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1706ref. 58556ABBerlin, bey Joh. Andreas Rüdiger : Buchhändler, [1706 / 1712]. kl8° (17x11), 3 Bl., S. 547 - 702; [58] S. Register & Errata, mit 40 teils eingefalteten Kupfertafeln, Hldr d.Zt, mit goldRückenprägung, nur Band 3 von 3, [7 Warenabbildungen] Kanten bestossen, etwas berieben, die Rückenvergoldung ebenfalls etwas berieben, gutes sauberes nur wenig braunfleckiges Exemplar,
ref. 2015.1aafs.d., vers 1800, feuille 27x37 cm., gravure sur cuivre originale qqs rousseurs, coin sup. droit abîmé, encadré.
ref. Z1-C-085-00428Cengage Learning EMEA. Used - Good. Used - Good. Ships from UK in 48 hours or less usually same day.Your purchase helps support Sri Lankan Children's Charity 'The Rainbow Centre.' Ex-library but has been well cared for. 100% money back guarantee. We are a world class secondhand bookstore based in Hertfordshire United Kingdom and specialize in high quality textbooks across an enormous variety of subjects. We aim to provide a vast range of textbooks rare and collectible books at a great price. Our donations to The Rainbow Centre have helped provide an education and a safe haven to hundreds of children who live in appalling conditions. We provide a 100% money back guarantee and are dedicated to providing our customers with the highest standards of service in the bookselling industry. Cengage Learning EMEA unknown
ref. 6331BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA. The Battle of Buena Vista fought over February 22 and 23 1847 saw the outmanned American Army under Zachary Taylor defeat the Mexicans under General Antonio Lpez de Santa Anna. The American forces were largely made up of volunteers rather than regular armyArchive. 15 pieces. 1847 mostly April. Buena Vista Mexico. An archive of fourteen receipts and manuscripts written in the wake of the Battle of Buena Vista; most are from April 1847 and a few state that the location of the receipts is Buena Vista. Some of these receipts are addressed to Charles C. Gilbert of Ohio and it is for volunteers from Indiana and Ohio. Some are in pencil and some are in pen. These documents show the American soldiers stuck in rural Mexico trying to find food for themselves and their beasts of burden. Mexican War dated manuscripts written from Mexico are scarce. A few sample documents include:aADS. 1pg. April 17th 1847. No place. An autograph document signed Lt. C.A. Shank AAQM 3 Reg Ina Vol addressing to pay for corn for mule feed.bADS. 1pg. April 17th 1847. Buena Vista. An autograph document signed Jos Napier AQM ordering pleas sic pay this Mexican for 33 Sacks.cADS. 1pg. April 17 1847. No place. An autograph document signed John Caldwell Act. A. Qr. M. 2d R. O.V. stating Return for 3 Horses and 40 Mules in the service of the 2r Regt. O.V. Ohio Volunteers for 2 days.dADS. 1pg. April 18 1847. No place. An autograph document signed Wm Erwin A A Q M ordering: Requisition for forage for fifty mules and seven horses in the service of the United States for two days commencing on the 17th and ending on the 18th April 1847.eADS. 1pg. April 17 1847. No place. An autograph document signed Thomas L. brent 1st Lieut & A.A. Qr Master noting Company B 4th Artillery Forage for two days 50 Bushels and 16 Quarts Corn116 Horses28 Mules. unknown
ref. 6331BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA. The Battle of Buena Vista fought over February 22 and 23 1847 saw the outmanned American Army under Zachary Taylor defeat the Mexicans under General Antonio Lpez de Santa Anna. The American forces were largely made up of volunteers rather than regular armyArchive. 15 pieces. 1847 mostly April. Buena Vista Mexico. An archive of fourteen receipts and manuscripts written in the wake of the Battle of Buena Vista; most are from April 1847 and a few state that the location of the receipts is Buena Vista. Some of these receipts are addressed to Charles C. Gilbert of Ohio and it is for volunteers from Indiana and Ohio. Some are in pencil and some are in pen. These documents show the American soldiers stuck in rural Mexico trying to find food for themselves and their beasts of burden. Mexican War dated manuscripts written from Mexico are scarce. A few sample documents include:aADS. 1pg. April 17th 1847. No place. An autograph document signed Lt. C.A. Shank AAQM 3 Reg Ina Vol addressing to pay for corn for mule feed.bADS. 1pg. April 17th 1847. Buena Vista. An autograph document signed Jos Napier AQM ordering pleas sic pay this Mexican for 33 Sacks.cADS. 1pg. April 17 1847. No place. An autograph document signed John Caldwell Act. A. Qr. M. 2d R. O.V. stating Return for 3 Horses and 40 Mules in the service of the 2r Regt. O.V. Ohio Volunteers for 2 days.dADS. 1pg. April 18 1847. No place. An autograph document signed Wm Erwin A A Q M ordering: Requisition for forage for fifty mules and seven horses in the service of the United States for two days commencing on the 17th and ending on the 18th April 1847.eADS. 1pg. April 17 1847. No place. An autograph document signed Thomas L. brent 1st Lieut & A.A. Qr Master noting Company B 4th Artillery Forage for two days 50 Bushels and 16 Quarts Corn116 Horses28 Mules. unknown books
