Paris: 1835. HUGO Victor - Les chants du crépuscule HUGO Victor Les chants du crépuscule Eugène Renduel, Paris 1835, 14x21,5cm, relié. Edition originale.Reliure en demi veau blond, dos à quatre nerfs orné de filets, pointillés dorés et de filets à froid frise à la grecque dorée en pied, contreplats et gardes de papier à la cuve, reliure de l'époque.Le feuillet de nomenclature des oeuvres de Victor Hugo est bien présent. Rousseurs.Provenance: de la bibliothèque de Madame Mareuil qui créa le personnage de Casilda dans Ruy Blas. *** [English translation available upon request. Contact us for any information!]. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]

1835. This is The Life of Samuel Johnson, LL. D. Including A Journal of His Tour of The Hebrides by James Boswell Esq. illustrated by C. Stanfield, R. A., C. Smith, S. C., et al. engraved by E. Finden, et al. published by John Murray in London in 1835. These 10 books are clean, tight, square with sharp corners and unmarked. They are bound in blue leather with gilt designs (thistles?) at the edges which continue over the edges to frame the marbled paste downs. The spines have 5 raised bands with gilt decorations and six of the resulting panels have further gilt decorations. The other two panels have red leather paste downs with gilt titles and volume information. The binding was done by Bayton Binders of Bath. They have blue marbled end papers and 325, 344, 323, 343, 341, 342, 381,431, 325, 376, bright, clear, minimally toned pages (gilt edged all around) illustrated with black & white engravings and facsimile hand written documents (some fold-out). Each book has two, purple cloth book marks. The red boxes for the volume information on the spine is missing on volume I, half gone on volume IX and chipped on volumes VI, VII and X. There is faint damp stain in the lower front margin on a few volumes. All in all it's a beautiful set.

E de' velenosi che possono co' medesimi confondersi. Con XLIV tavole incise in rame e colorate. Felice Rusconi, Milano, 1835. In-4 p. (mm. 300x216), mz. pelle coeva con ang. (abras.), titolo impresso al dorso, pp. (4),XLVII,364, con un ricco apparato iconografico di 44 belle tavole inc. in rame e colorate, ciascuna con pi figure, tutte ampiamente descritte. Questa importante opera, una delle principali sulla micologia italiana, introdotta dalla descrizione degli organi principali del fungo e loro modificazioni, dal germogliamento delle spore e formazione successiva delle diverse parti costituenti il fungo, dalla distribuzione metodica delle specie dei funghi descritti collindicazione dei caratteri delle Classi, degli Ordini, dei Generi e delle Famiglie. In Appendice: tavola dei nomi italiani, vernacoli, francesi e tedeschi delle specie descritte, coi rispettivi nomi scientifici. "Edizione originale".Ne autore il medico e botanico Carlo Vittadini (Monticelli, Milano, 1800-1865) che descrive 60 specie di funghi, alcune delle quali allepoca ancora sconosciute. Assistente presso lIstituto Botanico di Pavia, in seguito medico nellOspedale Maggiore a Milano. Fu uno sperimentatore geniale e lasci notevoli pubblicazioni sulle Amanite, Tuberacee e Licoperdacee. Cos Diz. Treccani, XII, p.824. Cfr. Nissen, 2071 - Pritzel, 9809.Tracce duso marginali ma complessivam. un buon esemplare con barbe.

Quedlinburg und Leipzig Basse, 1835. (21 x 13 cm). VI (2) 172 S./ IV, 160 S., 2 Bll. Anzeigen. Mit 5 mehrfach gefalteten gestochenen Tafeln. Halbleinwandband der Zeit. Erste deutsche Ausgabe in einem Exemplar aus der Bibliothek von Gustav Kirchhoff mit dessen eigenhändigem Namenszug auf dem Vorsatz. - Brewster (1781-1868) hat hervorragende Forschungen auf dem Gebiet der Optik geleistet. Er stellte das nach ihm benannte Gesetz der Polarisation auf, entdeckte die Doppelbrechung bei anisotropen Körpern, erfand das Kaleidoskop und verbesserte das Prismenspektroskop. - Vereinzelt gering stockfleckig bzw. gebräunt, sonst gut erhalten. - DSB 2, 451. [Attributes: First Edition]

