Arcussia charles (11 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: New. In English.

Zustand: New.

Pappband. 1980. Opp. Gr.8°. Buch.

Pappband-O. Zustand: Gut. 296 S., Fotomechanischer Neudruck der Originalausgabe Frankfurt 1617. - Gr.8°, mit einigen Abbildungen und 1 Falttafel, Einbandecken gering bestoßen, Kanten minimal berieben, sonst gutes Exemplar 32020_Jagd Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 1100.

Zustand: Gut. 296 S. Opp. Fotomechanischer Neudruck der Originalausgabe Frankfurt 1617 nach dem Exemplar der Forschungsbibliothek Gotha. Einband an den Kanten minimal berieben. Sonst sehr gut erhalten. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 850.

Pp. / gutes Exemplar. Zustand: Gut. 296 S. : Ill. ; 26 cm La fauconnerie 3921695341 krankheitsbedingt erfolgt der Versand nur 1x pro Woche. Sprache: Deutsch Fotomechan. Nachdr. d. Orig.-Ausg. Frankfurt 1617.

( Mit Vorrede, Register ), 296 Seiten mit einigen Abbildungen auf Tafeln sowie einer doppelblattgroßen Tafel. Original-Leinwand, Groß8°. Fotomechanischer Nachdruck des Zentralantiquariats der DDR für den Fourier Verlag Wiesbaden. Einband mit leichten Randbeschädigungen, sonst von guter Erhaltung. Innen sauber. - selten - ( Weitere Bilder auf Anfrage ) / Artikel 1060 /// (With preface and index), 296 pages with some illustrations on plates and a double-page plate. Original canvas, large 8°. Photomechanical reprint by the Central Antiquarian Bookstore of the GDR for Fourier Verlag Wiesbaden. Cover with slight edge wear, otherwise in good condition. Interior clean. - rare - (More images upon request) / Item 1060. …

Divided into 10 parts, 1643. Text in French, small 4to, approximately 210 x 160 mm, 8½ x 6¼ inches, 12 full page engravings of hawks, and 2 woodcuts of L'Anatomie des Oyseaux in the text, one folding plate of hawking implements, LACKING 4 PLATES OF IMPLEMENTS AT PAGE 296 which seem to be often missing, now supplied in facsimiles and tipped in at rear after final page (slightly smaller than the original pages), decorated initials and headpieces. Pages: LA FAUCONNERIE: [8], 1-334, pages 327-328 repeated, no duplication of text, [8]; LA FAUCONNERIE DU ROY: [12], 1- 51, [1]; DISCOURS DE CHASSE: [6], 55-107, [1]; LETTRES DE PHILOIERAX: [10], 119-173, [1]. Bound in full 19th century panelled calf, gilt lettering and decoration to spine, gilt and blind decoration to covers, all edges gilt, marbled endpapers. Binding lightly rubbed, upper hinge beginning to crack at head and tail, covers still firmly attached, top outer corner of folding plate repaired, no loss to image, tiny closed tear to margin of 2 plates and 1 text page, neatly repaired, no loss to image or text, 3 small pale stains to margins of 2 images (see attached image), 2 lower margins slightly ragged, not affecting text or images, some show-through and offset from images, occasional pale age-browning including title page, pale foxing to many margins, otherwise a very good copy (4 implements plates in facsimile as noted). First published in 1599, this edition of 1643 is not recorded in James Edmund Harting, Bibliotheca Accipitraria, page 80-82; nor in Schwerdt, Hunting, Hawking and Shooting, Volume I, page 43, but they both record an edition of 1644 which collates the same as ours. There are copies of the 1643 edition held in National Library of Scotland and Bodleian Library, Oxford, also John Evelyn had a copy in his library (see John Evelyn A Study in Bibliophily, by Geoffrey Keynes, page 299). MORE IMAGES ATTACHED TO THIS LISTING, ALL ZOOMABLE, FURTHER IMAGES ON REQUEST. Postage at cost and all parcels sent fully tracked and fully insured.…

12 titres reliés en 13 volumes in-12, 11 volumes tirés à 300 exemplaires numérotés sur papier vergé de Hollande (après 20 Chine et 20 Whatman), et 2 volumes (X et XI) à 500 ex. sur papier vergé de Hollande (après 20 et 15 Chine et Whatman), ex-libris Henri Vieillard sur le contre plat. Reliures uniformes d'époque demi maroquin vert, dos ornés de fleurettes dorées et mosaïquées, tranches supérieures dorées, couvertures conservées, reliures signées Levasseur, dos insolés, rares rousseurs, principalement sur les tranches. Collection complète, ensemble rare.I - DU BEC. Discours de l'antagonie du chien et du lièvre. 1880 ; II - CLAMORGAN. La chasse du loup nécessaire à la Maison Rustique. 1881 ; III - Le bon Varlet de chiens. 1881 ; IV* et IV** - TARDIF, Guillaune. Le Livre de l'Art de Faulconnerie et des chiens de chasse. 1882, 2 volumes ; V - CRETIN, Guillaume. Débat entre deux dames sur le passetemps des chiens et des oiseaux, suivi de la Chasse royale, poème de H. Sahel. 1882 ; VI - Le Livre du Roi Dancus, texte français du XIIIe siècle, suivi d'un Traité de faulconnerie également inédit. 1883 ; VII - H. ARCUSSIA, Charles. La Conférence des Fauconniers. 1883 ; VIII - DU SABLÉ, Guillaume. La Muse chasseresse. 1884 ; IX - BULLANDRE, Simon de. Le Lièvre, poème. 1885 ; X - LA FERRIÈRE, Comte H. de. Les Grandes chasses au XVIe siècle. 1884 ; XI - GOURDON DE GENOUILHAC. L'Église et la Chasse. 1886 ; XII - GRUAU, Louys. Nouvelle invention de chasse pour prendre et oster les loups de France. 1888. "Nous avons réuni sous le titre de Cabine de Vénerie, les plus anciens livres de chasse en prose et en vers, qui remontent à l'origine de la littérature cynégétique, ainsi que divers petits ouvrages du XVIe et du XVIIe siècle qui concernent chacun une espèce de chasse particulière.".…

