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1795Best.-Nr. 21642Lorient 1795 1 feuillet avec en-tête préimprimé en noir : Liberté Egalité Fraternité et orné en tête d'une grande vignette en noir (avec symboles révolutionnaires : l'Oeil, la balance, les lauriers, les cornes d'abondances et le bonnet Phrygien avec imprimé en haut "département du Morbihan"), manuscrit à l'encre brune sur papier vergé bleuté ligné filigrané, format 20 centimètres de large par 31,5 centimètres de haut, Lettre écrite à LORIENT, e 17 nivose An 3 (6 janvier 1795) de la République Française, une et indivisible, signature manuscrite de PHILIPPE-ALEXIS-LAURENT HENRY, Chef de Division, Commandant des Armes au port de LORIENT,
1795Best.-Nr. 21640Lorient 1795 1 feuillet avec en-tête préimprimé en noir : Liberté Egalité Fraternité et orné d'une vignette en noir (avec symboles révolutionnaires : faisceaux d'Armes et bonnet Phrygien et marianne avec imprimé en bas "république Française"), manuscrit à l'encre brune sur papier vergé bleuté ligné filigrané, format 20 centimètres de large par 31 centimètres de haut, Lettre écrite à LORIENT, le 27 Messidor An 3 (15 juillet 1795) de la République Française, signature manuscrite de PHILIPPE-ALEXIS-LAURENT HENRY, Chef de Division, Commandant des Armes au port de LORIENT et de Mr BIVAUX secrétaire du Bureau de l'Etat Major Général de la Marine de Lorient
1796Best.-Nr. 21091Lorient 1796 1 feuillet avec en-tête préimprimé en noir : Liberté Egalité Fraternité et orné d'une vignette en noir (avec symboles révolutionnaires : faisceaux d'Armes et bonnet Phrygien et marianne avec imprimé en bas "république Française", manuscrit à l'encre brune sur papier vergé ligné filigrané, format 21,5 centimètres de large par 33,5 centimètres de haut, Lettre écrite à LORIENT, le 20 floreal, An 4 (1796), de la République Française, signature manuscrite de PHILIPPE-ALEXIS-LAURENT HENRY, Chef de Division, Commandant des Armes au port de LORIENT et de Mr BIVAUX secrétaire du Bureau de l'Etat Major Général de la Marine de Lorient,
Best.-Nr. Bloomsbury-9780761863267University Press of America. Hardback. New. 138 pages University Press of America hardcover
Best.-Nr. Bloomsbury-9780761863267University Press of America. Hardback. New. 138 pages University Press of America hardcover
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1816Best.-Nr. 185242London.: Thomson. 1816. Engraved map with full handcolour 50.5 x 59.7 cms ; 53.9 x 73.8 cms sheet central fold a few minor edge tears one intruding into the top border the map unscathed marginal edgewear two corners with some loss but the map in very good crisp condition. An elegant map with great detail prepared for John Thomson's influential "New General Atlas" 1814-1821. Showing India from 20 degrees to 7 degrees north of the equator and includes the northern half of Ceylon with territorial interests attractively coloured. . Thomson. unknown
1940Best.-Nr. 211089Bombay.: Joshi & Co. circa1940. Colour lithographic map 66 x 50 cms; 81.x 68.5 cms sheet two inset maps and on the verso a full sheet "Relief Map of India" original folds with fold splits archivally strengthened several city names have been neatly underlined “Agartala” inked in the margin overall in good condition. Scarce Bombay-published map of the pre-Partition Indian sub-continent with two small inset maps one showing roads around Karachi and the other Burma. Through Routes Other Main Roads and Motorable Roads Subject to Weather are marked. The "Relief Map of India" on the verso includes Railway Lines Canals Steamer Routes Rivers Air Routes Navigable Canals and Broadcasting Stations. . Joshi & Co. unknown
1910Best.-Nr. 175858Calcutta.: E. I. R. Press. circa1910. Folding engraved map 33.5 x 73.5 cm river systems in blue attractively bursting the borders of the map inset map of the network into Calcutta legend noting stations lines under construction and foreign railways; original folds two small fold splits with no loss slight overall toning more noticeable at the folds in very good condition. Attractive map capturing one of the busiest areas of a staggeringly vast railway network. The Barharwa-Azimganj-Katwa loop is marked under construction. Scarce. . E. I. R. Press unknown
