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HRD. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Copertina rigida. Zustand: Discreto. Opera dedicata a Francesco Maria Bendini Monti. Cm.15,2x9,3. Pg.(4), 716. Legatura coeva in piena pergamena semirigida con titoli manoscritti al dorso. Tracce d'uso, ma esemplare ben consultabile. > Vinciana, 3515, citando l'edizione 1660, "Erudita opera divisa in 107 capitoli [nel nostro esemplare sono 108] di vario argomento (religione, politica, costumi, matrimonio, donne, astrologia, medici, musica, alchimia, giuochi, amore, meretrici, navigazione, metalli e gioie, verginità e vedovanza, curiosità e novelle, cosmografia (con osservazioni sull'America), pittura e scultura, odori e bagni, duellanti e politici, maghi e malefici, oracoli e Sibille, profezie e sogni, etc.)". Graesse, VI, 18, cita edizione veneziana del 1600. 400 gr.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Zustand: Muy bien. In-4. #1 Mar 1923 - #39 Dic 1927 plus extra and last issue Sep 1928. (Lacks 1-9). with the complete set of the children's supplement "La Crisálida" that began to appear together with the magazine from #31 to #39. Bound in full brown cloth. Collaborators : Alfonso Reyes, Fernan Silva Valdes, Gabriela Mistral, Juana de Ibarbourou, Fermin Estrella Gutierrez, Leopoldo Lugones, Gonzalez Arrili, Ricardo Tudela, José Sebastian Tallon, Margarita Abella Caprile, Félix F. Outes, Félix de Ugarteche, José J. Berrutti, Héctor Olivera Lavié, Alejandro Magrassi, Angel dos Santos Lara, Juan Pablo Echagüe, Manuel J. Sumay, Gastón Figueira, Felix Visillac, Among others. This magazine continued with a second era, changing the name to Orientacion always with a unique and luxurious typographic style. Provenzano p154. Washington Pereyra T2,p142. (codz).

paperback. Zustand: Buono (Good). Cm. 20, pp. 393 (1) + 4 pp. di catalogo. Con 7 tavole fuori testo. Graziosa legatura coeva in cart. alla rustica ricoperta in carta dipinta e con titoli ms. su etichetta al dorso. Entro custodia moderna. Piccole mancanze superficiali alla ricopertura del dorso e qualche fioritura,peraltro esemplare genuino e marginoso, in barbe ed in ottimo stato di conservazione. Cfr. Ceresoli: ?Ultima edizione di quest?opera, meno rara delle prec. ma pure assai ricercata? Classica opera delle letteratura venatoria italiana con frequenti riferimenti alla falconeria. Book.

Zustand: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Seiten: 556 | Sprache: Italienisch | Produktart: Bücher | Keine Beschreibung verfügbar.

27 Bll., 635 S. mit 1 Kupfertitel und 21 (8 wiederholten) blattgroßen Textkupfern. Zweite - mit neuen Illustrationen und Anmerkungen - erweiterte Ausgabe dieses klassischen italienischen Werkes zur Jagd, mit Abschnitten zur Falknerei und Fischerei. - Ebert 18601: "Ein sehr gesuchtes Werk". Harting 277. Schwerdt II, 123: "Second edition. The ornamental title and the twenty-one engravings, are on copper, larger and quite different from those of the first edition. The plates are certainly inspired by Stradanus`s Venationes Ferarum, but well-executed. Out of the 21 plates, eight are in duplicate, and only one - facing page 470, `Pruning Time` - is not reproduced in the third edition". - Bartolomeo Fontana in Raimondi`s native Brescia published the first edition in 1621, but it contained only 7 woodcuts. On pages 41 - 78 ``the different kinds of falcons and hawks are described, as well as the method of training and flying the goshawk and sparrow-hawk, the former of which was much used in Italy in the seventeenth century for taking partridges and pheasants." While on pages 80 - 137 "the qualities of a good falconer are noted, the mode of training falcons, making them to the hood, &c., and general advice as to feeding and mounting`` (Harting). - Teils etw. fleckig bzw. wasserrandig. Die Kupfer teils mit Abklatsch auf der gegenüberliegenden Seite. *** *** Copyright: Matthaeus TRUPPE Buchhandlung & Antiquariat - Stubenberggasse 7 - A-8010 Graz - ++43 (0)316 - 829552 *** *** Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 900 Gr.-8°. Ldr. der Zeit mit Rückenvergoldung, 3 Fileten auf beiden Deckeln, Steh- und Innenkantenvergoldung (fleckig, Rücken mit kl. Läsuren).