8vo. 272, (8) pp. With 6 full-page engravings of birds of prey (125 x 85 mm) plus 3 (of 5) repeats, all on integral leaves. Red goatskin morocco, gilt edges, signed in the foot of the front turn-in by M[arcel] Godillot (active as bookbinder 1938-1975), with wide gold-tooled turn-ins and gold fillets on board edge. Very rare second edition, one year after the equally rare first edition, of one of the earliest French treatises on falconry and hawking, by Charles d'Arcussia (1554-1628), falconer to King Henri IV (and later to Louis XIII), who dedicates it to the king. "The work is much esteemed on account of its originality and the amount of information it contains" (Harting), "the outcome of long practice and an astonishing amount of research work in every subject connected with [Arcussia's] favourite sport [hawking]" (Schwerdt). - Jean Tholosan published the first edition at Aix-en-Provence in 1598, but the USTC records only 3 copies of each, all in French libraries except for a copy of the present edition at the Wellcome Library in London. - The six birds of prey illustrated are described as: De l'espece du faucon premier de noz oyseaux, Du Lanier Nyais, Du sacre, Du Gerfaut, De l'Emerillon and De l'Autour Nyais. USTC oddly notes that D8 is cancelled, but it is certainly present here, with one of the 11 engravings. The book went through about a dozen editions before 1650. - With an 18th century endleaf, a monogram stamp (ca. 1800) on the title-page, and a modern armorial bookplate of the Verne d'Orcet family, whose great library on the subject of hunting was begun ca. 1900. Washed and lacking F8 (supplied in a lithographic [?] facsimile on 18th century [?] paper), but that leaf contains only repeats of 2 engravings plus their captions and a 4-line verse, with no other text. Three other plates are slightly shaved, affecting the tip of one bird's tail (present in the repeat plate), the beak of another and a small bit of foliage in a third plate, a corner torn off 1 leaf (affecting one shoulder note), a small hole in another, a worm hole in the foot margin of the last few leaves and a faint water stain in the fore-edge margin of a few leaves. Still generally in good condition, the binding fine. Very rare classic of falconry and hawking. - Harting 153 (note). Nissen, IVB 35. Ronsil 3120. Schwerdt 41. Souhart 16. Thiébaud 28 & Suppl. col. 1050. Wellcome I, 388. French vernacular books 1653 (3 copies). USTC 20901 (same 3 copies). Cf. Lindner 11.0077.01 (1617 ed.); Sotheby's (Marcel Jeanson coll.) 28 Feb. to 1 March 1987, lot 31 (1598 ed.). Not in Adams. For the binder see Godillot: Fléty, p. 82.…

Very rare second edition, one year after the equally rare first edition, of one of the earliest French treatises on falconry and hawking, by Charles d'Arcussia (1554-1628), falconer to King Henri IV (and later to Louis XIII), who dedicates it to the king. "The work is much esteemed on account of its originality and the amount of information it contains" (Harting), "the outcome of long practice and an astonishing amount of research work in every subject connected with [Arcussia's] favourite sport [hawking]" (Schwerdt). Jean Tholosan published the first edition at Aix-en-Provence in 1598, but the USTC records only 3 copies of each, all in French libraries except for a copy of the present edition at the Wellcome Library in London. The six birds of prey illustrated are described as: De l'espece du faucon premier de noz oyseaux, Du Lanier Nyais, Du sacre, Du Gerfaut, De l'Emerillon and De l'Autour Nyais.With an 18th-century endleaf, a ca. 1800(?) monogram stamp on the title-page and a modern armorial bookplate. Washed and lacking F8 (supplied in facsimile), but that leaf contains only repeats of 2 engravings plus their captions and a 4-line verse, with no other text. Three other plates are slightly shaved, affecting the tip of one bird's tail (present in the repeat plate), the beak of another and a small bit of foliage in a third plate, a corner torn off 1 leaf (affecting one shoulder note), a small hole in another, a worm hole in the foot margin of the last few leaves and a faint water stain in the fore-edge margin of a few leaves. Still generally in good condition, the binding fine. Very rare classic of falconry and hawking.l Harting, Bibl. accipitraria 153 note; Nissen, IVB 35; Ronsil 3120; Schwerdt, p. 41; Souhart, col. 16; Thiébaud, col. 28 & supp. col. 1050; USTC 20901 (3 copies); Wellcome I, 388; cf. Lindner, Bibl. Jagdliteratur 11.0077.01; for the binder Godillot: Fléty, p. 82. Red goatskin morocco, sewn on 5 supports, signed in the foot of the front turn-in by M[arcel] GODILLOT (active as bookbinder 1938-1975), author, title and year of publication in gold in the 2nd and 6th of 6 compartments, wide gold-tooled turn-ins, gold fillets on board edges, marbled endpapers (double-combed and curled in white, red, blue-green and orange), gilt edges. With Houzé's woodcut device (Fortune, with a wheel and standing on a globe), 6 full-page engravings of birds of prey (12.5 x 8.5 cm) plus 3 (of 5) repeats, all on integral leaves, 2 woodcut headpieces, about 18 woodcut decorated initials (6 series?) plus about 13 repeats. Set in roman types with the dedication and 7 pages of verse in italic. Pages: 272, [8] pp.…