2000Best.-Nr. 33694Museo Soumaya 2000 First Edition stated in colorful illustrated boards no markings NOT ex-lib binding tight pages and plates bright orange endpapers slight shelf/edge wear to heavy boards else Fine unread copy no dust jacket as issued; Texts in Spanish; folio; 303pp colophon fully illus in color. First Edition. Hard Cover. Near Fine. Museo Soumaya hardcover
1852Best.-Nr. 40966New Haven: T.J. Stafford Printer 1852. First edition. Disbound. Removed from a larger volume else a very good copy chips to last three leaves of which two are blanks without loss of text. 24 pp. Sm. 8vo. To avoid ruinous rate wars railroads began to collude in earnest in the 1850s the first recorded meeting being that of the New England railroad companies in the winter of 1850-1851 followed then by this general railroad convention at Springfield Mass. called for by the principals of the New York and New Haven railroad to consider uniform train rules exchange of reports timetables and abuses in the issuance of free passes. The Ohio Railroad Convention thereafter met annually in the fifties. OCLC shows only eight locations: Lib. of Congress Amer. Antiquarian Soc. Harvard 2 Univ. Missouri Linda Hall Lib. Dartmouth and Univ. Denver. T.J. Stafford, Printer unknown
1852Best.-Nr. 40966New Haven: T.J. Stafford Printer 1852. First edition. Disbound. Removed from a larger volume else a very good copy chips to last three leaves of which two are blanks without loss of text. 24 pp. Sm. 8vo. To avoid ruinous rate wars railroads began to collude in earnest in the 1850s the first recorded meeting being that of the New England railroad companies in the winter of 1850-1851 followed then by this general railroad convention at Springfield Mass. called for by the principals of the New York and New Haven railroad to consider uniform train rules exchange of reports timetables and abuses in the issuance of free passes. The Ohio Railroad Convention thereafter met annually in the fifties. OCLC shows only eight locations: Lib. of Congress Amer. Antiquarian Soc. Harvard 2 Univ. Missouri Linda Hall Lib. Dartmouth and Univ. Denver. T.J. Stafford, Printer unknown books
1981Best.-Nr. 80651Santa Barbara: Ross-Erickson Inc 1981. Paperback. Very Good. Covers show some rubbing. ; Translation and commentaries by Henry Munn. With a retrospective essay by R. Gordon Wasson preface by Jerome Rothenberg. Covers show slight rubbing. This is New Wilderness Poetics Volume I. ; 6 x 9 "; 239 pages. Ross-Erickson Inc paperback
Best.-Nr. bing812vf070Red Rabbit Press. paperback. good. Prompt shipment with tracking. we ship in CLEAN SECURE NEW boxes 9 x 6 paperback staining on front cover barcode taped on spine top tipbumped creasing at spine head and heal of spine bumped clean pages 79 pp prompt shipping with tracking Red Rabbit Press paperback
1870Best.-Nr. 5388Gall & Inglis' 1870's-1880's. Paperback. Very good. VGC.Gall & Inglis'.No date given but probably 1870's to 1880's prior to London Tower Bridge build which is not included on the map.Green hardbacksmall dentsnicks and light shelf wear on the cover with folded map in VGC.The map is in VGC but with small stain marks and foxing marks on the edgessmall tear on the edge of the map.The map is hand coloured and includes:RailwaysRailway StationsSteamer RoutesOmnibus and Tramway RoutesParks.The size of the map is: 30x20 inch.The scale of the map is: 3 3/4 to 1 mile.The map covers: From Hyde Parkincluding parts of Kensington Palace to Blackwall and from Mildmay Park to South Lambeth.The map is in VGC for its age. A collectable and scarce map. Gall & Inglis' paperback
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Best.-Nr. 54618aafParis, Plon (pour) Modes Parisiennes, Toilette de Paris, Journal Amusant et Petit Journal pour Rire, (pl. imprimées par Moine et Falconer), s.d. (ca. 1860), gr. in-4to, 20 planches gravées sur acier finement coloriées à la main, avec papier serpent, très lég. rousseurs insign. dans qqs planches princip. marg., lég. rousseurs sur toute la planche nr. 20, minime trou dans l'extrémité du coin supér., brochure originale avec titre, tachée, haut et bas du dos abîmés (déchir.).