Roma, Istituto Grafico Tiberino, 1947 - 1948, Edizione originale. Disponibili anno I numeri 2, 4 e 5; anno II numeri 8 e 12. Fascicoli in buone condizioni. Diretta da Cesare Brandi con il comitato di redazione composto da Giovanni Macchia, Luigi Magnani, Giuseppe Raimondi, Toti Scaloja e Roman Vlad. in 4°, brossure originali, titoli in rosso e nero, numerazione progressiva. Edizione originale. Disponibili anno I numeri 2, 4 e 5; anno II numeri 8 e 12. Fascicoli in buone condizioni. brossure originali, titoli in rosso e nero,

Second edition (with new and more extensive illustrations and some additions) of one of the most noted Italian books on hunting, also including falconry, fishing and husbandry. On pp. 41-78 ''the different kinds of falcons and hawks are described, as well as the method of training and flying the goshawk and sparrow-hawk, the former of which was much used in Italy in the seventeenth century for taking partridges and phaesants." While on pp. 80-137 "the qualities of a good falconer are noted, the mode of training falcons, making them to the hood, &c., and general advice as to feeding and moulting'' (Harting). The fourth book (pp. 335-470) deals with fishing and is divided in 196 brief chapters on catching different fish species, accompanied by an engraved plate depicting fishermen with nets along a coast.With bookplate and embossed stamp. Restoration to a tear in one engraving (K4) and some modern marginal restorations; but otherwise in good condition, with a few worm holes in the margin of quires X-Z. The vellum is partly detached from the bookblock, revealing the binding structure and the printed waste use to line the spine. One of the most noted Italian books on hunting, in the much better illustrated second edition.l Harting, Bibl. Accipitraria 277; Schwerdt II, p. 123; Westwood & Satchell, Bibl. piscatoria, p. 174. Contemporary limp sheepskin parchment, straight sewn on 3 leather thongs cut flush with the bookblock, remnants of wittawed ties, manuscript title in large gothic lettering down the spine. With an engraved architectural title-page showing (above) Orpheus charming animals with a viool and (below) Actaeon with a stag's head about to be attacked by his dogs after surprising the naked Artemis/Diana and her handmaid, while the pilasters on either side have images of animals and hunting hunting weapons and equipment, 13 full-page engraved illustrations (plus 8 repeats) on integral leaves, depicting hunting, hawking, fishing and fowling, they and the title-page engraved by N. Perrey, woodcut initials (3 series) and tailpieces, cast fleurons. Pages: [56], 635, [1 blank] pp.

