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réf. 17223Paris, André Knapen, 1755. In-folio dérelié de 9 pp.[C30]
1982réf. 5401Washington DC 1982. About very good. Lithographic poster 34 x 22.75 inches printed on cheap paper. A few small chips and closed tears to edges old folds some light creasing. A striking poster advertising a "Mass Protest" in Washington D.C. in support of El Salvador and "against the Reagan Policy of Oppression at Home and Intervention in the Third World!" The poster is decorated by illustrations of about two dozen helicopters at top but is otherwise comprised of text in variously-sized fonts. The poster was issued by the March 27 Coalition whose sixteen member organizations are listed at the bottom left corner of the poster and include the American Indian Movement Black Veterans for Social Justice People's Anti-War Mobilization Puerto Rico Solidarity Committee Women's Pentagon Action and many others. According to a contemporary article in The Washington Post the protest drew an estimated 23000 demonstrators assembled to protest U.S. policy in El Salvador on the eve of elections in that country. The demonstrators accused the Reagan Administration of supporting a "civilian-military junta in El Salvador that is locked in a war against leftist insurgents." The present poster is a call to action for the protest but also calls for the U.S. to support jobs "human needs" and "Self Determination for the People of Central America and all Oppressed Nations -- No More Vietnam Wars!" The poster also calls for unity against "the Reagan Policy of Oppression at Home and Intervention in the Third World" as well as a call for "No to the Draft! No to Racism! and No to Sexism!" OCLC reports a single record of an El Salvador protest poster from San Francisco in 1981 and a handful of examples of protest posters for El Salvador from later in the 1980s but we could not locate any other copies of this 1982 protest poster. unknown books
1982réf. 5401Washington DC 1982. About very good. Lithographic poster 34 x 22.75 inches printed on cheap paper. A few small chips and closed tears to edges old folds some light creasing. A striking poster advertising a "Mass Protest" in Washington D.C. in support of El Salvador and "against the Reagan Policy of Oppression at Home and Intervention in the Third World!" The poster is decorated by illustrations of about two dozen helicopters at top but is otherwise comprised of text in variously-sized fonts. The poster was issued by the March 27 Coalition whose sixteen member organizations are listed at the bottom left corner of the poster and include the American Indian Movement Black Veterans for Social Justice People's Anti-War Mobilization Puerto Rico Solidarity Committee Women's Pentagon Action and many others. According to a contemporary article in The Washington Post the protest drew an estimated 23000 demonstrators assembled to protest U.S. policy in El Salvador on the eve of elections in that country. The demonstrators accused the Reagan Administration of supporting a "civilian-military junta in El Salvador that is locked in a war against leftist insurgents." The present poster is a call to action for the protest but also calls for the U.S. to support jobs "human needs" and "Self Determination for the People of Central America and all Oppressed Nations -- No More Vietnam Wars!" The poster also calls for unity against "the Reagan Policy of Oppression at Home and Intervention in the Third World" as well as a call for "No to the Draft! No to Racism! and No to Sexism!" OCLC reports a single record of an El Salvador protest poster from San Francisco in 1981 and a handful of examples of protest posters for El Salvador from later in the 1980s but we could not locate any other copies of this 1982 protest poster. unknown
1762réf. 26181Boston: Fowle and Draper 1762. Very Good-. Boston: Fowle and Draper 1762. First Edition. Slim octavo; 19th century glazed boards gilt calf spine label later endpapers; 1236pp. A4 B-F4 collated and presumed complete; decorative head- and tail-pieces. Boards scuffed at extremities with exposure at corners spine partly perished some soil to rear board and textblock else a Good or better internally sound copy. Two sermons issued together with separate title pages and pagination but continuous collation attributed to Edmund March ca. 1704-1791. Quite uncommon none in the trade as of April 2023; last seen in the auction record in 1917. ESTC W14481; EVANS 9168 & 9169; SABIN 28443. Fowle and Draper unknown books
1779in folio, pp. 143, bella rileg. mod. m. perg. e carta dec. ai piatti con recupero di materiale antico. Front. con veduta di Pesaro inc. in rame. Con xilogr. n.t. raff. monete e una veduta. L'A. fu letterato e grande erudito originario di Pesaro (1708-1789), di cui si conosce una vasta produzione di opere e operette di interesse locale: questo titolo è uno dei più rari e ricercati. Raro. Manca a Coleti. Lozzi 2523. [236]
1779in-4, pp. 28, leg. mod. eseguita con carta dec. antica. Fregio xilogr. al front. e iniziale. Lozzi 3528: "Raro". Bell'esempl. su carta forte. [113]
réf. 10109Manuscrit, XVIIIe siècle, petit in-4. 3ff. blancs-412pp. Basane brune dos à nerfs orné, titre doré, tomé II. Coiffe sup. arasée, épidermure sur les plats, ors partiellement effacés. Ex-libris manuscrit en tête de la première page "Baret d'Auriolle". Mention manuscrite sur la première garde : "Commencé le 2 janvier 1783".
