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réf. 3707Bo.J. 8°. 20 Tafeln mit 80 s/w-Fotografien. Rotes Kunstleder d. Zt. Album mit Kordelbindung
1890réf. 4072BCythère, Chez le gardien du Temple, o.J. [vermutl. Amsterdam, Brancart, um 1890]. Kl.-8° (16 x 10,5 cm). 85 S. Schlichter mod. roter Leineneinband.
1935réf. 5214AOhne weitere Angaben. [Um 1935]. 8°. 117 S. und 20 erotische Radierungen in Rötel. Ungebundene Lagen in einem illustrierten Umschlag.
réf. 4225Bo.J. 4°. 14 Blätter mit Zeichnungen, davon 7 mit schwarzem Filzstift und 7 mit Bleistift, 2 Blancoblätter. Geklammert, im lila-grauem Papierumschlag.
1910réf. 10063AOhne weitere Angaben. [Um 1910]. 4°. 4Bll., 50 teils getönte Abbildungen auf Tafeln, jeweils mit Seidenhemdchen und einer Seite erklärender Text. Ganzlederband mit goldgepr. RTitel.
1895réf. 10076A[Paris], H. Simonis Empis, Éditeur, o. J. [um 1895]. In einem Band. 4°: 33 x 25 cm. HLeder mit in silbergepr. RTitelschild.
1909réf. 9855AStrassburg, Leipzig, Josef Singer, 1909. 2 Bände. 8°. 226 S. und 260 S. auf Bütten mit Frontispiz (wiederholt) und 8 galanten Illustrationen auf Japan-Tafeln. Orig.- Ganzleder auf 5 falschen Bünden mit Golddekor; Deckel mit umlaufender Goldfilete; Ganzgoldschnitt.
1909réf. 489A[Privatdruck österreichischer Bibliophilen, Wien, C.W. Stern, 1909]. 4°. 8 farbige Tafeln (Titelbild und die 7 Hauptsünden). Eingelegt in den Orig.-Umschlag mit Titel. [= Beiwerke zur Erotik in der Kunst. Heft I.]
1948réf. 2925BLondres, 1948 [d.i. Nizza 1948]. Gr. 8°. 104 S. und 12 kolorierte Lithographien. Als ungebundene Lagen eingelegt in den Orig.-Umschlag mit Fronttitel, in einer Pappdecke im Schuber.
1943réf. 2352ASe trouve à Paris à l'enseigne du panier fleuri, 1943. 8°. 77 S. und 6 eindeutig erotische handkolorierte Illustrationen auf Tafeln. Orig.-Broschur mit Deckeltitel.
réf. 6253Ao.J. Motiv 22 x 22,5 cm. Blattgröße 53 x 37 cm. Kolorierte Radierung auf Bütten.
réf. 6254Ao.J. Motiv 22 x 22,5 cm. Blattformat 53 x 37 cm. Kolorierte Radierung auf Bütten.
réf. 6255Ao.J. Motiv 22 x 22,5 cm. Blattgröße: 53 x 37 cm. Kolorierte Radierung auf Bütten.
1950réf. 7936AOhne Ort, Au Péché rose, o. J. [um 1950]. 4°. 29 Seiten mit 16 erotischen Illustrationen im Text und 7 erotische Farbtafeln. Als Lagen eingelegt in einen Umschlag mit Titel. [4 Warenabbildungen]
1919réf. 2164AMünchen, Eros-Gesellschaft, 1919. 8°. 261 S. und 10 erotische Original-Radierungen auf Tafeln von Johannes Rockendorff. Orig.-Pappband mit RTitel und Deckelvignette. (= Erster Druck der Eros-Gesellschaft).
réf. 7288Ao.J. 20 x 14 cm. Bleistift auf Papier. Unter Passepartout.
1800réf. 3929BParis [wohl fingiert], o.V. u. J. [ca. 1790-1800]. 8°. Gestochenes Frontispiz, Titelbl. mit gestoch. Titelvignette, 2 Bll., 374 S. (Paginierfehler: S. 337 u. 360 falsch als S. 291 u. 260 bezeichnet, Text komplett). Pappband d. Zt. mit RTitelschildchen.
