1869 iii (15 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: Buono (Good). Foglio singolo di mm. 380x250. Intestazione e vari timbri di validazione e protocollo. Con il presente documento Vittorio Emanuele III concesse di rientrare in servizio, dopo un periodo di aspettativa per malattia, alla professoressa di francese delle RR Scuole Tecniche Giorgina Roncella Vitto con decorrenza dal 1° ottobre 1919. Book.

LII, 1.188 pages; with many thousand names of all and everyone related to the French Navy and extensvie Index. - Richly gilt decorated and -titled heavy red grained full-morocco binding of the period over 4 raised bands, all edges gilt and moirée-silk covered endpapers; small-4to.(ca. 26 x 18 x 6 cm; ca. 2 kg.). *** FIRST EDITION OF THE IMPRESSIVE YEARBOOK; Front endpaper with rather simple, tipped-in crowned exlibris >PROPRIETA' PRIVATA DI SUA MAESTA' IL RE VITTORIO EMANUELE III'<. - A BEAUTIFUL COPY.

LII, 1.170 pages; with many thousand names of all and everyone related to the French Navy and extensvie Index. - Richly gilt decorated and -titled heavy red grained full-morocco binding of the period over 4 raised bands, all edges gilt and moirée-silk covered endpapers; small-4to.(ca. 26 x 18 x 7 cm; ca. 2 kg.). *** FIRST EDITION OF THE IMPRESSIVE YEARBOOK; Front endpaper with rather simple, tipped-in crowned exlibris >PROPRIETA' PRIVATA DI SUA MAESTA' IL RE VITTORIO EMANUELE III'<. - A BEAUTIFUL COPY.

XLVI, 1.176 pages; with many thousand names of all and everyone related to the French Navy and extensvie Index. - Gently gilt decorated and -titled heavy dark-green grained half-morocco binding of the period over 4 raised bands, with blind-tooled panels, all edges gilt and marbled endpapers; small-4to.(ca. 26 x 18 x 6 cm; ca. 2 kg.). *** FIRST EDITION OF THE IMPRESSIVE YEARBOOK MARKING THE END OF THE 19TH CENTURY STATUS QUO OF THE FRENCH MARINE. - Front endpaper with rather simple, tipped-in crowned exlibris >PROPRIETA' PRIVATA DI SUA MAESTA' IL RE VITTORIO EMANUELE III'<, titlepage with his much more impressive crowned monogramme-stamp. - Corners of spine minimally rubbed, upper sharp-corner of rearpanel minimallly bumped, topedge slightly rubbed, foredge slightly spotty; else in best condition, A REPRESENTATIVE COPY.

First Edition. Very good copy in the original, full aniline calf. Professionally and period sympathetically re-backed with the title blocked direct in gilt; very impressively finished. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong.; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 45 pages; Physical desc.: viii, [2], 45, [1]p.: 1 plate. ; 4o. Notes: Ed. by H. Phillpotts (pref.). With a half-title, preceded by a facsimile. Other names: Phillpotts, Henry, 1778-1869. Kenyon, Lloyd Kenyon, Baron. Pitt, William, 1759-1806. Genre: Letters - 19th century. 4 Kg.

12mo, 1 p. Six lines. Text clear and complete. Good, on lightly-aged paper. Suggests a couple of alternative days on which he 'will be at liberty to give Sir W. J. Newton a sitting'.

Folio. Ernennungsurkunde für sechs Militärs. - Mitunterzeichnet von Staatssekretär und Admiral Arturo Riccardi (1878-1966) und zwei weiteren Amtsträgern. Sprache: it.

Oblong 8vo. 1 p. With traces of folding and holes from mounting tacks.

Paris, Galerie Delessert, Charles Pillet (comm. priseur), 1869, format in-8°, 93 pp , 213 lots. Le lot 1 (avec ills. à pleine page) est la vierge de la maison d'Orléans de Raphael. Derrière ce catalogue on a relié encore 3 autres catalogues: [1] Collection M. Boitelle (24 avril 1866). Avec préface de Théophile Gautier. [2] Collection Laperlier, 11 avril 1867, Avec préface de Philippe Burty. [3] Collection Henry Didier , 15 juin 1868, (deux parties: Tableaux & dessins // Objets d'art et de curiosité.) Relié en demi-maroquin brun d'époque, pages de garde marbrées, dos à nerfs avec titre doré. (Collection de 4 catalogues de vente publique à Paris periode 1868 -1869).

