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CATALOGUE OF ONE HUNDRED EARLY PRINTED BOOKS MOSTLY IN THEIR ORIGINAL BINDINGS and four others.|A
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n.p.. hardcover. First five catalogues issued by this booksellers. Catalogue I: One Hundred Early Printed Books Mostly in their Original Bindings. The foot corners of some pages curled, paper loss at bottom corner of rear paper wrapper. Catalogue II: Rare and Valuable Books Comprising Americana, Book-Bindings, Old Medicine, Woodcut Books, Etc. Contains an index. Some library markings, soiling and pencil names on front wrapper, with large crease in middle of all papers. One page with plates separated, large paper loss on rear wrapper. Catalogue III: Rare and Valuable Books Comprising Incunabula, Woodcut Books, Bibliography and Printing, Art, Etc. Creasing near fore-edge and bottom corner of all pages. Catalogue IV: Manuscripts and Early Printed Books 1463-1600 . Contains an index. Catalogue V: Rare and Valuable Books, Bibliography, Americana, European History, Medicine, Philosophy, comprising special collections on Italy and on John Huss, the Council of Constance and Bohemia in the XIV. and XV. century. Combined, these catalogues have 1187 entries, seven color plates, 53 black-and-white plates, and 42 engravings throughout. Corners and spine ends bumped.
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POR El Fisco, y Real hazienda de su Magestad CONTRA La ciudad de Cartagena SOBRE Competencia de jurisdicción por haberse puesto Aduana en la fuente del Álamo, y lo demás que dello ha resultado.
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- Folio. 10 ff. con el pleito. Con anotaciones marginales de época explicativas en margen blanco. Buen ejemplar. Encuadernado en cartoné con papel de aguas actual. Sin fecha (siglo XVII). Ya en 1463 se habla de "la fuente del alamo" en un litigio de tierras entre Cartagena y Lorca, entonces esta zona con nacimiento de agua y frondosos álamos servía de residencia temporal a los ganaderos que traían sus ganados desde el centro de la península. Como hecho anecdótico decir que en dicha fuente se encontraba el mojón que limitaba los términos de Murcia, Cartagena y Lorca. De aquí su importancia estratégica para el establecimiento de una Aduana por parte de la ciudad de Cartagena lo que motivó este pleito con el Fisco.En la segunda mitad del siglo XVII ya luchaba Fuente Álamo por segregarse de estos términos y fue el 20 de Julio (Día de la Villa) de 1700 cuando consigue la independencia, firmándola S.M. el Rey Carlos II. Su primer alcalde fue D. Gregorio Reyllo Hernandez. Las tres ciudades citadas no aceptaban la segregación y tras muchos litigios y gastos en 1702 se anula el municipio. Evidentemente, estas ciudades tenían mayor poder económico y lograron su objetivo.En esta Aduana se pretendía cobrar el almojarifazgo, un impuesto que databa de Alfonso X y que se pagaba por el traslado de mercaderías que transitaban entre los diversos puertos (peninsulares o americanos). Así se trataba de recaudar para la ciudad de Cartagena los impuestos por las mercaderías que salían o entraban a través del puerto.
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A CATALOGUE OF ONE HUNDRED EARLY PRINTED BOOKS MOSTLY IN THEIR ORIGINAL BINDINGS and four others.
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London 8vo., cloth, leather spine label with original paper wrappers bound-in. (viii),52; (vi),75; (iv),77; (vi),vi,89; (ii),52 pages. ¶Five catalogues bound together. First five catalogues issued by this booksellers. Catalogue I: One Hundred Early Printed Books Mostly in their Original Bindings. The foot corners of some pages curled, paper loss at bottom corner of rear paper wrapper. Catalogue II: Rare and Valuable Books Comprising Americana, Book-Bindings, Old Medicine, Woodcut Books, Etc. Contains an index. Some library markings, soiling and pencil names on front wrapper, with large crease in middle of all papers. One page with plates separated, large paper loss on rear wrapper. Catalogue III: Rare and Valuable Books Comprising Incunabula, Woodcut Books, Bibliography and Printing, Art, Etc. Creasing near fore-edge and bottom corner of all pages. Catalogue IV: Manuscripts and Early Printed Books (1463-1600). Contains an index. Catalogue V: Rare and Valuable Books, Bibliography, Americana, European History, Medicine, Philosophy, comprising special collections on Italy and on John Huss, the Council of Constance and Bohemia in the XIV. and XV. century. Combined, these catalogues have 1187 entries, seven color plates, 53 black-and-white plates, and 42 engravings throughout. Corners and spine ends bumped.