1937réf. 28278New York: The Red Star News Company 1937. Edge wear with tiny tears pencil marks to upper cover a very good to nearly fine copy. 28278. Octavo single issue cover by Pyles pictorial wrappers. Pulp magazine. Includes "Round Trip to the Cemetery" by Cornell Woolrich apparently uncollected. Also fiction by Steve Fisher Oscar Schisgall Wyatt Blassingame and others. "Detective Fiction Weekly maintained a strong personality in a crowded field through a rigid weekly publication schedule for two decades. It is greatly underrated today" - Cook Mystery Detective and Espionage Magazine pp. 135-137. The Red Star News Company unknown
1939réf. 28279New York: The Red Star News Company 1939. Mild wear to lower edge reading crease a nearly fine copy. 28279. Octavo single issue pictorial wrappers. Pulp magazine. Includes "Those Who Kill" by Cornell Woolrich this story was later expanded into THE PHANTOM LADY and "The Charitable Countess" by Leslie Charteris with the "Saint". "Detective Fiction Weekly maintained a strong personality in a crowded field through a rigid weekly publication schedule for two decades. It is greatly underrated today" - Cook Mystery Detective and Espionage Magazine pp. 135-137. The Red Star News Company unknown
1938réf. 35075New York: The Frank A. Munsey Company 1938. Tanning to text paper mild edge wear with tiny tears mild creases a very good to nearly fine copy. 35075. Octavo single issue pictorial wrappers. Pulp magazine. "Hot Towel" by Cornell Woolrich. Fiction by Richard Sale Paul Ernst Norbert Davis and others. Reference: Cook Mystery Detective and Espionage Magazines pp. 194-196. The Frank A. Munsey Company unknown
1789Fermo, dai torchi dell’autore (Giuseppe Colucci), 1789, due volumi in-4° (cm. 35 x 23) cartonato muto recente, pp. 167 con due grandi vignette animate incise in rame, due capolettere figurati incisi e alcuni finalini xilografici. Stralcio da “Antichità picene” dell’Abate Giuseppe Colucci, Tomo V. In eccellente stato di conservazione.
1785réf. SHL-29Aux adresses successives : Londres ; et se trouve à Paris, rue d'Anjou-Dauphine, n° 6. 1785- [1786] ; Londres ; et se trouve à Paris, rue et hôtel Serpente. 1787 [-1790], 64 volumes in- 8 dont 2 de tables (des 46 premiers vols.), tomés I & II à la suite du vol. 62 (1790), Brunet indique que ce sont les tomes LXVI-LXVII de la collection, sur les 72 prévus par les éditeurs et décrits par les bibliographes, pour autant collection très rare complète « Cette collection était devenue rare, et quoiqu’elle ne fut pas terminée…[elle était recherchée…] avant celles qu’ont publiées MM. Petitot et Michaud », demi-basane brune à petits coins, dos à nerfs orné de filets doublés dorés, pièces de titre et de tomaison de maroquin citron et vert, papier à la colle ocre aux plats, tranches bleues : - Faux-titre ; au dos duquel sont imprimés les conditions de la souscription et les adresses successives du libraire Cuchet «…rue d'Anjou, la seconde porte cochère à gauche, en entrant par la rue Dauphine…puis… rue et hôtel Serpente » ; et page de titre à tous les volumes. - T. I-II : Mémoires de Joinville ou Historie de S. Louis, avec les dissertations de Ducange ; cxxiv – 371 / 467 pp. - T. III-V : Extraits des manuscrits Arabes sur l’expédition