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1926réf. 040133Boston and New York: Printed for Houghton Mifflin Company by The Riverside Press Cambridge 1926. First Edition . Hardcover. Good. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. xv i 65pp. This book was part of an institutional rare book collection with the only library treatment being an ink-stamp to the verso of title-page. Bookseller's label Chas. E. Lauriat Co. Boston to lower front free endpaper. Volume is bound in 1/4 cream colored cloth with green paper covered boards. Lettering on largely nice label on spine is clear and bright. Light soiling and wear to exterior with a little heavier wear to corners of boards though none of this is offensive. Mild tanning to paper. Mild soiling to just a few pages including title-page. Text clean. Binding sound. Nicely illustrated with black and white facsimiles. The bookseller's name on the label is the same Charles Lauriat who was on the Lusitania when it sank though he was rescued Printed for Houghton Mifflin Company by The Riverside Press, Cambridge hardcover
1920réf. 029469Houghton Mifflin: 1920. "The American Field Service as a group of youths serving the French Army in the Great War is a thing of the past. And this is its history." 3 volumes: 1627 pages illustrated and with maps in back of volume I present. 3 FINE- HARDCOVERS Blue cloth covers lettering is bright on the spines. Hard Cover. Fine-/No Dust Jackets Present. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Houghton Mifflin: Hardcover
1876réf. 031825NY: The Echo Press: 1876. 121 pages illustrated in b&w. "The purpose of this work is to make the people acquainted with the superb creations of Nature that distinguish our country above all others." Yellowstone Hudson River Natural Bridge Virginia Trenton Falls NY Squam Like NH White Mountains NH Lake George NY Mammoth Cave KY Minot's Ledge lighthouse Niagara Falls Mississippi River East River Saratoga Springs and more. VERY GOOD HARDCOVER dak green cloth covers. . Hard Cover. Very Good/Not Issued with a Dust Jacket. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. The Echo Press: Hardcover
réf. 1094Paris, Appay-Simon, sans date (fin XIXe), 13 X 21 cm., broché, 24 pp. Ex-libris du Colonel Ph MILLON. Plaquette de présentation pour le guano, engrais artificiel en provenance des Antilles, contenant entre autres des témoignages de clients satisfaits. Couvertures tachées aux coiffes émoussées, pli au coin supérieur. Intérieur propre.
réf. ORD-355Ouvrage publié sous la direction de Serge Denis, avec une Introduction de L. Gallouédec. Orléans. Luzeray. Paris. Maison du Livre Français. 1935. Gd in-8 (165 x 252mm), broché, couverture imprimée noir et rouge, 379 pages, 7 gravures hors texte dont le frontispice en couleurs (tissus caraïbes). Bords de couverture un peu brunis sinon bon état.
réf. ORD-11738Paris. Ducrocq. Vers 1880. In-8 (188 x 275mm) percaline prune de l'éditeur, grande illustration couleurs de Luc Leguet collée sur le 1er plat reprise en frontispice, gardes bleues, tranches dorées, (reliure de Engel), 2ff., 382, (2) pages (Curieusement ces 2 pages qui contiennent la table des matières, sont sur un papier bruni la 2e étant chiffrée 58). Illustrations en noir dans et hors texte. Assez nombreuses rousseurs mais plutôt bon état général. Peu courant.
1989réf. A110555Talence, Presses Universitaires de Bordeaux 1989 Complet en 3 tomes, vii + 1486pp. (pagination continuée) + 52 planches (avec photos en n/bl), 24cm., br.orig., Thèse de Doctorat, cachet au verso de la p.d.t., texte frais et en bon état, poids: 2.5kg., A110555
1989Complet en 3 tomes, vii + 1486pp. (pagination continuée) + 52 planches (avec photos en n/bl), 24cm., br.orig., Thèse de Doctorat, cachet au verso de la p.d.t., texte frais et en bon état, poids: 2.5kg., A110555
réf. ORD-3741Paris. Michel Lévy. 1857. In-12 (120 x 184mm) dos lisse toile beige, plats marbrés, 311 pages. Reliure quelconque, des rousseurs, dernière feuille collée sur le dernier plat, sans perte de texte. Exemplaire très moyen mais édition originale, rare.
1864réf. 82671864 couvertures imprimées conservées, cart. toile grise avec titre sur le Ier plat (défraichi). plaq. in-8, 16pp., P. Philippe Cordier 1864,
réf. ORD-4977Recueillies et présentées par un capitaine au long cours. Harmonisation de Charles Bredon. Illustrations de Marianne Clouzot. Denoël. 1937. In-8 carré br. couverture illustrée couleurs, 209pp. Illustrations en noir dans le texte, musiques notées. Bel exemplaire, 1 des 2000 justifiés sur héliona.
réf. 4788Paris, Lebigre-Duquesne 1856. 2 parties en un tome,10e de la série, Gr.in8 ,1/2 chagrin ,dos à caissons dorés, 489, (1)p.,31 gravures ht sur acier (indiens)sous serpentes,:Ameriques du Nord et du Sud, Etats -Unis,Antilles;Guyane, Bresil,Perou, etc , Océanie,
1910réf. 172141910 1volume, reliure demi-chagrin vert olive (binding half shagreen) in-octavo (22,8 x 14,5 cm), reliure d'époque, dos 5 nerfs (spine with raised bands) insolé (le vert olive a viré au soleil en marron-clair)- entre-nerfs à fleuron au fer plein or (floweret with full blocking stamp) - titre frappé or (gilt title) et tomaison (volume numbering), papier marbré vert aux plats (cover with marbled paper), toutes tranches lisses (all edges smooth), Avec 1 fac-similé hors texte en noir, [(1) f + XXX pp + (5) ff (préface) + 367] pages, 1910 Paris E. PLON, Nourrit et Cie Imprimeurs-Editeurs,
réf. VLE-604Fort de France, , 1930, in-8, 211pp. illustrées de gravures hors texte, d'un fac-similé et de 3 cartes en photocopie relié pleine toile grise avec pièce de titre
réf. 35503095, Paris, Le Charles, 1951; in-8° broché, couv. verte imprimée. 328 pp. 2 cartes, 8 planches hors-texte et 117 figures. Bel exemplaire non coupé à l’état neuf.