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CORNARO, Lewis. [Luigi].
Sure and Certain Methods of Attaining a Long and Heathful Life: With Means of Correcting a Bad Constitution, &c. Written originally in Italian, By... , a Noble Venetian, whn he was near an Hundred Years of Age. And Made English. The Fifth Edition. London, Printed for D. Midwinter & A. Ward, 1737 [BOUND WITH]: William, Beveridge. D.D. A Sermon Concerning the Excellency and Usefulness of Common Prayer. Preached by...(now Lord Bishop of St Asaph) at the Opening of the Parish-Church of St. Peter's Cornhil, London, the 27th of November, 1681. The Nineteenth Edition. London: printed for ...
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12º. Contemp. marbled boards, red sprinkled edges, very good internally, upper joint cracked, spineends worn, covers rubbed; a few fore-edges of Beveridge cropped by binder, affecting some text bookplate of Robert Thornton, Clapham xviii, (1), 120 pp.; The first work, is an English edition of a classic by Cornaro (1463-1566?). “The most remarkable Instance of the Efficacy of Temperance towards the procuring of Long Life, is what we met with, in a little book published by Lewis Cornaro, the Venetian; ... The Treatise I mention, has been taken notice of by several eminent authors, and is written with such a spirit of cheerfulness, Religion, and good sense, as are the natural concomitatnts of Temperance and Sobriety. The mixture of the old Man in it, is rather a Recommendation than a Discredit to it.”—Spectator Vol.3, No. 195.
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SOURCES, LES, de l'histoire de France. 1. Epoque primitive, mérovingiens et carolongiens, par A. Molinier. 6 volumes. - (Followed by:) 2. Le XVI siècle (1494-1610), par H. Hauser. 4 volumes. - (Followed by:) 3. Le XVIIe siècle (1610-1715), par E. Bourgeois et L. André. 8 volumes.
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- 0 A. Picard et fils, 19011935. Together 18 volumes. 8vo. Volumes 110 original cloth, vols 1118 half red morcocco. Winchell, DC52; Besterman 1463, 1465 & 1466. Standard bibliography of printed sources, an indispensable tool in its field. Added: Molinier, A. Les sources de l'histoire de France. Leçon d'ouverture du course de critique des sources à l'Ecole des Chartes (10 avril 1893). Paris, A. Colin et Cie., 1893. 27, (1 blank) pp. Sewn, uncut (cover damaged). Offprint from Revue internationale de l'enseignement. [Attributes: Soft Cover]
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OZANNE, (Nicolas-Marie).
Marine Militaire ou Recueil des differens Vaisseaux qui servent a la Guerre suivis des Manoeuvres qui ont le plus de Raport au Combat ainsi qua l'Ataque et la Deffense des Ports.Paris, the author, J. François Chereau, [1762]. 8vo. A wholly engraved book, with a title-page in an architectural frame, armorial dedication illustration with allegorical figures, 50 engraved leaves (1 folding), including 44 with illustrations of ships. Modern half calf.
