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1935rif. 037310New York circa 1935/1945: Will Durant 1935. Carbon Typescript . No Binding. Very Good. 11" x 8 1/2. 5 Full Pages. Durant's Typescript Carbon Copy Of His Outline Single Spaced Titled Paginated Undated. Either An Outline For Volume 1 The Life Of Greece Of His Great Series Of World Histories Or For A Speech Or Radio Talk Based Upon It. From His Estate. (Will Durant) unknown
1809rif. 035992London: William Miller 1809. Second Edition stated . Full Morocco. Very Good . 9 9/16" Tall. 200 Plates. Second Edition. 4 Vii 1 54 200 Plates At End. Full Red Polished Calf Elaborately Gilt Spine Almost Invisibly Reinforced Externally Cloth Hinges Internally Gilt Rules And Corner Embellishments With Three Interior Elaborate Blindstamped Designs Gilt Decorated Edges And Turns. Hinges Sound Reinforced. Edges Of Page Block Polished And Marbled. Contents Clean Near Fine Pages Square With Just A Line Of Rubbing At Two Lateral Edges Of Page Block. Heraldic Bookplate Of William Cecil Chambers. William Miller unknown
1835rif. 036268John Murray 1835. First Hardcover Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. Two Volumes. Full Black Calf With "Illustrations Of Byron" And Volume Numbers On Spine In Gilt Covers And Spine Elaborately Stamped In Blind Yellow Silk Endpapers. No Text. Simple Half-Title Followed By Table Of Contents In Each Volume 53 Plates In First Volume And 67 Plates In The Second Volume; Originally Issued In 24 Parts 1833-1834 With 120 Plates In Total Then This First Hardcover Issue Undated But 1835 With All Plates Bound In Two Volumes. Later The Complete Set Of 123 Plates With 3 Vignettes Was Published In 3 Volumes And Still Later It Was Enlarged To 126 And Then 130 Illustrations And Incorporated Into Sets With Explanatory Text Included. Slight Wear At Lower Edges And Corners And Fresh But Volume I Has A1/2" X 1/2" Chip At Upper Right Corner Of Spine And Volume Ii Has A 1" X 3/4" Chip Which Is Detached And Laid In Loosely. No Marks But Gift Card Of Mrs. Hosmer A. Johnson Dated In 1899 To Her Granddaughter. Hosmer Allen Johnson M.D. L.L.D. 1822 - 1891 Was An American Physician Academic And Mason From New York. After Graduating From The University Of Michigan He Moved To Chicago Illinois To Attend Rush Medical College. There He Became An Understudy Of William B. Herrick And Joined His Medical Practice. Receiving A Doctor Of Medicine In 1852 Johnson Was Named Lecturer On Physiology At Rush Eventually Chairing A Department There. In 1859 He Co-Founded The Chicago Medical College At Lind University Which Later Became The Feinberg School Of Medicine Of Northwestern University. During The Civil War Johnson Was The Top Medical Aide In The State Presiding Over The Board Of Medical Examiners For The State Of Illinois. Hosmer Johnson Was Initiated Into The Masonic Order In 1853 And Rose To Become Grand Orator Of The Grand Lodge Of Illinois. He Organized A Knights Templar Chapter For Illinois And Was First Officer Of That Branch For Two Terms. He Became A Member Of The Supreme Council Of The Scottish Rite Northern Jurisdiction In 1861 Later Becoming And Officer. He Could Speak Seven Foreign Languages Fluently And Also Had A Strong Knowledge Of The Ojibwe Language. He Served On The Board Of Trustees Of The University Of Chicago And Northwestern University. John Murray hardcover
1915Very Good Turkish, Ottoman (1500-1928) Original b/w map on cloth. Very good. Folded. Oblong atlas folio. (54 x 71 cm). In Ottoman script. Scale: 1/2.000.000. [MILITARY MAP of OTTOMAN CAUCASUS] Kafkasya Darü'l-Harekâti. (Fasil: 3 - Numero: 3). Tiflis ve civari, Bahr-i Siyah, Don Kazaklari, Kalmuk, Kirgiz, Bahr-i Hazer-i Kuzgun Denizi (Derya-i Hazar), Kuban Kazaklari, Çerkezistan, Nogay, Termerek Kazalari etc. Military map of Ottoman Caucasus. Shows Tbilisi and around, Khazar Sea, Kuban Cosacks, Don Cosacks, Kalmuks, Kyrgyzstan, Circassia, Nogai, Termerek Cosacks, Maveraünnehir, etc.