Hard Cover. Zustand: Good. LIBRI QUATTRO AGGIUNTOUI 'N QUESTA NUOUA 'MPRESSIONE IL QUINTO LIBRO DELLA VILLA. IN NAPOLI, PER Lazaro Scoriggio. M. DC. XXXVI. [1626] In 4.º de 20,5x14,5 cm. Com [lvi], 635 págs. Ilustrado com frontispício gravado e 19 gravuras (8 são repetidas) com cenas venatórias. Encadernação da época em pergaminho flexível. Exemplar com ex-líbris de Salema Garção. Com frontispicio arquitetónico gravado que mostra (em cima) Orfeu encantando animais com um violino e (em baixo) Actaeon com uma cabeça de veado prestes a ser atacado pelos seus cães depois de surpreender Artemis/Diana nua com a sua serva, enquanto as pilastras de ambos os lados têm imagens de animais e de armas e equipamentos de caça. 13 ilustrações gravadas de página inteira (mais 8 repetições) em folhas inteiras, representando a caça, a caça submarina, a pesca e a caça com vara, elas e a página de rosto gravadas por N. Perrey, iniciais em xilogravura (3 séries) e remates, fleurons vazados. [56], 635, [1 em branco] pp. Segunda edição (com novas e mais extensas ilustrações e alguns acrescentos) de um dos mais notáveis livros italianos sobre caça, incluindo também falcoaria, pesca e pecuária. A primeira edição foi publicada em 1621 por Bartolomeo Fontana, em Brescia, terra natal de Raimondi, mas continha apenas 7 xilogravuras. Nas páginas 41-78 'são descritos os diferentes tipos de falcões, bem como o método de treino e voo do açor e do gavião, o primeiro dos quais era muito utilizado em Itália no século XVII para apanhar perdizes e faisões', enquanto nas páginas 80-137 'são referidas as qualidades de um bom falcoeiro, o modo de treinar falcões, de os preparar para o capuz, etc., e conselhos gerais sobre alimentação e montagem' (Harting). O autor baseou-se em grande parte em informações de escritores anteriores sobre o assunto: a presente edição acrescenta uma tabela de 84 autores de quem ele tirou informação, na página 1. Com o brasão de armas gravado (na página de rosto) e o carimbo armorial em relevo (na margem do pé da página de rosto) de José Gaetano Mazziotti Selema Garção (1893-1961). Com uma reparação antiga de um rasgão numa gravura (K4) afectando também ligeiramente o remate no verso e com alguns restauros marginais modernos; mas de resto em bom estado, com alguns picos de traça na margem superior da calha dos cadernos X-Z, sem tocar no texto; algum acastanhamento marginal. O velino estava preso ao bloco do livro apenas pelas faixas de cabeça e pelas pastas, mas as primeiras partiram-se em 3 das 4 ligações e a primeira folha da extremidade livre foi removida, deixando o velino apenas solto, mas revelando a estrutura da encadernação e os resíduos impressos utilizados para forrar a lombada. Com um rasgão reparado no velino da encadernação. Um dos mais notáveis livros italianos sobre caça, na segunda edição muito melhor ilustrada. In quarto. 20,5x14,5 cm. With [lvi], 635 pp. Illustrated with engraved frontispiece and 19 engravings (8 are repeated) with venation scenes. Contemporary binding in flexible parchment. Copy with ex-libris from Salema Garção. With an engraved architectural title-page showing (above) Orpheus charming animals with a violin and (below) Actaeon with a stag"s head about to be attacked by his dogs after surprising the naked Artemis/Diana and her handmaid, while the pilasters on either side have images of animals and hunting weapons and equipment. 13 full-page engraved illustrations (plus 8 repeats) on integral leaves, depicting hunting, hawking, fishing and fowling, they and the title-page engraved by N. Perrey, woodcut initials (3 series) and tailpieces, cast fleurons. [56], 635, [1 blank] pp. Second edition (with new and more extensive illustrations and some additions) of one of the most noted Italian books on hunting, also including falconry, fishing and husbandry. Bartolomeo Fontana in Raimondi"s native Brescia published the first edition in 1621, but it contained only 7 woodcuts. On pp. 41-78 ""the different kinds of falcons and hawks are described, as well as the method of training and flying the goshawk and sparrow-hawk, the former of which was much used in Italy in the seventeenth century for taking partridges and pheasants.' While on pp. 80-137 'the qualities of a good falconer are noted, the mode of training falcons, making them to the hood, &c., and general advice as to feeding and mounting"" (Harting). The author drew largely on information from previous writers on the subject: the present edition adds a table of 84 authors from whom he borrowed, facing page 1. With the engraved armorial bookplate (on paste-down) and embossed armorial stamp (in foot margin of title-page) of José Gaetano Mazziotti Selema Garção (1893-1961). Leaf K4 and possibly some other leaves with engravings appear to have been sophisticated at an early date, so that they are no longer conjugate. With an old repair to a tear in one engraving (K4) also slightly affecting the tailpiece on the back and with some modern marginal restorations; but otherwise in good condition, with some worm holes in the upper gutter margin of quires X-Z, not touching the text; some marginal browning. The vellum was secured to the book block only by the headbands and paste-downs, but the former have broken at 3 of the 4 connections and the first free end leaf has been removed, leaving the vellum only loosely attached, but revealing the binding structure and the printed waste use to line the spine. With a tear repaired in the vellum of the binding. One of the most noted Italian books on hunting, in the much better illustrated second edition. Referências/References: Harting, Bibl. Accipitraria 277; Schwerdt II, p. 123; Souhart, col 394; cf. Nissen, ZBI 3273 (later editions). Language: Italiano / Italian Location/localizacao: M-17-D-14.

