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1810réf. 4043Copenhague Lose 1810 2 fasc. in-4 oblong 11pp. et 11pp., en ff.
réf. 202004041Copenhague, Ministere royal des affaires etrangeres -, 1972 ; in-8, 845 pp., cartonnage de l'éditeur.
réf. 187473Leipzig, Moritz Ruhl, s.d. (1906) in-12, 16-16 pp., avec 11 planches en couleurs "in fine", broché sous couverture illustrée en couleurs. Dos maladroitement renforcé.
1787réf. 356Genève-Paris, Barde, Manget & Cie-Buisson, 1787-1788. 9 volumes in-12 (10. 2x16. 9), demi basane brune à coins, dos lisses ornés de filets, roulettes et fleurons dorés, étiquettes de titre noires. Coins un peu frottés, rares rousseurs.
1659réf. 80731659 demi-rel. bas. mod. in-4, 16pp., s.l., s.n. (ca. 1659),
1935réf. 88749Copenhague, 1935, in-12, 281 pp, 12 pl. de photos, une planche de pavillons danois en 2 couleurs et une carte en dépliant hors texte, plus une grande carte dépliante en couleurs du royaume du Danemark sous pochette in fine, reliure percaline carmin de l'éditeur, dos lisse, titre et écusson blancs au 1er plat, bon état. Peu courant
réf. 1875Paris, Arthaud (Collection "Mondes Anciens"), in 8° broché, 203 pages ; une carte, 16 figures et 73 planches hors-texte ; couverture illustrée.
réf. 24815Copenhague, Krak Editions, 1965, fort volume in 8°, reliure rouge de l'éditeur, jaquette illustrée, 868 pages ; très importante iconographie in et hors-texte.
1938réf. 850661938 Paris, Payot, 1938, in 8° broché, 229 pages ; 2 cartes ; couverture illustrée.
réf. 3843Paris, Musée Galliéra, 32 pp. in-8. Ouv. ill. 4 repro. n.b. h.t.
1927réf. 28881COPENHAGUE 1927 une photographie originale en noir, format : 11 x 15,5 cm, PHOTOGRAPHIE ORIGINALE : : DU FERRY-BOAT : "KORSÖR" A MOTEURS BURMEISTER & WAIN (1927) , CACHET A FROID DE BURMEISTER & WAIN ENGINEERS AND SHIPBUILDERS - COPENHAGEN - DENMARK (1927)
réf. 204958S.l. [Paris], [Léonard], s.d. in-4, 4 pp., dérelié.
réf. 43828Copenhagen, 1961, plaquette in 8° brochée, 4 pages non chiffrées et 32 pages ; illustrations.
réf. 181990[Paris], Imprimerie Gerdès, s.d. (1848) in-8, 23 pp., dérelié.
réf. 204961S.l. [Paris], [Léonard], s.d. in-4, 4 pp., dérelié.
réf. 4094Making arrangements for a visit. Accompanied by a typed transcription and a lithograph on tissue mounted on thin stock. unknown
réf. 4094Making arrangements for a visit. Accompanied by a typed transcription and a lithograph on tissue mounted on thin stock. unknown books
1941réf. 41969Washington D.C.: U.S. Treasury Department 1941. First edition. Self wrappers. Torn a good copy. 2 pp. Sm. 4to. . 6% External Gold Bonds due January 1 1942 will not be paid in dollars if held by Denmark or persons within Denmark. . Public Circular No. 9 under Executive Order No. 8389 April 10 1940 as amended . U.S. Treasury Department unknown books
réf. 174762Paris, Firmin Didot frères, 1850 in-8, 123 pp., broché. Rousseurs et mouillure angulaire.
1861réf. 23338Paris, A la Librairie Nouvelle et chez Dentu, 1861. Gr.-8°. 31,(1) S. Orig.-Broschur. [2 Warenabbildungen]
1840réf. 40834(Mainz, um 1840). 39,5 x 48 cm. Mittig gefaltet (wie erschienen).
1848réf. 21672Frankfurt am Main, Benjamin Krebs, 1848. 8°. 22 S., 1 weißes Bl., Heftstreifen.
1807réf. 7507ABPrag, Diesbachische, 1807 [1808]. 472 S. Priv. Hlwd. im Stile der Zeit.
1709réf. D18683Copenhagen: F. Rostgaard 1709. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Folio 19½ x 13 in.: 495 x 340 mm. Engraved frontispiece and eighteen engraved leaves nineteen leaves in all. Allegorical border on title-page signed by Andreas Reinhard after Claus von Moinichen and Michael August Rog fine equestrian portrait in a command-of-hand calligraphic style each page within an elaborate border consisting of floral sprays flowers peacocks parrots elephants and other animals or of Renaissance ornament incorporating fish seals narwhals bears stags horses and other Danish motifs. Contemporary Danish calf two gilt floral borders; slightly rubbed top and bottom of spine worn but an excellent copy. FIRST EDITION of the "King's Law" establishing absolute monarchy in Denmark. Edited by F. Rostgaard. Also included here is the proclamation of 4 September 1709 announcing the publication of the law. On 14 November 1665 Frederik III consolidated his power over a weakened Danish nobility by promulgating the Kongelov or "King's Law" which carried absolutism to its extreme. This magnificent edition was published by Frederick Ill more than forty years after the promulgation. The engravings are by Andreas Reinhardt 1676-1742 a German artist who worked in Copenhagen after the designs of the Danish artist Moinchen. The calligraphic text is by M.A. Roeg 1679-1737 a calligrapher of Norwegian origin who later became medal engraver to Louis XV. He is probably the artist responsible for the fine calligraphic portrait of Frederick III. The text of Lex Regia was edited by Schumacher Frederick's private secretary. The Lex Regia was printed in an edition of only five hundred copies. PROVENANCE: Robert S Pirie. F. Rostgaard hardcover
1709réf. D18683Copenhagen: F. Rostgaard 1709. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Folio 19½ x 13 in.: 495 x 340 mm. Engraved frontispiece and eighteen engraved leaves nineteen leaves in all. Allegorical border on title-page signed by Andreas Reinhard after Claus von Moinichen and Michael August Rog fine equestrian portrait in a command-of-hand calligraphic style each page within an elaborate border consisting of floral sprays flowers peacocks parrots elephants and other animals or of Renaissance ornament incorporating fish seals narwhals bears stags horses and other Danish motifs. Contemporary Danish calf two gilt floral borders; slightly rubbed top and bottom of spine worn but an excellent copy. FIRST EDITION of the "King's Law" establishing absolute monarchy in Denmark. Edited by F. Rostgaard. Also included here is the proclamation of 4 September 1709 announcing the publication of the law. On 14 November 1665 Frederik III consolidated his power over a weakened Danish nobility by promulgating the Kongelov or "King's Law" which carried absolutism to its extreme. This magnificent edition was published by Frederick Ill more than forty years after the promulgation. The engravings are by Andreas Reinhardt 1676-1742 a German artist who worked in Copenhagen after the designs of the Danish artist Moinchen. The calligraphic text is by M.A. Roeg 1679-1737 a calligrapher of Norwegian origin who later became medal engraver to Louis XV. He is probably the artist responsible for the fine calligraphic portrait of Frederick III. The text of Lex Regia was edited by Schumacher Frederick's private secretary. The Lex Regia was printed in an edition of only five hundred copies. PROVENANCE: Robert S Pirie. F. Rostgaard hardcover books
