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ref. 62404Paris,1973, EDITION ORIGINALE, éd. NATHAN, gd IN-4, cartonnage toilé vert éd., jaquette photos couleurs éd., 303pp, superbes dessins couleurs de Marilena PISTOIA, préface de Maurice MESSEGUE, adaptation de Jeanne de RECQUEVILLE, en fin de volume, des textes complémentaires avec dessins en noir sur tous les produits décrits Petit manque à la 4ème de la jaquette. Très bon état
ref. 57241Paris, 1922, Edition Originale, Maison de la Bonne Presse, pt. In-8 étroit, br., couv. imprimée éd., 214 pp., Un excellent livre de pâtisserie sous forme d'un dictionnaire. Des recettes vraiement étonnantes : marrons en poire, mousse aux pommes, beignet de rose, colmorienne, de nombreuses recettes de confitures. RARE dans cette première édition. Bon état
1847ref. 278321847. Very good condition. Shipment of 1789 Pine apples shipped by Samuel Johnson from the Harbour Islands Bahamas to Philadelphia via the British Schooner Magnet with R. Roberts as its master. 7 1/2 x 12" 4pp manuscript with signatures and red Customs stamp. unknown
1904ref. 51642N.P.: Privately printed 1904. 1904. UNITED FRUIT COMPANY. Volume III. No. 1. November 1904. 9 1/2" x 8 1/2" folded in half. 28pp including wrappers. Illustrations. Schedules. Advertisements. Map. Front wrapper printed in yellows and blues and shows an illustration of on of the United Fruit company's steamers with illustration draped in banana leaves. Inside front wrapper is an illustration of the Hotel Tichfield located in Port Antoni. Rear wrapper offers a system map of the United Fruit Company's Steamship Lines. Inside rear wrapper are advertisements for the Constant Spring Hotel and the Myrtle Bank Hotel both in Kingston. Double-column text. Account of a visit to Jamaica via the steamer Admiral Farragut. Information on the topography of Jamaica the Americans' appetite for bananas making Jamaica a very prosperous island; discusses Montego Bay Kingston and what they have to offer; the mineral springs in Jamaica and their benefits; detailed information on the new Hotel Titchfield which will open in 1905; the new Steamship San Jose commanded by Capt. William Owen; etc. 4 pages of schedules and rates; a listing of the officers of the United Fruit Company. Information for passengers. Listing of hotels and boarding houses in Jamaica. 6 pages of advertiesments. Rubbing and splitting to head and toe of spine and with heavy rubbing to include 1" split to head of fold and with holes along the split. Additionally agent stamp to front wrapper. A very interesting brochure. Privately printed, 1904. unknown
1851ref. 7004New York:: D. Appleton & Co. 1851. First edition. Fine. A Fine original hand-colored engraving. Folio 11.25 x 9 inches. In Ivory rag mat and suitable for framing; sized to14 x 17 inches. Drawn from nature by E. Emmonds Jr. engraved and printed by Gavit & Duthie a finely colored early depiction of one such variety of the useful and not strictly ornamental fruit being cultivated in national soil during Nineteenth Century America. Single sheet matted in rag board D. Appleton & Co., unknown
1851ref. 5025New York:: D. Appleton & Co. 1851. First edition. Fine. A Fine original hand-colored lithograph. Folio 11.25 x 9 inches. In Ivory rag mat and suitable for framing; sized to14 x 17 inches. Drawn from nature by E. Emmons Jr. drawn on stone by F. Swinton and printed by J.J. Audubon's occasional lithographers; G. & W. Endicott New York an early depiction of one such variety of the useful and not strictly ornamental fruit being cultivated in national soil during Nineteenth Century America. Single sheet matted in rag board D. Appleton & Co., unknown
1852ref. 6679Boston:: Hovey and Co. 1852-56. First edition. Near Fine Condition- light spotting. . Fine Original Chromolithograph. Small Quarto 7.25 x 10.5 inches . Includes original text. Inspired by national pride and a desire to document the finest fruit cultivated in American soil Charles Hovey's The Fruits of America is a fine tribute to both American Pomology and early color printing in America. Drawn from nature and printed by William Sharp and Son from as many as ten separate stones this exceptional chromolithograph displays a subtle perfection which rivals that of any early color printing of the period worldwide. Charles Mason Hovey 1810-1887 a Cambridge Massachusetts nurseryman founded the American Gardeners' Magazine in 1834- which became the Magazine of Horticulture- and was a founding member of several horticultural societies throughout New England and the Midwest. In addition to maintaining an extensive orchard of thousands of pear apple and plum trees Hovey is credited with cultivating one of the most popular and lucrative strawberries: the Hovey Strawberry which dominated the nineteenth century strawberry production in American. Bennett 59 Oak Spring Pomona 61 Reese: Stamped with the National Character 20 . Hovey and Co., unknown
1852ref. 6684Boston:: Hovey and Co. 1852-56. First edition. Near Fine Condition- light spotting. . Fine Original Chromolithograph. Small Quarto 7.25 x 10.5 inches. Includes original text. Inspired by national pride and a desire to document the finest fruit cultivated in American soil Charles Hovey's The Fruits of America is a fine tribute to both American Pomology and early color printing in America. Drawn from nature and printed by William Sharp and Son from as many as ten separate stones this exceptional chromolithograph displays a subtle perfection which rivals that of any early color printing of the period worldwide. Charles Mason Hovey 1810-1887 a Cambridge Massachusetts nurseryman founded the American Gardeners' Magazine in 1834- which became the Magazine of Horticulture- and was a founding member of several horticultural societies throughout New England and the Midwest. In addition to maintaining an extensive orchard of thousands of pear apple and plum trees Hovey is credited with cultivating one of the most popular and lucrative strawberries: the Hovey Strawberry which dominated the nineteenth century strawberry production in American. Bennett 59 Oak Spring Pomona 61 Reese: Stamped with the National Character 20 . Hovey and Co., unknown