1900réf. 130917-D01Pennsylvania: George Barrie 1900. Very good two volume set printed on Japanese Vellum limited edition 41/ 1000 printed for the Subscribers of the Bibliophilist's Library translated by John Payne with etchings by Leopold Flemeng . Limited Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/No Dust Cover. Illus. by Flemeng Leopold . Two Book Set. George Barrie hardcover
1913réf. 85169Chicago: O. M. Heath & Co 1913. First Edition. First printing. Octavo 19cm. Purple ribbed cloth spine and cover titles in gilt; 3031pp; portrait frontispiece and five unnumbered leaves of photographic plates halftones. A tight clean copy free of markings with just a hint of sunning to spine cloth; very Near Fine. A collection of six short tales each intended to illustrate a different aspect of "the prevalence of degeneracy in the modern era" jacket. Composts of Tradition was self-published and marketed aggressively in contemporary periodicals including The Masses and Pearson's; one such advertisement in the January 1915 issue of Pearson's outlines the book's intention: "It is not a book for prudes either male or female. It is a book for aggressive and advanced thinkers. Among other doctrines it advocates: 1 Sterilization of physical social and mental defectives; 2 Annihilation of the stigma attached to the bar-sinister; 3 Encouragement of reproduction upon the part of the fit; 4 Maintenance of all children by society; 5 Monogamy but marriage ceremonies to be optional not obligatory; 6 Divorce by collusion." At least one of the stories "Maid of the Neptunian Strand" has fantasy elements. Oscar Morrill Heath c.1872-1952 was a Chicago secondary school teacher and lecturer-for-hire on social subjects; beginning about 1905 through at least the 1920s we lose sight of him around 1930 he was the proprietor of a Chicago correspondence school for schoolteachers The Cultural Review School through whose auspices he issued a few ephemeral publications as well as a monthly magazine Teaching As A Profession. Additionally thanks to the trade card mounted in the front we know that Heath was the proprietor of at least two Chicago beauty parlors. From contemporary newspaper acccounts it appears that the current work landed Heath at least temporarily in hot water; the Chicago Tribune for November 6 1913 includes an article stating that Heath's status as an instructor at Englewood High School was "under review" pending publication of a book that was "critical of the nuptial bond" and seemed to condone childbirth out of wedlock. It is quite possible that Heath lost his position over the book as in subsequent years we find him advertising his services as a freelance instructor in a variety of topics including a review course in math for candidates to Army Officers' Candidate School during WW1. Despite its fetching title the current work is somewhat uncommon with fewer than 20 locations in OCLC most apparently in circulating collections. SMITH H-442. Not in Bleiler despite clear fantasy content. O. M. Heath & Co unknown
1913réf. 85169Chicago: O. M. Heath & Co 1913. First Edition. First printing. Octavo 19cm. Purple ribbed cloth spine and cover titles in gilt; 3031pp; portrait frontispiece and five unnumbered leaves of photographic plates halftones. A tight clean copy free of markings with just a hint of sunning to spine cloth; very Near Fine. A collection of six short tales each intended to illustrate a different aspect of "the prevalence of degeneracy in the modern era" jacket. Composts of Tradition was self-published and marketed aggressively in contemporary periodicals including The Masses and Pearson's; one such advertisement in the January 1915 issue of Pearson's outlines the book's intention: "It is not a book for prudes either male or female. It is a book for aggressive and advanced thinkers. Among other doctrines it advocates: 1 Sterilization of physical social and mental defectives; 2 Annihilation of the stigma attached to the bar-sinister; 3 Encouragement of reproduction