Napoleonica (46 Ergebnisse)

114, (4)pp. Prof. illus. Sq. 4to. Cloth. D.j.

Hardcover. 24,5 x 22,5 cm. Original-Pappband im schwarzen, bebilderten Schutzumschlag. 337 Seiten mit ca. 400 Katalognummern, Bildern (einige farbig) und Texten. Wenige Seiten mit dezenten Unterstreichungen mit schwarzem Stift. Der Umschlag wenig berieben. Insgesamt gut erhalten (siehe auch Abbildungen) // 24,5×22,5 cm. Fascetta originale in cartoncino nero, fascette raffigurate. 337 Pagine con ca. 400 Numero di catalogo, illustrazioni (alcune a colori) e testo. Poche pagine con linee decenti con gambo nero. Revisionato e ben accolto (vedi anche foto). -- Bitte Portokosten außerhalb EU erfragen! / Please ask for postage costs outside EU! / S ' il vous plait demander des frais de port en dehors de l ' UE! // Bitte beachten Sie auch unsere Fotos! / Please also note our photos! / Veuillez noter nos photos -- Genießen Sie den goldenen Herbst! Machen Sie es sich gemütlich , bei uns finden Sie sicher die passende Lektüre! -- Wir kaufen Ihre werthaltigen Bücher! Ita.…

247pp. Prof. illus. 4to. Stiff wraps.

1. Band (v. 2). 4 Bl., 370 S., 15 Lichtdrucktafeln. OLn. 1. Band: 1769-1805.

Gross-8°. 513 S., 16 Tafeln. OLn. mit goldgeprägter Deckelornamentik. Gutes Exemplar.

Parte 1 (da 4). Kl.-8°. VIII, 256 S., Titelkupfer. OHLdr. mit goldgepr. Rückentitel. - (Einband berieben).

circa 40 x 28 cm (Blatt). 1 Blatt verso weiß Landkarte der Kriegsschauplätze in Mitteleuropa während des Dritten und Vierten Koalitionskrieges 1805 und 1806. Von Tours im Westen bis Pressburg im Osten, im Norden Danzig, im Süden Turin. - Mit Mittelfalte. Gut erhalten.

circa 28 x 19,5 cm (Blatt). 1 Blatt verso weiß Plan der Schlacht zwischen österreichischen Truppen unter Erzherzog Johann von Österreich und italienisch-französischen Truppen unter Eugène de Beauharnais. - Gut erhalten.

Macerata, presso Bartolomeo Capitani, 1810, foglio volante di mm. 450x322, impresso su una facciata. Conservato ripiegato. Ottimo esemplare.

München. Karl & Faber. 1958. SEHR GUT & FRISCH gr. 8°. 256 (8 Bl.) Seiten + XVI Bildtafeln. Original Broschur. Mehr als 8000 nachgelassene Briefe ihres Vaters, des Kaiser Franz I. von Österreich und anderer Persönlichkeiten rund um Napoleon. Die Briefe teilweise vollständig oder auszugsweise abgedruckt! Text in deutsch und französisch. Sehr gutes Exemplar ! Aussen wie innen ! Sprache: Deutsch. *** Bitte kontaktieren Sie uns immer BEVOR Sie bestellen! Für ausführliche Beschreibungen und Bilder sowie günstigere Versandoptionen kontaktieren Sie mich bitte per Email! Please contact us always BEFORE you order! For detailled descriptions and photos as well as cheaper shipping options please send an email! ***.…

Firenze, Stamperia Granducale, 1801, foglio volante di mm. 440x285. Testo bilingue, italiano e francese.

Incisione in acciaio (foglio: mm. 140 x 220), databile del sec. XIX. Ritrae Girolamo Bonaparte (1784-1860) fratello minore di Napoleone. Contrammiraglio nella Marina Imperiale, ebbe vita sentimentale avventurosa, con 3 matrimoni: il 1°, poi annullato, con un'americana, il 2° con Caterina di Württemberg, che gli fruttò la nomina a re di Vestfalia, il 3° con una nobildonna italiana. Dopo la caduta del fratello si stabilì prima a Vienna, poi a Trieste e Roma, ma dopo il 1848 rientrò a Parigi, e grazie al nipote Luigi (futuro Napoleone III) fu reintegrato nel titolo e negli onori di principe imperiale.…