1894Edges a bit tanned. ; A handsome and tight copy. Including map in rear pocket ; 16mo - 6" to 7" tall; 376 pages
1999Each volume with the bookplate of George Rapp, Jr. , else unmarked, tight, and clean. Light bumping to a few corners. ; Complete in 3 volumes. 968pp, 224pls. ; Aegaeum 20. Annales D'Archéologie Égéenne De L'Université De Liège Et UT-PASP; Vol. 1/3/2022; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; 968 pages
1857[1] Lexikon angloellenikon. Syntachthen kai ekdothen pros chresn ton spoudazonton ten Angliken glossan, hypo Georgiou Polymere. En Hermoupolei, Ek tes typographias G. Polymer.1854 [661p.] [Electronic copies found in WorldCat]" BOUND WITH [2] Lexikon tes kath'emas ellenikes dialektou : methermeneumenes eis to archaion Ellenikon kai to Gallikon : meta geographikou pinakos ton neoteron kai palaion onomaton / ypo Skarlatou D. tou Byzantiou. Ekdosis deutera .Athenesi Typios Alexandrou Gkarpola.1857 [505p.]" Two mid-19th C, Greek dictionaries bound together. Note by previous owner on ffep. Overall condition of the texts is very good. The front hinge is broken, raised bands, leather spine is scuffed and worn, boards showing shelf wear. Book
1924rif. 21336Paris, Editions de la Pléiade. J. Schiffrin & Cie, 1924. In-8 broché de [2]-100-[6] pages, couverture rempliée, étui.
rif. DADAX0199296723New unknown
1830rif. 117258à Paris, chez Abel Ledoux, impr. Imprimerie d’éverat, à Paris 1830 6 volumes dont 1 atlas. In-8 21,5 x 13 cm. Reliures de l’époque demi-basane vert-olive, dos à faux-nerfs encadrés de filets à froid et dorés, roulette dorée en pied de dos, pièces auteur, titre et tomaison maroquin vert-émeraude, 473-484-502-509-470 pp., 5 frontispices dont le portrait de l’abbé Barthélémy, notes en bas de pages, table à la fin de chaque volume, table générale des matières in fine vol. 5 - Atlas, 43 planches dont 2 cartes repliées. Quelques frottements, inérieur frais.
1785rif. PHO-2528Paris, Cussac, 1785-1789. 13 volumes in-8° (22 × 13,5 cm), reliés en papier de l’époque, dos lisses avec pièces d’auteur, de titre et de tomaison. Petits frottements, quelques coins usés, quelques rousseurs. Exemplaire non rogné, non coupé tel que paru.
1973rif. 107180BBLugano, Edizioni Pantarei, (1973). Quer-4° (27,5 x 38,5 cm.). [3] Bl., 64 S., [3] Bl. mit 64 teils doppelblattgr. Duatone-Tafeln und 1 beil. Orig.-Photographie (Silbergelatine, 23 x 26,5 cm.). Illustr. Orig.-Pappband.