de S. Louis - Mémoires de Du Guesclin. - Mémoires de Christine de Pisan - Mémoires de Pierre de Fenin ; 3 ff. n.c. – 451 / 3 ff. n.c. – 477 / 3 ff. n.c. – 556 pp. - T. VI : Mémoires de Boucicaut ; 3 ff. n.c. – xvi – 476 pp., accroc et fente au dos. - T. VII : Mémoires de la Pucelle d'Orléans - du connétable de Richemont ARTUS III Duc de Bretagne par G. Gruel - de Florent d'Illiers, par D. Godefroy ; 3 ff. n.c. – 467 pp. - T. VIII-IX : Mémoires d'Olivier de La Marche. - Mémoires de Du Clercq ; xiv – 422 / 3 ff. n.c. – v– 541 pp. - T. X-XII : Mémoires de Philippe de Comines ; xvi – UN TABLEAU DEPLIANT H.T. « Généalogie de la Maison de Philippe de Comines » - 494 / 3 ff. n.c. – 560 / 525 pp., accidents aux plats du T. XII et mouillures claires. - T. XIII : Mémoires de Jean de Troyes autrement dits LA CHRONIQUE SCANDALEUSE ; xv – 476 pp. - T. XIV-XV : Mémoires de Guillaume de Villeneuve – Ceux de La Trémoille par Jean Bouchet – Ceux de Bayard, par le Loyal Serviteur ; viii – 436 / 3 ff. n.c. – 474 pp., légers accidents aux plats du T. XIV, mouillures claires assez fortes à ce même vol. - T. XVI : Mémoires de Fleuranges. - Mémoires de Louise de Savoie ; xi – 438 pp. - T. XVII-XXI : Mémoires de M. et G. Du Bellay ; xxviii – 510 / 3 ff. n.c. – 412 pp. / 3 ff. n.c. – 475 pp. / 3 ff. n.c. – 517 pp. / 3 ff. n.c. _ 364 pp. - T. XXII-XXVI : Mémoires de Blaise de Montluc ; xxx – 454 / 2 ff. n.c. – 460 pp. / 3 ff. n.c. – 498 pp. / 3 ff. n.c. – 468 pp., dos fendu au T. 23. - T. XXVI-XXVII : Suite et fin des Mémoires de Blaise de Montluc - Mémoires de Gaspard de Saulx, Maréchal de Tavannes ; 3 ff. n.c. – 170 – 1 f. n ;c. « Errata » - xxxvii – 237 / 3 ff. n.c. – 510 pp. - T. XXVIII-XXXII : Suite et fin des Mémoires de Gaspard de Saulx, Maréchal de Tavannes - Mémoires de Vieilleville par Vinc. Carloix ; 3 ff. n.c. – 435 / 3 ff. n.c. – 438 / 3 ff. n.c. – 463 / 3 ff. n.c. – 476 pp. / 3 ff. n.c. – 426 pp., rousseurs aux T. 28/29. - T. XXXIII-XXXVI : Suite et fin des Mémoires de Vieilleville - Mémoires de Boivin Du Villars ; 3 ff. n.c. – 490 pp. / 3 ff. n.c. – 487 / 3 ff. n.c. – 488 / 3 ff. n.c. – 458 pp. - T. XXXVII-XXXVIII : Suite et fin des Mémoires de Boivin Du Villars - Mémoires de François de Rabutin ; 3 ff. n.c. – 434 / 3 ff. n.c. – 504 pp. - T. XXXIX-XL : Suite et fin des Mémoires de François de Rabutin - Mémoires de Bertrand de Salignac seigneur de Lamothe-Fenelon - - de Gaspard de Coligny - de M. de La Chastre - de Guillaume de Rochechouart ; / 3 ff. n.c. – 422 pp. - T. XLI-XLVI : Mémoires de Jean de Mergey - de Michel de Castelnau (du T. 41 au 46) - d’Achille Gamon - de Jean Philippi ; 3 ff. n.c. – 500 / 3 ff. n.c. – 483 / 3 ff. n.c. – 521 / 3 ff. n.c. – 481 / 3 ff. n.c. – 411 / 3 ff. n.c. – 458 pp. - T. XLVII-XLIX : Mémoires de Fr. seigneur de La Noue - de H. de La Tour d'Auvergne, vicomte de Turenne et depuis Duc de Bouillon – de Guillaume de Saulx seigneur de Tavannes ; 4 ff. n.c. – 460 / 3 ff. n.c. – 438 / 3 ff. n.c. – 480 pp. - T. L-LII : Mémoires de messire Philippe Hurault Comte de Cheverny – de Marguerite de Valois reine de France et de Navarre ; 3 ff. n.c. – 484 / 3 ff. n.c. – 470 / 3 ff. n.c. – 372 pp. - T. LIII-LIV : Mémoires de Jacques-Auguste De Thou – de Mathieu de Merle Baron de Salavas, de Jean Choisnin