Carolum (7 Ergebnisse)

ca. 17 x 11,5 cm Lehrerbibliotheksexemplar mit entsprechenden Stempeln und Vermerken. Rücken mit kleinem Aufkleber. Altersbedingte Gebrauchspuren, berieben, Schnitt gebräunt, wenige Randnotizen, passabler Zustand. O-Leinen mit Klarsichtfolie überzogen 174 Seiten.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Extra engraved title, portrait of Leopold I (Holy Roman Emperor), head and tail pieces, two folding maps (west and east Mediterranean); illus. of coins, etc. 15 x 10", full vellum with leather spine label, 500pp + 37pp Index, covers a bit browned (esp. spine), extremities chipping, one insect hole at front hinge, bookplate of Comte Antoine Facipecora Pavesi, inkstamp of "C. Serafini", ink writing inside back cover, some insect holes inside covers, scattered toning and finger soiling, large mostly marginal hole on pp 345-346 expertly repaired but with some loss to text, pp189-190 torn but expertly repaired; still a remarkably well preserved and obviously cherished book. …

Full Leather. Zustand: Very Good binding. Two 16th century edictions of classical texts, Virgil's Georgics and Bucolics, printed by Andreas Wechelus who was active in Paris as a printer and bookseller from 1554 to 1573, and then in Frankfurt. In an early, if not contemporary, calf binding with boards double-ruled in blind to the perimeters with embossed with a decorative device in the centers. The title pages with Wechsel's printed device featuring Pegasus. There is a significantly later title label at the spine, and the holes from clasps. Pastedowns are of printed waste paper. Lacking endsheets. The Georgics dedicated to Charles, Cardinal of Guise and Lotharingen. Very Good binding.…

Ex Typographia Camilli Caualli. Neapoli. . 1 Vol. . 870 pp. Folio Menor. Pergamino de época. . Obra original de siglo XVII, reencuadernada en pergamino de época, lomera caligrafiada. Bisagras interiores abiertas, cubierta deslucida, texto legible, portada firmada y sellada por anterior propietario. Texto en latín. . …

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Carel Baten or Battus, was born around the middle of the 16th century in Ghent, between 1588 and 1601 he was a surgeon in Dordrecht. The secreet boeck, (the book of secrets) starts with secretes of fire, air, water, earth (for instance how to separate water from wine, how the make from sea water drinking water), then it proceeds with receipts for longevity, cures against the plaque, headaches, making of creams, ointments, paints, etc. There is a chapter how to make wine and improve it, cures against amnesia, insomnia, and headaches. The widest range of receipts are discussed. Apparently it holds some of the oldest cooking receipts in Dutch. A curious mixture of medicine and magic. The book of secrets was expressly intended for the 'common folk'. No copies in the trade are to be found.…

"1753 A. Perez de Soto, Madriti "Accessit ejusdem theologi confutatio cujusdam epistolae super eadem re Patris Dinelli cathedratici casanatensis". Ed. tertia. 326 p. 22x15 cm. Enc. piel. Exterior algo fatigado. Firmas de anterior propietario Para ver o recibir fotografías de los libros puede ir a nuestra web o solicitarlas., )".…

16. Amsterdam, chez Charles Allard ( apud Carolum Allard ), s.d. ( ca. 1680-1700 ), suite of 16 flower engravings in portrait format , (title plate unnumbered, flower plates numbered 2-16), paper size 314 x 204 mm, engraving size 240 x 168 mm, plates numbered in lower left corner, all flower plates with engraved borderline. No names of engravers, nor designers, nor flower names. All plates with foliage colouring, only 5 plates with colouring of the flower. Plates are loose (no binding). The title page is rather seriously thumbed and dustsoiled, also with some stains. 3 Plates are waterstained, a few other plates have some smaller stains. (Set should be cleaned). Extremely rare suite of decorative flower engravings. Not in Nissen, neither in Pritzel nor Berliner Ornamentstichkatalog. Charles Allard is known as an Amsterdam publisher of maps and topographical views (e.g. a series of views of '' Paleis Het Loo'' ). OCLC shows one copy only (BN in Paris).…