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2002réf. x-3540424989Springer Verlag 2002. Hardcover. New. 578 pages. 9.25x6.50x1.50 inches. Springer Verlag hardcover
1998réf. 1307835PN. New. 1998. Soft Cover. Date is original print. This is a reprint edition . PN paperback
réf. ria9781786308863_inpHardback. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; N/A hardcover
réf. BN376290Alsace Romane Nt 22 Oct 01 1991 Alsace Romane Nt 22 Oct 01 1991 Alsace Romane Nt 22 Oct 01 1991 unknown
2007réf. BN522921Edition DNA 2007. 2007. Tomi Ungerer et New York Tomi Ungerer und New York: Katalog Tomi Ungerer et New York Tomi Ungerer und New York: Katalog Musées de la Ville Strasbourg Tomi Ungerer Bob Cox u. a. Edition DNA unknown
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réf. ria9781848218376_inpHardback. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; The recent introduction of the nano dimension to pyrotechnics has made it possible to develop a new family of highly reactive substances: nanothermites. hardcover
réf. ria9781848216136_inpHardback. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; This book focuses on signal processing algorithms based on the timefrequency domain. Original methods and algorithms are presented which are able to extract information from non-stationary signals such as heart sounds and power electric hardcover
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réf. 16-5024Strasbourg : De l'Impr. de Levrault imprimeur de la préfecture 1806. Folio in loose sheets 44 x 37 cm. 4 18 2 pp. Black stains on several pages. Title page and plates lacking. Half-title serves as title page. OCLC Number :33833663. Strasbourg : De l'Impr. de Levrault, imprimeur de la préfecture, 1806 unknown
réf. BN91953Hochwald : Une forteresse en Alsace Unknown Binding Hochwald : Une forteresse en Alsace Unknown Binding Hochwald : Une forteresse en Alsace Unknown Binding unknown
2008réf. BN634506SOMOGY 2008. 2008. In Papiergewittern 1914-1918 : Die Kriegssammlungen der Bibliotheken In Papiergewittern 1914-1918 : Die Kriegssammlungen der Bibliotheken Christophe Didier und Strasbourg BNU SOMOGY unknown
1493réf. 78776Nürnberg 1493. Originale tresnitt. Med nyere håndkolorering i tidens stil. Folio. Arkenes størrelse : 276 X 406 cm.Folio. Original woodcut. Double page. Recent handcolouring in old style. Size of sheets : 276 X 406 cm. Tysk. Fra Hartmann Schedel : Liber Chronicarum. Utgitt av Anton Koberger i Nürnberg i 1493.“It is one of the best-documented early printed books—an incunabulum —and one of the first to successfully integrate illustrations and text.” Wikipedia.The publisher and printer was Anton Koberger the godfather of Albrecht Dürer who in the year of Dürer's birth in 1471 ceased goldsmithing to become a printer and publisher. He quickly became the most successful publisher in Germany eventually owning 24 printing presses and having many offices in Germany and abroad from Lyon to Budapest. Wikipedia.The large workshop of Michael Wolgemut then Nuremberg's leading artist in various media provided the unprecedented 1809 woodcut illustrations. Wikipedia. Noen småskader i bretten utbedret med syrefri tape.Some small damages to fold restored by acidfree cellotape. unknown
1789réf. 4181Strasbourg: Jean François Le Roux 1789. Folio broadsheet 525 x 432 mm. Double column French text on top and German text below divided into four quadrilaterals by a horizontal thick and thin rule and a vertical woodcut of an ivy-entwined pole woodcut arms of Strasbourg at top. The texts signed “Albert Ex Commission.” Deckle edges formerly folded tiny tear at fold juncture folds slightly browned and darkened on verso. A broadside invitation to the citizens of Strasbourg to share with the Secretariat of the Police Commissariat their views on how best to set up workhouses euphemistically called ateliers as part of the campaign to eliminate beggars. Four months after the storming of the Bastille — echoed a week later in Strasbourg where on July 21st the Hotel de Ville was sacked — the authorities launched a democratic appeal to the citizenry to help them deal with the age-old problem of homelessness and vagrancy. Revolutionary events notwithstanding little had changed in the 25 years since Séguier de Saint-Brisson had published his plea against the prison mentality of the law-and-order establishment. The author of this broadside one Albert a member of an anti-poverty Commission makes the usual clichéd distinction between the “good” poor hard-working or infirm and those professional beggars who are steeped in vice. The plan outlined is firmly one of poorhouses where the arrested homeless are to be imprisoned and enslaved; the commission asks the public simply to help brainstorm their implementation. It had evidently become clear by this time that large-scale poorhouses did not work well and the trend was now toward smaller local establishments. The loyal citizens of Strasbourg and clerics in particular since they have experience in charitable work are asked to advise on the details: where the ateliers should be set up how they should be administered what kind of work should be assigned to the inhabitants and what their relationship should be with existing charitable institutions. I locate no other copies of the broadside but the text was published at the same time in a 6-page quarto pamphlet in the same typeface and with the same woodcut arms; the printer “Johann Franz Le Roux” is identified in its colophon. The copy at the University of Tübingen is digitized. Le Roux printer for the King the Bishopric and the City was 89 years old at the time; he died a few months later cf. the website Maisons de Strasbourg. Not in Garnier Essai de bibliographie charitable which lists 3 pieces relating to Strasbourg from 1803 1836 and 1842 no. 1487-1489. [Jean François Le Roux] unknown