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- (2), 50 engraved ll. Ornamentstichsammlung 1463 (later ed.?); Cat. NHSM, p. 750 (later ed.?); Cohen, Livres a Gravures, col. 778; Lewine, p. 399; Polak 7234; NBG XXXVIII, cols 1021-1022; Thieme & Becker XXVI, p. 110. First edition of a wholly engraved and well illustrated account of battleships, other naval vessles, and naval manoeuvres. The title is followed by an illustrated engraved dedication to (Etienne François), Duke of Choiseul (1719-1785) facing the unnumbered leaf 1 with the dedication text. Leaves 2 and 3 contain the "Avertissement" and table of contents, leaves 4 to 50 illustrate and describe battleships with 40 to 120 guns, other types of ships, battle orders, a windward and leeward attack, chasing an enemy ship, forcing the enemy to fight, avoiding a fight, forcing a passage through an enemy line, etc. The folding leaf 50 also contains a list of terms with explanations of their meanings. Engravings 1 to 49 measure 17 x 11 cm, mostly with an illustration at the top measuring 6.5 x 11 cm. In engravings 5 to 20 each illustration shows a different kind of ship, with notes about it and sometimes a decorative tailpiece. Most of the illustrations in engravings 23 to 48 show sea battles or manoeuvres, with an explanatory text and in most cases a plan at the foot showing the positions and movements of the ships.Nicolas-Marie Ozanne (1728-1811), known as Ozanne l’aîné, worked as an artist for the French navy. The dedication describes the Duke of Choiseul as (among other things) Minister of the Marine, a post he held from 1761 to 1766. Polak and other sources date the first edition 1762, which appears to be consistent with the imprint and watermark of the present copy. The imprint reads "chez l’auteur, rue S. Thomas du Louvre." and "chez J. François Chereau rue S. Jacques aux 2. Piliers d’Or." This was the widow Chereau’s address in 1763, whereas some copies omit the two dedication leaves and give an address on rue de Mathurins, probably after the Duke of Choiseul’s disgrace in 1770 (the firm is recorded there in 1770, though they used the old address again in the 1780s). Parts of the watermark and the papermaker’s name are difficult to see in the present copy, but the countermark includes "FIN/./AUVERGNE 1742."The title-page has a small abrasion and small holes in the background shading and some small drops of glue, one pinhole runs through most of the leaves, and a minor water stain in the foot margin of a few leaves. Still a good copy of a wholly engraved and well-illustrated work on battleships and naval strategy.
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WINCKELMANN, (J.J.).
Histoire de L'Art chez les Anciens. Traduite de l'Allemand; avec des Notes historiques et critiques de différens Auteurs. 2 vols. (in 3 Parts). Paris, 1790-1803.
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- Bound in 3 cont. full sprinkled calf. Richly gilt backs. Top of backs on 2 volumes slightly worn, otherwise fine. CII,696,692,(4),405 pp., 3 engraved frontisp. (one with portrait of W.), 65 engraved plates and many fine half-page engravings. A few brownspots on plates. On good paper, wide margins. Brunet V:1463. "Bonne édition, dont les 2 prem. volumes parurent d'abord en 1793, sous le titre d'Oeuvres de Winkelmann". [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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SOURCES, LES, de l'histoire de France. 1. Epoque primitive, mérovingiens et carolongiens, par A. Molinier. 6 volumes. - (Followed by:) 2. Le XVI siècle (1494-1610), par H. Hauser. 4 volumes. - (Followed by:) 3. Le XVIIe siècle (1610-1715), par E. Bourgeois et L. André. 8 volumes.
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- 0 A. Picard et fils, 19011935. Together 18 volumes. 8vo. Volumes 110 original cloth, vols 1118 half red morcocco. Winchell, DC52; Besterman 1463, 1465 & 1466. Standard bibliography of printed sources, an indispensable tool in its field. Added: Molinier, A. Les sources de l'histoire de France. Leçon d'ouverture du course de critique des sources à l'Ecole des Chartes (10 avril 1893). Paris, A. Colin et Cie., 1893. 27, (1 blank) pp. Sewn, uncut (cover damaged). Offprint from Revue internationale de l'enseignement. [Attributes: Soft Cover]
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CORNARO, Lewis. [Luigi].
Sure and Certain Methods of Attaining a Long and Heathful Life: With Means of Correcting a Bad Constitution, &c. Written originally in Italian, By... , a Noble Venetian, whn he was near an Hundred Years of Age. And Made English. The Fifth Edition. London, Printed for D. Midwinter & A. Ward, 1737 [BOUND WITH]: William, Beveridge. D.D. A Sermo...