(Milano), Francesco Pagnoni, 2a metà del sec. XIX. Incisione in acciaio (mm. 100 x 150 + margini bianchi). Ritrae Lucien Charles Joseph Napoléon (1803-1878) principe di Napoli, II principe di Pontecorvo, III principe Murat; figlio di Gioacchino Murat e Carolina Bonaparte dovette lasciare l'Italia a causa della perdita del trono (e della vita) del padre; riuscì a tornare in Francia dopo alterne vicende (fra cui una permanenza e matrimonio negli Stati Uniti) e a riottenere nel 1853 il titolo di principe da Luigi Napoleone, dopo il colpo di stato. Fu Gran Maestro del Grande Oriente di Francia dal 1852 al 1861, carica da cui si dimise per differenza di vedute con la maggioranza dei membri in merito all'unità d'Italia e al potere temporale del papa.…

Incisione in acciaio (parte incisa: mm. 80 x 110) databile nella metà del sec. XIX (ripresa da François Seraphin Delpech). Ritrae il generale Jean-Charles Pichegru(1761-1804), che durante le guerre rivoluzionarie condusse campagne vittoriose sul fronte del Nord, occupando i Paesi Bassi. Con Cadoudal partecipò alla cospirazione contro Napoleone Bonaparte come Primo console, ma tradito, fu arrestato e ucciso in prigione.…

Incisione in acciaio (mm. 100 x 120 parte incisa + ampi margini) di Devegni su disegno di Couché, databile verso la metà del sec. XIX. Ritrae il generale Giraud-Christophe-Michel Duroc (1772-1813): partecipò alla campagna d'Italia, in cui divenne aiutante di campo di Napoleone. Ne divenne fedelissimo prendendo in seguito parte al colpo di stato del 9 novembre 1799, che segnò la fine del Direttorio e l'inizio del Consolato. Napoleone lo insignì del titolo di duca del Friuli nel 1808.…

Incisione in acciaio (mm. 80 x 120 parte incisa + ampi margini), databile nel sec. XIX. Ritrae il generale napoleonico e Maresciallo dell'Impero Jean Lannes (1769-1809) che fu nell'esercito rivoluzionario francese, poi nell'armata d'Italia al comando di Napoleone. Fra i sostenitori del colpo di stato, fu uno dei marescialli massoni di Bonaparte. Si distinse per valore ed audacia nella 1ª e 2ª campagnia d'Italia, in Siria, contro la Prussia e in Spagna. Fu creato duca di Montebello nel 1807.…

100 SS. - (Beigebunden) II: [Schlegel, August Wilhelm von (Hg.)]. Interessante Staatsschriften und Briefe, aufgefangen von Streif-Partheien der vereinigten Armee von Nord-Deutschland. Herausgegeben mit einer Vorrede und Anmerkungen. Erster Teil [= mehr nicht erschienen], die das französische Reich betreffenden Stücke enthaltend. Hannover, bei den Brüdern Hahn, 1814. XVIII, 230 SS. Mit 3 Falttabellen. - (Beigebunden) III: [Hussell, Ludwig]. Leipzig während der Schlacht im Monat Oktober 1813 als Beytrag zur Chronik dieser Stadt. Leipzig, Baumgärtner, [1814]. 124 SS. Marmorierter Pappband der Zeit mit zwei goldgepr. Rückenschildchen in rot und grün. 8vo. Hübscher Sammelband aus drei seltenen, anonym veröffentlichten deutschen Schriften zu den Befreiungskriegen, darunter eine von Schlegel. - I: Zweite Auflage der deutschen Erstausgabe. Die geheimnisvolle "Handschrift" soll "von Bonaparte geschrieben oder von einem vertrauten Freunde" als Rechtfertigung verfasst worden sein. In ihr gibt Napoleon "einen Abriss jener Begebenheiten (meiner Regierung), weil mein Charakter und meine Absichten ungeheuer entstellt werden, und ich so, wie ich gewesen . erscheinen will". "Freimütig" gibt er darum Auskunft "über seine Meinungen, Beweggründe und Handlungen". Der Philosoph und Übersetzer W. T. Krug weist nach, dass die Schrift wegen ihrer vielen Gedankensprünge, Inkonsequenzen und Widersprüche nicht von Napoleon selbst stammen könne. Bevor Lullin de Chateauvieux als Autor ermittelt war, wurde sie Charles Tristan Comte de Montholon, aber auch B. Constant, E. J. Sieyes, Madame de Staël und schließlich einem gewissen Bertrand, einem Verwandten Siméons, zugeschrieben. - II: Erste deutsche Ausgabe der politisch-militärischen Dokumentensammlung, herausgegeben vom romantischen Sprachphilosophen A. W. Schlegel, der sich schon 1813 aus dem Exil an der antinapoleonischen Publizistik beteiligt hatte. Behandelt die "Familie Napoleon und wichtige Staats-Angelegenheiten", "Diplomatik", "Allgemeine Polizei", "Militair-Dienst", "Ministerien des Innern und der Finanzen" sowie "Auszüge aus Privatbriefen, aus Paris und aus dem Innern in das große Hauptquartier der französischen Armee". Die großformatigen Tabellen zeigen Truppenpläne sowie eine Aufstellung zur Kaiserlichen Garde. - III: Erste Ausgabe des Berichts von Leipzig während der Völkerschlacht, verfasst von Ludwig Hussell (1772-1845), preußischem Regierungssekretär zu Merseburg. - Einband an Ecken und Kanten etwas berieben; am Vorsatz Inhaltsverzeichnis von zeitgenöss. Hand sowie Notiz zur Verfasserschaft des ersten Werks. - I: Fromm 15637. Barbier III, 58. Holzmann/B. II, 8719. ADB XVII, 220ff. - II: Fromm 6949. Holzmann/B. IV, 3527. - III: Hamberger/Meusel XVIII, 241. Kircheisen 384.…

