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1894ref. 5438London: Taylor and Francis Red Lion Court 1894. Volume 13 14 15 & 17. Set of four volume 13 14 15 & 17. Measuring approximately 9" x 6" with over 1700 numbered pages collectively. These volumes are in poor condition. Three of the four volumes are missing their spines completely. Fourth volumes spine is barely hanging on to binding. All hinges are cracked creating loose boards to all volumes. Moderate chipping and scuffing to all boards. All volumes have old library markings on front endpaper and pastedowns. All volumes have previous owner's bookplate on front pastedowns. Interior pages are bright and clean. Please view the many other rare titles available for purchase at our store. We are always interested in purchasing individual or collections of fine books. Inventory #N12-66. Taylor and Francis, Red Lion Court unknown
ref. 56868Soit 67 numéros (le n°46 manque) de 8 pages chacuns, reliés en un volume in 8°, demi-percaline bleu ciel, dos lisse avec étiquette papier ; quelques rousseurs ; le dernier feuillet du n°18 est rogné court, amputant quelques lettres sans nuire à la lecture ; reliure un peu fanée.
A rare bibliography, never reprinted, of popular and ephemeral publications circulated in Paris during the Siege and the Commune. 435 items described, many in great detail. Frontispiece on china paper. 8vo, original wraps. Uncut. Light wear to wraps. Internally clean. A very good copy of an extremely scarce book.
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1872ref. 20225Paris, Albanel ; Lyon Josserand ; Lyon, imprimerie d'Aimé Vingtrinier, 1872 ; in-8, broché ; 144 pp., couverture grise.
ref. ORD-577Marseille. Samat. 1872. Gd in-8 (19 x 28,5cm) dos lisse basane verte, filets et titre or sur le dos, 305pp. Impression sur 2 colonnes. Bon exemplaire, exempt de rousseurs. Rare.
1939ref. 6491939 reliure éditeur, motif sur le Ier plat, rouge et noir. in-4, (2ff.), VIII, 432pp., (4ff.), Paris Flammarion 1939,
1939ref. 133131939 reliure éditeur, motif sur le Ier plat, rouge et noir. in-4, (2ff.), VIII, 432pp., (4ff.), Paris Flammarion 1939,
ref. 020102Georges Darboy (1813-1871), évêque de Nancy puis archevêque de Paris, fusillé par la Commune le 24 mai 1871. L.A.S., Paris, 14 février 1849, 4p in-8. Longue et belle lettre à un magistrat, probablement originaire de Fayl-Billot comme Darboy, à qui Darboy veut faire obtenir une place, notamment grâce à des recommandations d'Hippolyte Chauchard (alors député de la Haute-Marne) et de Stanislas Migneret (avocat ayant exercé à Langres où il a été adjoint au maire, il est sous-préfet au moment de ce courrier). Darboy ne laisse toutefois pas trop d'espoir à son ami : « il y a plus de facilité d'obtenir une justice de paix. C'est le côté où peut-être il vaut mieux porter son attention et ses efforts ». Il lui demande sa décision pour agir en conformité avec. La dernière page est très intéressante. Darboy, qui est connu pour être un républicain - chose peu commune pour un religieux de son époque -, regrette que « tout [soit] devenu une pure question de force » dans la France d'alors : « Si Bonaparte se pousse à l'empire ou s'y laisse pousser, les fidèles des dynasties déchues et les républicains lui susciteront des obstacles au-dessus de ses forces. Dans l'impasse où nous somme, je ne vois d'issue logique que l'acceptation de la forme républicaine que beaucoup repoussent ». Il a ainsi peur que cela finisse en guerre civile. Déchirure anciennement réparée. Très longue et belle lettre. [482]
1883ref. EYL-170Paris, Imprimerie Nationale, 1883. Gr. in 8 (195 x 280) de 1 f. (titre), 796 p. Demi toile rouge postérieure, dos muet, petits manques (sans atteinte au texte) à l’avant dernier feuillet. Bon exemplaire complet.
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1786ref. 20671Printed by W. Jackson and A. Hamilton at the Clarendon Press Oxford 1786. 8vo. on laid paper neat contemporary signature on front free endpaper some very light and occasional age-browning; most attractively bound in contemporary panelled calf back with five raised bands very neatly rebacked to style covers mildly age-worn else a very good clean copy with broad margins. With nineteenth century record in MS of members of the Crowther family on rear endpaper. Printed by W. Jackson and A. Hamilton at the Clarendon Press, Oxford, hardcover
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1801ref. 000538Cambridge: Cambridge: Printed by John Burges Printer to the University; and sold by F. & C. Rivington J. White and J. Mawman in London; and J. Deighton in Cambridge 1801. Full leather. Very Good. Large folio; not paginated; collates A-5A2 Common Prayer A-F2 Constitutions Ecclesiastical A-G4 Psalmspp. In contemporary full reverse panelled calf a little stained and worn with minor loss six raised spine bands gilt lettered red morocco label to front board 'Chipping Barnet. Rev. B. Underwood M.A. Rector; Isaac Newton Thomas Tapster Churchwardens; 1806'. A few quires towards front of the volume creased with occasional tears and loss to few pages; damp damage and tears to outer lower corner of final 30 leaves with loss of text; occasional light spots and browning otherwise a sound copy of this finely printed monumentally large lectern edition. Housed in recent brown cloth solander box with gilt lettered spine. Rev. Benjamin Underwood A.M. 1736-1815 was Rector of St Mary the Virgin East Barnet in the early 19th century; his white marble memorial stone is to be found there on the north wall by the altar. Cambridge: Printed by John Burges, Printer to the University; and sold by F. & C. Rivington, J. White, and J. Mawman, in London; hardcover
1990ref. S65421Melbourne: Melbourne University Press 1990. vi 535 32 col plates 129 figs. . HB. Vg in worn/faded d/w in removable protective sleeve. A comprehensive well illustrated book covering the great diversity of Australian moths summarizing our knowledge of them and presenting much original work. More than 1000 of the 10000 named Australian species are represented in colour or half-tone photographs. Also included is a nomenclature and information on distribution larval food plants and the fascinating behaviour of these often colourful insects. The emphasis is on living insects and the means they employ to cope with environmental pressures. There are also authoritative accounts of the structure life history biology population control economic significance evolution and geographical distribution. 9780522843262 Melbourne University Press unknown
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