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Best.-Nr. Oelsner Gertrud, Bugge InIn Pristine Condition. unknown
1896Best.-Nr. 4605Worcester MA: Abby A. Judson Publisher. Very Good-. 1896. Second Edition. Hardcover. White boards gilt titles and butterfly decoration. Boards have some soiling light wear. Includes 2-page "Normal Development of Physical Body Spirit Body and Soul." by Judson. Scarce. ; 4-3/4" x 6-1/2"; 28 pages . Abby A. Judson, Publisher hardcover
1973Best.-Nr. 6qxmyGriffin 1820 London 1973. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Good. 0x0x0. Signed. Signed by the Author A.G.E. Robiette on the front free end paper page. Publication of 276 pages. The dust jacket is a little shelf rubbed and minor chipped pieces along the edges. The boards are in good condition. There is a small scuffed mark on the front inner board. Internally the pages are clean and complete. Tightly bound and presented in cellophane. The binding is excellent. GK. Our orders are shipped using tracked courier delivery services. Griffin 1820 London hardcover
Best.-Nr. 2583224 October 1923; on embossed letterhead: Hambrook Emsworth Hants. In a letter to ‘John O’London’s’ in 1921 Fletcher boasted of having ‘written and published seventy-three novels twelve volumes of collected short stories and fifteen historical and topographical works the last-named mostly of considerable length’. 3pp 12mo. On bifolium. In good condition lightly aged. Folded once for postage. Annotated by recipient with date of response. Addressed to ‘Mr D. Webster.’ and signed ‘J. S. Fletcher.’ He thanks him for ‘the two Chichester pamphlets duly to hand’ noting that one was ‘The Accompt Cleared’ by Roger L’Estrange. ‘This pamphlet was written in reply to a previous one called “A True Account from Chichester concerning the Death of Habin the Informer.’ The only copy he knows of is in the Bodleian and he asks him to look out for a copy. He ends by ordering item 495 from Webster’s ‘Catalogue No. 1’ Yeats’s ‘Trembling of the Veil’ for £2 3s 0d. 24 October 1923; on embossed letterhead: Hambrook, Emsworth, Hants. unknown
Best.-Nr. 35148230like new. unknown
1876Par le Colonel Baltazar, réimpression textuelle faite sur l'unique exemplaire de l'Edition originale et accompagnée d'une Notice et de Notes, par M. Charles Barry, un des 200 exemplaire sur papier vergé numéroté (n° 195), 1 vol. in-8 reliure demi-basane noire, Charles Lefebvre, Bordeaux, 1876, 2 ff., lvii pp., 2 ff. , iv pp., 1 f., 233 pp. et 2 ff. Bon état (très petit accroc en dos, bel état intérieur) pour ce récit des combats de la Fronde, en Guyenne, par un officier du parti des Frondeurs. Les faits décrits se sont déroulés de 1651 à 1653. Français
1873Best.-Nr. 538911 vol. in-8 br., Imprimerie G. Gounouilhou, Bordeaux, 1873, 2 ff., pp. 198-258
1835Best.-Nr. 46403120Paris, Merklein, 1835 ; in-8, demi-chagrin vert, coins, dos orné à la grotesque, tête dorée, non rogné, (Reliure de l’époque) 190 pp.Très belle typographie de Crapelet.Ce livre rare n’a été tiré qu’à petit nombre, dont 20 exemplaires sur Hollande, 12 sur Chine, 3 sur peau de vélin et les autres sur papier ordinaire.Un des premiers livres de l’auteur, âgé de 25 ans; il date du temps où il s’occupait de chartes du Moyen Age et ne se souciait pas encore de politique. Bel exemplaire.JUBINAL (Michel-Louis-Achille).Un parfait « arriviste » ! Une girouette politique du XIX° siècle qui a toujours su s’attirer les protections les plus efficaces. Il naquit à Paris en 1830. Chartiste, il publia dans sa jeunesse des ouvrages littéraires du Moyen Age et fut nommé en 1839 professeur de littérature étrangère à la Faculté de Montpellier.Il collectionna les décorations et les médailles, légion d’honneur et autres encouragements rémunérés. Orléaniste fervent, il vira républicain en 1848 et fut un partisan fanatique de Ledru-Rollin. Il présida alors le club de l’Egalité au salon de Mars. Le 2 décembre il fit acte d’adhésion complète au Coup d’Etat. En récompense de cette nouvelle conversion il reçut l’estampille gouvernementale et put se présenter en 1852 devant les électeurs des Hautes-Pyrénées. Il siégea à la Chambre jusqu’à la fin de l’Empire, applaudissant tous les ministères successifs.La révolution du 4 septembre 1870 l’a rendu à la vie privée. Ses relations dans le monde des artistes lui permirent de se constituer une impressionnante collection de tableaux, à fort bon marché ! Il fut l’auteur d’un très grand nombre de livres et le collaborateur de nombreuses revues : Le Voleur, le Revue rétrospective, le Messager, l’Artiste et même le Journal des demoiselles.Monselet l’a fort bien épinglé dans sa Lorgnette : « Frères, il faut mourir ! » se disent entre eux les Trappistes. La devise de M. Jubinal ne serait-elle pas plutôt : « Frères, il faut se nourrir ! ». Cet homme si bien nourri quitta le festin en décembre 1875. Poulet-Malassis a permis, sous son nom, une remise en vente de l’un de ses livres.