8vo (126 x 198 mm). XXII, 438 pp. With 3 engraved plates. Contemporary full red morocco with giltstamped cover borders and prettily gilt spine. Inner dentelle gilt. Blue marbled pastedowns. All edges gilt. First edition of a principal contemporary account of Napoleon's coronation at Notre Dame and the subsequent public celebrations, preserved in an elegant period binding. - The publication provides a detailed narrative of the "sacre" of 2 December 1804 officiated by Pius VII, followed by descriptions of the illuminations, fireworks, processions, performances, and civic festivities across Paris. It opens with the sequence of ceremonial acts and the order of the procession, and concludes with a statistical "Tableau de la situation de l'Empire Français", situating the event within the administrative and political state of the Empire. Includes three engraved portraits of Napoleon, Empress Joséphine, and Pope Pius VII, underscoring the dynastic and ecclesio-political dimensions of the ceremony. - Anonymously issued by Guérin and Barba as part of the intense contemporary print response to the coronation; the work complements Dusaulchoy's "Histoire du couronnement" (1805) and the architectural record by Percier and Fontaine (1807) that documented the festive apparatus. - Corners faintly bumped, otherwise in excellent condition.…

Large 8vo and folio (290 x 442 mm). 3 volumes. (4), LV, 406, (2) pp. (4), 355, (1) pp. Vol. 3 (atlas): title-page, index, and 18 double-sided engraved maps (ca. 45 x 31,5 cm neatline). Contemporary half calf with gilt title to spine and giltstamped morocco label to upper cover of the atlas, identifying the volumes as a gift from Bertrand's son. Original wrappers bound within. Marbled endpapers. First and only edition of Napoleon's memoirs of his French campaign in Egypt and Syria as dictated to his general and grand maréchal du palais, Henri-Gatien Bertrand (1773-1844), during his exile in St. Helena (1815-21). Bertrand was the only one of Napoleon's loyal companions in exile to have participated in the Egyptian campaign, which explains his choice of subject. - The two volumes of text present an ample, if subjective account of the famous military campaigns, enriched with transcripts of numerous official documents and letters relating to the events described. The beautiful atlas, engraved by Alexandre Moisy (1763-1827), presents 18 partly hand-coloured maps that are mostly in direct connection with the campaign. Including a general map of the south-eastern Mediterranean and the Red Sea, a map of the Mediterranean with the movements of the French and British fleets, a map of Egypt, a map of Syria and the Middle East, maps of the invasion of Malta, the Battle of the Nile, the Battle of the Pyramids, the Siege of Acre (with an engraved veduta of the city), the Battle of Mount Tabor, and the Battle of Aboukir. Four maps of parts of Italy, Switzerland and the Netherlands represent additional theatres of the War of the Second Coalition in 1799. - Bertrand's "Guerre d'Orient" was published 26 years after Napoleon's death in exile and three years after Bertrand's own passing, on the initiative of his son, general Henri-Alexandre-Arthur Bertrand, who gifted the copy at hand to its first owner, as indicated by the morocco cover label on the atlas. - Lower right corner of the atlas slightly bumped, occasional minor foxing and browning in all volumes. Atlas with several minor tears (not affecting the maps) and occasional marks and scribbles in ink, ballpoint, and crayon. …

