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Original wrappers, but in mediocre condition. Covers loose and sunned. Spine of wrappers missing, bookblock good. Text in French. Please see description or ask for photos.

Original wrappers. Spine discoloured, small annotation in pen on back side, else in good condition. Text in French. Please see description or ask for photos.

Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 304 pages. French language. 6.93x4.17x0.63 inches. In Stock.

Paperback. Wrs. Auction catalogue - the manuscript was unsold.

Hardcover. Zustand: Fair. page edges gilt, foxing on title page and frontispiece, prize bookplate and a gift inscription, inner hinges cracked, internal binding weak and some pages loose, red cloth, black and gilt decs, covers quite bright, Fair condition.

Paperback. Limp cvrs.

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. Disbound. Incidental music to D'Avenant's version of Shakespeare's 'Macbeth', 1672, the text of the songs taken from Thomas Middleton's 'The witch'; the music has also been attributed to Purcell. Consists of pp.201-236 of Jeremiah How's 'Book of British song', without a title-page; running heading throughout reads: How's illustrated book of British song. Some tears to last three pages and repairs with no loss of music or text.…

Zustand: New. In.

Hardcover. Bds, VG. WYCLIF.

Zustand: Very Good. London: David Nutt, 1893. First Thus. Duodecimo. 209 pages. Blue cloth stamped in decorative gilt. Worn at extremities and cracked at top of front joint. Binding and interior are sound. A sensation upon its publication in 1669, this epistolary work of fiction has had its authorship disputed over the centuries. Here attributed to Alcoforado, many scholars believe de la Vergne to be the real author. Albert Camus does clear things up a little in The Fall, declaring, "I was not the Portuguese nun.".…

No Binding. Zustand: Good. Theatrical lithograph of William Blanchard (1769-1835) in the roll of Robinson Crusoe, puiblished circa 1825/30, scarce uncoloured, 10 inches x 7 1/2 inches, good condition. [ William Blanchard's first London appearance was as Bob Acres in Sheridan's The Rivals. He remained at Covent Garden Theatre except for a brief tour in America in 1832, for 34 years. He was praised by Leigh Hunt and other major critics of the time.] [QP]. JONES, T. H. (Attr.) (illustrator).…

Paperback. Wrs, worn & lacking front cvr, spine taped; some foxing. Scarce.

Zustand: New. 2022. Derek Attridge. Hardcover. . . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

1197 (1) p. Hardcover (Corner-tips of the binding lightly scuffed, otherwise in very good condition.).

Hardcover. Zustand: leichte Gebrauchsspuren. 30 S., 1 ungez. Bl. 8°. Einband leicht nachgedunkelt sowie mit leichten Rand- und Eckläsuren. Seiten und Schnitt altersgemäß nachgedunkelt. Innen sauber. 1.-20. Tausend. Jenne 368[2A] 1938/1.-20./ EB 135a. Mit Schlussvignette der Mainzer Presse.

No Binding. Zustand: Good. Theatrical lithograph published by the artist circa 1836 of John Reeve in the role of Marmaduke Magog in John Baldwin Blackstone's Wreck Ashore, scarce coloured, 10 inches x 7 1/2 inches, good condition. [Very popular English comic actor famous for never knowing his part, ad llibbing and winking at the audience. Despite his antics on stage (possibly because of them) and his heavy drinking he was able to continue in work. In 1835 he was well paid to go to appear in America but was unable to win over the audience.] [QP]. JONES, T. H. (Attr.) (illustrator). …

4 SS. Sauber und von guter Erhaltung. Willkommen zur Rare Books Berlin vom 18. bis zum 20. September 2026 im Kronprinzenpalais, Unter den Linden. Sie finden uns am Stand 42. - Please note: NO SHIPPING POSSIBLE TO OTHER EU-COUNTRIES. WE SHIP ONLY IN GERMANY AND NON-EU-COUNTRIES! Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 0 Fol. klammergeheftet, ohne weiteren Einband.…

Softcover. Zustand: Slightly used. [Beethoven, Ludwig van (mistakenly attr.)]: Sehnsuchts-, Schmerzens- und Hoffnungs-Walzer ? Prag, [c1830], Marco Berra. PN MB430. 3, [1] p. Oblong shape format, 250 mm ? Good copy.