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12º. Contemp. marbled boards, red sprinkled edges, very good internally, upper joint cracked, spineends worn, covers rubbed; a few fore-edges of Beveridge cropped by binder, affecting some text bookplate of Robert Thornton, Clapham xviii, (1), 120 pp.; The first work, is an English edition of a classic by Cornaro (1463-1566?). “The most remarkable Instance of the Efficacy of Temperance towards the procuring of Long Life, is what we met with, in a little book published by Lewis Cornaro, the Venetian; ... The Treatise I mention, has been taken notice of by several eminent authors, and is written with such a spirit of cheerfulness, Religion, and good sense, as are the natural concomitatnts of Temperance and Sobriety. The mixture of the old Man in it, is rather a Recommendation than a Discredit to it.”—Spectator Vol.3, No. 195.
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SOURCES, LES, de l'histoire de France. 1. Epoque primitive, mérovingiens et carolongiens, par A. Molinier. 6 volumes. - (Followed by:) 2. Le XVI siècle (1494-1610), par H. Hauser. 4 volumes. - (Followed by:) 3. Le XVIIe siècle (1610-1715), par E. Bourgeois et L. André. 8 volumes.
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- 0 A. Picard et fils, 19011935. Together 18 volumes. 8vo. Volumes 110 original cloth, vols 1118 half red morcocco. Winchell, DC52; Besterman 1463, 1465 & 1466. Standard bibliography of printed sources, an indispensable tool in its field. Added: Molinier, A. Les sources de l'histoire de France. Leçon d'ouverture du course de critique des sources à l'Ecole des Chartes (10 avril 1893). Paris, A. Colin et Cie., 1893. 27, (1 blank) pp. Sewn, uncut (cover damaged). Offprint from Revue internationale de l'enseignement. [Attributes: Soft Cover]
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OZANNE, (Nicolas-Marie).
Marine Militaire ou Recueil des differens Vaisseaux qui servent a la Guerre suivis des Manoeuvres qui ont le plus de Raport au Combat ainsi qua l'Ataque et la Deffense des Ports.Paris, the author, J. François Chereau, [1762]. 8vo. A wholly engraved book, with a title-page in an architectural frame, armorial dedication illustration with allegorical figures, 50 engraved leaves (1 folding), including 44 with illustrations of ships. Modern half calf.
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- (2), 50 engraved ll. Ornamentstichsammlung 1463 (later ed.?); Cat. NHSM, p. 750 (later ed.?); Cohen, Livres a Gravures, col. 778; Lewine, p. 399; Polak 7234; NBG XXXVIII, cols 1021-1022; Thieme & Becker XXVI, p. 110. First edition of a wholly engraved and well illustrated account of battleships, other naval vessles, and naval manoeuvres. The title is followed by an illustrated engraved dedication to (Etienne François), Duke of Choiseul (1719-1785) facing the unnumbered leaf 1 with the dedication text. Leaves 2 and 3 contain the "Avertissement" and table of contents, leaves 4 to 50 illustrate and describe battleships with 40 to 120 guns, other types of ships, battle orders, a windward and leeward attack, chasing an enemy ship, forcing the enemy to fight, avoiding a fight, forcing a passage through an enemy line, etc. The folding leaf 50 also contains a list of terms with explanations of their meanings. Engravings 1 to 49 measure 17 x 11 cm, mostly with an illustration at the top measuring 6.5 x 11 cm. In engravings 5 to 20 each illustration shows a different kind of ship, with notes about it and sometimes a decorative tailpiece. Most of the illustrations in engravings 23 to 48 show sea battles or manoeuvres, with an explanatory text and in most cases a plan at the foot showing the positions and movements of the ships.Nicolas-Marie Ozanne (1728-1811), known as Ozanne l?aîné, worked as an artist for the French navy. The dedication describes the Duke of Choiseul as (among other things) Minister of the Marine, a post he held from 1761 to 1766. Polak and other sources date the first edition 1762, which appears to be consistent with the imprint and watermark of the present copy. The imprint reads "chez l?auteur, rue S. Thomas du Louvre." and "chez J. François Chereau rue S. Jacques aux 2. Piliers d?Or." This was the widow Chereau?s address in 1763, whereas some copies omit the two dedication leaves and give an address on rue de Mathurins, probably after the Duke of Choiseul?s disgrace in 1770 (the firm is recorded there in 1770, though they used the old address again in the 1780s). Parts of the watermark and the papermaker?s name are difficult to see in the present copy, but the countermark includes "FIN/./AUVERGNE 1742."The title-page has a small abrasion and small holes in the background shading and some small drops of glue, one pinhole runs through most of the leaves, and a minor water stain in the foot margin of a few leaves. Still a good copy of a wholly engraved and well-illustrated work on battleships and naval strategy.
