1689. From Magna Carta to 1689 Wingate, Edmund (or Edmond) [1596-1656]. [Washington, Joseph, Editor]. An Exact Abridgment of All the Statutes in Force and Use from the Beginning of Magna Charta. Begun by Edmund Wingate of Grays-Inn Esq; and Since Continued Under their Proper Titles Alphabetically down to the Year 1689. In this Impression the Year of the King, And the Chapter of Every Act of Parliament Have Been Compared with the Statute-Book at Large; Wherein Many Hundreds of False References are Corrected with Great Exactness and Care, To Prevent the Reader's Being Misled as he Hath Been in the Former Editions. With a More Compleat and Exact Table then was Before. London: Printed by the Assigns of the King's Printers and by the Assigns of R. Atkins and E. Atkins, Esquires, 1689. [iv], 696, [58] pp. Octavo (7" x 4-1/2"). Contemporary calf, blind rules with corner fleurons to boards, raised bands, small fragment of paper label and blind filets to spine, gilt tooling to board edges. A few minor scuffs to boards, some rubbing to extremities, two small to head of joints, corners bumped and somewhat worn, hinges cracked, front free endpaper lacking. Moderate toning to text, faint dampstaining to margins in some places, minor tears to a few leaves, light soiling and minor edgewear to title page, brief early markings to front pastedown, later owner signatures to rear free endpaper. $400. * Later edition. First published in 1642, Wingate's Exact Abridgment offered a shorter alternative to the lengthy compilations of Rastell and Pulton. A standard work, it was updated and reissued s … [Click Below for Full Description]

Venetiis, Typis Conzatti, 1689. In 8vo (cm. 16,4); pergamena coeva; pp. 308, (42). Altro frontespizio: INDEX LIBRORUM Prohibitorum cum regulis confectis per Patres Trid. Synodo delectos autoritate PII IV primum editus; postea verò Xisto Quinto auctus... Axs

- Kupferstich b. Koppmayer, 1689, 11,5 x 16,9 Selten ! - Das Blatt ist allseitig bis zur Bildkante beschnitten und altmontiert.

- Kupferstich v. J.J. Senfftel b. Koppmayer, 1689, 18 x 17,7 (H) Seltenes Blatt. Im Himmel 2 Wappen, am unteren Rand Erklärungen von 1 - 45. - Rechter Rand sehr knapp beschnitten.

- Kupferstich v. J.J. Senfftel b. Koppmayer, 1689, 12 x 17 Seltenes Blatt.

- Kupferstich v. J.J. Senfftel b. Koppmayer, 1689, 10,7 x 15 Selten ! Konstanz in alten Ansichten, Nr. 2.2.2. mit Abbildung.

4to., title printed within double-ruled border, (8) + 63 + (1)pp., a fine, crisp, copy now recently bound in marbled boards, spine lettered.Publisher: London: printed and are to be sold by R. Baldwin, in the Old Baily,Year: 1689Edition: First edition.

Chez Nicolas Schoute (Elzevier), A Cologne (Amsterdam), 1689. In-12° (142x80mm), pp. (24), 432, legatura coeva p. pelle con titolo e ricchi fregi in oro su dorso a nervetti. Tagli a spruzzo rossi. Frontespizio in rosso e in nero con sfera armillare. Al contropiatto, antica nota manoscritta che restituisce la paternità dell'opera a Pascal. Una piccola macchia al taglio centrale. Minimi restauri a cuffie e cerniere. Lievemente brunito. Buon esemplare. Edizione con falso luogo di stampa di Colonia (questa, come le altre edizioni dello Schoute, furono probabilmente impresse ad Amsterdam o, stando ad altre fonti, a Leida) del celeberrimo libro pascaliano, apparso anonimamente in occasione del conflitto teologico che oppose i Giansenisti di Port Royal ai Gesuiti, autentico capolavoro di polemica e di stile (Pascal, diceva Chateaubriand, fissa la lingua che parlarono Bossuet e Racine). Questa e le altre edizioni dello Schoute sono ritenute dal Willems impresse in realtà con tipi elzeviriani. Egli scrive, a proposito dell'edizione con la medesima dicitura tipografica del 1659: C'est positivemente Jean Elzevier qui l'a imprimée. On peut tenir pour certain que ce volume, ainsi que celuis des Provinciales latines, a été exécuté pour compte des Elzevier d'Amsterdam. Louis de Montalte è pseudonimo dello stesso Pascal (cfr. Quérard, Superchéries littéraires, II, col. 1186). Rahir, 2874. Brunet, III, 437. Cfr. Willems, p. 220, n. 856 a passim. [Attributes: Hard Cover]