1770réf. 241361770. A Coutances et se vend Paris chez Esnauts & Rapilly s.d. circa 1770. Dimensions vue : 528 x 352 mm passe-partout cadre. Rare et importante vue perspective - en coloris du temps - figurant l'ensemble de la cit. Lgendes et adresse en marge infrieure. Prsente sous cadre baguette dor. Marges lgÂrement oxydes. DiscrÂtes plissures au centre de l'preuve. Encrage de la partie lgende parfois un peu faible. Du reste belle condition. Rare. b42961 unknown
1970réf. 59453Ancienne Douane Strasbourg France: Ancienne Douane Strasbourg. As New. Paperback. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request – – IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - AS NEW THE TEXT BLOCK IS PRISTINE CLEAN UNMARKED AND IN EXCELLENT CONDITION - - Text in French. 316 pp. With 91 ills. 10 col. . 22 x 15 cm. -- with a bonus offer-- . 1970. Ancienne Douane Strasbourg paperback
1996réf. 27989Strasbourg France: SCP Jean Limon - Francois Hirth - Francis Limon. As New. Paperback. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - -- with a bonus offer--; T-LIMON31696; SCP Jean Limon - Francois Hirth - Francis Limon / Strasbourg Livres Anciens - Ventes Aux Encheres - SCP Jean Limon - Francois Hirth - Francis Limon / Strasbourg - 16 March 1996 . 1996. SCP Jean Limon - Francois Hirth - Francis Limon paperback
réf. 51-7337Paris : J. Rothschild 1876. . Large 4to 365 x 280mm. half-title 45 plates after Benjamin Fawcett vignettes and ornamental initials in text contemporary red half-morocco original wrappers bound in edges uncut.“Beau volume assez rare qui d’après Souhart n’aurait été tiré qu’à 300 ex.” Thiébaud 538 - Souhart 277.Édition originale de ce rare ouvrage qui n’aurait été tiré selon Souhart qu’à 300 exemplaires composé par le photographe et naturaliste Henri de La Blanchère 1821-1880.L’illustration comporte plusieurs vignettes en noir et en bistre gravées sur bois ainsi que 45 superbes planches d’oiseaux en chromotypographie en couleurs. .LITERATURE:.Nissen IVB 109; Ronsil 1574; Souhart 277; Schwerdt 1:294; Thiébaud 538.; OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:7391892940.PROVENANCE; Bookplate of H. Gallice: Henri Gallice was a third-generation owner and director of Champagne Perrier-Jouët stepping into leadership after tis uncle Charles Perrier passed away in 1878. While Henri managed the winery operations in Épernay Octave his brother spent time in Paris where he was heavily involved in the Belle Époque art.The H. Gallice bookplate dates to the fin de siècle. It is a design in the Art Nouveau or Liberty style .Second bookplate of Marcel Jeanson born June 2 1885 in Paris; died May 6 1942 in Paris was a French industrialist and passionate collector of hunting literature.Alongside his professional activities he was a dedicated bibliophile and built one of the most important private hunting libraries in France.Expertise by : Gaëlle CAMBON. Paris : J. Rothschild, 1876. unknown
réf. 6927Complete set of 20 original albumen photographs image sizes: 170 x 250 mm. & 230 x 190 mm. by Charles David Winter mounted on card boards 440 x 350 mm. Folio orig. portfolio with large printed title pasted on upper cover cloth spine a little worn some rubbing to boards orig. cloth ties. Strasbourg: Winter Fassoli 1870. A fine set of this extremely rare portfolio of 20 albumen photographs by the Strasbourg photographer Charles David Winter 1821-1904. These photographs reveal the devastation that took place during the siege of Strasbourg in August and September 1870 by Germany in the Franco-Prussian War. This siege was the first example of “total war” a new kind of warfare with indiscriminate violence. Winter began his career as a lithographer but later turned to photography and opened his own daguerreotype studio in 1848. By 1852 he was making salted paper prints and using the collodion process. Winter made portraits landscapes and studies of sculptures. The photographs in this album were made in October 1870 under the supervision of the German engineer Major Albrecht. “Winter’s greatest accomplishments however are his photographs documenting the urban transformation of Strasbourg in the second half of the nineteenth century including the building and demolition in the city center 1855-1880 the construction of a railroad bridge over the Rhine 1858-61 and the restoration of the Cathedral in 1857-59. Striking for both their large size and their fine detail his photographs revealed the formal beauty in new forms of architecture and engineering. Winter also recorded in wrenching detail the devastating destruction of Strasbourg following the Franco-Prussian war of 1870.”–Sarah Kennel in John Hannavy ed. Encyclopedia of Nineteenth-Century Photography p. 1501. “In contrast to Germany’s triumphal framing of Strasbourg’s damaged cityscape Charles Winter one of France’s most eminent nineteenth-century photographers provided an alternative Alsatian perspective on the disfigured city in his album of the Siege of Strasbourg the present work. The album’s photographs silent witnesses to Strasbourg’s devastation offered a dark premonition of the total wars to envelop Europe in the twentieth century.”–Dunlop Cartophilia p. 172. Apart from some dustiness to the covers and boards a fine and complete set of photographs with strong tonality. The boards are a little foxed. unknown
