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ref. VLE-34P., , 1860, in-8, 279 pp. illustrées de 35 planches hors-texte (sur 38) dont 3 dépliantes (la planche 18 présente un manque dans sa marge inférieure et la planche 38 dans sa partie supérieure) . Infimes rousseurs in texte. Vicaire, 62 annonce par erreur 39 planches relié demi-velin à la bradel, couverture restaurée conservée
ref. VLE-559, , , , La pièce comporte 5 actes, elle fut éditée à Prague en 1956, en tchèque, puis traduite en français par François Kérel, la même année, pour être jouée à Paris, au Théatre Sarah Bernhardt. broché, dos toilé
ref. VLE-633P., Rocolet, 1652, in-4, titre + 11 feuillets non chiffrés + 374 pages illustrées d'une large vignette sur titre, de 3 bandeaux, et de culs-de-lampe, quelques traces d'humidité marginales, petite tache en marge interne de quelques feuillets sans incidence relié pleine basane ancienne, dos à nerfs ornés de fleurons dorés, écusson central illustré d'une main tenant un coeur transpercé d'une flèche, sur les plats encadré d'un triple filet et d'écoinçons, tranches dorées, petit manque de cuir au second plat
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ref. VLE-597P., Baume-les-Dames, , 1845, 3 volumes in-8, X+LV+512+571+450pp. illustrées d'un portrait en frontispice, rousseurs par endroits. Le 3e volume contient les preuves (extraits de cartulaires de 924 à 1306) reliés demi-chagrin, dos à nerfs ornés de filets, caissons richement décorés "à la grotesque", tranches marbrées, "Cour Impériale de Montpellier" en queue
2008Paperback This a new rleased book that ships from publishers. Pls. allow a minimum of 4 - 6 weeks for deliervy.
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ref. VLE-426Copenhagen, , 1935-1940, 5 tomes en un volume et 1 volume de planches in-4, 90+(3)+105+(3)+96+(3)+119+(4)+108+(2)+XXIV pages, petite tache en marge interne des 3 premiers feuillets de texte, accompagnées de 200 planches chromolithographiées montées sur onglet. Texte en anglais. Première édition reliés demi-chagrin, dos à nerfs, accroc au dernier caisson du dos du volume de texte, sans gravité
2 volumes in-12, plein veau marbré de l'époque, dos à 5 nerfs ornés de caissons fleuronnés et cloisonnés, tranches rouges, (2), 20, (6), 162 p. et (4), 199 p. Edition originale du premier ouvrage de l’auteur, qui obtint un très grand succès et le fit connaître. Il dédie "Aux petites maîtresses (...), ce livre (…); qu'il parvienne en vos mains à votre réveil, après une nuit passée voluptueusement entre les bras d'un amant chéri". Sous la forme d'un roman libertin, récit d'une éducation sentimentale dont l'action se situe dans un univers féerique subverti, subterfuge qui permet à La Morlière de livrer une critique des moeurs de la cour de Louis XV. "Tout le mérite 'd'Angola' est dans le talent du peintre des moeurs qui l'a composé. Grâce aux dons qui lui permirent de saisir en un sérieux document la physionomie de son époque, La Morlière surpasse tous ses contemporains (...). Il met en oeuvre toutes les ressources magiques révélées par les contes orientaux" (Dufrenoy, 'L'orient romanesque', p. 88-91). Issu d’une famille de légistes de Grenoble réputée depuis le XVIe siècle, le chevalier de La Morlière (1719-1785) mena de front une carrière d’auteur à succès et d’aventurier. Entremetteur, tricheur, escroc, faussaire, maître chanteur, il fit plusieurs séjours en prison. (BnF, 'Utopies', bibliographie en ligne. Hartig & Soboul, p. 50. Pia, 'Dictionnaire des oeuvres érotiques', p. 30-31. Valette, 'Utopie', n° 182). Ex-libris gravé et armorié d’Alfred Petit. Deux feuillets tachés à la cire de bougie au tome II. Mors très légèrement fendillés. Très bon exemplaire, très frais, bien relié à l’époque.