Zustand: Very Good. Naples, per L. Scoriggio, 1626. 4to. Engraved title page,(54),635 pp. With 21 full-page copper engravings included in the pagination. 18th-century full vellum, covers with tooled gilt border, spine in compartments with raised bands, lettered and elaborately tooled in gilt. Head and tail of spine a little worn, covers slightly soiled and stained, corners a little bumped, endpapers renewed. Title page rather browned with faint dampstain, old, partially obscured library stamp and evidence of previous repairs on verso with insignificant loss, and previous manuscript note also partially removed at tail, old annotation in ink on dedication first leaf. Light browning and dust-soiling throughout, with occasional very faint traces of dampstaining, small paper flaw with loss of page number at p. 273, small marginal repairs at pp. 609, 619 and 635. With the signature and bookplate of Gunnar Brusewitz. Schwerdt Hunting, hawking, shooting II:123, a variant with imprimatur, colophon and printer's device on final page. Souhart Bibliographie générale des ouvrages sur la chasse 394. Ceresoli Bibliografia delle opere italiane latine e greche su la caccia 441 calls for 20 engravings only. Harting Bibliotheca accipitraria 277. The present copy is dedicated to "Mauritio Cardinale di Savoia". Variant issues exist with a dedication to Fabrizio Caraffa. A handsome copy of this second edition of one of the most noted Italian books on hunting, and here expanded to include 21 charming full-sized copper engravings, as opposed to the seven full-page woodcuts found in the first edition of 1621, printed in Brescia. A third edition appeared in 1630, a fourth in 1675, and a fifth one at Venice in 1785. Very much a compilation, Raimondi has drawn heavily upon the work of previous writers and he includes in this edition a table opposite the first page of the eighty-four authors from whom he has borrowed. The engravings are larger and quite different to those of the first edition, though of the 21 engravings, 8 are duplicates. Schwerdt notes that "The plates are certainly inspired by Stradanus's 'Venationes Ferarum,' but well executed". On pp. 41-137 is found a description of the different kinds of falcons and hawks, "as well as the method of training and flying the Goshawk and Sparrow-hawk, the former of which was much used in Italy in the seventeenth century for taking partridges and pheasants [.] the qualities of a good falconer are noted, the mode of training falcons, making them to hood, &c., and general advice as to feeding and moulting." (Harting).

False (illustrator). In 4° (19,8 x 14). Pp. (52), 635, (1 bianca). Con frontespizio inciso e 21 tavole incise a piena pagina nel testo, in parte ripetute. Un lieve alone al margine interno superiore delle prime dodici carte, per il resto buon esemplare solido e uniforme in legatura moderna tutta pergamena rigida a imitazione antica, titolo oro al dorso, risguardi con carta settecentesca. Seconda edizione, aumentata di un capitolo incentrato sulla gestione delle tenute agricole rispetto alla prima del 1621. La prima edizione aveva un apparato illustrativo pià modesto e con figure xilografiche mentre la presente à dotata da superbe tavole incise (attribuibili a Nicolas Perrey che ha firmato quella al frontespizio) ove si mostrano scene di cattura di ogni genere di animali, compresi quelli esotici come leoni ed elefanti. I vari capitoli spaziano dalla cura e caccia di cani, cavalli, cinghiali, volpi, orsi, lupi e innumerevoli altri genere di animali. Questa à una delle tre varianti di questa bella impressione napoletana (curiosamente il nome dello stampatore appare solo al termine dell'indice preliminare); la presente reca la dedicatoria su due carte al Duca d'Andria Fabrizio Caraffa, mentre le altre o non hanno dedica o l'hanno a Maurizio di Savoia. CERESOLI, Bibliografia italiana della caccia, n.441; RE, vol. III, p. 273; LASTRI, 103; OLSCHKI, Choix, n. 208; Bibliothà que Gastronomique, n. 1596; BRUNET, IV-1090: "assez recerchà ". SOUHART, n.394.