First Edition. 12mo (20.5cm.); removed; 21pp. Stock rather foxed, contemporary ownership signature to rear blank verso, else Very Good and sound. Response to charges levelled by the conservative Presbyterian minister Gardiner Spring (1785-1873) against the Unitarian clergy in the city of Boston. Attributed to Henry Dwight Sedgwick by Sabin 78821; SHOEMAKER 1527. …

First Thus. Small, slim octavo (ca. 20cm.); publisher's purple blind-ruled cloth, gilt spine; xiv,[5]-63pp.; illus. throughout, text printed on pale brown-wash stock. Light shelf wear, spine toned to tan with spotting to cloth sizing, contemporary ownership ex libris of a Wm. H. Davis accomplished in manuscript to front pastedown, else Very Good, internally sound. Attributed to the Irish poet and barrister Samuel Ferguson (1810-1886). Though unnamed in this edition, the "anti-preface" by American novelist Frederic S. Cozzens quotes from a letter from the unnamed author: "[Father Tom and the Pope] was written by me in the summer of 1838, just about the time of my call to the Irish Bar. No one else had any hand in it.I have never made any secret of the authorship, but as I have constantly endeavored in any literary work I have been able to do for many years back to elevate the Irish subject out of the burlesque, I have an indisposition to place my name on the title-page of so very rollicking a piece as Father Tom" (p. vii). Erroneously listed in Wright II 649 under the authorship of Cozzens. BAL 4010.…

Zustand: Very Good. [Wilmington, DE]: Eros Goldstripe Publication, 1974. First Edition. 12mo (17cm.); publisher's white pictorial card wrappers; 181,[9]pp.; illus. throughout. Moderate wear to wrapper margins, previous owner has filled in the illustration archway with red ink, textblock a bit toned, else Very Good and sound. Sadomasochist kink fiction meets gumshoe noir. Not in OCLC as of January, 2025. …

Zustand: Very Good+. First Edition. New York: A.S. Barnes & Company, [1878]. First Edition. Thick quarto (23cm); slightly later dark green goat over marbled paper-covered boards by Little, Brown & Co., elaborate gilt spine in six compartments, all edges marbled, marbled endpapers; 672,lxiiipp.; steel engraved frontispiece, twelves leaves of plates, text illus. throughout. Just a hint of edge wear, textblock a bit toned, else a Near Fine example. Contemporary ownership ex libris to both front and rear pastedowns. At head of title page: "Barne's Popular History.". …