1852ref. 6683Boston:: Hovey and Co. 1852-56. First edition. Near Fine Condition- light spotting. . Fine Original Chromolithograph. Small Quarto 7.25 x 10.5 inches . Includes original text. Inspired by national pride and a desire to document the finest fruit cultivated in American soil Charles Hovey's The Fruits of America is a fine tribute to both American Pomology and early color printing in America. Drawn from nature and printed by William Sharp and Son from as many as ten separate stones this exceptional chromolithograph displays a subtle perfection which rivals that of any early color printing of the period worldwide. Charles Mason Hovey 1810-1887 a Cambridge Massachusetts nurseryman founded the American Gardeners' Magazine in 1834- which became the Magazine of Horticulture- and was a founding member of several horticultural societies throughout New England and the Midwest. In addition to maintaining an extensive orchard of thousands of pear apple and plum trees Hovey is credited with cultivating one of the most popular and lucrative strawberries: the Hovey Strawberry which dominated the nineteenth century strawberry production in American. Bennett 59 Oak Spring Pomona 61 Reese: Stamped with the National Character 20 . Hovey and Co., unknown
1852ref. 6680Boston:: Hovey and Co. 1852-56. First edition. Near Fine Condition- light spotting. . Fine Original Chromolithograph. Small Quarto 7.25 x 10.5 inches . Includes original text. Inspired by national pride and a desire to document the finest fruit cultivated in American soil Charles Hovey's The Fruits of America is a fine tribute to both American Pomology and early color printing in America. Drawn from nature and printed by William Sharp and Son from as many as ten separate stones this exceptional chromolithograph displays a subtle perfection which rivals that of any early color printing of the period worldwide. Charles Mason Hovey 1810-1887 a Cambridge Massachusetts nurseryman founded the American Gardeners' Magazine in 1834- which became the Magazine of Horticulture- and was a founding member of several horticultural societies throughout New England and the Midwest. In addition to maintaining an extensive orchard of thousands of pear apple and plum trees Hovey is credited with cultivating one of the most popular and lucrative strawberries: the Hovey Strawberry which dominated the nineteenth century strawberry production in American. Bennett 59 Oak Spring Pomona 61 Reese: Stamped with the National Character 20 . Hovey and Co., unknown
1852ref. 6682Boston:: Hovey and Co. 1852-56. First edition. Near Fine Condition- light spotting. . Fine Original Chromolithograph. Small Quarto 7.25 x 10.5 inches . Includes original text. Inspired by national pride and a desire to document the finest fruit cultivated in American soil Charles Hovey's The Fruits of America is a fine tribute to both American Pomology and early color printing in America. Drawn from nature and printed by William Sharp and Son from as many as ten separate stones this exceptional chromolithograph displays a subtle perfection which rivals that of any early color printing of the period worldwide. Charles Mason Hovey 1810-1887 a Cambridge Massachusetts nurseryman founded the American Gardeners' Magazine in 1834- which became the Magazine of Horticulture- and was a founding member of several horticultural societies throughout New England and the Midwest. In addition to maintaining an extensive orchard of thousands of pear apple and plum trees Hovey is credited with cultivating one of the most popular and lucrative strawberries: the Hovey Strawberry which dominated the nineteenth century strawberry production in American. Bennett 59 Oak Spring Pomona 61 Reese: Stamped with the National Character 20 . Hovey and Co., unknown
1852ref. 6681Boston:: Hovey and Co. 1852-56. First edition. Near Fine Condition- light spotting. . Fine Original Chromolithograph. Small Quarto 7.25 x 10.5 inches . Includes original text. Inspired by national pride and a desire to document the finest fruit cultivated in American soil Charles Hovey's The Fruits of America is a fine tribute to both American Pomology and early color printing in America. Drawn from nature and printed by William Sharp and Son from as many as ten separate stones this exceptional chromolithograph displays a subtle perfection which rivals that of any early color printing of the period worldwide. Charles Mason Hovey 1810-1887 a Cambridge Massachusetts nurseryman founded the American Gardeners' Magazine in 1834- which became the Magazine of Horticulture- and was a founding member of several horticultural societies throughout New England and the Midwest. In addition to maintaining an extensive orchard of thousands of pear apple and plum trees Hovey is credited with cultivating one of the most popular and lucrative strawberries: the Hovey Strawberry which dominated the nineteenth century strawberry production in American. Bennett 59 Oak Spring Pomona 61 Reese: Stamped with the National Character 20 . Hovey and Co., unknown
ref. 5409Paris, Imprimerie administrative de Paul Dupont, 1868. Un volume in-8°, demi-reliure d'époque.