réf. 92376Strasbourg 1735. . Watercolour map on thick paper the title on a flap. Dimensions: 540 x 1017 mm. Mounted. Large manuscript plan of Strasbourg - a unique item with fine colours very unusual. The map dating from 1753 depicts a plan of the French city with the river Rhine running through it alongside that of the German city of Kehl and markings of nearby castles. It pays tribute to Strasbourg as a historical city showing the old quarters as well as the medieval fortification wall built in 1412. The map also contains a depiction of the Vauban citadel built between the city and the Rhine in 1681 and designed by one of France's most famous military engineers. Kehl depicted on the map is equally an example of Vauban's work. The city in its entirety is said to have been designed by him in 1683 following the French take-over in 1678. Kehl was first joined to Strasbourg in 1338 by the bridge seen on the map although this has since been replaced and stands as a monument to the changing relationship between France and Germany. It is even said that on one of the small islands between Strasbourg and Kehl Marie Antoinette was officially handed over to France by Austria in 1770. Such maps of Strasbourg are rare. We could trace only a similar very detailed map in Strasbourg's public library showing to the west a scene of the local justice and to the east the castle of Kehl BNS m. caret 10. 686. Strasbourg, 1735. unknown
1483réf. 372162Strasbourg: Johann Grüninger 1483. Fifth 'Fontibus ex Graecis' edition. 678 ff. Collation: A-ZAA-DD⸠FF⸠EE⸠GG-IIkkLL-PP⸠14-18⸠19¹²; a-long ss-v⸠uâ´ x⸠1-89-13¹Ⱐ14-17⸠18¹Ⱐ19¹². Signatures 14-19 Interpretationes hebraicorum nominorum & Nominorum hebraicorum printed in both volumes; signatures EE and FF in Vol. I bound in reverse; 2 leaves in signature 18 in Vol. II duplicated. Complete. Text in two columns 45 lines per page. 37-line capital in purple green and yellow on leaf A2 many initials completed in red ink Vol. I rubricated throughout in red. Manuscript title to Vol. I initial blank and table of contents to Vol. II initial blank Vol. II has early ink numbering in top corners. 2 vols. Chancery folio. Contemporary blind-stamped calf over wooden boards early vellum reback to Vol. I twentieth-century plain brown calf reback to Vol. II brass catches to fore-edges clasps lacking manuscript title "prima pars biblie" to bottom edge of Vol. I text block. Front board of Vol. I detached its spine mostly perished front catches of Vol. II lacking minor worming to pastedowns of Vol. I endpapers of Vol. II renewed. Minor worming to margins of first and final few leaves occasional light soiling and faint staining mostly confined to margins clean tear to foot of leaf 11⸠extending into three lines of text block without loss small hole to leaf 14-6 Vol. II with loss to a word upper inside corner of final leaf torn away with loss missing text supplied in manuscript in an early hand. Worn and crudely repaired but a complete copy in a mostly contemporary binding and with good margins. Fifth 'Fontibus ex Graecis' edition. 678 ff. Collation: A-ZAA-DD⸠FF⸠EE⸠GG-IIkkLL-PP⸠14-18⸠19¹²; a-long ss-v⸠uâ´ x⸠1-89-13¹Ⱐ14-17⸠18¹Ⱐ19¹². Signatures 14-19 Interpretationes hebraicorum nominorum & Nominorum hebraicorum printed in both volumes; signatures EE and FF in Vol. I bound in reverse; 2 leaves in signature 18 in Vol. II duplicated. Complete. Text in two columns 45 lines per page. 37-line capital in purple green and yellow on leaf A2 many initials completed in red ink Vol. I rubricated throughout in red. Manuscript title to Vol. I initial blank and table of contents to Vol. II initial blank Vol. II has early ink numbering in top corners. 2 vols. Chancery folio. The colophon dated but without publisher or place notes this as a Fontibus ex Graecis Bible: part of "a series of corrected Latin Bibles which claim for themselves-apparently with justice-a superiority above all contemporary editions. They are known as the 'Fontibus ex Graecis' editions from the opening words of the Latin distichs found in them. Masch enumerates ten genuine 'Fontibus ex Graecis' editions the other nine bearing the dates 1479 1481 1482 1483 1485 1486 2 editions 1487 and 1489-all without name of printer or place" Darlow & Moule. A unique copy with the indexes of Hebrew names appearing twice at the end of each volume. ISTC ib00577000; Goff B-577; GW 4242; Darlow & Moule II pp. 911-912 note following 6083. Provenance: General Theological Seminary Copinger Collection gift of Cornelius Vanderbilt and Dean Augustus Hoffman bookplates and blindstamps Johann Grüninger] unknown