1861Best.-Nr. 2057A Paris, Michel Lévy Frères Libraires Éditeurs, 1861.
PARIS, Lib. de la sté Bibliographique, 1881 - Edition Originale - In-12 - Broché - Frontispice sous serpente, 3 gravures - Epitre dédicatoire au duc de La Trémoille - XXIII- 213 pages - très bel exemplaire - Réf. 24348 Louis II de la Trémoille, Bommiers (Indre), 20 ou 29 septembre 1460, Pavie , 24 février 1525. Fils de Louis Ier de la Trémoille et de Marguerite d'Amboise. Homme d'État et Chef de guerre .A servi les rois Charles VIII, Louis XII et François Ier.
Best.-Nr. 47088081-nnew. unknown
1844Best.-Nr. 8271844 plaquette in-octavo, couverture verte illustrée sur le recto, long papier, 2 volumes, Volume I : 235 pages, Volume II : rousseurs à la page 107 - 108, 178 pages, 1844 Bruxelles Wouters et Cie Imprimeurs-Libraires,
Best.-Nr. A9781394211210Hardback. New. hardcover
1925Best.-Nr. 52567Librairie Armand Colin 1925 Troisième édition. In-4. Reliure de l’éditeur demi-chagrin vert à coins, dos à 5 nerfs, auteur et titre dorés, tête dorée. V + 512 pp., 265 figures en noir dans le texte. Dos insolé, sinon bel exemplaire.
1974Bumping to some corners. Front inner hinge of text vol a bit strained. Former owner's name to ffeps. Chipping and tears to DJs with light creasing. ; 2 volumes: VIII,178 pp. 179 plates; Vol. 1
1941413 pages. Index. Written to transmit the thoughts of Hindu Vedanta and Buddhism to the West. Chapters include: The Ultimate Path; The Religious and Mystic Grades; The Hidden Philosophy of India; The Philosophical Discipline; The Worship of Words; The Arbitrament of Thinking Power; The Revelation of Relativity; From Thing to Thought; The Secret of Space and Time; The Magic of the Mind; The Downfall of Materialism. Dust jacket not included. Above-average wear to maroon cloth-covered boards. Binding open at half-title page. Few pencil markings to contents. A worthy reading copy. Book
1999377 pages. Contents include: Ancient Astronauts; Mystery Lights; Flying Saucers; Unidentified Flying Objects; Observers; Contactees; Abductees; Extraterrestrials; Critical Perspectives; Cosmic Considerations. Above-average wear. A worthy working copy of this extensive compilation. Book
197464 pages. Many sepia-tone photos of Jim Croce. Songs include: I Got a Name; Lover's Cross; Five Short Minutes; Age; Workin' At the Car Wash Blues; I'll Have to Say I Love You in a Song; The Hard Way Every Time; Salon and Saloon; Top Hat Bar and Grille; Thursday; Recently. Store stamp on title page otherwise unmarked with average wear. Binding intact. A sound copy of this great 70's songbook. Book
198232 pages. Features: Amelia Earhart, Auto Mechanic - article and 1918 photo explain how she studied auto mechanics while studying to be an ambulance driver; Air Cooled Camper - Bill Tuthill's early Series 11 Touring; Touring car equipped as a sleeper; Westrek Preview; List of 1982 Westrekkers; Franklin Mystery Cars from the files of Red Amick; Dr. A.D. Grant - Senior Member at age 104; California Here We Are, by Dr. A.D. Grant; A 1932 16 A Touring - Major article on Frank H. Gardner's metamorphisis of a car rescued from a junkyard in 1968; Westrek 1981 photos; John Burns article on restoration and maintenance; Reprint of a 1930 statement of sale and delivery of a 1930 Franklin Deluxe Sedan to a Mr. Cooper of Coopersburg, PA. Clean and unmarked with moderate wear. A quality copy of this excellent issue. Book
1980289 pages. Black and white photographic plates. "Follow in the footsteps of the young man from Denhoff, North Dakota, as he matures, serves in the U.S. Army, becomes a musician, an electronics engineer, then a chela (student) of ECKANKAR under the guidance of his predecessor Sri Paul Twitchell, the 971st Living ECK Master." - from dust jacket. Unmarked with moderate wear. A sound copy. Book
1987"Jack Holland, once medically diagnosed as having life-threatening cancer of the liver and kidneys, had a series of realizations which brought him to a complete remission of the disease. In his dialogue with J. Sig Paulson, Mr. Holland discusses the spiritual awakening which made possible his healing... For 31 years Mr. Holland has been a professor of Business Management at San Jose State University and has taught graduate courses at Stanford... He has worked in the space program helping to select astronauts and evaluate their experiences upon their return." - from cover. Clean and unmarked with light wear. A quality copy. Audio Book