1689. Paris . Chez l'Autheur , Rue Ste Anne près St Roch , au bout de la Rue du Hasard . Sans Date . 1689 . Un volume in-4 oblong , 30 x 22,8 cm , en reliure contemporaine de l'époque , plein veau marbré , dos à nerfs orné de caissons . VIII , 128 pages . Ouvrage composé d'un Frontispice & d'un portrait d'ANGLEBERT , gravés par C. VERMEULEN , d'après Pierre MIGNARD , une page de titre , texte de la dédicace à la Princesse de CONTI , une préface , Une partition de Marques des Agréments , Privilège , suivi de 128 pages de partitions gravées . Pages 25 à 29 morceaux extraits d'oeuvres de LULLY , transcrits pour CLAVECIN par d'ANGLEBERT . Cuir vieilli , mors en partie fissurés mais reliure trés solide , texte & partitions en EXCELLENT ETAT . [Attributes: Hard Cover]

Etienne Ducastin, Paris 1689 - Pleine basane de l'époque, dos à cinq nerfs. Un volume in-12 (152x91 mm), frontispice, (36)-466-(1)-(1 bl.) pages et 21 planches hors texte (dont 2 dépliantes). Le frontispice a été relié à la page 8 Restauration au premier caisson (abîmée), dorures estompées . Remise en vente de l'édition originale avec une nouvelle page de titre (premier tirage en 1679 par Coutelot, un autre par Lucas en 1688 et par Ducastin en 1688). Chérubin d'Orléans traite dans cette ouvrage de l'impermabilité du verre. Il y critique aussi les expériences de Torricelli et de Pascal sur le vide, considérant que le vide absolu n'existe pas. ___________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________ENGLISH_DESCRIPTION______________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ Contemporary full sheep, spine in six compartments. 12mo (152x91 mm), frontispiece, (36)-466-(1)-(1 bl.) pages and 21 plates (2 are folding). Frontispiece bound page 8 Head of spine repaired and chipped . First edition, re-issue with cancel title (first issue 1679 with the imprint of Couterot, an other in 1689 of Lucas). In this work, Chérubin d'Orléans discuss of the air-pump experiments of Pascal and Torricelli. He thought that vaccuum doesn't exist. In 12 / 12mo 348g. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]

- Kupferstich v. J.J. Senfftel b. Koppmayer, 1689, 20,5 x 32 Seltenes Blatt. Senfftel kopierte das Blatt von Merian.

1689. Format (Darstellung): 27,8 x 63,5 cm. Plattenrand: 32,5 x 68 cm. Blattgröße: 45,5 x 68 cm.*\"Vergrößerte, prächtige Ansicht nach M. Merian mit der 1661 gebauten späteren Schiffsbrücke\" (Stopp). - Von zwei Platten gedruckte Panorama-Ansicht, unten mit gedruckter Bezeichnung und darunter mit 5-zeiliger Legende. - 3 vertikale Quetschfalten im Papier (schon beim Druck), mehrere restaurierte Einrisse im weißen Außenrand sowie 2 größere restaurierte Einrisse von links (ca. 10 bis 15 cm in die Darstellung reichend), diese von vorn mit dem bloßen Auge nicht sichtbar. - Eine sehr seltene großformatige Panorama-Ansicht, quasi eine 1689 gefertigte etwas vergrößerte Aktualisierung der Merian-Darstellung von 1633. Trotz der genannten Mängel noch ein akzeptables Exemplar in breitrandiger Erhaltung und von prächtigem Gesamteindruck. Versand D: 5,00 EUR [kommkugö]

1689. Artikeldetails Mainz. "Ansicht der Churfürstlichen Residenz Stadt und Vestung Maintz und Castel im Jahr 1689". Sehr schöne Gesamtansicht über den Rhein als Panorama, von 2 Platten gedruckt. Kupferstich von Frey. 1689. Format (Darstellung): 27,8 x 63,5 cm. Plattenrand: 32,5 x 68 cm. Blattgröße: 45,5 x 68 cm. Sprache: Deutsch Bestell-Nr: 133578 Bemerkungen: *"Vergrößerte, prächtige Ansicht nach M. Merian mit der 1661 gebauten späteren Schiffsbrücke" (Stopp). - Von zwei Platten gedruckte Panorama-Ansicht, unten mit gedruckter Bezeichnung und darunter mit 5-zeiliger Legende. - 3 vertikale Quetschfalten im Papier (schon beim Druck), mehrere restaurierte Einrisse im weißen Außenrand sowie 2 größere restaurierte Einrisse von links (ca. 10 bis 15 cm in die Darstellung reichend), diese von vorn mit dem bloßen Auge nicht sichtbar. - Eine sehr seltene großformatige Panorama-Ansicht, quasi eine 1689 gefertigte etwas vergrößerte Aktualisierung der Merian-Darstellung von 1633. Trotz der genannten Mängel noch ein akzeptables Exemplar in breitrandiger Erhaltung und von prächtigem Gesamteindruck. Schlagworte: [kommkugö]EUR 509,00 (inkl. 7,00% MwSt.) Versandkostenfrei innerhalb Deutschlands Aufgenommen mit whBOOK Artikel eingestellt mit dem w+h GmbH eBay-Service Daten und Bilder powered by Buchfreund (2019-03-22).

