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2005réf. Q-1932399097Huron River Pr 2005-11-30. Hardcover. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Huron River Pr hardcover
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1985réf. 1108796Italy: Commune di Camaiore. Rare good paper copy ex. cat. 7 Luglio - 20 Agosto 1985 108 numbered pages 1 pp intro by Fabio Pezzini 12 pp ack by Harry Jackson profusely illus in B/W 18 4/C illus. A comprehensive list of sculptures in bronze through May 30 1985 2 pp selected bib text in English and Italian . Good. Paper. 1985. Commune di Camaiore unknown
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2005réf. Q-1932399097Huron River Pr 2005-11-30. Hardcover. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Huron River Pr hardcover
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1765réf. 1309130004H. Woodfall and W. Strahan for T. Osborn 1765-01-01. Hardcover. Acceptable. Volume Three of Reports of cases argued and adjudged in the courts of King's Bench and Common Pleas in the reigns of . King William Queen Anne King George the First King George the Second Folio 32 cm. Contemporary leather binding. Board worn and soiled. Binding poor. 542 p. Published as v. 3 of the Lord Raymond's Reports of cases. H. Woodfall and W. Strahan for T. Osborn hardcover
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réf. ria9781526180759_inpHardcover. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; An inspiring manifesto offering a radical vision for our political future.We live in an age of crisis and decline. The right presents 'solutions' that only worsen the situation driving a downward cycle in which desperation leads to des hardcover
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1855réf. 976F35London: City of London 1855 . First edition. Cloth. Good. 11" by 9". None. The first edition of this very scarce publication of London's address to Napoleon III upon his visit to London and the Emperor's reply. A very scarce first edition.A commemorative publication recording the formal welcome extended to Napoleon III during his state visit to London in the midst of the Crimean War. This contains the text of the City's loyal address printed in blue and red and the Emperor's reply which is printed in facsimile.This demonstrates the civic role of the Corporation of London in hosting a major act of international diplomacy. In the publisher's original cloth binding. Rubbing and fading to back strip with minor losses of cloth to back strip heads and tails. Boards age toned to perimeters. Internally tide marks to gutters of pastedowns and endpapers. First gathering tenderly held. Pages otherwise clean and bright. Good [City of London] hardcover
1763réf. 409281 & 3 Cambridge: Printed by Joseph Bentham Printer to the University.;2 London: Printed for J. Beechcroft.; 1763; 1764; 1765. 8vo. 420; 64; 128 pp. Contemporary black full morocco spine with raised bands diagonal gilt rules and twin flower motifs to each compartment gilt tooling to the boards marbled endpapers all edges gilt early ownership inscriptions to the front another early inscription to the rear along with a early 20th century manuscript register of another family line. Frontispiece to the second work. Upper joint starting but still holding firm wear to the spine ends and corners. Griffiths p.185. [1 & 3] Cambridge: Printed by Joseph Bentham, Printer to the University...;[2] London: Printed for J. Beechcroft...; unknown
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réf. 29030801Shaoshan n.d. ca.1950. Indigo blue stitched cloth binding in the Yao minority style 21 x 35 cm. covers very goodold dusty contents first page lower corner restored some old pencil marks seven hand-color outline illustrations plus 5 hand-painted lotus flowers and 6 color brushed Mao slogans on the verso of illustrated pages. The work appears to be a kind of minority color painted book stitched in a fascinating and unusually beautiful style commonly used by minority peoples. The book illustrations seems to have been black-outline printed first then later hand-colored with gouache type colors brushed in. Facing each illustration are found the slogans. On previously blank pages there are lovely lotus flowers a symbol of Buddhism. BINDING: The work was obviously hand-bound using indigo blue looks black and red cloth both appear to be hand dyed the indigo piece could be home-woven rough cotton. The white spine stitching is of a heavy thread and double stitched with extra "x" stitches to give a more "stunning" look. The corners are pre-bound with red after which over-layed with the indigo then stitched. This corner treatment gives the book a more protective binding and prevents wear. Obviously the book was bound with much attention and respect to protect the sayings of Mao. The covers are closed with red and green thick string tied into "frogs" to lock the cover when closed. This is a traditional clothing replacement for buttons. The work is in a limp cloth binding with a lovely feel and has quite charming looks. The book is 20 x 35 cm. when closed. CONDITION: The work has some old pencil scribbles on a couple of page corners as well as some old penned name/small note these do not detract from the whole and are minimal. There is a faint bit of old damp on some pages or their versos. Covers have some old dust on the front with a couple small light colored stains. We are overly critical surely the new owner will be pleased to acquire this one ! UNIQUE HANE-MADE HAND-DRAWN WORK: All in all an unusual item from the beginning of communism in China. The book was found in Changsha Honan province at the site of the Mao Museum open market. The seller looked like a minority Yao and stated she brought it from home which was also Mao's home town in Shaoshan. Regardless of the story the book appears to be precisely what she described it to be. In an effort to convince others of their devotion to Mao especially in small communities throughout China many minorities continued their handi-crafts and made Mao tribute pieces. Such favorite slogans as "LONG LIVE MAO 10000 YEARS" "DONT EAT TOO MUCH RICE" "SAVE COAL" DONE USE TOO MUCH COOKING GAS" "WORK TOGETHER" "BE POLITICALLY CORRECT." . unknown
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