1835. POUR TOUS RENSEIGNEMENTS, VOUS POUVEZ JOINDRE LE LIBRAIRE PROFESSIONNEL AUX REFERENCES SOUS L'ANNONCE.. .. 5176.06.19 BULLA & DENECOURT Editeurs - BENOIST & THIERRY FRERES CHAMBORD ALBUM DE 12 LITHOGRAPHIES folio BENOIST PH. ALBUM IN-FOLIO c. 1835/1840 (48/32.5 cm). - Demi percaline, titre au fers dorés, reliure d'époque. - 1 f. Gravure Frontispice, 12 lithographies numérotées 1 à 12, titrées au bas et portant toutes le CACHET gauffré de l'Editeur BULLA de Paris et DENECOURT de Fontainebleau. Rousseurs éparses. cf photos. - TITRES DES LITHOGRAPHIES DESSINEES et LITHOGRAPHIEES par BENOIST PH. : - COUR DES ADIEUX, - GALERIE DES COLONNES, - TOUR DE LARCHANT, - ENTREE DU CHATEAU, - PORTE DOREE, - ENTREE DE LA COUR DU DONJON, - LE CHATEAU VU DU PARTERRE, - CHAPELLE DE LA SAINTE TRINITE, - MORET, - LES CASCADES ET LE CHATEAU, - COUR DE LA FONTAINE, - HERONNIERE DU CHATEAU. - Album non répertorié par la BNF à aucun des noms cités. Une seul gravure n° 10 photographiée par la RMN avec les auteurs BENOIST et THIERRY Frères. - Tous les formats relatifs à Fontainebleau sont en général en 1n-8 ou in-12. Mots clés : LIVRES, gravures, 19e, livres illustrés, lithographies, histoire, éditions originales, architecture, décoration. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]

London: M. Taylor, 1835. THE RUDIMENTS OF DRAWING CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY FURNITURE: Comprising INSTRUCTIONS For Designing and Delineating the Different Articles of Those Branches Geometrical and Perspectively, Illustrated by Appropriate Diagrams and Designs by Richard Brown (1835). Stated Second Edition, Improved. 25 plates. Published in London, stated "Printed for M. Taylor, Nephew and Successor to the Late Josiah Taylor, 6 Barnard's Inn, Holborn." Oversized Hardcover (no dust jacket). Gorgeous instructional volume "intended for lasting benefit...to enable Cabinet-makers to delineate their own designs for inspection, and in detail, so that the workman may execute from them; and to elucidate the nature and general properties of perspective, as peculiarly applied to that branch of mechanical art." Faint evidence of stain at the top interior corner of frontispiece page facing title page. Occasional smudge, likely from reading and use. Lovely marbled endpapers and beautiful brown leather binding with embossed details and gilt lettering. VERY GOOD-plus condition. EXTREMELY RARE -- I've only found 1 original copy of the 1820 first edition, listed in a book dealer catalogue for $1750. I welcome reasonable offers and would love to pass this on to someone who truly appreciates this rare and lovely publication. I will send via Priority Mail with insurance, of course, at no additional cost to buyer. Thanks for shopping. [Attributes: First Edition]

Concord, NH: White & Fisher. Great original 1835 first edition of "West and Texas" comprising a journey of eight thousand miles.., by A.A. Parker and published by White & Fisher Concord, NH with the two plates. The book is in good to very good original condition with only normal expected wear consistent with use and age, including wear to the cover at the spine, interior foxing and a tear to the top of the first two blank pages. The book measures approx. 7 3/8" x 4 3/4" x 7/8" thick. A Great and important piece of American history. - (please view all photos for the best representation of quality and condition). Please look at all the photos to get a good idea of the true condition, the photos are part of the description. Shipping is based on the estimated weight and dimensions of the packed item(s). The items I list are primarily antique or vintage, and may have some minor flaws. I try to mention all damage or wear to the best of my ability; but I don't hold these pieces to the same standard as I would if they were new. Good vintage condition means the piece is in the condition consistent with it's age. If you have any doubts or questions, I will be happy to answer your inquiry. PLEASE L@@K I am selling other great items on my other auctions and will be happy to combine shipping. Items are shipped through the USPS with Priority mail. PLEASE LOOK I am selling other items on my other auctions and I will be happy to combine shipping. [Attributes: First Edition]

1 vol. in-4 reliure de l'époque demi-veau vert à petits coins, dos à 4 nerfs plats orné, dos portant l'indication erronée "W. Beattie", Hippolyte Souverain, Paris, 1835, 2 ff., VIII-372 pp. Exceptionnel exemplaire, bien complet des 89 planches indiquées en table (dont la carte dépliante du Lac des Quatre Cantons, et la grande carte routière dépliante de la Suisse par Keller), et des 2 ff. de partition, mais surtout enrichi à l'époque de très nombreux documents, cartes et gravures anciennes, dont plusieurs aquatintes en couleurs, la carte du Mont-Blanc par Picquet, la belle lithographie coloriée du Rigi, de nombreux gravures en couleurs de costumes traditionnels, etc. (voir détail complet ci-après, ou sur demande). Bon état (des rouss. et petits frott., qq. petits accrocs ou défauts signalés aux planches, le relieur a confondu Alexandre Martine et William Beattie, tous deux auteurs d'une "Suisse Pittoresque", à moins qu'il ne s'agisse d'un remboitage lég. postérieur) pour cet exemplaire unique. Détail des planches et documents supplémentaires : - General-Carte der Scwheiz, bey Orell Fussli, 1829 (carte dépliante en couleurs) - Der Canton Zurich 1822 (carte dépliante en couleurs, Orell, Fussli) - Zurich (costumes du canton de Zurich, lithographie rehaussée en couleurs format 10,5 x 14 cm, contrecollé sur support) - Der Canton Bern (carte dépliante en couleurs, Orell, Fussli) - Berne (costumes du canton, lithographie rehaussée en couleurs format 10,5 x 14 cm, contrecollé sur support) - Vue du Château et de la ville de Berthoud (format 9,5 x 7,5 cm contrecollé sur support) - Vu … [Click Below for Full Description]