- Kupferstich aus Das mächtige Kayser= Reich Sina / und die Asiatische Tartarey . b. Jakob Koppmayer in Augsburg, 1689, 11,5 x 16,5

Kupferstich v. Merian aus Theatrum Europäum, 1689, 30 x 36,3 Wüthrich, Bd. 3, S. 213. - Dargestellt ist der Einzug von Wilhelm III in London. Am oberen Rand Ansicht der Stadt London.

Ebert 17903; Brunet IV, col. 857. First edition of a comprehensive account of the entire Via Appia, one of the main ancient roads through Italy, by the Italian priest Francesco Maria Pratilli (1689-1763). It is divided into 4 "libri", each treating a different part of the road from Rome southeast to Brindisi, mentioning places to eat, historical monuments (it passes some of the finest Republican and Imperial inscriptions), markets, cities etc., which can be found along the road. In the 19th century it was discovered that Pratilli was involved in a vast series of skilled forgeries, referring to and making up sources that never existed. Nevertheless, the present work contains some new and valuable information and remained an important work on the Via Appia for a long time: "Travail important et rempli d'érudition" (Brunet). With bookplate and library stamp. Endleaves smudged, but text in very good condition. Binding only slightly rubbed along the extremities, but otherwise good.

CHEZ JEAN BOUDE. R300121462: 1689. In-12. Relié plein cuir. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos à nerfs, Intérieur frais. 471 pages - annotation et un tampon sur la page de titre - dos à 5 nerfs - titre, tomaison et caissons dorés sur le dos - 2 photos disponibles. . . . Classification Dewey : 840.04-XVII ème siècle [Attributes: Hard Cover]

Amsterdam Leti Gregor. "Nuyts". Orig. Kupeferstich von J. Janssonius aus G. Leti, 1689. Mit Figuren vorne und dekorative Titel. 11,5:45,5 cm. Gesamtansicht der Stadt über den Rhein.

Bierens de Haan 3621-3622; STCN (5 copies); WorldCat (adding 2 more copies); cf. Millard coll. (northern European) 114; not in BAL. Rare first and only Dutch edition, published soon after the first, undated, edition (in German) and printed from its plates, of the first two volumes of a well-illustrated course in architectural decoration and related decorative design by the Nürnberg architect, mathematician and draughtsman Johann Jakob Schübler (1689-1741). The third volume was never published in Dutch, but these two form a richly illustrated concise course in the art of architectural drawing and ornamental design for architects. Besides the columns that form the main part of volume 1 it presents examples of richly ornamental porches, balconies, bay windows, doorways, cabinets, furniture, stoves, carriages, sledges and other architectural ornament, all explained in the accompanying text. At the same time the book presents and illustrates the mathematics of drafting techniques, including perspective drawing. Schüber has been by turns embraced and eschewed for his extravagant baroque fantasy, displayed here especially in the bay windows, stoves and especially the carriages and sledges, reminiscent of those at Schloss Nymphenburg in Munich. With an occasional minor smudge or spot and a few winkles in the paper, but still in very good condition, the binding fine. A richly ornamental display of late baroque architectural design with instructions for the student.

- Frankfurt 1689, Ldr. kl. 8°, Rotschnitt, Titelkupfer, 1020 Seiten, Goldrückenprägung beschabt, Sprache: Latein

Not Attributed. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1689. Second Edition. Hardcover. (iv), 17+(1) pages; Edward Sexby - Colonel Edward Sexby or Saxby was an English Puritan soldier and Leveller in the army of Oliver Cromwell. Later he turned against Cromwell and plotted his assassination. , Silius Titus - Silius or Silas Titus, of Bushey, was an English politician, captain of Deal Castle, and Gentleman of the Bedchamber to King Charles II. Colonel Titus was an organiser in the attempted escape of King Charles I from Carisbrooke Castle. Width: 6.25" Height: 8.25"Book Details: The sources cited note that Allen was the pseudonym of Silius Titus and Edward Sexby. Colin Firth concluded that Titus wrote the dedication to the Lord Protector, Oliver Cromwell, and Sexby wrote the substance of the pamphlet, although he argues that Titus was responsible for the more learned aspects of the text. See Firth, "Killing No Murder," in The English Historical Review 17: 66 (April 1902) , 308-11. This assertion is questioned by James Holstun, who assigned greater credit to Sexby for the entire work. Furthermore, Holstun pointed out there was a William Allen in Cromwell's army who disclaimed authorship. See Holstun, "Ehud's Dagger: Patronage, Tyrannicide, and Killing No Murder," in Cultural Critique 22 (Autumn 1992) , 99-142. Condition / Notes: This is a reprint of the original edition of 1657 (Wing T1312A and S2826. Kennedy, Smith, and Johnson 3, 218) , with dedications to Cromwell and the officers and soldiers of the Army, and a postscript. In spite of the dedication, the author justified the auth … [Click Below for Full Description]

