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1920réf. 148871Paris: Editions Nilsson 1920. First French Edition a trade softcover original preceding the first English language edition by nine years. Text in French. Cover illustration by Maggy Monier. Rare. A seminal horror novel written by one of the most important French genre fiction writers of the early twentieth century. The basis for several films including the classic German silent film starring Conrad Veidt "The Hands of Orlac 1924 and its American rival the sound version starring Peter Lorre "Mad Love" directed by emigre Karl Freund for MGM in 1935 and today considered one of the greatest horror films of the 1930s. Very Good in illustrated wrappers. All edges uncut. Slight lean some vertical wrinkling to the spine small chips at a couple of corners and wrappers foxed particularly rear wrapper. Barron 1999 4-125. Bleiler 1948 US. Clute & Nicholls US. Hubin 1994 US. Locke US. Reginald 12140. Senn US. Editions Nilsson unknown books
1931réf. 320507New York: Scribner 1931. Limited. hardcover. fine. N.C. Wyeth. 14 tipped in color plates tissue guards deckled edges 4to vellum backed spine with gilt lettering. decorative blue and gold textured cloth original glassine wrappers and original board box. New York: Scribner 1941. A fine copy in a lightly worn box. Number 13 of 512 copies signed by the Illustrator of which the first 12 were for presentation. Scribner unknown
1931réf. 320507New York: Scribner 1931. Limited. hardcover. fine. N.C. Wyeth. 14 tipped in color plates tissue guards deckled edges 4to vellum backed spine with gilt lettering. decorative blue and gold textured cloth original glassine wrappers and original board box. New York: Scribner 1941. A fine copy in a lightly worn box. Number 13 of 512 copies signed by the Illustrator of which the first 12 were for presentation. Scribner unknown books
1592réf. 60391(Rostock, Stephan Mölleman, 1592) 4to. In contemporary limp vellum. Extremities with light soiling and miscolouring. Front free end-paper annotated in contemporary hand. Three leaves (T-Tiii) with repairs with loss of text and woodcut. Title-page and colophone supplied in facsimilie. Internally with light occassional browning but in general good condition. 272 ff (f. 272 erroneously printed as f. 273) with 44 woodcut illustrations in text.
1592réf. 60391Rostock Stephan Mölleman 1592 4to. In contemporary limp vellum. Extremities with light soiling and miscolouring. Front free end-paper annotated in contemporary hand. Three leaves T-Tiii with repairs with loss of text and woodcut. Title-page and colophone supplied in facsimilie. Internally with light occassional browning but in general good condition. 272 ff f. 272 erroneously printed as f. 273 with 44 woodcut illustrations in text. Later Rostock edition of the famous epic. Circulating from the 12th-century and derived in part from Aesop Reynard the Fox is one of the most popular and enduring beast-epics. Reynard the Fox is a collection of fables that originated in medieval Europe and the exact authorship is unknown. The stories were likely passed down orally before being written down in various versions over the centuries. The fables with the wily fox as a central character lent themselves to satire and it became a vehicle used by the Protestant reformers and others. The Low-German version first appeared at Lubeck in 1498 and the Rostock editions which followed from 1517 facilitated the spread of the epic towards the east. The woodcuts had previously illustrated the 1539 Rostock edition of which 36 are attributed to Erhard Altdorfer. Stylistically they depend on the first Lubeck and Rostock editions. hardcover
2009réf. mon0004271853Rm Verlag S.L. 2009-12-31. Gebundene Ausgabe. Like New. 0.7000 9.6000 9.3000. Sealed in original plastic but plastic is ripped.rn Rm Verlag, S.L. unknown
1957réf. 53749New York: Harry N. Abrams 1957. First edition. Hardcover. vg to near fine. Quarto. xxxviii 151pp. 1. Illustrated purple and red dust jacket. Beige cloth boards with illustration in black on the front cover black lettering on the spine. Illustrated endpapers. Original torn publisher's belly band laid in at the interior front cover. This unique copy contains two inscriptions to former president of Israel Zalman Shazar 1889-1974 in pen on the title page. One at the top is a 75th birthday gift inscription in Hebrew from a unidentified friend of Shazar and below it is another warm inscription from artist Marc Chagall in Yiddish dated 1964. Chagall writes: "In honor of the president and my good friend Z. Shazar with love Marc Chagall Jerusalem 1964". It can be assumed that Shazar's friend gave him the book as a gift and Marc Chagall who was present at the time also inscribed it to him. This monograph showcases Marc Chagall's graphic work from the years 1922-1957 and includes a total of 148 images reproducing