ref. 1347.1aaf1947, 62x71.5 cm
1892417 pages. Index. Appendices. Footnotes. List of sixty black and white illustrations. A rare surviving copy of this important reference, made all the more engaging by today's environment of competing fiat currency devaluations. "Hitherto Numismatists when stydying the Origines of Coinage had confined themselves to the materials presented to them in the earliest money of Lydia, Greece and Italy, and on the other hand the Metrologists had almost completely limited their range of observation to the systems of Babylon, Egypt, Greece and Rome. As the Comparative Method has yielded such excellent results in the study of other human institutions, I have endeavoured by its aid to get some new principles which may throw some fresh light on the first beginnings of monetary and weight systems." - from Preface. Attractive gilt decoration upon green front board. Legible gilt lettering upon backstrip. Average external soiling and wear. Several chips from and lengthy openings along backstrip which has become brittle with age. Narrow opening along most of front hinge. Back hinge open. Bookplate discretely removed inside front board. Unmarked. A tender but worthy copy. Book
1785ref. 19222Paris, Chez Onfroi, 1785, 1786. 3 volumes in-8 de X-395-[3]; [2]-310; [2]-310 pages. plein veau moucheté brun, dos à nerfs ornés de filets et fleurons dorés, pièces de titre et tomaison beige, tranches rouges.
ref. 16796Paris, librairie de L. Hachette et Cie, 1858. In-plano, [28] pl., [33] ff., en feuilles, portefeuille de percaline chagrinée noire, un filet à froid et un double filet doré en encadrement sur le plat, titre, armes ducales de Baden, auteur et artiste dorés sur plat (portefeuilles défraîchi, petites taches et rousseurs).
1990ref. 25214Atelier Eric Seydoux 1990 1 Sérigraphie en couleurs, Paris, L'Atelier Eric Seydoux, Vue Sur La Ville, 1990, 47,70 x 49,70 cm., P.L.V., Pop-up de vitrine, 17 x 42,5 x 49,7 cm.
1850ref. 24129(vers 1850) Format 31,5 x 58,5 cm, sous vitre et cadre doré.
ref. 107210aafs.d. vers 1840, 31.5x40 cm la feuille, aquarelle originale, école anglaise, 1 feuille.
ref. 2019.1aafZürich chez R. Dikenmann Peintre Neustadt N° 148, vers 1830, 20x29.5 cm, estampe rehaussée en couleurs dessinée par G. Lory fils et gravée par Salathé. / handkolorierte Aquatintaradierung. 1 feuille sous Passepartout.
1923ref. 29466Meadville PA: Keystone View Company 1923. One of the first 4 editions. A complete set of 300 stereo views in their boxed slipcases the accompanying book by Major Joseph Hanson and the stereo viewer. The stereo views are a combination of images originally commissioned or photographed in-house by Keystone and cards numbered with a "V" prefix which denotes negatives originally produced by Underwood & Underwood. The set illustrates the war in all its facets including battlefields soldiers and activities on the home front. This was the most comprehensive set on the war issued by Keystone the largest and most prominent publisher of stereoscopic photographs in the United States and by the 1920s the only major publisher in the world with offices in London Paris Sydney Cape Town Rio de Janeiro and Tokyo. In 1918 they were one of the few publishers permitted to photograph World War I battlefields and military operations. The geographic locations included Germany Italy Turkey Gallipoli the Balkans Serbia and the United States; however military activities in Belgium and on the French front are most strongly represented comprising over one-third of the collection. Within these locations images detail troops city & battlefield ruins trenches medical operations troop provisioning victory parades and peace talks. Most interesting is the portrayal of the aircraft used during the war the first war that aircraft were used on a large scale. A series of views depict the aircraft including biplanes zeppelins and observation balloons. A card entitled "Scouts Old and New French cavalry and Army Airplane" shows a group of men on horseback looking into the sky at a biplane. Another interesting card is an aerial photograph "The Eyes of the Army- View of German Town from American Airplane". Other images of war machinery include warships U-boats and machine guns. Other