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WINCKELMANN, (J.J.).
Histoire de L'Art chez les Anciens. Traduite de l'Allemand; avec des Notes historiques et critiques de différens Auteurs. 2 vols. (in 3 Parts). Paris, 1790-1803.
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- Bound in 3 cont. full sprinkled calf. Richly gilt backs. Top of backs on 2 volumes slightly worn, otherwise fine. CII,696,692,(4),405 pp., 3 engraved frontisp. (one with portrait of W.), 65 engraved plates and many fine half-page engravings. A few brownspots on plates. On good paper, wide margins. Brunet V:1463. "Bonne édition, dont les 2 prem. volumes parurent d'abord en 1793, sous le titre d'Oeuvres de Winkelmann". [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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CORNARO, Lewis. [Luigi].
Sure and Certain Methods of Attaining a Long and Heathful Life: With Means of Correcting a Bad Constitution, &c. Written originally in Italian, By. , a Noble Venetian, whn he was near an Hundred Years of Age. And Made English. The Fifth Edition. London, Printed for D. Midwinter & A. Ward, 1737 [BOUND WITH]: William, Beveridge. D.D. A Sermon Concerning the Excellency and Usefulness of Common Prayer. Preached by.(now Lord Bishop of St Asaph) at the Opening of the Parish-Church of St. Peter's Cornhil, London, the 27th of November, 1681. The Nineteenth Edition. London: printed for S. Manship, at the Ship near the Royal-Exchange in Cornhil, 1707.
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- 12¡. Contemp. marbled boards, red sprinkled edges, very good internally, upper joint cracked, spine ends worn, covers rubbed; a few fore-edges of Beveridge cropped by binder, affecting some text bookplate of Robert Thornton, Clapham xviii, (1), 120 pp.; The first work, is an English edition of a classic by Cornaro (1463-1566?). ÒThe most remarkable Instance of the Efficacy of Temperance towards the procuring of Long Life, is what we met with, in a little book published by Lewis Cornaro, the Venetian; The Treatise I mention, has been taken notice of by several eminent authors, and is written with such a spirit of cheerfulness, Religion, and good sense, as are the natural concomitatnts of Temperance and Sobriety. The mixture of the old Man in it, is rather a Recommendation than a Discredit to it.ÓÑSpectator Vol.3, No. 195. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Fincham
INDENTURES DEEDS: A medieval gift of lands and tenements in Fincham, Norfolk, by Thomas Rycke to Nicholas Bakon, Nicholas Kynne, Nicholas Millere and John Walsyngham
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1463. A medieval gift of lands and tenements in Fincham, Norfolk, by Thomas Rycke to Nicholas Bakon, Nicholas Kynne, Nicholas Millere and John Walsyngham. PROPERTY: All his lands and tenements, meadows and pastures in the town and fields of Fyncham, Norf, which he lately had jointly with Nicholas Thrystan, late vicar of the church of St Martin in Fyncham, and Edmund Rycke, carpenter, now deceased, from the grant and feoffment of Edmund Rycke the elder and John Alston, just as appears in a certain charter. pWitnesses: John Millere, Simeon Rycke, Robert Lamberd, Thomas Dobbys and John Lucas. MEDIUM: Manuscript in Latin on vellum. CONDITION: Good, but lacks seal. SIZE: 15 by 27 cm.
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Portrait, Porträt.
Friedrich III. der Weise.
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Friedrich III. Friedrich der Weise *1463 Torgau - 1525 Lochau aus dem Hause Wettin, sächsischer Kurfürst ab 1486. Ganzfigur nach halbrechts mit Hermelinmantel und Barett, als Erzmarschall, das Reichsschwert in den Händen. Im Hintergrund die Ansicht von Lutherstadt Wittenberg.. Kupferstich von Johann August Dürr nach Christian Richter um 1660, ca. 32 x 20 cm.. Friedrich III. der Weise.Hinterlegter Riss, außerhalb der Darstellung.