1835. First edition. Small 8vo. Modern quarter green Morocco. xii, 81pp. London, OCLCrecords a single copy in Spain, Copac adds the B.L. [Attributes: First Edition]

Washington DC: Gales and Seaton, 1835. First Edition / Inscribed Copy. Full leather. Octavo, [iii], 94pp, [6 blank]. Red morocco, gilt title on spine. Rebacked by Vernon Wiering, as noted on paste down on rear endpaper. Pencil marks on endpapers and flyleaf. Withdrawn stamp on front endpaper. Inscribed by John Quincy Adams to the Lawrenceville Lyceum on tipped-in leaf at front. Very good. Item #766 Following the death of Revolutionary War hero Marquis de Lafayette, former President John Quincy Adams gave a three hour eulogy before the House of Representatives. This inscribed copy was given to the Lawrenceville Lyceum, a school dedicated to Adult Education in the early 19th Century. [Attributes: First Edition; Signed Copy]

London: E. Mogg, Office of Roads Jany. 1st, 1835. Map dimensions 43 x 87.5 cm, overall dimensions 56 x 92 cm. Folding map of London showing the extents from Pentonville down to Newington and Stepney across to Hyde Park, the boundary of the City marked in red plus original handcolouring to the parks and bodies of water, 24 column index of "900 of the principle places" to the lower margin, dissected into 32 sections and mounted on linen, folds into original dark blue papered slipcase, publisher's printed title label to the upper cover. Slipcase worn to extremities but sound, map very good. Howgego, 353a, (1). The first edition of five published up to 1843. [Attributes: First Edition]

Leipzig: 1835. BAER Karl Ernst von - Untersuchungen über die Entwicklungsgeschichte der Fische nebst einem Anhange über die Schwimmblase BAER Karl Ernst von Untersuchungen über die Entwicklungsgeschichte der Fische nebst einem Anhange über die Schwimmblase Friedrich Christian Wilhelm Vogel, Leipzig 1835, 24x29cm, broché. Edition originale.Une gravure hors-texte pleine page en partie coloriée à la main.Rousseurs, dos fendu.Rare édition de ce travail fondateur en biologie de l'embryologie des poissons et de l'évolution des vessies natatoires du XIXè siècle. *** [Please note that the English version might contain errors of translation, we apologize if the formulas are inaccurate. Contact us for any information!] First edition.One full page etching hors texte partly hand-colored.Foxing, spine cracked.A rare copy. [Attributes: First Edition]

Lithographie von Wagner bei G. Ebner, Stuttgart, um 1835, 17 x 21,5 cm. Schefold 11059. - Sehr breitrandig und wohl erhalten.

Paris: 1835. LAVATER Gaspard - L'art de connaitre les hommes par la physionomie (...) augmentée d'une exposition des recherches ou des opinions de la chambre de Porta, de Camper, de Gall, sur la physionomie; d'une histoire anatomique et physiologique de la face; précédée d'une notice historique sur l'auteur LAVATER Gaspard L'art de connaitre les hommes par la physionomie (...) augmentée d'une exposition des recherches ou des opinions de la chambre de Porta, de Camper, de Gall, sur la physionomie; d'une histoire anatomique et physiologique de la face; précédée d'une notice historique sur l'auteur Depelafol, Paris 1835, 16,5x26 cm, 10 vol., reliés., 10 vol. reliés. Nouvelle édition corrigée et augmentée, après l'originale française parue de 1781 à 1803 en 4 Vol. in folio. Edition richement illustrée de 600 gravures en taille-douce hors-texte, majoritairement en pleine page, exécutées sous l'inspection du peintre Vincent, dont 82 tirées en sanguine, certaines dépliantes.Demi toile grise. Dos lisses janséniste avec pièces de titre de papier. Quelques coiffes fragiles. Plats de papier frottés. Exemplaire à toutes marges, reliure modeste de travail ou d'attente de l'époque.Une déchirure sans manque et sans atteinte à la gravure sur le frontispice du tome, quelques planches en parties désolidarisées, quelques rousseurs sans gravités.Le "Lavater" s'inscrit dans la lignée de tous les grands ouvrages de physiognomonie parus jusqu'alors, il en est non seulement l'aboutissement scientifique (débarrassant la discipline de tout son fatras ésotérique) mais il brille par son illustration e … [Click Below for Full Description]

Audot Fils, Libraire-Editeur, 1835, 1 volume in-4 de 262x175 mm environ, pagination de 272 à 370 (98 pages), cartonnage toilé de l'éditeur couleur parme, dos lisse portant titres et filets horizontaux dorés, plats décorés de fleurs en relief et encadrés d'un double filet doré, tranches finement mouchetées. La planche n° 106 se trouve en frontispice et non à la p. 324 comme annoncée sur la table. Ancienne étiquette de prix sur le premier contreplat, dos insolé avec frottements sur les coiffes et les nerfs, sinon bon état.Merci de nous contacter à l'avance si vous souhaitez consulter une référence au sein de notre librairie.