2001rif. atela1474Lausanne: Acatos 2001. 2001. folio. pp. 391; 583 4. English French & German text. profusely illus. in colour & b/w. several fold-out illus. illus. endleaves. index. boards. dw. slipcase. Catalogue Raisonné. Hardcover. Lausanne: Acatos, 2001. Hardcover
rif. 22891showing the five children sitting on a doorstep in a row 5½" x 3½" no place no date c. unknown
1971rif. 43024Oxford University Press. Very Good in Fair dust jacket. Hardcover. DJ has a few tears rubbing and chipping with some colour loss. Underlining in ink 1 page. Former owner's name on ffep. Underlining in pencil to a few pages.; Attempts to identify the 'Athenian upper class' . Folding Map in rear-pocket.; 686 pages . 1971. 0198142730 . Oxford University Press hardcover
1881rif. 032313St. Louis: Denton J Snider 1881. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Very Good. 348 Pp. Olive Green Cloth Beveled Edges GiltYellow Endpapers "Privately Printed" And 1881 Date On Title Page. Inscribed By The Author To E. C. Sterling Twice In 1881"With Friendly Regards" On Both Front And Rear Endpapers. Wear At Corners With A Few Small Losses Of Surface Of Cloth At Top And Bottom Of Spine And At Tips. Front And Rear Hinges Each Split About1 1/2" At Endpapers. Small Stamp Of The World Human Culture Foundation Mckay College Los Angeles Near Bottom Of Title Page No Other Marks Or Damage. Writer Educator And Literary Critic Denton Jacques Snider 1841-1925 Was One Of The Original Members Of The St. Louis Philosophical Society An Association Of Hegelians Founded In 1866 By William Torrey Harris And Henry C. Brockmeyer Whom Snider Met While Teaching In The St. Louis Schools. With His Knowledge Of Greek Latin French German And Italian Snider Brought A Love Of Literature A Fine Critical Sensibility And A Breadth Of Outlook To The St. Louis Group. He Spent Some Time Teaching Classics In Susan Blow's Kindergarten Training School. An Acrimonious Parting Of The Ways Resulted From Blow's Disapproval Of His Independence And Enthusiasm For Pagan Cultures. From 1884-97 Snider Wrote And Lectured Touring Extensively Mainly In The Midwest Including Speeches To The Grand Rapids Kindergarten Training School. According To The Dictionary Of American Biography Snider Would Move "Impetuously About The Stage Checking His Flow Of Eloquence Only To Chide Severely The Late-Comers." To Avoid The Commercialization Of His Work He Published His Writings Himself At His Own Expense Under The Imprint Of His Sigma Publishing Company. He Made Little If Any Money From The More Than Forty Volumes He Published And Often Gave Away Copies To People Attending His Lectures Who Wanted To Read Them. Snider's Earlier Works Many Of Them In Verse Deal With Greece And Rome A Walk In Hellas Homer In Chios Prorsus Retrorsus Agamemnon's Daughter. Between 1877 And 1897 He Produced Nine Volumes Of Commentary On "The Four Literary Bibles Of The Occident"-Shakespeare's Plays Goethe's Faust Homer's Works And Dante's Divine Comedy. Later He Embarked On An Ambitious Series Of Volumes Intended To Comprise A Grand Philosophic Or "Psychologic" System Which Included Works On History Science Psychology And Political Philosophy. Snider Also Wrote Poetry And Two Autobiographical Works A Writer Of Books In His Genesis 1910 And The St. Louis Movement In Philosophy Literature Education Psychology With Chapters Of Autobiography 1920. (Denton J Snider) hardcover