secrétaire de Monluc et conseiller du roi ; 3 ff. n.c. – 421 / 3 ff. n.c. – 448 pp. - T. LV-LX : Mémoires de Victor Palma Cayet ou chronologie novenaire ; 3 ff. n.c. – 470 / 4 ff. n.c. – 488 / 4 ff. n.c. – 506 / 4 ff. n.c. – 535 / 4 ff. n.c. – 541 / 4 ff. n.c. – 478 pp. - T. LXI-LXII : Mémoires de Messire Jacque Pape, seigneur de Saint-Auban – Mémoires d’ETAT du Sieur de Villeroy - de Charles de Valois, Duc D'Angoulême ; 3 ff. n.c. – 440 / 3 ff. n.c. – 428 pp. Tous les mémoires de cet ensemble, publiés entre 1785 et 1790, sont complets, ils sont suivis de : - T. I & II : Table Générale des matières de la Collection universelle des mémoires particuliers relatifs à l’Histoire de France...[pour les tomes I à XLVI] ; 3 ff. n.c. – 390 / 3 ff. n.c. – 470 pp. Durant l’année 1790, l’engagement du libraire-imprimeur Gaspard-Joseph Cuchet (et des contributeurs) dans les évènements de la révolution française ralentit voire compromet la poursuite de cette vaste entreprise éditoriale. Selon J.C. Brunet : « Les tom[es] LXIII, LXIV, LXV et LXVIII à LXX [63 à 65 & 68 à 70] sont les 6 prem. Vol. de Brantôme ; les tomes LXXI et LXXII [71 & 72] sont les deux premiers de la Chronologie Septenaire [P. V. Palmat Cayet, 1606, XVIIe s.] ; et les tomes LXVI et LXVII [66 & 67] contiennent les tables des 42 premiers tomes [46]. Il est très difficile de compléter les exemplaires auxquels il manque les tomes LXIII-LXV, et les 2 vol. de tables. » Brunet I, 150 – Barbier I, 634 - Catalogue.bnf.fr 64 volumes en reliure uniforme sans discontinuité (1 à 62 & 2vol. de tables, tomés 1&2). Défauts d’usage pour ces volumes : frottements, acrrocs aux coiffes et aux coins, fentes & fendillement aux mors, mais l’ensemble reste agréable à la vue, plus encore à la consultation, très peu de rousseurs, quelques brunissures, deux volumes plus fortement affectés par une mouillure.
réf. 6418"Transcrite à Guéret", 1785 ; in-folio. 1er titre- XIVpp. (table sur feuillets bleus)- 2d titre- 644pp. Demi-veau brun, dos lisse orné, tranches rouges. Fottements au dos. Cachet humide de l'époque : "E.A. Berger avocat".
réf. 224138Paris, Jouaust et Sigaux, s.d. (1888) in-8, 44 pp., un blason dans le texte, broché sous couverture d'attente de papier marbré.
1871réf. 61643Boston: Roberts Brothers 1871. First edition. Illustrated. 5-128 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Green cloth stamped in gilt. Some spotting along front edge of boards else Near Fine. First edition. Illustrated. 5-128 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Wright 536. Wright 536 Roberts Brothers hardcover
1982réf. 29416Binhampton NY: Stuart David Schiff 1982. A fine copy unread. 29416. Octavo single issue cloth. Of 276 hardbound copies this is one of 250 numbered copies signed by Ramsey Campbell and publisher Stuart Schiff. The Ramsey Campbell issue. Contributors include Campbell Ray Russell Michael Shea William F. Nolan Gerald W. Page Karl Edward Wagner and others. Stuart David Schiff unknown
[In Macerata, appresso Agostino Grisei, 1648], in-8 piccolo, pp. da [3] a 91, [3]. Modesto esemplare, privo di legatura e mancante del frontespizio. Opera comunque molto rara, censita in un solo esemplare in ICCU (alla Biblioteca comunale Francesco Antolisei di San Severino Marche).