[8]+xv+248+[24] pages with title in red and black, frontispiece, 4 folding maps, 27 engraved figures (many folding) and index. Octavo (8 1/4" x 5"") bound in quarter leather with raised spine bands and black label in gilt over marbled boards. First English edition.Francois Leguat was a French Huguenot originating from the Province of Bresse, now part of the department of Ain, who fled to Holland in 1689 after the revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685. Marquis Henri du Quesne had published a book giving a glowing description of the island of Réunion. and, with the cooperation of the Dutch East India Company, was planning to establish a colony of French Protestant refugees on the island. Two ships were charted for the purpose and many refugees, including Leguat, were eager to become colonists, but when du Quesne learnt that France had sent a squadron of ships to the island, he abandoned this plan as he wanted to avoid any confrontation with the French. Instead he fitted out a small frigate,L'Hirondelle and instructed the captain, Anthony Valleau, to reconnoitre the Mascarene islands, and to take possession of whatever island was found unoccupied and suitable for colonisation. It appears that the colonists were not informed of this change of plan. On 10 July 1690 Leguat and nine male volunteers boarded L'Hirondelle in Amsterdam, intending to start a new life on the island of Réunion, which they believed had been abandoned by the French. Instead, on 16 May 1691, Leguat and seven companions were marooned on the uninhabited island of Rodrigues. After spending a year on the is … [Click Below for Full Description]

1689. Ebert 17903; Brunet IV, col. 857. First edition of a comprehensive account of the entire Via Appia, one of the main ancient roads through Italy, by the Italian priest Francesco Maria Pratilli (1689-1763). It is divided into 4 "libri", each treating a different part of the road from Rome southeast to Brindisi, mentioning places to eat, historical monuments (it passes some of the finest Republican and Imperial inscriptions), markets, cities etc., which can be found along the road. In the 19th century it was discovered that Pratilli was involved in a vast series of skilled forgeries, referring to and making up sources that never existed. Nevertheless, the present work contains some new and valuable information and remained an important work on the Via Appia for a long time: "Travail important et rempli d'érudition" (Brunet). With bookplate and library stamp. Endleaves smudged, but text in very good condition. Binding only slightly rubbed along the extremities, but otherwise good. [Attributes: First Edition]

Lipsiae [Leipzig], Heraud. Frieder. Lanckis, 1689. 12mo (13.2 x 7.8 cm). Contemporary vellum with script title on the spine.l Johannes Clauberg (1622-1665) was a German theologian and philosopher. Clauberg was the founding Rector of the first University of Duisburg, where he taught from 1655 to 1665. He is known as a "scholastic cartesian...in Groningen ... he discovered what came to be called the reformed variation of Aristotelianism." (Wikipedia). This edition, published after the author's death, was edited by the German philosopher Paul Michael Rhegenius. A few small wormholes in the lower gutter, affecting a few letters; otherwise a very good, clean copy. Very rare. OCLS lists fewer than ten copies.

1689. Bierens de Haan 3621-3622; STCN (5 copies); WorldCat (adding 2 more copies); cf. Millard coll. (northern European) 114; not in BAL. Rare first and only Dutch edition, published soon after the first, undated, edition (in German) and printed from its plates, of the first two volumes of a well-illustrated course in architectural decoration and related decorative design by the Nürnberg architect, mathematician and draughtsman Johann Jakob Schübler (1689-1741). The third volume was never published in Dutch, but these two form a richly illustrated concise course in the art of architectural drawing and ornamental design for architects. Besides the columns that form the main part of volume 1 it presents examples of richly ornamental porches, balconies, bay windows, doorways, cabinets, furniture, stoves, carriages, sledges and other architectural ornament, all explained in the accompanying text. At the same time the book presents and illustrates the mathematics of drafting techniques, including perspective drawing. Schüber has been by turns embraced and eschewed for his extravagant baroque fantasy, displayed here especially in the bay windows, stoves and especially the carriages and sledges, reminiscent of those at Schloss Nymphenburg in Munich. With an occasional minor smudge or spot and a few winkles in the paper, but still in very good condition, the binding fine. A richly ornamental display of late baroque architectural design with instructions for the student. [Attributes: First Edition]