17th-century gilded morocco binding [ca. 20 x 14 cm] decorated with a wide gilt-tooled "fanfare-style" border featuring fleurs-de-lis and floral motifs. The corners are accented with fine, naturalistic animal tools: the upper corners feature gilt-tooled stags (deer) in profile, and the lower corners feature gilt-tooled hares (rabbits); spine with raised bands and gilt title. 136 unnumbered leaves. With 40 woodcut illustrations, including a large nearly full-page woodcut of a King (Louis XI) in council, the title, and numerous woodcut initials. Title page printed in red and black with a large woodcut illustration of a courtly scene. The very rare 1532 edition of this famous collection of French short stories. Modeled after Boccaccios Decameron, the Cent Nouvelles Nouvelles were traditionally attributed to Antoine de la Sale and said to have been collected at the court of Philippe le Bon, Duke of Burgundy. The stories are celebrated for their wit, gallantry, and sharp satirical look at 15th-century society, particularly the clergy and the bourgeoisie. This edition by Olivier Arnoullet is notable for its charming Lyonnaise woodcuts, which capture the lively and often scandalous nature of the prose. Its significance lies in its secular realism. Unlike earlier medieval exempla designed to teach a moral lesson, these stories were written purely for entertainment (joyeuseté). They offer a vividand often crudesnapshot of 15th-century life, focusing on the cunning of women, the hypocrisy of the clergy, and the "gallantry" of the nobility. Historically, it is considered the first great work of French prose fiction: "sometimes falsely attributed to Antoine de la Sale, was composed at the request of Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy, around 1462, by a court writer, perhaps Philippe Pot. Several Burgundian lords, for their own amusement, take turns telling bawdy stories, full of revelry, amorous contests, feints, and wordplay, which form a sequel to Boccaccio's Decameron and foreshadow the tales of the 16th century. Yet, behind the apparent gaiety, one senses the anxieties of a century ending badly: chivalric loyalty has disappeared, filial love, marriage, even friendship are affected by the decline of morals and the rise of falsehood. The original text was adapted, compiled, and reworked several times in the 16th century" (Bechtel, "Catalogue des gothiques français", 545, N-78). Condition: The fine 17th century binding is in very good condition with only minor rubbing to the joints and extremities; leaves with some damp-staining, most visible in the margins but occasionally affecting the text area; 4 pages with heavier ink staining. 4 leaves with restorations: One of the leaves with a restored missing corner fragment; another leaf with a replaced missing part (with some loss to text and 1 woodcut), the last text leaf with small marginal replacement (with minor loss of text), the last leaf with the full page woodcut mounted and with remargined loss to outer margin (without text loss) This edition is very rare; the Universal Short Title Catalogue (USTC 21915) records only 2 other copies in institutional holdings worldwide, located at the Bibliothèque nationale de France and the British Library. --- "It is a masterpiece of style; and the first work in prose, without question, in which the French language shows that clarity and easy elegance which made it the language of civilized Europe" (Viollet-le-Duc, "Bibliographie des chansons, fabliaux, contes en vers et en prose", 1859, p. 144). Provenence: Handwritten ownership note from the 19th century on the front flyleaf: "G. Schlatter". // Bibliography: Rés. Y2 730, G 10501; Viollet-le-Duc, p. 144; Bechtel N-78). // Wir, das Antiquariat Steffen Völkel, kaufen und verkaufen alte Bücher, Handschriften, Zeichnungen, Autographen, Grafiken und Fotografien. Wir sind stets am Ankauf von kompletten Bibliotheken, Sammlungen und Nachlässen interessiert. Sprache: Französisch Gewicht in Gramm: 550.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. 2nd Edition. Avec sa préparation & son usage, pour le plus part des indispositions du corps humain, ensemble les diverses façons de le falsifier, & les marques pour le recognoistrè: Composé premierement en Latin par Iean Neander, Médecin à Leyden (.). In-8. Pp. [1] f.e., [8], 342, [2], [1] r.e.; 9 total engraved plates of which [7] outside the numeration and 2 within it. Woodcut ornament on the title page, woodcut initials and decorations. Rebacked in old full parchment with (discolored) title at the spine; endpapers renewed in modern times. The present copy has been physically compared to the one conserved at UCLA, and digitally with the one at Harvard, after noticing a slightly different kind of paper at the title page. Further research pointed out that the 1626 "edition" is actually the 1625v (first edition) with a new title page. The title page exists in different tirage. In fact, the UCLA one is differnet than the present one (see accent of the E in Traicté) and comma after "panacee". It is though the same as Harvard. The volume is overall uniform and attractive, with charming fresh plates. Near fine. Graesse IV, 652; Waring II, 709; Ferchl 379; Leclerc, Bibliotheca Americana , 407; Sabine XII, 576. First French edition of Johann Neander's celebrated treatise on tobacco, translated by Jacques Veyras, in the 1626 issue with a cancellans title-page. The edition was first issued only a few months earlier, in October 1625, and copies retaining the original 1625 title-page are extremely rare, with the most recent example recorded by Rare Book Hub apparently dating to 1977. The Latin first edition had appeared in 1622 and seems to be less sought after than the French edition. Neander presents a wide-ranging study of tobacco and its medicinal applications, firmly rejecting its consumption merely for pleasure while advocating its therapeutic virtues. The work is illustrated with nine remarkable engraved plates, including botanical studies, exceptionally early images of Native Americans cultivating and curing tobacco, and some of the earliest printed depictions of long smoking pipes and the Persian kalian (hookah, shisha, or narghile). This 1626 issue of the first French edition retains the splendid series of nine engraved plates first published with the 1625 issue, among the earliest European depictions of tobacco and its cultivation and use around the world. The images, executed in the clear, linear manner characteristic of early scientific illustration, combine the instructional clarity of a herbal with the curiosity of an ethnographic record. They are conventionally attributed to Moses van Uyttenbroeck, although the French edition does not name the artist. The first three charming botanical plates include "Tabac mâle" and "Tabac femelle," presented as botanical portraits with verses beneath the figures. They are followed by three especially notable scenes depicting Native Americans cultivating and curing tobacco, illustrating successive stages of cultivation, drying, and preparation of the leaves, with careful representations of tools, baskets, and processing arrangements. The final three engravings are equally remarkable, depicting various pipes and the Persian kalian, among the earliest printed representations of these smoking instruments in Europe. The engraver's sharp outlines, delicate shading, and slight naïveté give the series a distinctly seventeenth-century character, poised between scientific treatise and decorative art. The text begins with Neander's systematic discussion of the names and origins of tobacco, its different varieties and qualities, the proper seasons for planting and harvesting, and methods of preparation. Among these is the preparation called Caldo (p. 26 ff.), a medicinal mixture based on a fermented drink, ginger powder, and other spices. Moses van Uyttenbroeck (attr.) (illustrator). …