the artist's work. Most images are in b/w with six in color and can be divided roughly into five major stages of Chagall's career: etchings for his autobiography - illustrations for Gogol's "Dead Souls" 1923-27 - etchings for La Fontaine's "Fables" 1927-30 - illustrations for the Bible - his post-war lithographs. All images are finely printed mostly in high quality offset with a few b/w images being lithographic. Dust jacket with some minor to light rubbing and creasing to extremities. Binding with very minor age toning along the bottom edge of the front cover. A few light stains to the top edge of the book block. Interior clean throughout with book block tight overall. Dj in very good binding and interior in very good to near fine condition overall. Harry N. Abrams hardcover
1957réf. 53749New York: Harry N. Abrams 1957. First edition. Hardcover. vg to near fine. Quarto. xxxviii 151pp. 1. Illustrated purple and red dust jacket. Beige cloth boards with illustration in black on the front cover black lettering on the spine. Illustrated endpapers. Original torn publisher's belly band laid in at the interior front cover. This unique copy contains two inscriptions to former president of Israel Zalman Shazar 1889-1974 in pen on the title page. One at the top is a 75th birthday gift inscription in Hebrew from a unidentified friend of Shazar and below it is another warm inscription from artist Marc Chagall in Yiddish dated 1964. Chagall writes: "In honor of the president and my good friend Z. Shazar with love Marc Chagall Jerusalem 1964". It can be assumed that Shazar's friend gave him the book as a gift and Marc Chagall who was present at the time also inscribed it to him. This monograph showcases Marc Chagall's graphic work from the years 1922-1957 and includes a total of 148 images reproducing the artist's work. Most images are in b/w with six in color and can be divided roughly into five major stages of Chagall's career: etchings for his autobiography - illustrations for Gogol's "Dead Souls" 1923-27 - etchings for La Fontaine's "Fables" 1927-30 - illustrations for the Bible - his post-war lithographs. All images are finely printed mostly in high quality offset with a few b/w images being lithographic. Dust jacket with some minor to light rubbing and creasing to extremities. Binding with very minor age toning along the bottom edge of the front cover. A few light stains to the top edge of the book block. Interior clean throughout with book block tight overall. Dj in very good binding and interior in very good to near fine condition overall. Harry N. Abrams hardcover books
1931réf. 3189New York: Charles Scribner's Sons 1931. Fine. Exceptional copy of the signed limited edition for this Civil War-set novel one of 500 numbered copies signed by Wyeth retaining both the original box and glassine. 11'' x 8.5''. Quarter vellum blue cloth boards. Top edge gilt other edges uncut; partially unopened. In original glassine and publisher's blue box. Illustrated by Wyeth with 16 mounted tissue-guarded color illustrations including frontispiece and title page surrounded by boxed borders in gold. 324 pages. Bookplate to verso of box lid. Light rubbing to box no repairs slightest bit of toning to glassine and vellum; overall exceptionally bright and fresh. Charles Scribner's Sons unknown
1931réf. 3189New York: Charles Scribner's Sons 1931. Fine. Exceptional copy of the signed limited edition for this Civil War-set novel one of 500 numbered copies signed by Wyeth retaining both the original box and glassine. 11'' x 8.5''. Quarter vellum blue cloth boards. Top edge gilt other edges uncut; partially unopened. In original glassine and publisher's blue box. Illustrated by Wyeth with 16 mounted tissue-guarded color illustrations including frontispiece and title page surrounded by boxed borders in gold. 324 pages. Bookplate to verso of box lid. Light rubbing to box no repairs slightest bit of toning to glassine and vellum; overall exceptionally bright and fresh. Charles Scribner's Sons unknown books
1977réf. YRG-502Fort grand infolio (39x31 cm), reliure d'art Chr. Grégoire, sous emboitage, 148 pages, Pointes sèches originales de Pierre Letellier. Tirage limité à 150 exemplaires numérotés, le XXI, un des XXXIV réservé aux amis des sociétaires et collaborateurs. Il 148 pages. Dos légèrement insolé. Cercle des Bibliophiles de la Maison de la Chasse et de la Nature. Paris.
19283 vols., 8vo., First Edition, on laid paper; handsomely bound in uniform burgundy full crushed morocco, sides with gilt frame borders, backs with raised bands, second and fourth compartments lettered and ruled in gilt, all other compartments tooled in gilt, gilt tops, hand-made endpapers, ribbon markers, a most attractive set ideal as a gift or for presentation. Elegant set of first editions of Sassoon's 'fictitious' autobiography in which his story is told by 'George Sherston'.