[1689], [Venedig, Venezia]. Landkarte, map, original Kupferstich Kartenbild mit ornamentaler Bordürenleiste, dem Stadtwappen und einem zweiten Wappen vermutlich das des Widmungsträger dieses Blattes Mattia Toscani, Zustand: teils mit späteren Papierunterlegungen, teils stärker fleckig, mit unterlegten kleineren Fehlstellen Format mit der Umrahmung 60 x 45 cm Aus: Coronelli, Vincenzo M.: Citta, Fortezze, Isole, E Porti Principali Dell'Europa de 500 Landkarte

[Venedig, Venezia] [1689] Landkarte, map, original Kupferstich Kartenbild mit ornamentaler Bordürenleiste, dem Stadtwappen und einem zweiten Wappen vermutlich das des Widmungsträger dieses Blattes Mattia Toscani, Zustand: teils mit späteren Papierunterlegungen, teils stärker fleckig, mit unterlegten kleineren Fehlstellen Format mit der Umrahmung 60 x 45 cm Aus: Coronelli, Vincenzo M.: Citta, Fortezze, Isole, E Porti Principali Dell\'Europa Versand D: 9,00 EUR

Ienae : Nisius, 1689. [4] Bl., 64 S. ; 4°. Einfacher späterer Pappband, Vorsätze erneuert. - Christoph Heinrich Loeber, 1634 als Sohn eines Hauptmanns in Weimar geboren, studierte in Jena, war Pfarrer in Gößnitz, anschl. Hofprediger und Professor am Gymnasium zu Altenburg und schließlich Pastor und Superintendent zu Orlamünde, wo er 1705 starb. Vgl. Zedler, Bd. 18, S. 90.Durchgehend nur leicht gebräunt, sonst sauber und gut. [Attributes: Soft Cover]

Augspurg (Augsburg), In Verlegung Lorenz Kronigers und Gottlieb Göbels seel. Erben, Buchhändl[er] / Gedruckt bey Johann Jacob Schönig 1689. 2 Teile in 1 Band (in sich so cpl.; v. 5 Teilen). 8° (20.4 x 16 x 4.5 cm). 27 Bll., 560 SS., 4 Bll. (durchgeh. paginiert). Gest. Front. (bundseits marginal etwas berieben) von A. M. Wolffgang nach J. A. Thelott (?Thelot?). Schriftsatz in 10-Punkt (ev. Eisenacher-) Fraktur. Perg. d.Zt. (min. fleckig) mit 5 durchgezogenen Bünden u. Vorderkanten-Umschlag. Erste deutsche Ausgabe. Seiten unterschiedlich gebräunt u. stockfleckig, stellenweise marginal feuchtigkeitsrandig, einzelne wohl produktionsbedingte marginale Fehlstellen. Alters- und Lagerungs-, eher wenig eigentliche Gebrauchsspuren. Gesamthaft sehr ordentliches, relativ gepflegtes Exemplar. - - Welzig 94 (bibliographiert Angelo Maria da Vicenza u. datiert 1690 resp. 1689); VD17 23:641196X - Digitalisiert in BVB/BSB - Das Frontispiz zeigt eine attraktive, den Titel veranschaulichende vielfigurige Allegorie. - Dedikation an die Himmels-Königin Maria, Allzeit unbefleckter Jungfrauen, Mutter deß eingefleischten Worts, der Sünder barmhertzigster Fürsprecherin. - Italienischer Originaltitel: L?araldo evangelico, che dalle bandiere infernali di Lucifero le anime rubelli al Cielo invita a ritornare sotto gli stendardi gloriosi della soggettione alla corona dell?Onnipotente. Con cinque corsi di sermoni per l'oratione santissima delle Quarant'ore (Venetia, appresso Andrea Poletti 1686; vgl. OPAC SBN). - Der vorliegende (wohl: Erste) Band ist in zwei Ordnungen geteilt: I. Abriß der Unglückseelig … [Click Below for Full Description]

1689. [4], 114 pp.Rare first edition of an extensive account of several scientific observations made to improve the astronomical and geographical information on regions in China and India. The work contains several reports on China and Siam, made by various Jesuits, including father Richaud who comments on the astronomy and calendar of the Siamese, and François Noël who calculated the longitude and latitude of several villages in China. Other reports concern, among others, Cassini's tables of Jupiter's satellites, Tartary at the frontier with China, a journey from the Junnam province in China to the city of Ava as it was made by some 30,000 Chinese fleeing from Tartary, and observations on a comet that had appeared in 1689. All these reports were collected and provided with commentaries by father Thomas Gouye (1650-1725). The two engraved maps depict a part of India, one showing the course of the river Ganges and the other the course of the river Ava. The engraved plate depicts the different letters and numbers of the Bengali language.With a tiny inscription (shelf mark?) on title-page. Slightly browned, title-page slightly thumbed, some occasional small spots, 1 map water stained in the margins, lower corner of page 63 torn off, but overall in good condition. Leather of the binding a bit cracked, otherwise in very good condition.l De Backer & Sommervogel III, cols. 1640-1641; WorldCat (6 copies); not in Lust.