réf. ORD-8978Et des Colonies Françaises, Espagnoles, Anglaises, Danoises et Suédoises. Avec: 1. SUITE DES ÉTATS-UNIS depuis 1812 jusqu'à nos jours par Élias Regnault et Jules Labaume. 2. POSSESSIONS ANGLAISES DANS L'AMÉRIQUE DU NORD, Canada, Nouveau Brunswick, Nouvelle Écosse, Acadie par F. Lacroix. 3. LES CALIFORNIES. L'Orégon et les possessions russes en Amérique. Les îles Noutka et de la Reine Charlotte par Ferdinand Denys. Paris. Firmin Didot. 1849. Gd in-8 (150 x 225mm) broché, couverture verte et bleue imprimée en blanc, 1ff.n.ch., 160 pages, 4 gravures et 1 carte (Antilles). 161 pages, 8 gravures (Amérique du Nord). 158 pages, 16 gravures (Possessions anglaises). IV, 108 pages, 16 gravures (Californie). Exemplaire en mauvais état mais complet, à relier.
1849français In-8 de carte, 160-164-158-IV-108 pp. + 26 h.t.; demi-basane marron, dos orné (reliure de l'époque). Collection l'Univers. Histoire et description de tous les peuples. L'illustration se compose d'une carte dépliante et de 26 gravures in fine. Manque de cuir au dos, rousseurs en marge, rares tampons.
réf. ML636Couverture rigide P, Laplace Sanchez, sd , petit in4 percaline rouge éditeur décorée,tranches dorées,488pp Langue: Français
réf. 13762Paris, Charles Ebener, Graveur-Imprimeur, 1935. 1 volume in-4, couverture cartonnée illustrée, enrichi de 6 belles gravures en couleur et d'une gravure libre de Ardachès Baldjian, 42 pp., bon exemplaire.
réf. 21486Paris. Challamel 1912. In-8 (25x16). 236 (1) pages. Broché.
réf. ORD-7038Martinique et Guadeloupe de 1635 à nos jours. Orné de 10 illustrations h.-t. Sté de l'Histoire des Colonies Françaises et Librairie Leroux. 1935. In-12 br. 282pp. Rousseurs éparses mais bel exemplaire.
réf. 2883London, MacMillan, 1893, in-8°, XVI + 520 p. + 56 p. catalogue, ill. with 100 figures, pleine percaline verte , dos lisse orné, plats décorés
1897réf. 019534No Place: No publisher 1897. Unbound. Good. 1897 Marksman Pin to Sergt Sergeant J.H. Mills. No producer or place. 1897 date inscribed on the reverse. Measures about 1 ½ inches tall by 1 inch wide. Safety pin style back. Three pieces attached by metal rings. Top two pieces are the same thin banner reading "marksman with the bottom piece being some sort of stylized cross formation with the date 1818 at the bottom and perhaps an ornate letter L on the other three points. Reverse has 1897 and Sergt J.H. Mills inscribed on it. No indication as to who issued this piece. GOOD condition metal with an overall dark patina with minor soiling and wear. No publisher unknown
réf. 020797No Place: No publisher. Unbound. Good. A blank form commanding the recipient to appear at the next Interior Court of Common Pleas in Essex County Salem Massachusetts with the date 175-. Signature of Joseph Bowditch at the bottom right corner. Bowditch was a merchant and sailor from Salem Massachusetts who served as sheriff justice of the peace and town clerk in Salem. GOOD. Fold creases present. Minor foxing and wrinkling. No publisher unknown
1961réf. 019792No Place: No Publisher 1961. Unbound. Good. John F. Kennedy Inaugural Ball Account in Letter. Two pages printed on single sides only. Thin yellow paper presumably a copy of the original produced at the same time as the original as the previous owner seemingly kept copies of all correspondence. From an executive of a very large international insurance firm name of owner and firm withheld for privacy. The previous owner saved these items for an apparent planned scrapbook mounting most on paper with either glue or staples. The owner was a highly placed executive in an insurance company and travelled throughout the world extensively. They were active in politics through donations and fundraising and it appears their family was friendly with the Roosevelts especially Eleanor Roosevelt. The previous owner's work for the insurance company led them to meet with various heads of state worldwide including US government officials. Some of the people associated with this firm were also involved in World War II activities including financing the Flying Tigers in China as well as work for the OSS using knowledge gained from insurance work. While we have not found any direct connection to intelligence work by this owner their ties to those who did are strong. NB: we are starting the process of cataloguing four boxes of material from this individual both personal and business correspondence. More information on the collection available on request. Previous owner is the same as the above item. This letter dated January 24 1961 details their arrival back in New York to who is presumed to be their spouse. After a few paragraphs about family matters the letter describes the owner's efforts to an inauguration event at the Statler Hotel/National Armory that was made extremely difficult by a bad snowstorm. Mentioned are performers such as Frank Sinatra Harry Belafonte Nat King Cole and others. The author then mentions attending one of five inaugural balls stating it was much like the Eisenhower Inaugural Ball but more crowded. Apparently Jackie Kennedy was too tired at this point to attend but JFK was "full of fire." The letter goes on with details about guests/friends and other personal matters. GOOD condition. Two binding holes punched at the top edge. Minor wrinkling. Pencil initials at the top of the first page. No Publisher unknown