1677réf. 22982Amsterdam Justus Dankerts 1677-1689 -in-8 plein-VELIN deux tomes reliés en un volume, reliure janséniste d'époque en plein vélin ivoire parcheminé (jansenist's binding full vellum in-8) in-octavo carré (20,2 x 16,3 cm), dos long (spine without raised band), Auteur et Titre manuscrit à l'encre brune en haut du dos (handwritten title on the spine), tranches lisses (smooth edges), 1er Tome : GRONDIGE BEWYS-REDENEN DER BOUW-KUNST: texte en néerlandais, orné d'un titre-frontispice gravé à l'eau-forte en noir par L. Renard et de 31 planches hors-texte gravés à l'eau-forte en noir, 68 pages, 1689 Amsterdam Justus Dankerts Editeur, + DE GRONT-REGULEN DER BOUW-KONST, ofte de uytnementheyt van de vijf ordens der ARCHITECTURA : texte en néerlandais, orné de 42 planches hors-texte gravés à l'eau-forte en noir par L. RENARD, (trace claire d'humidité en haut des 16 pages de texte), 16 pages, 1677, Amsterdam Justus Dankerts Editeur,
réf. 14105Paris, François Bernouard, 1926-1927. 17 volumes petit in-4, demi-chagrin vert à coins, dos à nerfs, têtes dorées, couvertures et dos conservés, entièrement non rogné. Dos passés, nerfs de certains volumes frottés, quelques épidermures.
réf. 106193romagnol maroquin magnin Paris, Librairie De la Collection des Dix, A. Romagnol, Editeur, 1911, 1 volume in-4 de 290x195 mm environ, 281 pages, un des 150 exemplaires sur vélin Van Gelder Zonen, exemplaire N°120, comprenant les 3 états des gravures dont : 1° l'eau-forte pure ; 2° l'état terminé avec remarques ; 3° l'état terminé avec la lettre pour les en-têtes et avant la lettre pour les hors-texte des illustrations de Lobel-Riche, avec un envoi de Lobel-Riche sur la première garde blanche. Reliure signée Marius Magnin, demi-maroquin à coins caramel, dos à 5 nerfs portant titres dorés, orné de filets, fers et motifs dorés et mosaïqués, cuir encadrés d'un double filet doré sur les plats gardes marbrées, tête dorée, feuillets non rognés, couvertures et dos d'origine conservés. Dos légèrement insolé, frottements sur le cartonnage, plat supérieur de la couverture d'origine insolé, intérieur très frais, bon état.
réf. 77430Paris Boulet 1799. Oblong broadsheet over 48.5 x 60.5 cm. Colour etching finished by hand. Framed and glazed. Simple modern green wooden frame. = A fine lively powerful illustration of an angered tiger attacking a porcupine in vain - being deterred by the porcupine's sharp and painful spines. After an original drawing by the British artist James Northcote 1746-1831 whose illustrations of lions and tigers are among his most captivating. Northcote was a pupil of the great British portrait painter Sir Joshua Reynolds 1723-1792 first president of the Royal Academy of Arts. The French engraver Renard about whom little else is known he is not listed by Bénézit enhanced Northcote's original by a skilful use of shades. Published by the firm of Boulet rue Chabannais in Paris. Some spotting but hardly visible. A small defect in the upper margin otherwise very good. Very rare. We found no auction records. unknown
réf. 5102Paris, Maisonneuve & Cie, 1877-1911, brochés. Tome I : 17,5x25 cm, les 12 autres tomes : 14x22,5 cm. Tome I : LES MAMMIFERES SAUVAGES, 1877, 179 pages. Tome II : LES OISEAUX SAUVAGES, 1879, 421 pages. Tome III : LES REPTILES, LES POISSONS, LES MOLLUSQUES, LES CRUSTACES ET LES INSECTES, 1881, 365 pages. Tome IV : LES MAMMIFERES DOMESTIQUES (première partie), 1881, 275 pages. Tome V : LES MAMMIFERES DOMESTIQUES (deuxième partie), 1882, 264 pages. Tome VI : LES OISEAUX DOMESTIQUES & LA FAUCONNERIE, 1883, 243 pages. Tome VII : LES MAMMIFERES SAUVAGES, COMPLEMENT, 1906, 267 pages. Tomes VIII : LES MAMMIFERES SAUVAGES (suite & fin), LE LOUP, LE RENARD ET LES CETACES. 1908, 175 pages. Tome IX : OISEAUX SAUVAGES (première partie), 1911, 250 pages, volume tiré à 200 exemplaires. Tome X : OISEAUX SAUVAGES (seconde partie), 1915, 245 pages, volume tiré à 200 exemplaires. Tome XI : REPTILES ET POISSONS (première partie), 1910, 251 pages, volume tiré à 200 exemplaires. Tome XII : LES MOLLUSQUE, LES CRUSTACES, LES ARACHNIDES ET LES ANNELIDES, 250 pages. Tome XIII : LES INSECTES (première partie), 1911, 217 pages, volume tiré à 250 pages. Edition originale comlète en XIII volumes, RARE.