Stamp. Ceresole e Panizza, 1835. In-8 gr, (mm. 260x206), elegante legatura in p. pelle rossa con pregevole cornice dorata e decorazione oro ai piatti e al dorso, tagli dorati, pp.XLVI,229, con stemma sabaudo xilografato al frontesp. Introdotto da un indice delle "voci francesi colla corrispondenza italiana", questo importante dizionario è dedicato totalmente ai soli termini utili nel campo dell'artiglieria e delle armi da fuoco, qui descritte nella lingua toscana, con a lato l'equivalente francese. "Edizione originale". Esemplare molto ben conservato.

Kiøbenhavn, C. A. Reitzel, 1835. Bound in two lovely, uniform, contemporary half calf bindings with richly gilt spine. Hinges expertly restored. An excellent copy, printed on fine paper. <br><br>Indbundet i to nydelige samtidige ensartede halvlæderbind med rig rygforgyldning. False særdeles pænt restaureret med de originale rygge bevaret. Tidligere ejers navnetræk på forsatsbladene. Med begge smudstitelblade samt errata. Få spredte brunpletter ellers ren indvendig. På velinagtigt papir. Med forgyldt superexlibris på indersiden af forpermerne. Et særdeles fint eksemplar. ¶ Scarce first edition of Andersen's third debut, his first novel, which brought him fame as one of the foemost novel-writers. <br><br>"Improvisatoren" is considered one of the most perfect works by Andersen and the work that seriously made him famous, especially in Europe, where he first and foremost came to be known as an eminent author of novels. With his great first novel, Andersen paves the way for the new modern genre of the novel and places himself at the very front of this literary movement. <br><br>"Improvisatoren" also constitutes Andersen's efforts throughout the 30'es to write in a picturesque manner. He is extremely proud to say due to his novel, his German translator, "Professor Kruse [...] says that I am the greatest painter and Ørsted says that I should have the brush as well as the pen." (Letter to Henriette Wulff, March 16, 1835). <br><br>Andersen is extremely occupied with the novel and focuses greatly upon its reception. To his extreme joy, "Improvisaoren" is tremendously well received, a … [Click Below for Full Description]

Paris: 1835. HUGO Abel - France pittoresque et monumentale ou description pittoresque, topographique et statistique des départements et colonies de la France HUGO Abel France pittoresque et monumentale ou description pittoresque, topographique et statistique des départements et colonies de la France Chez Delloye, Paris 1835, 3 tomes en 3 vol. Grd. in-8 (18x28cm), 320pp. et 320pp. et 320pp., reliés. Edition originale, 470 planches gravées dont 363 vues et portraits, 94 cartes de régions, 8 plans de villes, un tableau ainsi que 3 cartes de France... et surtout, le plan de Paris de 1834 de Monin presque toujours absent, in fine au tome 3.Reliures en demi maroquin à grains longs vert gazon d'époque. Dos lisses ornés de fers rocailles. Dos infimement éclaircis. Traces de frottements. Rousseurs pâles éparses dans les marges, le papier étant globalement bien frais. Le plan de Paris dépliant comporte une déchirure en marge basse et débordant de 3 cm sur la carte.Il est plutôt rare de rencontrer des exemplaires de cette édition bien reliés et en bonne condition.Si cette histoire de France demeure intéressante à lire (elle fourmille d'anecdotes curieuses et d'éruditions, et Hugo a été un habile compilateur), elle est beaucoup plus intéressante du point de vue géographique (humaine et physique) et donne un juste panorama de la France de 1834, avec de nombreuses statistiques. L'ouvrage possède surtout une riche iconographie, notamment de tous les monuments de France, même ceux disparus comme le château de Richelieu. En outre, le dernier tome s'achève par la description de l'état d'Alge … [Click Below for Full Description]

1835. Condition: Très bon état.

London: John Murray, 1835. "The Greatest Biography Written in English" With all Twenty of the Engraved Plates Colored by Hand Extra-Illustrated with an Additional Nineteen Hand-Colored Engraved Plates Superbly Bound ca. 1920 by Bayntun of Bath BOSWELL, James. The Life of Samuel Johnson, LL.D. Including a Journal of His Tour to the Hebrides... To which are added, Anecdotes by Hawkins, Piozzi, Murphy, Tyers, Reynolds, Steevens, &c. And notes by various hands. London: John Murray, 1835. First Illustrated Edition, Croker's Second Edition. Ten small octavo volumes (6 3/8 x 4 inches; 163 x 101 mm.), including two volumes of Johnsoniana. xxiv, 325, [1, imprint]; viii, 344; ix, [1, blank], 323, [1, imprint]; xii, 343, [1, imprint], [1, title-page], [1, blank]; viii, 341, [1, imprint]; viii, 342, [1, title-page], [1, blank]; viii, 381, [1, imprint]; xi, [1, blank], 431, [1, imprint], [1, title-page], [1, blank]; xv, [1, blank], 335, [1, imprint]; xii, 376 pp. Each volume with a hand-colored engraved frontispiece and an additional hand-colored vignette title, all engraved by Edward Francis Finden (1791-1857). In addition there are nineteen hand-colored plates, (portraits and views), a folding map of "The Tour through Scotland and the Hebrides... in 1773" (volume IV), a folding facsimile "Round Robin" (volume VI), and six folding facsimile letters. Bound ca. 1920 by Bayntun of Bath (stamp-signed in gilt on front turn-ins). Full purple morocco, covers elaborately tooled in gilt in a geometric pattern. Spines with five raised bands, elaborately tooled in gilt in compartments, decorative … [Click Below for Full Description]