Raimondi, Eugenio. Le caccie delle fiere armate. e disarmate, et de gl'animali quadrupedi, volatili, & acquatici. Brescia. 1621. [16], 400 Bl. Mit 2 Holzschnitt-Druckermarken auf dem Titel und am Schluss sowie 7 ganzseitigen Textholzschnitten. 8°. Flexibles Pergament der Zeit. wellig, leicht abgegriffen und fleckig. eines der wichtigsten, seltensten italienischen Publikationen zur Jagd und gleichzeitig eines der wenigen illustrierten Jagdbücher überhaupt. Der 1593 geborene Autor Eugenio Raimondi ließ sein Werk mit sieben detailreichen, meist ganz bzw. fast ganzseitigen, ausdrucksstarken Holzschnitten zieren, die jeweils eine der vorgestellten Arten zur Jagd mit Fallen zeigt. "First edition of one of the most noted Italian books on hunting, although the author drew largely on information gained from previous writers on the subject . The seven curious full-page woodcuts are a pleasing feature of this treatise" (Schwerdt). Das Werk gliedert sich in 20 Kapitel, "Opera Nvova Et Cvriosa", wie Raimondi den barocken Titel lauten lässt: "Nella quale pienamente si discorre del governo, cura, e medicamenti de gli Vccelli rapaci, & Innocenti, & de' Cani. Con perfettißimi Ammaestramenti di tutte le maniere dell' Vccellare, & del Pescare con le loro Figure; Aggiontovi il modo di ben allevare i Bigati, overo Cavalieri della Seta". Beschrieben und abgebildet sind die Zähmung, Aufzucht, Heilung der Raub- und Jagdvögel, aber auch de Singvögel, der Jagdhunde etc. Eigene Kapitel handeln von der Fischzucht und besonders ausführlich von der Aufzucht der Seidenraupe (bigatti), die auch "Cavaliere di Seta" genannt wurde. Vorsatz mit alten Besitzeinträgen in Tinte, stellenweise leicht feuchtschattig und gelegentlich fleckig sowie gebräunt, insgesamt aber gut erhalten, letztes Blatt mit kleinen Randläsuren, im Block etwas locker, teils vom Einband gelöst. Von größter Seltenh. Ceresoli 441. Schwerdt II, 122. Harting 277. Souhart 394. Westwood-S. 174. Nicht im STC. Nicht bei Lindner. Aber bei Zisska-Brandis 41/1888.

4to, pp.[52], 635, [1, blank]; title copper-engraved and 21 full-page copper engravings printed in text (of which 8 duplicates); bound without bifolium a2.3 (dedication, see below); tear repaired to a4 (with no loss), very lightly washed, a good copy; bound in early twentieth-century limp vellum, spine lettered in red and black ink.Second edition, expanded and extended, with a new series of striking hunting plates. The series of plates (attributable to Nicolas Perrey, who signs the title), showing composite scenes of hunters pursuing animals from birds and fish to lions and elephants, is wholly new, replacing the woodcut illustrations of the first edition of 1621. The engravings were reused in 1630, though the pruning and ploughing plate (p.471) would be omitted from the later edition. In addition to the expansion of the first four books, the second edition includes a new fifth book, 'Della Villa', on the management of agricultural estates. Copies seem to exist in three states: with a four-page dedication to Prince Maurizio of Savoy, dated 20 May; with a two-page dedication to Fabrizio Caraffa, Duke of Andria; and, as here, with neither. Westwood & Satchell note that 'in some copies the title-page is undated and the last page blank': this is most likely the case in all copies, the comment perhaps arising from difficulty finding the imprint (located beneath the imprimatur on the last preliminary leaf). USTC 4007210; Cerasoli, pp.4412; Lipperheide Tf 9 (3022); Schwerdt II, p.123; Wellcome I, 5317; Westwood & Satchell, p.174. Language: Italian.

Legatura coeva in pergamena floscia con titolo ms. in grandi caratteri gotici al ds. (scurita, con lievi tracce d uso e leggermente allentata). Percorsi di tarlo e antiche scritte sulle carte di guardia anteriori. Prime 12 pp. con mancanze al margine inferiore. Firmette di appartenenza al frontespizio. Annotazioni di antica mano anche sulle carte di guardia posteriori. Per il resto ottimi interni. Edizione non comune. Vinciana (n. 3515): Erudita opera divisa in 107 capitoli di vario argomento (religione, politica, costumi, matrimonio, donne, astrologia, medici, musica, alchimia, giuochi, amore, meretrici, navigazione, metalli e gioie, verginità e vedovanza, curiosità e novelle, cosmografia - con osservazioni sull America - pittura e scultura, odori e bagni, duellanti e politici, maghi e malefici, oracoli e Sibille, profezie e sogni, etc.). 8vo (cm. 16,7), 4 cc.nn., 715 (i.e. 711) pp.