1888First edition. Later boards with original leather spine. 4to. 85 pages, 31 cm. In Hebrew. The title translates to The Holy Robe and the Clothes of Salvation: Treatises and Expositions on Chaim Vidals Etz Hayyim. This book was published following Rav Aaron Ferreras death in 1887 by his son Rabbi Yitzchak Moshe Ferrera (1840-1917) . Rav Ferrera was a respected kabbalist and scholar. He moved to Jerusalem from Salonika and dedicated his life to Torah study. SUBJECTS: Etz Hayyim. OCLC lists 3 copies worldwide (Oxford, UC Berkeley, JTS) . CD 000158166. Ex-library with usual markings. Wear to boards. Small, 2 inch tear on title page. Otherwise Good+ Condition. (HEB-50-20)
1890Diciannove belle foto all'albumina, 1890/1900 circa, cm. 22 x 28 circa. Tutte :
1821rif. 46405364Paris, Chez les principaux libraires, 1821 ; 4 vol. in-8, demi-veau fauve, ornements dorés et à froid, tr. marbr. (Reliure de l’époque) 2 ff., 544 pp. - 2 ff., 435 pp. - 2 ff., 381 pp. - 2 ff., XII pp., 464 pp. - 4 frontispices de Garneray gravés par Rob. De Launay, 4 pl. gravées (musique de Méhul), 1 pl. dépl. (Planisphère des travaux d’Hercule), 6 planches (dont 5 dépl.) de costumes, d’instruments, de coiffures et d’accessoires divers.Quatrième édition, corrigée et augmentée, d’un ouvrage très intéressant qui avait paru pour la première fois chez Barba en 1801, obtint un grand succès et fut réédité en 1803.J. B. Chaussard (Paris 1766 - 1823) avait étudié au collège de Beauvais sous la direction de Dupuis, le célèbre auteur de L’Origine de tous les cultes. Il fut d’abord avocat, puis se mêla des activités révolutionnaires. En 1792 Lebrun l’envoya en Belgique comme commissaire du pouvoir exécutif. De retour en France, il devint théophilanthrope. Personnage de peu d’envergure qui se prenait pour un philosophe, Chaussard ne fut jamais pris au sérieux par les hommes politiques qu’il côtoyait. En 1803, il fut nommé professeur de latin à Rouen, puis à Orléans et Nîmes.Ce livre, son meilleur ouvrage, décrit les divers types de fêtes de l’Antiquité grecque (voir à ce sujet Oberlé. Fastes de Bacchus n°19). Les pp. 271 à 446 du tome 4 donnent les Aventures de Sapho, poëte de Mitylène, un roman traduit de l’italien. En tête du 1er tome, on trouve au avis sarcastique de l’auteur qui dit “On a honoré cet ouvrage de plusieurs critiques ; les unes contenaient des observations, les autres des injures. L’auteur a profité de beaucoup d’observations, et a mis tous ses soins à mériter de nouvelles injures.” Exemplaire bien relié.
rif. 93911931. Album comprenant 117 tirages argentiques d’époque et 54 cartes postales certaines légendées et numérotés dans le négatif.
rif. 242577[Paris], Imprimerie d'Hippolyte Tilliard, s.d. (1824) in-4, [2] ff. n. ch., en feuille.
1778rif. PHO-1269Utrecht, chez J. van Schoonhoven & Comp, 1778 ,in-8 , 4ffnch.-247pp. , broché en papier dominoté époque , titre manuscrit au dos , ex-libris , petit manque au dos , bel exemplaire.
rif. 98322Paris Gueffier et Dabo 1821-1822 7 vol. relié 7 vol. in-8, demi-chevrette noire, dos lisse, décor d'arabesques dorées en long, tranches mouchetées (reliure moderne à fers "romantiques", bien conservée), portrait gravé en frontispice et 63 planches hors-texte (dont 24 inédites). Manque l'Atlas paru en 1799.
rif. 98322Paris Gueffier et Dabo 1821-1822 7 vol. relié 7 vol. in-8, demi-chevrette noire, dos lisse, décor d'arabesques dorées en long, tranches mouchetées (reliure moderne à fers "romantiques", bien conservée), portrait gravé en frontispice et 63 planches hors-texte (dont 24 inédites). Manque l'Atlas paru en 1799.
1789rif. R4A Paris chez De Bure l'ainé, Libraire de Monsieur le Frère du Roi, de la Bibliothèque du Roi & de l'Académie Royale des Inscriptions, 1789, 8 volumes de format 10x17cm, reliés demi-basane, dos lisses ornés et un volume atlas de format oblong 22x33cm, relié demi-veau, dos à nerfs ornés de caissons dorés (reliures de l'époque).