London: A. J. Valpy, 1835. 4 volumes, octavo (170 x 106 mm). Finely bound by Zaehnsdorf for McClurg in red polished full calf, spines gilt in compartments with dark red morocco title labels gilt, sides bordered with double gilt rule, marbled endpapers, top edges gilt. Minor nicks to extremities, but an excellent set, smart, sound, and clean within. Engraved frontispiece and vignette half-title to each volume, and an engraved portrait plate in vol. one. First edition thus, with Croly's memoir and notes, of Pope's works. This attractive set derives from the library philosopher and writer of Alan W. Watts (1915-1973), with his esoterically illustrated bookplate (which he designed and included the biblical motto "pulsate et aperietur vobis" ["knock, and it shall be opened to you"]) to each volume. Watts was a highly significant early populariser of Zen Buddhism in the Western world. [Attributes: First Edition]

ALBUM IN-FOLIO c. 1835/1840 (48/32.5 cm). - Demi percaline, titre au fers dorés, reliure d'époque. - 1 f. Gravure Frontispice, 12 lithographies numérotées 1 à 12, titrées au bas et portant toutes le CACHET gauffré de l'Editeur BULLA de Paris et DENECOURT de Fontainebleau. Rousseurs éparses. cf photos. - TITRES DES LITHOGRAPHIES DESSINEES et LITHOGRAPHIEES par BENOIST PH. : - COUR DES ADIEUX, - GALERIE DES COLONNES, - TOUR DE LARCHANT, - ENTREE DU CHATEAU, - PORTE DOREE, - ENTREE DE LA COUR DU DONJON, - LE CHATEAU VU DU PARTERRE, - CHAPELLE DE LA SAINTE TRINITE, - MORET, - LES CASCADES ET LE CHATEAU, - COUR DE LA FONTAINE, - HERONNIERE DU CHATEAU. - Album non répertorié par la BNF à aucun des noms cités. Une seul gravure n° 10 photographiée par la RMN avec les auteurs BENOIST et THIERRY Frères. - Tous les formats relatifs à Fontainebleau sont en général en 1n-8 ou in-12.

Bellizard, Barthès, Dufour et Lowell, 1835. 2 vol. in-8 brochés de LXI 1 f.n.ch. 466 pp. et 2 ff.n.ch. 544 pp.; couverture imprimée. Première édition de la traduction française, ornée d'un portrait gravé en frontispice, de deux vues hors-texte et d'une grande carte repliée du voyage (Sabin II, 73385 - Chadenat 3337). Très bon exemplaire malgré des rousseurs éparses. [Attributes: Soft Cover]

London: Whittaker & Co., 1835. First edition. Contemporary full green morocco with bright gilt to spine, boards, and turn-ins. All edges brightly gilt, with an unconcealed fore-edge painting of sea shells and mollusks. Spine lightly sunned and extremities gently rubbed. Yellow endpapers. Bookplate of Robert von Bun to front pastedown and bookseller's blindstamp to three preliminary leaves. Collating vii, 240: complete, including half title. An exceptionally pleasing copy of this rare work by leading Victorian science writer Mary Roberts. Presently the only first edition on the market, OCLC locates only 12 institutionally held copies in the U.S. "Growing up in the Gloucestershire countryside, Mary Roberts developed an interest in natural history [...and] became a keen amateur botanist. This love of nature and her keen observations gave rise to the works for which she is best known" (ODNB). Roberts, who was devoted to promoting women's intellectual worth as writers and thinkers, used her scientific books to welcome in a range of readers to the fields of botany and biology. "She had a writing career that spanned the early 1820s to the early 1850s, during which she produced over ten natural history works on conchology, zoology, vegetables, and trees" (Lightman). Mary Roberts has been credited with helping to popularize the sciences for young readers and women. The present work, The Sea-Side Companion, is a response to the dearth of works on "Corallines and Fungi, and the migrations of the finny tribes...whose natural history has hitherto been confined to the dry details of scie … [Click Below for Full Description]

1835. Portraits of Illustrious Personages of Great Britain By Edmund Lodge 6 Bände ( 12 Volume in 6 Vols .Komplett ). Illustriert mit ca. 240 Stahlstichen. Halbleder-Einband. Goldschnitt. Gebrauchsspuren. London . 1835 , ca. 27 x 19 cm . 11 Kg.