8vo. 144 pp. Splendid modern red morocco, fully gilt to spine, covers, leading edges, inner dentelle, signed by Hatchard's, Piccadilly. Marbled endpapers. Top edge gilt. First edition; rare. The first refutation of the famous "Manuscrit venu de Sainte-Hélène, d'une manière inconnue", which was published anonymously in London earlier that same year. This mysterious "manuscript", an apology of Napoleon Bonaparte's actions and intentions, was supposedly written by Napoleon himself or by a close friend. While soon exposed as a fraud, the work was long variously attributed to Madame de Staël, Charles Tristan Comte de Montholon, Benjamin Constant and E. J. Sieyes before Frédéric Lullin de Châteauvieux (1772-1841) from Geneva, a friend of Madame de Staël, was established as the author. Napoleon himself composed a refutation which was later published. The present anonymous publication is sometimes attributed to the publisher Michaud himself. "La première réfutation qui ait été faite de ce fameux libelle" (Hoefer). A perfect, wide-margined specimen bound in sumptuous red full morocco by Hatchards of London. - Hoefer XXXVII, 447.20. Not in Barbier. Not in Martin & Walter.…

193 forage dockets signed by French officers. Stored in sets or singly within contemporary printed French Army archival envelopes, in turn stored in four collector's portfolios (ca. 1900). Includes a typescript catalogue ("Katalog des Konvoluts von Formularen der Régie des Fourrages, Place de Leipzig, Okt. 1806-März 1807"). 100 pp. All bound in half cloth with handwritten cover title, small folio (ca. 23 x 28 cm). An encompassing collection of forage receipts from French-occupied Leipzig, signed by important Napoleonic officers (many commanding), including Jacques Allain (1773-1851), Louis Hullin de Boischevalier (1770-1809), Louis-Jacques de Coehorn (1771-1813), Joseph Goll (1771-1850), Jean-Michel Haudebault (1766-1837), Louis-Joseph Maupoint (1766-1850), Simon Prévost de Vernois (1778-1859), Jean-Gaspard René (1769-1808), Auguste Talhouet (1788-1842), Jean-Marie de Varlet (1775-1857), and Charles-Louis Vimeux (1787-1859). - Although the cheaper and more flexible infantry continued to form the backbone of the Napoleonic army and Napoleon's attention as a military commander was always to the artillery, horses were indispensable not only for the cavalry units of the fighting arms, but also for army logistics, not least for moving the heavy cannons. However, in the early 19th century horses were a scarce commodity for the overstretched French coffers: most studs lay outside the country's borders, and the gaps that the mass exodus of the nobility had inflicted on the ranks of the cavalry officers were only slowly being stopped by returning emigrés and promotions of younger soldiers. It is therefore little surprise that all expenses disbursed upon the almost unjustifiably costly animals were recorded with meticulous precision - especially those for the incessant foraging. - The present collection of receipts, stored together in envelopes pre-printed by the French army, bears witness to the scrupulous organisation of horse provisioning. When Prussia and Saxony were occupied by France after the battles of Jena and Auerstedt on 14 October 1806, Marshal Davout entered Leipzig on 18 October, and indeed, the first forage docket preserved here is dated October 19th. The receipts are written by secretaries, sometimes on pre-printed forms, and signed by the various officers, NCOs, soldiers, and military officials, with secretarial counter-signatures. - Mostly preserved in excellent condition within their original archival envelopes, lacking only a very few sheets (as compared to the envelopes' captions). Inserted into four portfolios early in the 20th century and catalogued in a typed list with biographical notes on the writers. Compared to the inventory as listed ca. 1928, the present set no longer includes a "small folder" that appears mainly to have comprised receipts by Bory, Guyardet, Siry, Souplet, Thevenet, and Varlet (of which the form envelopes and two receipts still remain). - Provenance: Assembled from the German trade (including R. Hönisch and W. Hiersemann of Leipzig and H. Burmeister and J. A. Stargardt of Berlin), mainly between 1918 and 1928 (with additions to 1938) by an unnamed collector who, according to his catalogue, lived in Zehlendorf, served on the Macedonian front in 1918, and hailed from a military noble family whose estate was in Appelwerder (West Prussia); his unidentified arms are stamped on page 1. Acquired from a private collector.…