interesting images include African-American soldiers returning home; women at work on the front and the use of dogs at the front. Generally there is an emphasis on the war from the American point of view but the horror of the French front is overwhelming along with the fat ineffectual generals. Starting in 1923 Keystone issued these sets in groups of 75 100 200 & 300 cards. The set was in print for 10 years. Originally they came in three double book-form volumes stereo views with series and position number on reverse side the title being "World War Through the Stereoscope 1st through 4th edition. They were also originally issued with a descriptive pamphlet & stereo viewer. This set is one of the first four editions. This set has the three original slipcases containing the stereo views the stereoscope and the accompanying book by Hanson "The World War Through the Stereoscope - A Visualized Vitalized History of the Greatest Conflict of All the Ages" 2nd edition 1923 small 8vo 442pp 3 maps 2 folding and 8pp ads. The book includes a chronology topical index statistics how to use the stereoscope etc. The boxes & book spines are bound in brown or black leather with gilt titles somewhat rubbed. The silver gelatin print images are extremely bright and compelling. The cards are slightly bowed as issued. Each card is numbered in the center lower margin below the images with descriptive text on the back the image number and the series. "Through sickly shrapnel-sown meadows reaped by death alone" ~ a very immediate depiction of the war conveying both the patriotic technical advances and the immensely sad desolation that is war. Keystone View Company unknown
1836ref. 3781Thomas Hookham 1836. 1836 4to. vi 155 p. Eighteen litho plates by Hullmandel on India paper mounted. First edition. Publisher's green cloth with spine ends and corners expertly restored. Original paper label present but chipped. Author's presentation inscription on front endpaper. Occasional faint spotting to the tissue guards. A very good copy of a scarce title. Thomas Hookham, hardcover
1810ref. 55109Wien, Tranquillo Mollo, o. J. (um 1810). Getönte kolorierte Aquatinta-Radierung von Wilhelm Friedrich Schlotterbeck (Blattgröße 38,5 x 51,5 cm, Ansicht 32 x 46 cm).
1959ref. 204881959 in-8 un volume, reliure demi-percale bleue (half hard-back percale in-8) in-octavo (23 x 17,5 cm), dos long insolé (spine without raised band), titre manuscrit à l'encre brune au dos sur une étiquette blanche avec encadrement imprimé en bleu, papier marbré gris souris aux plats, reliure sommaire d'un tapuscrit sur pages de papier de cahier d'écolier en bleu, noir et rouge (tapuscrit d'un seul côté), avec des ratures, des rajouts, manuscrits, et des pages entières manuscrites à l'encre bleue, sans illustrations, avec un document original collé in-fine de 2 pages : Etat des blessés à la Rouillière et à Freligné, pagination en haut à droite à l'encre rouge, de la page 228 à la page 409 (dont 2 pages de table), sans date (1959 environ)
1991ref. 222231991 Photographie. Tirage pigmentaire signée, justifiée 2/10, 1991, 54,5 x 36.5 cm , encadrée.
1780ref. 141383Augsburg: Kaiserliche Kunstakademie, um 1780. Bildausschnitt ca. 25 x 38,5 cm, Blattgr. ca. 34,5 x 45 cm [6 Warenabbildungen]
ref. 32341aafum 1580, in-Folio, 1 Blatt, Ränder gering stockfleckig, oben leicht knapp-randig.
1833ref. 11932Genève, Briquet et Dubois, sans date [1833?]. Un volume oblong (18 x 25), cartonnage vert d'éditeur, premier plat illustré d'une vue de la Place de la Porte de Neuve. En page de garde se trouve une énigmatique inscription à la plume: " N'oublie jamais le modèle. Genève, le 2 septembre 1833".
ref. 512.1aafSe vend à Zürich chez Math. Pfenninger (Peninger), graveur, s.d., vers 1820, 28 x 40.5 (35 x 49.5) cm, ens. 2 gravures originales tirées en deux couleurs de Franz HEGI d’après H. WÜST.
ref. 111528aafs.d. vers 1830, 35x26 cm, aquarelles sur dessin, la vallée avec personnages, enfant et chien, l’autre avec des promeneurs et un petit groupe assis au premier plan, passepartout. Les 2 aquarelles ens.
1686ref. 8469Amsterdamo, Pitre & Abramo van Someren, 1686. 5 volumes in-12 de [12]-524; [2]-574; [2]527; [2]-648; [2]-576 pages, plein vélin ivoire, dos lisses, titre incsrit à l'encre, tranches teintées. Papier légèrement bruni, quelques petites rousseurs, très pâle auréole d'humidité à un volume. Signature biffée répété sur chaque page de titre, et quelques annotations anciennes à l'encre.
ref. 16533Coloniae Agrippinae [et] Coloniae, sumptibus Bernardi Gualtheri [et] Theodoricum Baumium, 1620 - 1569. Trois tomes en un volume in-12 de [30]-456 (chiffrée 454)-[10] ; 161-[3] ; 216 pages, plein vélin à recouvrement, titres inscrit à la plume au dos.