Paris. Imprimerie royale. 1835. 1 volume in-4, maroquin rouge à grains longs, plats ornés de grands fleurons centraux et angulaires à froid dans une frise dorée, large frise dorée en encadrement sur les plats, dos lisse orné, dentelle intérieure dorée, tranches dorées.VIII pp., 167 pp., 1 p. bl. Edition originale de la « Loi Soult » sur le recrutement de l’Armée. Cette loi, à l’initiative du maréchal Soult, inverse les principes prévus par la loi du 18 mars 1818 et fonde désormais le recrutement sur l'appel (selon des modalités inchangées, à savoir le tirage au sort et la possibilité de remplacement). Au terme d'un service de sept ans, les soldats demeurent tenus à des revues et exercices périodiques.Important miliaria de la Monarchie de Juillet.Remarquable exemplaire de la bibliothèque du duc d’Orléans, portant le cachet « Bibliothèque militaire de S.A.R. Mgr le Duc d’Orléans » au feuillet de titre, dans beau maroquin non signé, dans le style de Simier, relieur de la maison d’Orléans. Ferdinand-Philippe d'Orléans (1810-1842), duc de Chartres puis duc d'Orléans, fils du roi Louis-Philippe, fit une très brillante carrière militaire. Appelé à accéder au trône, il mourut en 1842 dans un accident, son père régnant jusqu'en 1848.Petites taches au feuillet de titre, petits frottements aux coins et sur les coiffes. Rousseurs sur les gardes. Livres [Attributes: First Edition]

Altkolorierte Umrißradierung von Christian Gottlob Hammer nach Curt Grolig bei E. Arnold, Dresden, um 1835, 38 x 53 cm. Renata Klée Gobert, "Bau- und Kunstdenkmale Hamburgs", Bd. 2 Altona S. 278; Engelmann S. 285; Thieme-Becker Bd. XV, S. 77/78 (Grolig). - Der 1805 in Meissen geborene Curt Grolig war Schüler von J.Chr. Dahl. Er schuf Ansichten und Landschaften, vor allem auch Seestücke. 1834 machte er eine Studienreise nach Hamburg. Christian Gotlob Hammer (1779 - 1864) schuf nach seinen Vorlagen große Umrißradierungen. - Auf Velin mit Wasserzeichen "J. Whatman 1833". Am unteren Rand sorgfältig geschlossener Papierdurchbruch. - Äußerst seltenes Blatt in herrlichem Altkolorit und tadelloser Erhaltung. Versand D: 6,00 EUR Hamburg

Leipzig, Industrie-Comptoir (Baumgärtner), 1835. Leipzig, Industrie-Comptoir (Baumgärtner), 1835. Gewicht 900 g. ** Stichwörter aus der Beschreibung: Herrenanzug: Beinkleider von Tuch, weißes Halstuch, Überrock von Atlas mit Taffet gefüttert, gestickter Überrock von Muslin, mit Bandschleifen besetzt, Kleid von Sammet, mit Schleifen von schwarzem in Gold broschirtem Bande. + Die zwei Kupferstiche sind leicht gebräunt u. mit alten Falten, sonst gut erhalten. - Text etwas fleckig.

Imprimerie de Brioude, Cuthbert, Paris, 1835. 8 feuilles lithographiées formant 1 planche repliée au format in-8 oblong (336 x 17,5 cm), cartonnage de deuil, dos lisse muet (quelques accrocs), premier plat imprimé en lettres argentées. Cortège funèbre de l'attentat contre Louis-Philippe par Fieschi. Bon exemplaire. [Attributes: Hard Cover]

1835. TRES BEAU DOCUMENT MANUSCRIT DE 118 Pages ILLUSTRE D'UNE QUARANTAINE DE DESSINS ET D'ENCRES. POUR TOUS RENSEIGNEMENTS VOUS POUVEZ ME JOINDRE AUX REFERENCES DU VENDEUR PROFESSIONNEL 3630.12.17 EUGENIE DE LAAGE DE BELLEFAY SOUVENIRS D'UN VOYAGE DANS LE MIDI DE LA FRANCE EN MAI ET JUIN 1835 FAIT PAR EUGENIE DE LAAGE DE BELLEFAY (AGEE DE 15 ANS (1820-1880), EN COMPAGNIE DE SON COUSIN ET SES PARENTS. - RECIT DES SOUVENIRS D'UN VOYAGE FAIT EN MAI ET JUIN 1835 DANS LE MIDI DE LA FRANCE en passant par TOURS, BORDEAUX, PAY, BAGNERES DE BIGORRE, TOULOUSE, NIMES, AVIGNON, LYON, GENEVE ET DIJON. - 1835, Petit-in-huit plein chagrin rouge, dos lisse, plats ornés d'un encadrement et d'écoinçon. Premier plat titré aux fers dorés. - 118 pages manuscrites d'une fine et lisible écriture, et d'une quarantaine de dessins H. T. crayons et encres sur calques de mêmes dimensions et illustrant par cartes, paysages et monuments les endroits visités. Une vingtaine de calques sont en attente. - Note manuscrite ancienne au crayon : "Voyage fait par mon père avec ses parents et sa cousine EUGENIE DE LAAGE, âgée de 15 ans en 1935." - Le baron (1861) J. Kervyn de Lettenhove était le fils de J.e Kervyn (Gand 1767 - Bruges 1837) et d'Eugénie de HEERE DE BEAUVOORDE (1784-1873), fille du dernier écoutète de Bruges, B. de Heere, et épousa EUGENIE DE LAAGE DE BELLEFAYE (1820-1880) dont il eut dix enfants. Mots clés : voyages, midi de la france, pyrenées.