Timothy Goodwin, 1689. 1st Edition . No Binding. Good. (4), 15, (1)p. Jester watermark to last leaf and title page. Rye House Plot. The second of Sir Robert Atkyns' tracts in reply to Sir Bartholomew Shower. William Russell (1639-1683) was a politician and conspirator. Sir Robert Atkyns (1621-1710) was a judge and politician. He came to "the defence of Lord Russell, whom the government charged with treason after the discovery of the Rye House plot. Although he could not officially serve as counsel, Atkyns agreed to help Russell's lawyers Henry Pollexfen and John Holt in their efforts. He entered the fray despite the fact that in the wake of the plot's discovery local officials searched his house and removed all weapons, even the sword with which he had been knighted at the Restoration (it was returned to him in 1689). In letters to Russell's family and friends Atkyns joined Pollexfen and Holt in arguing against Russell's conviction on the ground that not all of the jurors were forty-shilling freeholders or possessed of £100 in goods. Russell was executed on 21 June 1683, too quickly for an appeal to be filed. Shortly before he laid his head on the block he handed the sheriff a document in which he presented an argument that had probably come from Atkyns, namely that, under statute 2 Edward III c. 2, Russell's mere presence when insurrection was being plotted made him guilty of misprision of treason, not treason itself. Atkyns later published some of these letters along with more extensive arguments in two tracts written in reply to the tory Sir Bartholomew Shower's … [Click Below for Full Description]

Paris, Frederic Leonard, 1689. 8°. Mit Holzschn.-Titelvignette. Durchg. mit Notenbeispielen. 3 Bll., 152, XCVIII S., Blindgepr. Schweinsldr.-Bd. d. Zt. m. einer (von 2) Schließe. Am Ende ein zeitgen. handschriftl. Notenblatt beigebunden. - Einband etw. berieben, bestoßen u. fleckig. Tlw. kl. Wurmspuren. Titelbl. seitlich m. Randläsuren. Besitzverm. a. Vorsatzblatt. Mit einigen mont. Blattweisern. Lagen tlw. etw. gelockert, dadurch Blattränder tlw. leicht bestoßen bzw. m. min. Läsuren. Schwach gebräunt u. unterschiedlich fleckig. Das letzte Bl. im Falz geklebt. Hinterer Innendeckel m. alten Eintragungen. - Versand D: 9,80 EUR Zisterzienser, Gesangbuch, Gesangbücher, Liederbuch, Liederbücher, Processionale Ordinis Cisterciensis

. ., Dresden - 18x22x5 cm. Seite 879 - 1689 / 1 - 152 / 1-15 .3 stg. Goldschnitt. In reich verziertem Leder ( schwarz ) Deckel mit weißen in gold gerahmten u. geprägten Medaillons, Rücken gold geprägt u. verziert. Sehr guter Zustand . Sprache: de [Attributes: Hard Cover]

1689. Japan: late Edo.Until the late 17th century, the Chinese had been permitted to move in Japan quite freely for trading purposes. But in 1689, due to the rise of smuggling activities, the Chinese were restricted, like the Dutch, to a compound on the eastern tip of Nagasaki - called the "Tojin yashiki" ("Chinamen's mansions") - surrounded by a moat and walls with gates which could be locked from the outside. Inside were housed on average 2000 Chinese merchants and sailors, along with interpreters, inspectors, and staff.This scroll depicts two large Chinese ships just off Nagasaki surrounded by a number of smaller transport and supply ships. It is clear that these smaller ships are Japanese based on the clothes the crewmen are wearing. The numerous Japanese government officials are dressed in black robes; they are inspecting the arriving goods (sugar, raw silk, and finished fabrics) along with antiques. The final section of the scroll depicts a portion of Tojin yashiki. We see the arriving transport ships, warehouses, government workers inspecting the arriving goods, laborers carrying goods, etc.This scroll - based on a scroll at the City Museum of Kobe entitled "Nagasaki tokan koeki zukan" - is unfinished in several ways: it has not been fully colored and it is clearly incomplete at the end. Nevertheless, this is a marvelous record of the early trading days in Japan with the outside world.Minor worming carefully repaired, otherwise in fine condition.