Oblong folio (312 x 238 mm). 11 lithographed and engraved plans, mostly folding. Contemporary half cloth over marbled boards with handwritten title label. A privately assembled collection of maps and plans showing Napoleon's campaigns and battles, mainly drawn from Johann Friedrich Constantin von Lossau's "Charakteristik der Kriege Napoleons" (1843), the three atlas volumes of which ("Karten und Pläne zur Charakteristik der Kriege Napoleons") appeared between 1843 and 1847. The present collection includes ten of Lossau's total of 17 plans: "Karte zum Feldzug des Jahres 1812 in Russland"; "Plan von Smolensk und Gegend"; "Plan zum Gefecht von Malo Jaroslawetz"; "Plan zu den Treffen von Krasnoi"; "Plan zu den Treffen bei Studianka und Stackow und zum Übergang über die Beresina"; "Plan zur Umgegend von Marengo"; "Plan der Gegend um Ulm"; "Schlacht von Hohenlinden"; "Situations Plan zu den Gefechten bei Thann, Abensberg und Eggmühl"; "Karte von Ägypten und Syrien". Also, there is a map of Crimea and the Black Sea: "Küsten Karte des Schwarzen Meeres" (drawn by Anton Müller and engraved by H. K. Jungh, printed by F. Kargl). Furthermore, two unlabelled hand-drawn maps ink blue and black ink showing the same area, loosely inserted. Mostly wrinkled, browned and waterstained; some paper flaws. Some plans have hand-drawn additions, annotations or overlays. Pencil notes to flyleaf. Signs of frequent use. From the library of the Viennese collector Werner Habel (1939-2015) with his handwritten and stamped ownership (dated 1976) to pastedown.…

Each puzzle measures 195 x 245 mm. Each puzzle with an engraved plate mounted on thin wood, coloured by a contemporary hand and cut to form a jigsaw puzzle, with engraved caption and short description below the image. Stored in the original cardboard box with an etched and engraved sample plate for a fourth puzzle (with caption "Équité de l'empereur") on the top, coloured by a contemporary hand, and an embossed gilt-paper border. Each puzzle with the original pink paper wrap-around slip preserved. A fine and colourful set of jigsaw puzzles depicting scenes from the life of Napoleon Bonaparte. Two of the puzzles and the sample plate have the address "Ulysse Paris" engraved in the image. Each puzzle has 20 pieces: the first depicts Napoleon calmly sleeping in a chair after having given orders to his generals on the eve of the battle of Austerlitz (1 Dec. 1805); the second shows Napoleon addressing an exhausted soldier - a scene from the battle of Lodi on 10 May 1796, fought between Napoleon's forces and the Austrian rear guard commanded by Johann Beaulieu. The third puzzle shows Napoleon as merciful emperor, receiving the thankful wife and children of a Prussian lord accused of conspiracy, whom he pardoned. The puzzle matching the scene depicted on the top of the box is not included. - A few pieces lightly cracked; box well preserved. A good set.…

8°. Titelbl., 114 S. Brosch. der Zeit mit hs. Deckeltitel. (Einband knittrig und fleckig. Stempel auf Vorderdeckel und Titelblatt). - Unbeschnitten.

2 Bde. in 1 Band. 4. XLIV, 412 S.; 208 S. OKLdr. Reprint der Ausgabe Genf 1908. - I: Histoire générale - Weltgeschichte - Universal history 1795-1815. - II: Napoléon Ier et sa Famillie - Mémoires, Correspondaces, Biographies.

[Milano, s.n.t., 1813]. Biglietto che reca a stampa, su una facciata, la notizia della vittoria di Napoleone a Lutzen (2 maggio 1813). Mm. 70x94. Testo su 7 linee.

Milano, dalla Reale Stamperia, 1811, foglio volante, mm 430x253, impresso su una facciata. Con stemma del Regno d'Italia in xilografia in testa al documento. Margine bianco rifilato in alcuni punti per rilegatura in filza. Dimensioni: cm 43x25,3. [Regno d'Italia, napoleonica, Napoleone, farmaci].

Livorno, presso Alauzet e Comp., [1810], foglio volante di mm 425x312, impresso su una facciata. Testo in francese e traduzione italiana. Con stemma napoleonico impresso in xilografia in testa al documento. Dimensioni: cm 42,5x31,2. [Napoleonica, Toscana, Dipartimento del Mediterraneo, Livorno].

[Milano], [s.n.t.], [1910], due istruzioni in-folio, nate senza brossura, pp. 16 - [2]. Sottoscritte a stampa: Danna. Ottime condizioni.

8vo. 8 pp. Folded single sheet. Rare Latin farewell to the Emperor of the French, probably published after the Battle of Leipzig. - Uncut and untrimmed; small pressure marks and dents to verso of final leaf. A single copy in libraries (BSB Munich).