrimmed. Good with considerable wear and chipping at the edges some soiling and early pencil notations. Thomas Hart Benton's argument for a central transcontinental route issued as Congress was moving toward the government surveys that would dominate the Pacific railroad question during the next several years. Benton had been promoting a government-backed "central national highway" since 1849 running west from Missouri toward California. Writing to his former Missouri constituents on March 4 1853 Benton argues that the accumulated western explorations had already demonstrated the practicality of a central route. He gives particular attention to the country approaching the Rocky Mountains and to the search for a usable pass near the headwaters of the Arkansas and Rio Grande drawing heavily on the western travels of his son-in-law John C. Frémont. The final eight pages form an appendix bringing together evidence for the route. They include Frémont's 1850 letter to the Philadelphia Railroad Convention and more notably a statement made to Benton by the veteran trader and guide Antoine Leroux. Leroux recounts his early years in the West his association with the fur-trading expeditions of Ashley and Henry and his long residence at Taos. Graff describes this as the probable first printing of Leroux's statement. A useful piece of western railroad literature with substantial Frémont and New Mexico content published on the eve of the federal Pacific railroad surveys. Howes B368; Graff 270; Wagner-Camp 221; Sabin 4186. . unknown books
1909rif. mon0000146188B&M 1909. Paperback. Good. in x in x in. 1909. 132pp plus ads. Some mild wear to the edges. Scarce. B&M paperback
1914rif. 24899Cleveland: Britton Printing Company 1914. First Edition. Large thick octavo 24cm.; original full sheep red and black morocco gilt spine labels all edges marbled floral endpapers; 61134pp.; illus. text in double column. Some peeling and cracking to leather extremities scuffed; textblock fine. About Very Good. Complete run for the year 1914 of a monthly published by the Brotherhood. Articles include Arthur Brisbane's "Female Labor and Minimum Wage"; Knud Benson's "The Panama Railroad"; R.H. Newcomb's "American Railroad Company Porto Rico"; and countless articles on safety and child labor. Poetry and fiction also present. Britton Printing Company unknown
1914rif. 24899Cleveland: Britton Printing Company 1914. First Edition. Large thick octavo 24cm.; original full sheep red and black morocco gilt spine labels all edges marbled floral endpapers; 61134pp.; illus. text in double column. Some peeling and cracking to leather extremities scuffed; textblock fine. About Very Good. Complete run for the year 1914 of a monthly published by the Brotherhood. Articles include Arthur Brisbane's "Female Labor and Minimum Wage"; Knud Benson's "The Panama Railroad"; R.H. Newcomb's "American Railroad Company Porto Rico"; and countless articles on safety and child labor. Poetry and fiction also present. Britton Printing Company unknown books
1910rif. 207092Canadian Pacific Railway 1910. Hardcover. VG-: White stains on the front cover. Wear to the edges and corners. There used to be a yellow ribbon to tie the book shut but it has been torn. Clean plates. Brown boards with gilt text on the front cover. Inside are 12 large plates several in color labelled and tucked into a three-flap 'pocket.'. Contents/plates are as follows: The Three Sisters from Canmore -- Bow River Valley at Canmore -- Banff Springs Hotel from Tunnel Mountain -- Bird's-eye view Lower Kicking-Horse Cañon Rocky Mountains -- Hermit Mountain near Glacier House -- Roger's Pass from the Glacier House -- Ice grotto Great Glacier of the Selkirks -- The Great Glacier of the Selkirks near Glacier House -- Albert Cañon Selkirk Range -- Fraser Cañon near Spuzzum -- Indian Salmon Camp Fraser Cañon -- Mouth of the Fraser Cañon at Yale B.C. Canadian Pacific Railway hardcover
1910rif. 207092Canadian Pacific Railway 1910. Hardcover. VG-: White stains on the front cover. Wear to the edges and corners. There used to be a yellow ribbon to tie the book shut but it has been torn. Clean plates. Brown boards with gilt text on the front cover. Inside are 12 large plates several in color labelled and tucked into a three-flap 'pocket.'. Contents/plates are as follows: The Three Sisters from Canmore -- Bow River Valley at Canmore -- Banff Springs Hotel from Tunnel Mountain -- Bird's-eye view Lower Kicking-Horse Cañon Rocky Mountains -- Hermit Mountain near Glacier House -- Roger's Pass from the Glacier House -- Ice grotto Great Glacier of the Selkirks -- The Great Glacier of the Selkirks near Glacier House -- Albert Cañon Selkirk Range -- Fraser Cañon near Spuzzum -- Indian Salmon Camp Fraser Cañon -- Mouth of the Fraser Cañon at Yale B.C. Canadian Pacific Railway hardcover books
1865rif. 47The printers of the Bordentown Register produced this winter timetable for RR agent W.H. Gatzmer in a format that could be either folded and mailed or posted. Gatzmer had previously been agent in Philadelphia of the Camden & Amboy Railway. Train schedules linked Bordentown to Philadelphia New York City South Amboy or Trenton. An express ran from Bordentown via Jersey City to New York City. Suydam & Flynn