1949180 pages. Features: Cover photo of the Richard L. Stevensen farm in Hunterdon County, NJ; Undulant Fever - a menace to farm families; Don't lose dollars with dirty milk; Legumes are in trouble; Azalea Man; They Tamed the Desert - The Thain family farm of Cache Valley, Utah; What is a good hereford?; How do you market your livestock?; Making the most of the farm shop; Lumps in the stomach of the Russian bear - interesting photo-illustrated article reports "a hard core of farmer resistance blocks communist moves toward a collectivized agriculture in satellite Poland and Czechoslovakia; Pioneer for rural health - Doctor George F. Bond helps bring a modern health center to Hickory Nut Valley, NC; When insects go berserk; Hybrid onions come of age; and more. Ads: Texaco ad features novel plow invented by Mr. Selden G. Washburn of Goodwin, SD; B.F. Goodrich ad features Lew Wildin of Winterset, IA; GE radios; Oldsmobile; GMC trucks (color); Farmall Cub (color photos); Chesterfield cigaratte ad with prominent photo of Joan Fontaine plus tobacco grower Van W. Daniel of Ruffin, NC; 1949 Ford cars (color); Oliver crawler tractors; Studebaker trucks (color); Buick; Lee work wear; Jeep; Case equipment; Ford Trucks ad features trout farmer Horace Frantz of Colorado Springs and Salida, CO; Ferguson tractors; Nice one-page Massey Harris tractor ad; New Holland hay rake - 2 pages; Oshkosh B'gosh; Gibson tractors; Minneapolis-Moline "Z" tractor; Harley-Davidson with Hydra-Glide Fork; Greyhound bus (color). Tape repairs to covers which are pulling from staples, otherwise unmarked with average wear. A worthy vintage copy. Magazine
1954Pages 167-204 plus 20 pages of nice vintage ads. Features: Yellowknife - Town of the Air Age - many wonderful photos; Soldiering at Fort Henry - many excellent illustrations; Pictures of the Provinces - III; (Camouglaged) Eggs in the Land of the Midnight Sun; and more. Some of the nicer ads include: Colour one-page Lord Calvert Whiskey ad features Irish Setter Champion Ace Flyer of Aragon, owned by Gertrude W. Drew of Toronto; Nice colour ad for the 1954 Monarch car features a black on red Lucerne Coupe; Nice colour ads for Chevrolet and Chrysler cars; Back cover photo ad for the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) features photo of pilot and navigator in front of their CF-100 jet fighter. Moderate wear. Small name stamp inside front cover. A sound copy. Magazine
2008106 pages. References. Black and white illustrations. "Is there a 'Secret Physics' with a different set of rules - hidden away from us earlier in this century, by a powerful elite who fear the technology based on it will strip away their power and wealth, and liberate us from their grip?" - from back cover. Clean, bright and unmarked with negligible wear. An excellent copy. Book
1965Features: Founder of the Cowboy Camp Meeting - William B. Bloys at Fort Davis, Texas in 1888; Shoot-out on Christmas Day, 1883 at McDade, Texas in Bastrop County - Thomas Bishop and George Milton; Boom Days at Ash Meadows, Nevada; Strawmen and Marshals - Ellensburg, WA and locality circa 1906; Greatest living hunter - Clell Lee; Riding the Shale Rock Trail; Paul P. Lawson and Idaho adventures; Victim of the "White Night" - unfortunate Joseph Hahn, after whom Hahn's Peak was named; Whipping Tree - primitive form of Seminole justice rarely suffered repeat offenders; John J. Tomlinson - Sawmill man of Yellowstone City in the Crow River Reservation; Oro, Arizona - most remote of the Bradshaw's Ghost Towns; The Wound that never healed - Mary Christofferson Anderson's chin was shot away by a cannonball at age 14 during the Morrisite Massacre of 1862; Rawhide times in Dakota - when it was open range from the White River to the Niobrara; I Cast My Lot With a Soldier - dedicated Army wives who followed their husbands to the American frontier in the 19th century; Appointment on Red Mountain - Emma Crawford was buried atop 7,200 foot-high Red Mountain where she said she had communed with an Indian brave; New Mexico's Mysterious Markers - many styles of Christian Cross; Flames of Starvation and Death - Cattlemen and nesters were comrades in arms when the sky warned of fire; King-sized nugget - found at the Willard Claim Mine in California's Sierra Nevadas; Uncle Milty's Legs - Milt Clements stood tall even though he only had one leg - Frank Lockert's personal museum at Coats, Kansas. Average wear. Some yellowing to pages. Occasional markings to contents. A sound copy. Book
