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[MANUSCRIT] MADAME LA DUCHESSE DE BERRY - sa vie - le soulèvement dans la Vendée - son arrestation - sa captivité - sa mort - ses obsèques suivis d'une notice sur Deutz, par V. BONHIOL - Aout 1870

1870Best.-Nr. 24646Paris 1870 -in-8 demi chagrin un Manuscrit ORIGINAL relié, reliure demi-chagrin violet in-octavo (binding half shagreen in-octavo), RELIURE D'ÉPOQUE, dos à nerfs (spine with raised bands)(dos insolé), décoré "or" et à froid (gilt and blind stamping decoration), titre frappé "or", entre-nerfs à fleurons fleur de Lys "or", filet à froid de part et d'autre des nerfs, papier marbré marron foncé, marron clair et rouge aux plats, tête lisse dorée (gilt top edge), gouttière et tranche de queue non-rognées, Ex-Libris gravé en noir par Dan Lailler sur papier blanc collé au dos du 1er plat : aux armes de RICHELOT [de la Bibliothèque de René RICHELOT (1895-1969), un des derniers Grands Bibliophiles Bretons, ancien président de la Société archéologique d'Ille et Vilaine ], extrait découpé du catalogue de la Librairie Durand-Noël collé au dessus de l'Ex-Libris aprés l'achat de celui-ci, Texte Autographe Manuscrit à l'encre brune par V. BONHIOL (tampon de V. Bonhiol, Paris en bleu en bas du titre + Préface signée V.B.), Manuscrit orné d'une photographie albuminée en noir : Portrait de Mme la Duchesse de Berry en frontispice + 2 Photographies albuminées en noir "Portrait de Mme la Duchesse de Berry" différentes en hors-texte (dont une à la fin de sa vie) + 2 dessins originaux à la plume en noir à l'encre de chine ( dessin du Chateau de la Pénissière + dessin avec Femmes en costume d'époque lisant l'affiche "ETAT DE SIEGE" devant l'entrée du Château des Ducs de Nantes) + une grande planche hors-texte dépliante : "Intérieur et plan de la mansarde ou S.A.R. la Duchesse de Berry à été arrêtée"d'aprés un dessin de PLOUAYS DE CHANTELOU, lithographié en noir par Charpentier à Nantes + un Fac-Similé de lettre Autographe de Marie-Caroline Duchesse de Berry à Mr Meyer consul de Naples à Bordeaux, fait à Paris en Aout 1870,

Scherieble, Joseph F; W S Berry, et al, photogBiblio.com

Livingston Montana and Yellowstone Photo Album

Best.-Nr. 5845Livingston Montana Yellowstone National Park and other locales 1916-1918. Oblong 4to 7.5" x 11.25" flexible brown leather with embossed landscape scene on front cover cord ties at spine. 167 photographs mostly silver prints approx. 2.5" x 2" to 6" x 8" 7 images hand-tinted 2 photos laid-in; 2 photos dated 1916 in pencil in image another photo inscribed in ink "Bayonet Practice Camp Lewis 1918." Front paste-down inscription in white ink reading: "Joseph F. Scherieble Livingston Mont." Scherieble's ownership label on front paste-down as well. Some images captioned in white ink on the mount; a few photos with white ink borders. An appealing album of 167 photos documenting the Livingston Montana scene and Yellowstone National Park as well as Wrangel Island Alaska; Petersburg Alaska; Seattle and Tacoma including photos taken at Camp Lewis a World War I training camp in Tacoma. Compiled by Joseph F. Scherieble 1895-1953 this album mainly consists of photos he apparently took himself on various outings and occasions. Included here are many lovely shots of wildlife in the region including white tailed deer antelope elk buffalo big horn sheep and bear. Also featured are fine images of landmarks in Yellowstone and the surrounding area including Tower Falls Grasshopper Glacier in Park County Montana "Lava Arch" Roosevelt Arch in Gardiner Hymen Terrace "Scenes on Emigrant Gulch" Yellowstone Falls Tower Falls Corwin Hot Springs Mt. Baldy Old Faithful and Old Faithful Camp moody views of the Yellowstone River at night and so forth. The subjects of the photos taken in Livingston include a train station a steam shovel the bridge across the Yellowstone River local characters friends and family. A few images show Scherieble and a group of men hunting. Several photos included here were taken by commercial photographers whose names and inventory numbers in the negative have been obliterated-apparently an attempt by Schereible to 'integrate' them. In one instance the name of Yellowstone photographer W. S. Berry can still be made out and a few other images included here were likely taken by him as well. Concluding the album are a number of images of west coast subjects all evidently taken when Schereible traveled that way to train at Camp Lewis. These include photos of Ballard Bridge in Seattle; Point Defiance Park Tacoma etc. as well as views taken at Wrangel Island and Petersburg Alaska. These shots are followed by forty-six images documenting Scherieble's time at Camp Lewis. Scherieble was evidently a graduate of Gonzaga University and had family in the Pacific Northwest. CONDITION: Very good minor wear to covers color-tinted photos faded occasional minor wear to photos discoloration to a few images. Livingston, Montana, Yellowstone National Park, and other locales, 1916-1918 unknown