Modern blind half leather binding, a very good copy. Text in French. Please see description or ask for photos.

Zustand: Good. Bensley Date: 1805. 8vo. 252 and 284 pp, illustrated with 21 portrait engravings green labelled full calf bindings with gilt lettering, some wear to edges. Very Good Condition. Contemp. Ex-libris pasted inside. [A series of letters that appeared .

Zustand: Good. Original engraving. 20.5 x 15 cm (sheet). Very Good, sheet trimmed to the plate mark.

Zustand: Good. Lithograph on wove paper, with margins. 14 x 10 1/4 inches (sheet). Very Good. Sheet toning in the margins. Print affixed at right sheet edge to another support sheet.Ref: (Catalogue Raisonne): Les Graveurs du XIX Siecle, Guide de L'Amateur d'Estampes Modernes par Henri Beraldi (Paris: Librairie L. Conquet, 1888).Jean Francois Gigoux (1806-1894), painter, printmaker, and illustrator, was born on January 8, 1806, in Besancon, France and he first studied at l'Academie de Besancon. In 1828 Gigoux went to Paris and enrolled in the Ecole des Beaux-Arts where he studied under Theodore Gericault and Camille Corot.Gigoux was foremost a portrait and history painter and he holds a distinguished place among the painters of the Romantic School. He also worked in woodcut and etching but he was quite facile with the lithographic crayon and is noted for his romantic and passionate portraits in the medium.In 1842 Gigoux became a chevalier in the Legion of Honor and was named an officer of the Legion in 1880. He was the last love of countess Eveline Hansak, the widow of French novelist Honore de Balzac. Gigoux dies December 31, 1894 at the age of eighty-eight.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. Wood-engraved initials with occasional use of black-letter. Contemporary skiver binding, recently rebacked. Endpapers a bit browned. A very good copy. Attributed to Holles by Wing H2461aA. Collates A2, B-H8, I4, (A1 blank).

Hardcover. Cloth. Inscr. Corpus Christianorum Cont Med CLXXXVII.