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Fincham
INDENTURES DEEDS: A medieval gift of lands and tenements in Fincham, Norfolk, by Thomas Rycke to Nicholas Bakon, Nicholas Kynne, Nicholas Millere and John Walsyngham.
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1463 PROPERTY: All his lands and tenements, meadows and pastures in the town and fields of Fyncham, Norf, which he lately had jointly with Nicholas Thrystan, late vicar of the church of St Martin in Fyncham, and Edmund Rycke, carpenter, now deceased, from the grant and feoffment of Edmund Rycke the elder and John Alston, just as appears in a certain charter. Witnesses: John Millere, Simeon Rycke, Robert Lamberd, Thomas Dobbys and John Lucas. MEDIUM: Manuscript in Latin on vellum. CONDITION: Good, but lacks seal. SIZE: 15 by 27 cm.
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OZANNE, (Nicolas-Marie).
Marine Militaire ou Recueil des differens Vaisseaux qui servent a la Guerre suivis des Manoeuvres qui ont le plus de Raport au Combat ainsi qua l'Ataque et la Deffense des Ports.Paris, the author, J. François Chereau, [1762]. 8vo. A wholly engraved book, with a title-page in an architectural frame, armorial dedication illustration with allegorical figures, 50 engraved leaves (1 folding), including 44 with illustrations of ships. Modern half calf.
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(2), 50 engraved ll. Ornamentstichsammlung 1463 (later ed.?); Cat. NHSM, p. 750 (later ed.?); Cohen, Livres a Gravures, col. 778; Lewine, p. 399; Polak 7234; NBG XXXVIII, cols 1021-1022; Thieme & Becker XXVI, p. 110. First edition of a wholly engraved and well illustrated account of battleships, other naval vessles, and naval manoeuvres. The title is followed by an illustrated engraved dedication to (Etienne François), Duke of Choiseul (1719-1785) facing the unnumbered leaf 1 with the dedication text. Leaves 2 and 3 contain the “Avertissement” and table of contents, leaves 4 to 50 illustrate and describe battleships with 40 to 120 guns, other types of ships, battle orders, a windward and leeward attack, chasing an enemy ship, forcing the enemy to fight, avoiding a fight, forcing a passage through an enemy line, etc. The folding leaf 50 also contains a list of terms with explanations of their meanings. Engravings 1 to 49 measure 17 x 11 cm, mostly with an illustration at the top measuring 6.5 x 11 cm. In engravings 5 to 20 each illustration shows a different kind of ship, with notes about it and sometimes a decorative tailpiece. Most of the illustrations in engravings 23 to 48 show sea battles or manoeuvres, with an explanatory text and in most cases a plan at the foot showing the positions and movements of the ships.Nicolas-Marie Ozanne (1728-1811), known as Ozanne l’aîné, worked as an artist for the French navy. The dedication describes the Duke of Choiseul as (among other things) Minister of the Marine, a post he held from 1761 to 1766. Polak and other sources date the first edition 1762, which appears to be consistent with the imprint and watermark of the present copy. The imprint reads “chez l’auteur, rue S. Thomas du Louvre. ...” and “chez J. François Chereau rue S. Jacques aux 2. Piliers d’Or.” This was the widow Chereau’s address in 1763, whereas some copies omit the two dedication leaves and give an address on rue de Mathurins, probably after the Duke of Choiseul’s disgrace in 1770 (the firm is recorded there in 1770, though they used the old address again in the 1780s). Parts of the watermark and the papermaker’s name are difficult to see in the present copy, but the countermark includes “FIN/.../AUVERGNE 1742.”The title-page has a small abrasion and small holes in the background shading and some small drops of glue, one pinhole runs through most of the leaves, and a minor water stain in the foot margin of a few leaves. Still a good copy of a wholly engraved and well-illustrated work on battleships and naval strategy.
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WINCKELMANN, (J.J.)
Histoire de L'Art chez les Anciens. Traduite de l'Allemand; avec des Notes historiques et critiques de différens Auteurs. 2 vols.