4pp, 4to. Bifolium. In good condition, lightly aged, with thin strip of tissue from mount adhering to one edge. Folded three times. An interesting letter, in which Halford asks Ellis for assistance in the writing of royal biographies for the Royal College of Physicians (of which he was President from 1820 to 1844), while explaining that it would not be 'proper' to go 'lower' than George II. Halford begins the letter by offering Ellis 'a most friendly, I would say affectionate, reception in the country', should he be tempted 'to come down in to Leicestershire [] It would indeed gratify me to walk and talk with you in these extensive gardens where both of us were for a time free from those cares which preclude almost all social intercourse in London'. He had planned to call on Ellis in London, but returned to Wistow the previous night, having been called way from London by 'an express from Ld Carnarvon to go into Berkshire'. Turning to the reason for the letter, he states that he is 'thinking of a paper for the College on the deaths of some illustrious Persons of modern day, and nobody can give me so much effectual interesting aid as yourself It might be a sequel of that on the deaths of some Illustrious Persons of Antiquity and considering that the first established the College of Phys[ician]s and that our first President [Thomas Linacre] was His Physician, I would begin with the disease of K. Henry 8th.' He is aware that Ellis possesses 'some invaluable knowledge of the Kings predilection for Physic', and asks for 'any thing which you think would give a value'. He gives the little information he possesses, stating that he has 'seen His Skeleton, which was that of a very tall man', and has 'sat in His Arm Chair now in the Corridor of Windsor Castle, which implies that He was as bulky as He was tall'. He asks for assistance on other matters, including Wolsey ('for you know the very medicines which Henry prescribed and sent the Cardinal for his complaint'); and also about 'his sour Daughter Mary's Malady', as well as 'King William 3rd's Asthma - moreover of the rupture which killed Queen Caroline Consort of George 2nd The King's disease will have been described by Dr Frank Nicholls'. With his own treatment of King George III clearly in mind he adds: 'Lower than this it would not be necessary or proper to go, and the motive for forbearing to say anything of George 3rd's Illness, or more than I have already said of that of George 4th would give rise to a conclusion of the paper which might contain some expressions of good feeling and loyalty'. In order to take advantage of the franking system, he asks for the letter to be directed to him 'under cover' to his son the Member of Parliament Henry Halford (1797-1868, later second baronet). He ends by asking Ellis to present his regards to 'Mr Forshall', i.e. Josiah Forshall of the British Museum. Postscript: 'Charles 2nd & Queen Ann would afford good materials.' There does not appear to be any indication that Halford proceeded with his scheme.

3 Volumes. 4to. pp. 136; 132; 120. 3 additional engraved titles & 190 engraved plates by R.Sands, F.W.Topham. E.Smith & others after designs by T.Allom, W.H.Bartlett, J.D.Harding, J.J.Jenkins &c. contemporary half calf (rubbed, extremities worn, splits in lower joints of Vols. I & III, some scattered foxing). First Edition.

Italienischer Vordruck auf Papier mit handschriftlichen Ergänzungen, 1 S. auf 2 Bll., c. 38 x 25 cm. Mittig gefaltet. Ernennung des Veterinärs Giovanni Cavallini zum Unterleutnant des Veterinär-Korps. - Mit Gegenzeichnung des Kriegsministers und Oberbefehlshabers der Carabinieri Paolo Spingardi (1845-1918) und Registraturvermerken des Kriegsministeriums und des Rechnungshofes. - Viktor Emanuel III. war der vorletzte König von Italien, zeitweilig auch Kaiser von Abessinien (1936-1941) und König von Albanien (1939-1943). Seine Herrschaft war geprägt von den beiden Weltkriegen und von der Machtübernahme der Faschisten unter Benito Mussolini, die der König zuließ. Am 9. Mai 1946 dankte Viktor Emanuell III. zugunsten seines Sohnes Umberto II. ab. Nur 33 Tage später erklärte sich Italien zur Republik und schickte die Königsfamilie ins Exil.

E.MANUSKRIPT (Albumblatt in Gedichtform, 2 S. 8 to, 40 Zeilen) in Tinte mit Ort, Datum, Unterschrift signiert Köln, 21.IX.1891 AUFRUF ZUR UNTERSTÜTZUNG DER UNTERWASSERTEN VON CONSUEGRA UND ALMERIA anlässlich der Zerstörung des Ortes Consuegra (Provinz Toledo, Region La Mancha) durch Hochwasser am 11.IX.1891.

Original woodblock, from the series, "Pride of Edo," printed in Japan, 1864. 490 x 380 mm. (Size including mount).

1934 (1937?) Il Re vorrebbe incontrare il suo interlocutore: "[.] qualunque giorno Ella potrà venire a Pisa, mi farà il piacere di telefonare a Musso il giorno prima della sua venuta perché per l'ora ch' Ella indicherà, possa fare trovare un'automobile alla stazione di Pisa. Guardando l'orario delle ferrovie ho veduto che si può andare a Pisa da Roma e a Roma nella stessa giornata, pur sostando a Pisa tre ore circa nel pomeriggio [.]". 1 bifolio, scritte 2 pagine. Manoscritto a inchiostro nero.