upon the part of the fit; 4 Maintenance of all children by society; 5 Monogamy but marriage ceremonies to be optional not obligatory; 6 Divorce by collusion." At least one of the stories "Maid of the Neptunian Strand" has fantasy elements. Oscar Morrill Heath c.1872-1952 was a Chicago secondary school teacher and lecturer-for-hire on social subjects; beginning about 1905 through at least the 1920s we lose sight of him around 1930 he was the proprietor of a Chicago correspondence school for schoolteachers The Cultural Review School through whose auspices he issued a few ephemeral publications as well as a monthly magazine Teaching As A Profession. Additionally thanks to the trade card mounted in the front we know that Heath was the proprietor of at least two Chicago beauty parlors. From contemporary newspaper acccounts it appears that the current work landed Heath at least temporarily in hot water; the Chicago Tribune for November 6 1913 includes an article stating that Heath's status as an instructor at Englewood High School was "under review" pending publication of a book that was "critical of the nuptial bond" and seemed to condone childbirth out of wedlock. It is quite possible that Heath lost his position over the book as in subsequent years we find him advertising his services as a freelance instructor in a variety of topics including a review course in math for candidates to Army Officers' Candidate School during WW1. Despite its fetching title the current work is somewhat uncommon with fewer than 20 locations in OCLC most apparently in circulating collections. SMITH H-442. Not in Bleiler despite clear fantasy content. O. M. Heath & Co unknown books
1906réf. 4029BPaphos im Jahr der Cythere, 1906 [d.i. Wien, C.W. Stern.]. 2 Bände. Kl.8°. 198 S. u. 205 S. Illustriert mit 6 zweifarbigen erotischen Zeichnungen auf Tafeln sowie 2 Titelblättern von Franz von Bayros (nicht genannt). Schweinslederner Jugendstil-Einband d. Zt. mit blindgepr. RTiteln; Kopfgoldschnitt (Buchbinder Karl Kreis, Wien).
réf. 7811aafParis, (Typ. Vinchon pour) l'auteur, s.d. (1833), in-8vo, 1 planche en front. (Médaille décerné au docteur Belliol, par la ville de Paris) + portrait de l'auteur en front. gravé sur acier par Sixdeniers d'après Fanelli Semah + 532 pp., çà et là qqs rousseurs + 1 planche anatomique lith. coloriée à la main (avec rousseurs), çà et là qqs rousseurs, cornes dans les prem. ff. et pl. front., non rogné, prem. cahier partiel. sorti, brochure imprimée originale, couverture lég. chiffoné taché de doigts.
réf. 95814aaf1930, in-4to, orig. illustr. Leinenbände. (2 orig. ill. Ln bde stark fleckig - 1 Bd. mit Orig.-Umschlag, Erg. Bd. grün Ln Scharniere gespalten.)
réf. 95782aafLondon, The Hippocrates Press, 1933, in-4to, S. 1-96 / 100-191, illustr. mit zahlreichen Abb. in s./w., orig. Leinenband, goldfarben illustr.
1879réf. fl1014Liseux Isidore Relié 1879 PREMIERE EDITION RARE TIREE A PETIT NOMBRE SUR BEAU PAPIER. In-16 (10x15 cm), reliure de l'époque demi-toile grise, couvertures conservées, 89 pages, titre imprimé en rouge et noir, belle impression sur papier Vergé, tirage à petit nombre (non justifié), imprimé à Dole par Blind, première édition séparée dont l'éditeur Isidore Liseux dit dans sa préface : 'Cet opuscule de Sodomia contient à lui seul plus de faits piquants, plus de hardis aperçu qu'il n'en faudrait pour faire la fortune d'un gros volume. Et dire que personne n'avait encore songé à la déterrer dans l'in-folio qui l'étouffe.' Il est donc extrait du grand ouvrage du père Sinistrati, De delectis et voenis, publié à Rome en 1754, texte en latin ce qui lui a surement évité de subir la sensure, exemplaire de la bilbiothèque de Jacques Boulenger (romancier historien connu pour son édition des romans de la table ronde) que l'on reconnait à son ex-libris manuscrit sur la première garde ; coiffes, mors et coins légèrement frottés, pièce de titre frottée, dos jauni, intérieur frais, bel état pour cet ouvrage rare. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