1998ref. 33115New Jersey 1998. Very Good. New Jersey 1998. Green plastic three-ring binder with collaged covers and spine. 114 plastic sheaths filled to completion with all dragon-themed mythological summaries Chinese restaurant menus poetry artwork astrology dragon boat racing Stevie Nicks tributes debates about Christian metal band Stryper Puff the Magic Dragon etc.; principally printed from the internet along with some typed and manuscript material and original art. Light edgewear; a few scuffs. Very Good. An impressive and incredibly touching gift from a woman to her goddaughter assembled and given in the wake of the death of the goddaughter's husband. In the introductory typed letter the godmother counsels that alcohol is not the answer to her pain advises her to visit a "wise Indian man" she knows and hopes that the Dragon Book she has assembled will be of some comfort. A fascinating mix of pre-Wikipedia early internet material culture. The bulk of the material is printed internet articles: draconian.com still active and more or less in its same form gives a wide-ranging dragon background and articles from Emergency Librarian People Magazine the South Florida Business Journal and many many others are included painting a full picture of dragons in mythology and popular culture. The compiler has also included two excised Yellow Pages pages and highlighted the "Dragon" entries several pages of Stevie Nicks internet fanpages a few hand-written student reports original color drawings and dozens of poems printed and typed all dragon themed of course. A heartfelt collection highlighting mid to late 90s internet culture and the comfort fantasy can offer well before the nerd wall was broken in the early 2000s. unknown
1998ref. 33115New Jersey 1998. Very Good. New Jersey 1998. Green plastic three-ring binder with collaged covers and spine. 114 plastic sheaths filled to completion with all dragon-themed mythological summaries Chinese restaurant menus poetry artwork astrology dragon boat racing Stevie Nicks tributes debates about Christian metal band Stryper Puff the Magic Dragon etc.; principally printed from the internet along with some typed and manuscript material and original art. Light edgewear; a few scuffs. Very Good. An impressive and incredibly touching gift from a woman to her goddaughter assembled and given in the wake of the death of the goddaughter's husband. In the introductory typed letter the godmother counsels that alcohol is not the answer to her pain advises her to visit a "wise Indian man" she knows and hopes that the Dragon Book she has assembled will be of some comfort. A fascinating mix of pre-Wikipedia early internet material culture. The bulk of the material is printed internet articles: draconian.com still active and more or less in its same form gives a wide-ranging dragon background and articles from Emergency Librarian People Magazine the South Florida Business Journal and many many others are included painting a full picture of dragons in mythology and popular culture. The compiler has also included two excised Yellow Pages pages and highlighted the "Dragon" entries several pages of Stevie Nicks internet fanpages a few hand-written student reports original color drawings and dozens of poems printed and typed all dragon themed of course. A heartfelt collection highlighting mid to late 90s internet culture and the comfort fantasy can offer well before the nerd wall was broken in the early 2000s. unknown books
1994ref. List38118New York City: Ziff-Davis 1994. Double-sided poster measuring 36 ½ x 24 ½ inches. Folded as issued with some wrinkling throughout and some very small tears at folds; very good plus. A 1994 "road map" of the Internet designed by technical artist and graphic designer Timothy Edward Downs for PC Computing. Inspired by subway maps and packaged for PC Computing readers like a AAA road map Downs' map organizes the interesting and useful sites on the early Internet by type of content with URLs and quippy summaries. It includes links to everything from a Star Trek drinking game to the U.S.-Japan Technology Management Center. We find seven copies of the 1994 map on OCLC. A scarce piece of early Internet ephemera of interest to Internet historians and users alike. Ziff-Davis unknown
1994ref. List38118New York City: Ziff-Davis 1994. Double-sided poster measuring 36 ½ x 24 ½ inches. Folded as issued with some wrinkling throughout and some very small tears at folds; very good plus. A 1994 "road map" of the Internet designed by technical artist and graphic designer Timothy Edward Downs for PC Computing. Inspired by subway maps and packaged for PC Computing readers like a AAA road map Downs' map organizes the interesting and useful sites on the early Internet by type of content with URLs and quippy summaries. It includes links to everything from a Star Trek drinking game to the U.S.-Japan Technology Management Center. We find seven copies of the 1994 map on OCLC. A scarce piece of early Internet ephemera of interest to Internet historians and users alike. Ziff-Davis unknown books
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ref. List2993New York: Ziff-Davis 1995. 24 ¾ x 37 inch two-sided poster. Some slight creasing; near fine. A 1995 “road map” of the Web designed by technical artist and graphic designer Timothy Edward Downs for PC Computing. In 1995 the World Wide Web had only been available to the public for a handful of years – but it was growing massively with over ten times as many websites in 1995 as in 1994. This guide to the Web inspired by subway maps and packaged for PC Computing readers like a AAA road map organizes the interesting and useful sites on the early Internet by type of content with URLs and opinionated summaries. It includes links to everything from the US EPA website to the live info page for the disastrous Woodstock 94 music festival described on the map as “Worth seeing.” We find five copies of Downs’ map on OCLC. A scarce piece of interest to Internet historians – and users. Ziff-Davis unknown
ref. List2993New York: Ziff-Davis 1995. 24 ¾ x 37 inch two-sided poster. Some slight creasing; near fine. A 1995 “road map” of the Web designed by technical artist and graphic designer Timothy Edward Downs for PC Computing. In 1995 the World Wide Web had only been available to the public for a handful of years – but it was growing massively with over ten times as many websites in 1995 as in 1994. This guide to the Web inspired by subway maps and packaged for PC Computing readers like a AAA road map organizes the interesting and useful sites on the early Internet by type of content with URLs and opinionated summaries. It includes links to everything from the US EPA website to the live info page for the disastrous Woodstock 94 music festival described on the map as “Worth seeing.” We find five copies of Downs’ map on OCLC. A scarce piece of interest to Internet historians – and users. Ziff-Davis unknown books
ref. VLE-338P., Javal et Bourdeaux, 1928, in-4 , Edition illustrée de 16 aquarelles d'Auguste Leroux gravées sur cuivre par Delzers et Feltesse, tirée à 465 exemplaires. Notre exemplaire est un des 50, tiré en supplément sur Japon ancien avec trois suites et une planche décomposée des illustrations d'Auguste Leroux. En outre, il possède une interprétation de l'illustration du livre par deux autres grands artistes : Brunelleschi et Mahias. Cette interprétation est formée de 15 compositions qui sont accompagnées de deux autres états pour chacune des 15 planches, en bleu et en sanguine. Notre exemplaire contient, en outre et non annoncé, 7 planches supplémentaires et un cuivre gravé en feuilles sous emboîtage remplié légèrement fané