1835. TRES BEAU DOCUMENT MANUSCRIT DE 118 Pages ILLUSTRE D'UNE QUARANTAINE DE DESSINS ET D'ENCRES. POUR TOUS RENSEIGNEMENTS, VOUS POUVEZ SOIT ME JOINDRE PAR TELEPHONE PORTABLE AU 06 09 82 43 86 OU bernardrolin@laposte.net MERCI..... 3630.12.17 COUSIN D'EUGENIE DE LAAGE DE BELLEFAY SOUVENIRS D'UN VOYAGE DANS LE MIDI DE LA FRANCE EN MAI ET JUIN 1835 FAIT PAR EUGENIE DE LAAGE DE BELLEFAY AGEE DE 15 ANS (1820-1880), EN COMPAGNIE DE SON COUSIN ET SES PARENTS. - RECIT DES SOUVENIRS D'UN VOYAGE FAIT EN MAI ET JUIN 1835 DANS LE MIDI DE LA FRANCE en passant par TOURS, BORDEAUX, PAY, BAGNERES DE BIGORRE, TOULOUSE, NIMES, AVIGNON, LYON, GENEVE ET DIJON. - 1835, Petit-in-huit plein chagrin rouge, dos lisse, plats ornés d'un encadrement et d'écoinçon. Premier plat titré aux fers dorés. - 118 pages manuscrites d'une fine et lisible écdriture, et d'une quarantaine de dessins H. T. crayons et encres sur calques de mêmes dimensions et illustrant par cartes, paysages et monuments les endroits visités. Une vingtaine de calques sont en attente. - Note manuscrite ancienne au crayon : "Voyage fait par mon père avec ses parents et sa cousine EUGENIE DE LAAGE, âgée de 15 ans en 1935." - Le baron (1861) J. Kervyn de Lettenhove était le fils de J.e Kervyn (Gand 1767 - Bruges 1837) et d'Eugénie de HEERE DE BEAUVOORDE (1784-1873), fille du dernier écoutète de Bruges, B. de Heere. Il épousa EUGENIE DE LAAGE DE BELLEFAYE (1820-1880) dont il eut dix enfants. Mots clés : voyages, midi de la france, pyrenées.

1835. Belle reliure romantique très fraîche. + de 335 planches d'animaux (+900 animaux). Buffon. Histoire naturelle. Quadrupèdes et Oiseaux. Matières générales. Edition Duménil, 1835-1836. 9 volumes in-8. Belle reliure romantique. Plus de 336 planches. Georges-Louis Leclerc, comte de Buffon Oeuvres complètes de Buffon avec les suppléments, augmentés de la classification de G. Cuvier, et accompagnés de 700 vignettes gravées sur acier, représentant au moins 900 animaux. Paris, P. Duménil, 1835-1836 [Typographie de Firmin Didot frères, Paris] 9 volumes in-8 (21,5 x 13,5 cm) de 400 à 500 pages chaque environ (collationné complet), avec 148 planches pour les Quadrupèdes, 188 planches pour les Oiseaux et quelques autres planches dans les premiers volumes, soit plus de 336 planches en noir hors-texte avec le plus souvent deux animaux par planche. Collationné complet de toutes les planches requises. Reliure demi-veau rouge strictement de l'époque. Dos lisses orné doré "romantique", plats de papier marbré, petits coins de parchemin. Très belle série homogène. Rousseurs habituelles pour cette publication, plus ou moins importantes selon les feuillets, la majorité des feuillets sans rousseurs néanmoins, les planches sont bien fraîches avec peu de rousseurs pour la plupart. Quelques piqûres de vers sans gravité.Texte sur deux colonnes en petits caractères. Cet ensemble complet en 9 volumes comprend 4 volumes de Matières générales, 2 volumes pour les Quadrupèdes et 3 volumes pour les oiseaux. Buffon (1707-1788) est surtout notoire pour son Histoire naturelle, générale et particulière, a … [Click Below for Full Description]