1882ref. ZNF-803Illustré de 284 gravures intercalées dans le texte, chez l'auteur 1882. Avec table alphabétique, table des matières, table des figures. Reliure demi-cuir.
1852ref. 15575Saintes, Fontanier (Poitiers, Imprimerie de A. Dupré), 1852 ; in-8 ; demi-basane fauve, dos lisse à faux-nerfs dorés, pièce de titre roange, fleurons à froid (reliure de l'époque) ; (4), 307, (1) pp.
1947ref. 10621947 Description du livre: Paris, Editions George Delbard ; ., 1947. Grand in-4, couverture cartonnée d'édition, dos lisse lettrage doré, 1er plats illustré d'une photo de pêche dans un cadre doré, lettrage doré. 166 pp, nombreuses photos noir in et hors texte, 32 planches de fruits en couleurs. Préface de Georges Duhamel de l'Académie Française, Introduction de L. Cuny conservateur des Jardins du Luxembourg, avant propos de parasitologie fruitière de Roger Heim. Bon ouvrage quelques piqûres sur les plats et trés légéres insolations. Ouvrage de référence en 3 parties : 1 - Aboriculture Fruitière ; 2 - Pomologie ; 3 - Parasitologie fruitiere.
ref. 64670Bangkok, Post Books, 1995, EDITION ORIGINALE, gd. in-4, cartonnage toilé éd., jaquette photos coul. éd., 224 pp., papier glacé, Sommaire, Glossaire, Conversions poids et mesures, Ustenciles, Liste des chefs avec photo coul. et "pédigree", double ENVOI de Sanchai Saelim, chef de l'Hôtel "Tulip" à Bangkok et Sanchaisae Lim, président de la Chambre du Commerce de Bangkok, à Michel Gomy, chef-propriétaire de l'Hôtel Balme à Villeneuve en Lozère, en anglais, in english, Superbe livre présentant 144 recettes à base de fruits. 24 des meilleurs chefs de Thaïlande nous enmènent dans un monde aux saveurs exotiques. Les recettes sont écrites en anglais. Très RARE et bel envoi à un de nos grands chefs français, malheureusement disparu en 2016. Très bon état
1963ref. 13473ABChicago, Curt Teich, 1963. 23 cm. 24 S. Mit zahlr. Farbfotos. Illustrierte Originalbroschur (Softcover), Klammerheftung. Tadelloses gepflegtes Exemplar.
1927ref. 1204065Weltevreden, Volkslectuur, 1927. 1 Bl., 8 (recte 9), (1), 330 S. m. 141 Textillustr., 2 Farbtafeln. Farbig illustr. OPpbd (gebräunt, vor. Ecken stärker bestoßen, Exlibris u. großformatige Widmung auf Spiegel).
