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2020réf. 2-1973181169Independently published 2020. Paperback. New. 260 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.62 inches. Independently published paperback
1964réf. NF055875 YEARS WITH THE FIGHTING HAWKEYES Brown 1964 first edition fine in good to very good dust-wrapper with some rubbing. Inscribed by Lamb. Brown unknown books
réf. 1190911 volume in-8 de 110x180mm environ, A Paris, Chez Pillet fils ainé, Martinon, A la librairie militaire, 1848, 144 pages, 1 frontispice, 2 hors-texte réhaussés à la couleur [suivi de] A Paris, Michel Levy frères, 1858, contient seulement le chapitre sur la garde mobile (p.143 à 200), 1 frontispice réhaussé à la couleur [suivi de], Paris, Degorce-Cadot, [sans date], contient la préface, les deux premiers chapitres et le sommaire (XI, 48 pages, p.269 à 274) [suivi de] La garde nationale mobile, air du Bataillon d'Afrique / La garde mobile, air de la France guerrière / Bagnolet ou Mistiko, parodie par A. Brunet / La garde mobile, air des Grondins, chanson manuscrite, (1) f. (Avis manuscrit). Recueil à l'initiative de Alfred L'Herminier, ex garde mobile (à la 3e du 21e Bataillon, en 1848 et 1849). Reliure signée Victor Wynants (ex garde mobile en 1848), demi-reliure bleu nuit, dos lisse portant titres dorés sur pièces de cuir rouge et vert foncé, tranche de tête dorée, gardes marbrées, papiers de gardes entre les textes rappelant les couleurs de l'uniforme de la Garde mobile. Ex libris manuscrit, coins frottés, légères traces sur le cuir, quelques rousseurs et traces sur certains feuillets sinon intérieur propre, bel exemplaire de ce curieux recueil.
19516 vols., 8vo., original series binding of navy cloth, upper boards blocked in blind, gilt backs, a very good, bright, clean set in dustwrapper. WC 217, 268, 298, 305, 472, 398 respectively. With splendid dustwrapper artwork by Lynton Lamb.
19516 vols., 8vo., original series binding of navy cloth, upper boards blocked in blind, gilt backs, a very good, bright, clean set in dustwrapper. WC 468, 447, 357, 450, 454, 462 respectively. With dustwrapper artwork by Lynton Lamb (volumes 2,3,5,6) and Dodie Masterman (volume 4).
2000réf. 1325841PN. New. 2000. Soft Cover. Date is original print. This is a reprint edition . PN paperback
réf. 3004MF786Memorandum. Lallemant Frères Typ. Fornecedores da Casa de Bragança. Lisboa. 1876. De 205x135 cm. Com 90 págs. Brochado. Exemplar com carimbo de posse na folha de rosto e capa anterior de brochura e etiqueta numerada na capa anterior de brochura. I-54-A-122 unknown
réf. 1911RL067Dissertação de licenciatura apresentada ao Instituto Superior de Ciências Sociais e Política Ultramarina à cadeira de História da Colonização Moderna. Universidade Técnica de Lisboa. Instituto Superior de Ciências Sociais e Política Ultramarina. Lisboa. 1966 De 27x21 cm. Com xxvi 173 i 36 folhas. Encadernação inteira de percalina com ferros a ouro na lombada e nas pastas. Exemplar com dedicatória do autor na folha iii. Raro. I-105-I-2 unknown
réf. 3639744233.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. 9788573599886-11-32221Senac. New. Senac unknown
1979Roy. 8vo., First Edition, with a portrait frontispiece, 5 plates and very numerous facsimiles in the text; cloth gilt, gilt back, a fine copy.