[London]: In the Savoy: printed by Edward Jones, MDCLXXXIX. [1689]. - 8p.; Folio. Disbound A good copy. Wing G1979. [Attributes: First Edition]

Lipsiae [Leipzig], Heraud. Frieder. Lanckis, 1689. 12mo (13.2 x 7.8 cm). Contemporary vellum with script title on the spine. Johannes Clauberg (1622-1665) was a German theologian and philosopher. He was the founding rector of the first University of Duisburg, where he taught from 1655 to 1665. He is known as a "scholastic cartesian...in Groningen...he discovered what came to be called the reformed variation of Aristotelianism." (Wikipedia). This edition, published after the author's death, was edited by the German philosopher Paul Michael Rhegenius. A few small wormholes in the lower gutter, affecting a few letters; otherwise a very good, clean copy. Very rare. OCLS lists fewer than ten copies. [Attributes: Hard Cover]

Roma 1689 - Carta geografica tratta dal Mercurio Geografico edito a Roma dal De Rossi. Giacomo Cantelli, nativo da Vignola come egli fa notare nella sua firma, fu il primo cartografo ufficiale della corte di Modena, dal 1685, anno in cui il duca Francesco II lo nominò geografo e conservatore della biblioteca ducale. Map taken from Mercury Geographic published in Rome by De Rossi. Giacomo Cantelli da Vignola native as he pointed out in his signature, was the first official map of the court of Modena from 1685, when Duke Francesco II appointed him as a geographer and curator of the ducal library. Dimensioni 580 830mm

Maniera nera, 1689, firmata in lastra in basso a destra. Da un dipinto di Nicolas de Largillière. Magnifica prova, impressa su carta vergata coeva, rifilata al rame ed applicata su antico supporto di collezione, leggera abrasione nella parte marginale sinistra, per il resto in ottimo stato di conservazione. Mezzotint, 1689, signed on lower right plate. A great impression, printed with tone, on contemporary laid paper, trimmed to platemark and laid on antique collector’s paper, light abrasion on left margin, otherwise in good condition. Portrait of Jan van der Bruggen, bust directed to the left, facing right, in a lettered oval; after Nicolas de Largillière. Titled around the portrait; lettered with two columns of French verse (three lines each): 'Ce juste, admirateur . ouvrages de l'autre.'. Lettered with production details below the portrait:'N. De Largiller Pinxit' and 'I. Vander Bruggen fecit.'. van Someren 850; Muller 760. 215 295mm [Attributes: Signed Copy]

London, Eng, 1689. Good. [2], 75, [1] p.; 20 cm. Signatures: [pi], A-K4, L2. 4to. Disbound. Wing, P3249. In Good Condition: disbound, but text block is solid; dampstaining and soiling, most significantly on the first 5 leaves; complete and intact. A very scarce copy of this English tract highly critical of the growing power of France under Louis XIV, the Sun King.

Dillingen, 1. XII. 1689. 1 S. Folio. In italienischer Sprache an Graf Colloredo in Rom mit Wünschen zur Weihnacht und der Bitte um eine Gelegenheit, ihm zu Diensten sein zu können. - Alexander Sigismund von der Pfalz, der fünfte Sohn des Pfälzer Kurfürsten Philipp Wilhelm und seiner Frau Elisabeth Amalie von Hessen-Darmstadt, wurde im Jahr darauf als Nachfolger seines Patenonkels Johann Christoph von Freyberg Fürstbischof von Augsburg. "Als neuer Bischof entfaltete er vielfältige Aktivitäten und reformierte das Hof- und Finanzwesen, kümmerte sich um den Städte- und Straßenbau und intensivierte die Seelsorge durch regelmäßige Visitationen. Vor allem nach den Auswirkungen des Spanischen Erbfolgekriegs mit der Schlacht von Höchstädt 1704 konnte er das Hochstift relativ schnell wieder zu wirtschaftlichem Wohlstand bringen" (Wikipedia). - Teils stärker fleckig.

Poletti, 1689. 2 voll., in 4°, p. perg., cc.nn. 25 + pp. 552 (1° vol.) + cc.nn. 7 + pp. 562 (2° vol.). Antip. con pregevole e ricca inc. a tutta p. Testate, capilettera, finaline. Ampi marg. Nervi. Front. fig. e stampa con inchiostro rosso e nero. Il foglio bianco del primo vol. presenta un sonetto manoscritto dedicato al Battaglini. Mende alle copp.