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Bound in 3 cont. full sprinkled calf. Richly gilt backs. Top of backs on 2 volumes slightly worn, otherwise fine. CII,696,692,(4),405 pp., 3 engraved frontisp. (one with portrait of W.), 65 engraved plates and many fine half-page engravings. A few brownspots on plates. On good paper, wide margins. ! Brunet V:1463. "Bonne edition, dont les 2 prem. volumes parurent d'abord en 1793, sous le titre d'Oeuvres de Winkelmann".
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GODART, JUSTIN :
LA JURIDICTION CONSULAIRE A' LYON. LA CONSERVATION DES PRIVILEGES ROYAUX DES FOIRES 1463 - 1791. LE TRIBUNAL DU COMMERCE 1791 - 1905. AVEC 60 REPRODUCTIONS DE DOCUMENTS ANCIENS, VUES, PORTRAITS, MEDAILLES, ETC. LYON, A. REY ET CIE, 1905 ; IN-4 ; DEMI-MAROQUIN A' COINS BORDEAUX, DOS A' QUATRE NERFS TRES DECORE' ET DORE' AVEC LE FLEURON DE LA BALANCE, DE LA LOI, DU SCEPTRE ET DE L'EPEE, SYMBOLE ANCIEN DU TRIBUNAL DE COMMERCE, TETE DOREE SUR TEMOINS, PLATS CONSERVES, NON ROGNE' (RELIURE DE L'EPOQUE) ; (8), 429 PP., (1) P. ACHEVE' D'IMPRIMER ET 26 PLANCHES HORS-TEXTE DONT TROIS DOUBLES.
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Edition originale, exemplaire N12 des 25 sur Japon Imperial, premier grand papier (tirage total a' 375 exemplaires). Cet ouvrage est en quelque sorte l'histoire economique et en partie sociale de Lyon et sa region ; dote d'une solide documentation, il constitue une base indispensable pour l'histoire et le developpement de la region, avec des aspects genealogiques interessants.Exemplaire magnifiquement relie' et en tres bel etat mis a' part deux coins legerement maches, les plats conserves un peu defraichis et quelques traces de poussiere sur les temoins.
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WINCKELMANN, (J.J.).
Histoire de L'Art chez les Anciens. Traduite de l'Allemand; avec des Notes historiques et critiques de différens Auteurs. 2 vols. (in 3 Parts). Paris, 1790-1803.
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Bound in 3 cont. full sprinkled calf. Richly gilt backs. Top of backs on 2 volumes slightly worn, otherwise fine. CII,696,692,(4),405 pp., 3 engraved frontisp. (one with portrait of W.), 65 engraved plates and many fine half-page engravings. A few brownspots on plates. On good paper, wide margins. ¶ Brunet V:1463. "Bonne édition, dont les 2 prem. volumes parurent d'abord en 1793, sous le titre d'Oeuvres de Winkelmann".
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Heck, V. A., Antiquariat, Kärntnerring, Wien
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CORNARO, Lewis. [Luigi].
Sure and Certain Methods of Attaining a Long and Heathful Life: With Means of Correcting a Bad Constitution, &c. Written originally in Italian, By... , a Noble Venetian, whn he was near an Hundred Years of Age. And Made English. The Fifth Edition. London, Printed for D. Midwinter & A. Ward, 1737 [BOUND WITH]: William, Beveridge. D.D. A Sermo...
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12º. Contemp. marbled boards, red sprinkled edges, very good internally, upper joint cracked, spineends worn, covers rubbed; a few fore-edges of Beveridge cropped by binder, affecting some text bookplate of Robert Thornton, Clapham xviii, (1), 120 pp.; The first work, is an English edition of a classic by Cornaro (1463-1566?). “The most remarkable Instance of the Efficacy of Temperance towards the procuring of Long Life, is what we met with, in a little book published by Lewis Cornaro, the Venetian; ... The Treatise I mention, has been taken notice of by several eminent authors, and is written with such a spirit of cheerfulness, Religion, and good sense, as are the natural concomitatnts of Temperance and Sobriety. The mixture of the old Man in it, is rather a Recommendation than a Discredit to it.”—Spectator Vol.3, No. 195.
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