1809réf. 100381London: Tabart and Co. at the Juvenile and School Library 1809. Second edition. 12mo. Frontispiece and 23 plates all hand-colored. 4 136 2 2 ads pp. Contemporary half red morocco; damage to tail end of spine some discoloration to plates Published anonymously and now ascribed to Charles Lamb.REFERENCES: Gumichian 3594 Tabart and Co. at the Juvenile and School Library unknown
1809réf. 4A rare and beautifully preserved example of Regency-era British juvenile publishing at its finest. This second edition of A Book Explaining the Ranks and Dignities of British Society published by Tabart and Co. at the Juvenile and School Library 157 New Bond Street London 1809 represents one of the most visually distinguished educational books of the early nineteenth century — and this copy is among the finest in the market today. Published anonymously and now firmly attributed to Charles Lamb 1775–1834 — the celebrated essayist and author of Tales from Shakespeare — the book was dedicated by permission to Her Royal Highness Princess Elizabeth daughter of George III in a dedication dated London February 2 1809. Lamb himself confirmed his authorship in a letter to his friend the explorer Thomas Manning written the same year. The work presents the full hierarchy of British society — from the King of Great Britain down through dukes earls viscounts barons bishops judges military officers and civic dignitaries — in prose descriptions paired with 24 hand-colored engraved plates each depicting its subject in full ceremonial dress. The plates published by Tabart & Co. June 4 1805 New Bond Street are vivid and bright retaining exceptional color after more than two centuries — a quality rarely encountered in surviving copies of this title which commonly show fading discoloration or loss. The first edition appeared in 1805 under the slightly different title The Book of the Ranks and Dignities of British Society; this 1809 second edition incorporates revisions and was printed by Heney & Haddon 12 Tabernacle-Walk London at the original price of seven shillings coloured. It is referenced in the standard bibliography of Tabart publications as Moon T-152 and in Livres de l'enfance as Gumuchian 3594. This copy was professionally rebound in 2008 by Talin Bookbindery of Yarmouthport Massachusetts — one of Cape Cod's most respected fine binderies — in half red morocco over marbled boards with the original receipt Keith Bradley Chatham MA August 28 2008 $217 laid in. The rebinding is documented tasteful and entirely in period style preserving and protecting what is clearly a book of considerable age and significance. The striking peacock-pattern marbled endpapers red/blue/cream marbled board edges and gilt-ruled spine with raised bands present the volume handsomely. The book was produced at a moment of considerable historical resonance: Britain was deep in the Napoleonic Wars George III was in the final years of his reign before the Regency and the social hierarchies depicted within these pages — the robes the titles the precedences — were living realities of British life rather than historical curiosities. That Lamb chose to explain this world to children speaks to both his civic seriousness and the remarkable educational ambition of Tabart's juvenile library which stood at the vanguard of early children's publishing in England. Physical Description & Condition: Half red morocco over marbled boards rebound by Talin Bookbindery Yarmouthport MA 2008 with original receipt laid in. 15.5 x 10.5 x 2 cm. 4 136 2 2 ads pp. Frontispiece and 23 hand-colored engraved plates all present and in exceptional color. Marbled endpapers. Gilt-ruled spine with five raised bands gold-stamped "Book of Robes" binder's title. Pages tanned to warm ivory consistent with age; light foxing on title page otherwise clean. Binding firm and tight. A Very Good to Near Fine copy exceptional for a volume of this age and scarcity. Tabart & Co. hardcover
1809réf. 147994London: Tabart and Co. 1809. Second edition of this satirical work with beautiful color plates. Octodecimo contemporary calf bound in three-quarters morocco over marbled boards with gilt ruling to the spine with 23 of 24 hand-colored plates with The Knight missing as is common for this title. In very good condition bookplate to the front pastedown and ownership inscription to front free endpaper. Charles Lamb 1775–1834 was an English essayist poet and writer best known for his works Essays of Elia and Tales from Shakespeare. Although primarily celebrated for his literary essays Lamb also ventured into social commentary as seen in his lesser-known work A Book Explaining the Ranks and Dignities of British Society 1811. The book offers a satirical yet insightful exploration of the various classes and social hierarchies in British society during the early 19th century. Written in a light and engaging style it critiques the class distinctions and often mocks the pretensions of the British aristocracy reflecting Lamb's sharp wit and social awareness. Tabart and Co. hardcover