Frankfurt am Main. Johann David Zunners. (Horst Bissinger Verlag) 1689 Reprint Horst Bissinger Verlag Magstadt 1967 Faksimile-Ausgabe ohne Kürzungen in 2 Bänden, Franckfurt am Mayn / In Verlegung Johann David Zunners / Buchhändlers. Gedruckt bey Johann Philipp Andreae. 2 Pracht-Bände, 494 und 410 Seiten, mit zahlreichen Abb. von Waffen, Schlachtordnungen, Kampfszenen und Befestigungsbauten und vieles mehr. Illustrierter Pappband im Papp-Schuber, sehr schön erhalten. 30 x 21 cm, ca 4,5 kg schwer! Die Kriegsschule des Barock. Eine Geschichtliche Rarität aus dem Jahre 1689. Das Buch beginnt mit einer Abhandlung über Strategie, Taktik, Waffenkunde, Rüstungen und Uniformen der Griechen, Römer und mittelalterlichen Land- und Seestreitkräfte. Dann folgt eine umfassende Heeres-Dienstvorschrift, eine Beschreibung der gesamten Artillerie-Technik in See-. Land- und Festungskrieg und abschließend das Militärrecht, Proviant- und Soldordnung. Wikipedia: Wilhelm Dilich, auch Dilich -Schäffer, eigentlich Scheffer, Schöffer (geboren 1571 in Wabern oder Bad Wildungen in Hessen; gestorben am 4. April 1650 in Dresden) war ein deutscher Baumeister, Ingenieur, Holzschneider, Kupferstecher, Zeichner, Topograph und Militärschriftsteller. Erstausgabe dieses Werkes 1646

Dapper Olfert, 1636-1689 - Copperengraving, edited by Dapper Olfert, anno 1670, size of the leaf: 32 x 36 cm., "Divo Caesar-Augusto L `Clunidius, Hellispontus" [Attributes: Hard Cover]

Eredi del Sarti, Bologna, 1689. In 24, pp. (8) + 339 + (1b). Fregio al fr., testatine, capilettera e finalini xilogr. Ex libris al controp. ant. Annotazioni manoscritte al controp. post. Qualche alone ai p. Legatura in p. pg. coeva con autore e titolo calligrafici al d.ÂSeconda ediz.Âdi questa raccolta di rime di Carlo Maria Maggi contenente sonetti e madrigali (in carattere corsivo) e canzoni (in carattere tondo). Piantanida, Diotallevi et alii,Â2499, p. 47. ITA

1689. Der gewöhnlichen Evangelien/Episteln/passiona, Catechismi des Buss Propheten Jonae und biblischer Kerntexte Nebst einem kurzen Anhang darinnen gezeiget wird wie man ohne sondere Mühe jegliche Disposition amplificiten oder erweitern könne zum anderen mahl herausgegeben und mit vielen auserlesenen realien, auch beweglichen Redenmsarten hier uind da ausgeschmücket STOCKHOLM und HAMBURG 1689, 652 S., Originalpergamenteinband auf Holzdeckeln, vorderer Deckel gelöst wegen Gelenkbruch , stark angeschmutzt, innen gut und complett Da die Bücher aus Lettland verschickt werden, beträgt die Versandkostenpauschale unabhängig der Menge 6 EUR bis 30 kg nach Deutschland und 12 EUR innerhalb der EU-Länder!

- Kupferstich v. J.J. Senfftel b. Koppmayer, 1689, 12,5 x 34,5 Seltenes Blatt. Senfftel kopierte das Blatt von Merian. - Allseitig angerändert.

Kupferstich v. Johann Jacob Senfftel b. Jakob Koppmayer in Augsburg, 1689, 13 x 35

- Kupferstich aus Hollandse Mercurius b. Pieter Casteleyn in Haarlem, 1689, 16 x 12,5 Rare!

1689. 19,5 x 16 cm. 4 Bll. (Titelei und Vorrede), 88 Seiten. Mit Kupfertitel und Drucktitel sowie 2 Kupfertafeln mit Portraits. Broschierter Umschlag des 19, Jahrhunderts. *Exemplar aus der Frühzeit des dt. Zeitungswesens, von großer Seltenheit. - Unter diversen Variationen des Titels \"Mercurius\" gab es bereits in den 1670iger Jahren erste Zeitungsversuche. (Siehe J. Weber: \"Götter-Both Mercurius. Die Urgeschichte der politischen Zeitschrift in Deutschland, 1994). - Von der vorliegenden Zeitung mit dem Titel \"Europäischer Mercurius, Oder Götter-Both\" sind bisher Exemplare mit einen Erscheinungsverlauf von Januar 1689 bis Januar 1690 bekannt (also insgesamt 13 Monatsausgaben). Vorliegt die erste Monatsausgabe inklusive des zusätzlichen Kupfertitels, der nach Vergleichsexemplaren nur in diesem ersten Monat enthalten war. Das digitalisierte Exemplar der Österreichischen Nationalbibliothek enthält beben den 2 Porträttafeln noch eine kleine Landkarte bei Seite 30, die in unserem Exemplar nicht vorhanden ist. - Kupfertitel und Drucktitel mit Läsuren und je einem Wurmgang im unteren Drittel, die Textseiten im Folgenden recht sauber und ohne Bräunung. Versand D: 5,00 EUR