1943réf. 491801943 Sans lieu ni nom (Bellegarde, Imprimerie SADAG), 1943, in 4 broché, douze feuillets non chiffrés ; couverture illustrée (fanée).
réf. 201902521Paris, s.e., 1904 ; in-8, 42 pp., br. Broché en très bon état- LUNDI 25 JANVIER et jours suivants.
1941réf. 33897Chicago: Ziff-Davis Publishing Company 1941. Mild darkening to text paper reading crease several tiny edge tears a very good copy. 33897. Octavo single issue cover by J. Allen St. John pictorial wrappers. Pulp magazine. Feature story a John Carter of Mars adventure "The City of Mummies" by Edgar Rice Burroughs. This story is this first part of LLANA OF GATHOL. Also stories by Manly Wade Wellman John Beynon and others. Reference: Heins p. 130. Tymm and Ashley Science Fiction Fantasy and Weird Fiction Magazines pp. 14-49. Ziff-Davis Publishing Company unknown
1941réf. 26199Chicago: Ziff-Davis Publishing Company 1941. Mild wear to lower front edge red tape to lower left front cover small tear to mid-left at edge a very good to nearly fine copy. 26199. Octavo single issue cover by J. Allen St. John pictorial wrappers. Pulp magazine. Feature story a John Carter of Mars adventure "The City of Mummies" by Edgar Rice Burroughs. This story is this first part of LLANA OF GATHOL. Also stories by Manly Wade Wellman John Beynon and others. Reference: Heins p. 130. Tymm and Ashley Science Fiction Fantasy and Weird Fiction Magazines pp. 14-49. Ziff-Davis Publishing Company unknown
1942réf. 26289Chicago: Ziff-Davis Publishing Company 1942. Mild edge wear thin strip of red tape at lower left edge small piece of clear tape at lower right front corner a very good to nearly fine copy. 26289. Octavo single issue cover by Robert Fuqua pictorial wrappers. Pulp magazine. Feature story "Men of the Bronze Age" by Edgar Rice Burroughs. This story is the second part of SAVAGE PELLUCIDAR. Also fiction by Manly Wade Wellman Edmond Hamilton and others. Heins p. 142. Tymm and Ashley Science Fiction Fantasy and Weird Fiction Magazines pp. 14-49. Ziff-Davis Publishing Company unknown
1941réf. 23995Chicago: Ziff-Davis Publishing Company 1941. Bottom edge and right front edge trimmed a nearly fine copy. 23995. Octavo single issue cover by J. Allen St. John pictorial wrappers. Pulp magazine. Feature story a John Carter of Mars adventure "The City of Mummies" by Edgar Rice Burroughs. This story is this first part of LLANA OF GATHOL. Also stories by Manly Wade Wellman John Beynon and others. Reference: Heins p. 130. Tymm and Ashley Science Fiction Fantasy and Weird Fiction Magazines pp. 14-49. Ziff-Davis Publishing Company unknown
1941réf. 23994Chicago: Ziff-Davis Publishing Company 1941. Some tiny tears along lower front edge reading crease a nearly fine copy. 23994. Octavo single issue cover by J. Allen St. John pictorial wrappers. Pulp magazine. Feature story a John Carter of Mars adventure "The City of Mummies" by Edgar Rice Burroughs. This story is this first part of LLANA OF GATHOL. Also stories by Manly Wade Wellman John Beynon and others. Reference: Heins p. 130. Tymm and Ashley Science Fiction Fantasy and Weird Fiction Magazines pp. 14-49. Ziff-Davis Publishing Company unknown
1932réf. 35043New York: The Frank A. Munsey Company 1932. Tanning to text paper small tears to right edge creases wear to spine with some fraying and loss a very good copy. 35043. Octavo single issue cover by Paul Stahr pictorial wrappers. Pulp Magazine. Part one and cover of "Tarzan and the City of Gold" by Edgar Rice Burroughs. Also fiction by J. Allan Dunn Murrya Leinster and others. Also includes a bio article by Edgar Rice Burroughs. The Frank A. Munsey Company unknown