1893réf. 18273Paris, Editions du “Mercure de France”, 1893 ; in-16 (203 mm), broché, chemise-étui (rel. mod.) ; [16] 230 pp., [1] f. blanc, photographie du poète, en frontispice, à l’époque où on l’appelait “Le magnifique”.
1931réf. 118697New York: Charles Scribner's Sons 1931. Signed limited edition in the uncommon glassine jacket Signed limited edition number 323 of 500 copies signed by the illustrator; 12 presentation copies were also issued. The trade issue was published the same year. Fox's classic Civil War tale was originally published by Scribner's Sons in 1903 with illustrations by F. C. Yohn. A handsomely illustrated copy with the uncommon glassine jacket. Large octavo. Colour frontispiece title page and 14 plates tipped in with tissue-guards. Original japon-backed blue and yellow check cloth spine lettered in gilt top edge gilt others untrimmed blue endpapers. With the glassine jacket. Housed in the blue box japon label to lid numbered in manuscript. Contemporary Christmas ownership inscription to inside cover of box lid. An excellent copy partly unopened in the lightly yellowed glassine jacket with slight loss to foot of front flap laid-in. In the lightly browned box slight wear to extremities. hardcover
réf. 9259Cincinnati: Squiggle Dot Press 2007. Full Leather. Fine binding. 2.25" x 2.5." 18 pp. 3 plates. Limited edition number 5 of 45 copies. In gray morocco with gilt embellishments on both covers and spine; patterned endpapers. Text printed using heated silver foil on handmade Japanese tissue. Three original wood engravings by Fox. Housed in a silk-moire lined slide-through box. A lovely miniature book designed illustrated and printed by one of the foremost American miniature book makers and binders. Squiggle Dot Press unknown
1814réf. 7194Second Edition Enlarged. Modern black cloth; bookplate of Benjamin Ackerman to front pastedown; some prefatory text pages document-taped; lacks explanatory text for final plate of part two; title page soiled otherwise very good with clean impressions. Enlarged edition with 13 copper engraved plates to part one and an additional 10 plates accompanying part two Diseases and Artificial Teeth. 28 x 23 cm. Additional images and further information provided upon request. Shipped through USPS insured Priority Mail. E. Cox & Son hardcover
2009réf. SONG0195371542OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS 2009-09-03. 1. hardcover. Used: Good. 9.30x1.30x6.10. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS hardcover
réf. 2994Newcastle T and J Hodgson 1827 pp. 2 xxii 312 complete with engraved frontis. and seven plates 4 illustrations in the text and 2 double-page pedigrees. Bound in modern cloth-backed marbled boards fore and bottom edges untrimmed. Some foxing of plates and adjacent pages but very good condition. Armorial bookplate of Willam Henry Brockett and with inscription by John Trotter Brockett recording the book's gift to him by the author and his gift of it to his son W H Brockett. The Brocketts were a prominent family in Newcastle and Gateshead. The collection survives in Newcastle and is notable for its inclusion of specimens brought back by Captain Cook. Two of the cuts are by Thomas Bewick and there are copper engravings of the Rakkelhan Grous and the Wombat by Robert E Bewick Hugo 472. Newcastle, T and J Hodgson, 1827, hardcover
réf. 17393Paris, Paul Ollendorf, 1898. In-12, 341 pp., bradel de demi-maroquin à coins noir signé d'Alfred Fareze, auteur, titre et date dorés au dos, couverture conservée (petites épidermures).
réf. 21964Paris, Libriairie Ernest Flammarion, [1894]. In-12, 276 pp., demi-maroquin à coins rouge, dos à nerfs orné de filets à froid, tête dorée, couverture originale illustrée (reliure un peu brunie, petites taches à la couverture, manques et déchirures au dos de la couverture remonté sur toile, envoi légèrement rogné).