1951196 pages. Features: Clamping a ban on brucellosis; Remote control for kilowatts; Pork profits begin with your boar; It's size that sells your fruit; Bulbs that bring an early spring; Hydraulic power makes tough jobs easy; Farm with fine tradition; Your Hog-cholera worries are whipped Sheep fit a lot of farms; Is your debt load balanced right?; The Great Greenbug fight; The squirrel and the .22; It's always farm-fire season; Tight bins for ear corn; The Kansas Twister (fiction); Scipio Takes a Day Off (fiction); Trail East (part 2 of 4). Ads: B.F. Goodrich ad with photo of Edwin B. Fenske of Reisel, Texas; Oldsmobile super '88'; Rayovac batteries (one color page); Florence heaters; USS Steel ad with photo of Ernest Randal of Morningview Stock Farm of Marion, Alabama; Small clipping from photo of page 31 of the article on the Porter farm of Terrell, TX; Ferguson '30' Tractor (color photo); Ford cars (color photos); Massey-Harris tractors; Studebaker trucks (color); Pontiac car; Dodge car; Chevrolet pickups; Lee work wear; Buick Roadmaster; Blue Bell work clothing; Ford Trucks - nice color photo ad with George Stephens of Douglas, AZ; Amazing Wolverine work shoe ad shows lady pulling plow; Two-page Chrysler photo ad by photographer Anton Bruehl includes designer A.W. Ross, Edward Barna, Leo Poma, and Dorothy D. Cooledge; Plymouth car; Ball Brand boots; Gulistan carpet (2 color pages); GMC truck; Motorola TV (one-page with photo); Homelite chainsaws; 'Peter Pain' attacks man in Ben-Gay ad; Peters ammo ad features Frank Niemuth of Fremont, WI; Willys 4WD Trucks; Lombard chainsaws; Betty Grable photos in Auto-Lite ad; McCulloch chainsaws; Tide detergents; Boltaflex (one page with color photo); Toni ad with Pat Barnard and Rita Daigle plus twins Janey and Joey Pope; Aunt Jemima (color); Domestic sewmachines; Jergens ad with Mrs. John Rinehart; Singer Sewing Centres; Nice one-page photo-illustrated ad for the American Hereford Association; Morton's salt; Sensational color Camel cigarette ad on back cover features gorgeous Joan Crawford in low-cut red dress. Tiny coupon clipped from page 177. Unmarked with average wear. A sound vintage copy. Magazine
1945Index. Bibliography. Approximately 200 pages. An excellent and uncommon overview of the life and accomplishments of prolific plant breeder Luther Burbank, one of the greatest Americans in history. This copy is in such lovely condition that it appears to be a current reprint, but we can find no evidence to support this. Very light wear. Clean, bright and unmarked. Excellent copy. Book
1952128 pages. Features: Fatter beef from cheaper roughage; Feeding guides for supplement A; Now the plants bite back; Look what's happening to hogs; How i made the cage system work; You can dry baled hay; Saving work with water; Bloat; A 'wired' hand for every farm; New method saves $2-a-pound seed; Range-bull record, artificially bred; Carts ease dairy chores; Here's low-cost range and brooding equipment; Learning how to judge land; They've made weed control work; The Biggest Liar in Alaska (fiction); Gangway for Tomorrow (conclusion); Jeff Davis, Mississippi rebuilds for youth; Elsa Dean with daughters Wilma and Nancy. Ads: GE fridges (color, inside front cover); '52 Buick; Champion spark plug ad features 10,640 acre fruit farm at Bakersfield, CA with J.A. Di Giorgio and J.C. Lyttle; Super '88' Oldsmobile; Ford trucks (color); International Trucks (color, Treamside Farm); Oliver tractors (66, 77 and 88); Lee work clothes; Chevrolet trucks; Dodge trucks - featuring Sam Harrod of Frankfort, KY; Sheppard diesel tractors; Moorman's ad features William Lally and family of Dane County, WI; Jeep (one page with 4 photos); Harley-Davidson (Marlon Brando-style male shown riding); Ford cars; Hudson cars (color); Studebaker trucks (color); Infamous color-illustrated ad for Camel cigarettes on back cover says "More Doctors Smoke Camels". Average wear. A sound vintage copy. Magazine
1930499 pages. Index. Average wear. Chapter titles include: The Background of our Present Trade; Effects of Industrial Expansion and City Growth; Artificial Ice Brings Revolution; Hazards of the New Industry; How the Handler Became Banker; History, Extent, and Future of Canning; The Status of the Industry in 1913; and much more. Prior owner's name upon front endpaper else unmarked. Binding intact. Bright gilt lettering upon spine. Sound copy of this fascinating contribution to the history of the North American produce merchandising industry. Book
ref. 829In 8 broché,597 pages,15 planches dépliantes en fin de volume.Dusacq.Librairie agricole de la Maison Rustique éditeur sans date(une tache sur le premier plat,sans gravité.complet des planches. La première partie (80 pages)est consacrée à la vigne.La seconde(160 pages) au pêcher.La troisième(140 pages)au poirier et au pommier.Les derniers chapitres : prunier, abricotier, cerisier, groseillier,framboisier et fraisier
1955ref. 124071Paris, Presse corporative française 1955 Fort in-4 27 x 20 cm. Reliure demi-basane verte à coins, dos à nerfs muet, 16 pp. par numéros, croquis, nombreuses photos en noir & blanc, nombreuses recettes et exemples de pièces montées. Les livraisons sont présentés en ordre chronologique inversé, soit de décembre à janvier. Accident en tête de dos, mors légèrement fendillés, intérieur frais.