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réf. ORD-2373Marseille. Vial. 1862. In-8 (151 x 231mm) broché, couverture verte imprimée, 52 pages. Bon exemplaire.
réf. ORD-2374Paris. Masson. 1849. Gd in-8 (187 x 282mm) broché, couverture crème imprimée dans un cadre au décor végétal stylisé, 2ff.n.ch., VIII, 91 pages. Edition originale. Couverture un peu tachée, intérieur en bon état malgré qq. rousseurs éventuelles.
1920réf. 103874Couverture souple. 12 brochures de 20 à 30 pages.
In-8, broché, couverture de papier moderne, 60 p. Edition originale de cet important document, "qui a échappé à la plupart des historiens de la Révolution", compte-rendu très complet des travaux de la Commission des Monuments et réponse. Les auteurs justifient point par point leur action au sein la Commission, au lendemain de sa suppression et de son remplacement par la Commission temporaire des Arts. Constituée en novembre 1790 à l’initiative de François-Marie Puthod de Maison-Rouge, la Commission des Monuments se donna pour mission d’élaborer les premières mesures destinées à mener un inventaire et à agir en faveur de la conservation des oeuvres d’art. "Cet écrit devenu rare, à la rédaction duquel Puthod de Maison-Rouge eut beaucoup de part, donne de précieux renseignements sur les travaux de la Commission et sur un grand nombre d'objets de prix qu'elle avait sauvés de la destruction" (Michaud, 34, 560). Le "compte rendu" est suivi de 17 pièces justificatives en annexe. (Tourneux, III, 17729). Bon exemplaire.
réf. 35219Paris, Imprimerie de Brosselard, An II [1794]. In-8, broché, couverture de papier moderne, 60 p.
1924réf. 103868Couverture souple. Brochure de 30 pages.
1922réf. 103867Couverture souple. Brochure de 36 pages.
réf. 20345Paris, imprimerie Desfossés, 1910. Broché, couverture illustrée (portrait de Placide Astier). In-12 de 111 pages.
1936réf. 103876Couverture souple. Brochure de 28 pages.
1994réf. 500050970Foucher 1994 1994. Broché.
réf. 500319969Vuibert Sans date. Cet ouvrage a pour objectif principal de rendre accessibles à un large public les notions fondamentales et les techniques de base de la comptabilité de gestion dans l'entreprise contemporaine. Il explique les concepts récents et les méthodes couramment utilisées pour le calcul des coûts l'élaboration des budgets et l'évaluation des performances
2008réf. 63847Nathan 2008 223 pages 21x14x2cm. 2008. Broché. 223 pages.
réf. 21297Chronique Sociale - Pédagogie formation. 2002. In-8, br., 220 pp., bel exemplaire, dont la paginat° est cpdt fanée.
2008réf. 31138Ashford Editions 2008 144 pages 21x15x1cm. 2008. Broché. 144 pages.
réf. 23212Paris, O. C. D. L., 1965. 13 x 21, 163 pp., nombreux schémas, exercices, broché, bon état (couverture légèrement défraîchie).
2006General shelf wear to spine, corners and edges. Text is clean, bright and tight throughout.
2006General shelf wear to spine, corners and edges. Text is clean, bright and tight throughout.
2006General shelf wear to spine, corners and edges. Text is clean, bright and tight throughout.
2006General shelf wear to spine, corners and edges. Text is clean, bright and tight throughout.
2006General shelf wear to spine, corners and edges. Text is clean, bright and tight throughout.
2006General shelf wear to spine, corners and edges. Text is clean, bright and tight throughout.
1901réf. 58762Matanzas Cuba 1901. Oblong folio approx. 12" x 16" overall original padded leather with elaborate filigreed silver corner-pieces and central band bearing two engraved shields Cuban and American and a central medallion bearing the name of the school and the Buffalo Exposition a.e.g. silk moiré endpapers; leather a little scuffed the endpapers loosening but in all the binding is very good and sound; internally fine. Containing an autograph leaf signed by the director and 20 instructors and professors 7 printed leaves of text within red borders describing the Institute's curriculum professors natural history museum gymnasium etc. and 37 original photographs on printed mounts with decorative borders depicting professors benefactors alumni classrooms views of buildings both interior and exterior library and museum. The photographs are by C. Ruiz de Castro of Matanzas of whom there seems to be scant information. Photographs measure 7½" x 10" on mounts 11½" x 14". The Institute exists to this day. Started in September 1839 it went through many transformations over the years. By the mid-1860s the school was offering degrees in "Reasoned Arithmetic Algebra Topography Geometry Trigonometry History Physics Line Drawing Bookkeeping Applied Chemistry Geography and Commercial Statistical Geography Industrial Mechanics Natural History Political Economy and in terms of languages: English and French." Shortly thereafter were added "Grammar Latin Greek Sacred History and Religion Psychology Logic and Morals." By 1895 two chairs were added "Linear Drawing and Natural Drawing and it also had a Museum of Natural History with collections of snails and invaluable plants and specimens of the fauna and flora of Cuba." See a good history of the Institute online at dcubanos.com/rinconcuba/instituto-de-segunda-ensenanza-de-matanzas. unknown books
1901réf. 58762Matanzas Cuba 1901. Oblong folio approx. 12" x 16" overall original padded leather with elaborate filigreed silver corner-pieces and central band bearing two engraved shields Cuban and American and a central medallion bearing the name of the school and the Buffalo Exposition a.e.g. silk moiré endpapers; leather a little scuffed the endpapers loosening but in all the binding is very good and sound; internally fine. Containing an autograph leaf signed by the director and 20 instructors and professors 7 printed leaves of text within red borders describing the Institute's curriculum professors natural history museum gymnasium etc. and 37 original photographs on printed mounts with decorative borders depicting professors benefactors alumni classrooms views of buildings both interior and exterior library and museum. The photographs are by C. Ruiz de Castro of Matanzas of whom there seems to be scant information. Photographs measure 7½" x 10" on mounts 11½" x 14". The Institute exists to this day. Started in September 1839 it went through many transformations over the years. By the mid-1860s the school was offering degrees in "Reasoned Arithmetic Algebra Topography Geometry Trigonometry History Physics Line Drawing Bookkeeping Applied Chemistry Geography and Commercial Statistical Geography Industrial Mechanics Natural History Political Economy and in terms of languages: English and French." Shortly thereafter were added "Grammar Latin Greek Sacred History and Religion Psychology Logic and Morals." By 1895 two chairs were added "Linear Drawing and Natural Drawing and it also had a Museum of Natural History with collections of snails and invaluable plants and specimens of the fauna and flora of Cuba." See a good history of the Institute online at dcubanos.com/rinconcuba/instituto-de-segunda-ensenanza-de-matanzas. unknown
réf. 4896Paris, Librairie Hachette, 1948 - in 8° : 204 pp -br.