Dresden, Ch. Fr. Grimmer 1835. 1 Bl. (Titelblatt), 94 Bll. (Tafeln). Quer-Gr.-8°. Marmor. Pp. d. Zt. mit grünem goldgepräg. RSchild. - Engelmann S. 463. - Bekanntes und hier vorliegend vollständiges Tafelwerk (hier auf dem Titelblatt "Kupferheft" genannt) mit allen 108 Ansichten und Darstellungen von Dresden auf 94 gestochenen und lithographierten Tafeln. Erschienen zu den beiden geachteten Dresdener Geschichtswerken "Chronik der Königlich Sächsischen Residenzstadt Dresden" von Gustav Klemm und "Der Sammler für Geschichte und Alterthum, Kunst und Natur im Elbthale" von Paul Gottlob Hilscher, die beide ab 1833 in Lieferungen erschienen. - Einband etwas berieben, Ecken bestoßen. Titelblatt gering stockfleckig, mit kleinem Namenszug. Nur wenige Tafeln sehr vereinzelt minimal stockfleckig, wenige im weißem Rand gering fingerfleckig. Auch die ungefalteten Tafeln in Teilen mit 1 tls. 2 sehr weichen Falzungen. - Im Gesamteindruck sehr gut erhaltenes, vollständiges Tafelwerk. - *** 87 Jahre Antiquariat Arno Adler (1932-2019) *** [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]

Zoological Society of London, 1835. No boards: chipped and torn paper wraps: missing pages 1-90: AMAZING BRIGHT COLOR PLATES IN WONDERFUL CONDITION. Gorgeous plates, both in color and black and white, highlight this first volume of the "Transactions of the Zoological Society of London", a journal still publishing under the name "Journal of Zoology". Lots of interesting articles by various scientists including Thomas Bell, Richard Owen (several articles on a variety of species), J.O. Westwood and others. Color plates still vivid and bright in very good condition with some folding plates. Occasional foxing and the first ninety pages (pages 1 through 90) are missing. Plates start with some vivid depictions of beetles and include several types of fish, black and white depictions of cutaway views of various organs and body parts, four different crabs, other mollusks, and several skeletal orangutans and chimpanzees. There are no boards and the wraps are chipped and fragile with pencil markings on upper front corners. Good Condition: 4to: paper wraps in chipped and fragile condition: foxing: missing pages 1 through 90 (one through ninety): multiple color plates in good to excellent condition: multiple black and white plates in acceptable to good condition: if there is a certain plate you are familiar with and are looking for, please email and we will check for you; we will not remove from the block but we will check that what you are looking for is present: "Transactions of the Zoological Society of London" Volume One: London: Printed for the Society by Richard Taylor: 1835 RAREB1 … [Click Below for Full Description]

Stanstead and Sherbrooke, L. C.: Walton & Gaylord, 1835. First Edition. 10mo., 116 pages; Fair; in original publisher's quarter brown leather, blue paper boards, front cover has reprint of title page within a frame; rear cover missing fore half, front cover with chipping and wear to all edges, spine chipped to head and tail; some fingerprint smudges to interior; lacking map; page 57 has a small newspaper clipping, detailing the 1891 Census, pasted above the lesson on population; extremely scarce Lower Canadian Imprint; shelved case 3. The Province of Lower Canada was a British colony on the lower Saint Lawrence River and the shores of the Gulf of Saint Lawrence (1791-1841). It covered the southern portion of the current Province of Quebec and the Labrador region of the current Province of Newfoundland and Labrador. The colony/province was abolished in 1841 when it and adjacent Upper Canada were united into the Province of Canada.;"Thompson's Lower Canada was a curiously uneven book. The first seventy-six pages, devoted to geography, were very elementary, with brief lessons illustrating different aspects of Canadian geography and institutions. Thompson displayed a decided pro-British bias and referred to the majority of French Canadians as "generally illiterate and ignorant." The forty thin pages of history in Lower Canada hardly merited the title. Thompson simply reduced the first section of his 'History of the State of Vermont' and adapted it for the Canadian text. He did not even try to fill in with details of Canadian history, but instead spliced together any sections f … [Click Below for Full Description]

American writer (1835-1910) whose real name was Samuel Clemens, humorist, publisher and author of the celebrated novel "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" (1876) and its sequel "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" (1885). St. Valentin's Day card, dated by him in 1902. Size is 7.9 x 5.75 inches, creases, in very good condition.ALSO INCLUDED is an original photograph by Alvin Langdon Coburn, size is 4.9 x 6.9 inches, in excellent condition.

1835. Inspiration for the Salem Witchcraft Trial? [Trial]. Cullender, Rose [d. 1665], Defendant. Duny, Amy [d. 1665], Defendant. Hale, Sir Matthew [1609-1676], Judge. A Tryal of Witches, At the Assizes Held at Bury St. Edmonds for the County of Suffolk; On the Tenth Day of March, 1664. Before Sir Matthew Hale Kt. Then Lord Chief Baron of His Majestie's Court of Exchequer. Reprinted Verbatim from the Original Edition of 1682. With an Appendix. Only 100 Copies Printed. Printed at Charles Clark's Private Press, Great Totham, Essex. London: Longman and Co., Paternoster-Row; And P.H. Youngman, Maldon, Essex, 1835. 29, [1] ff. Text followed by advertisement leaf. Octavo (9" x 5-3/4"). Stab-stitched pamphlet in printed blue stiff wrappers, spine reinforced with cloth tape, corners restored. Moderate rubbing and some creases to wrappers. Title printed in blue, advertisement leaf printed in red, text printed on versos of leaves. Light toning to text, light wear to corners of text block, faint dampspotting to a few leaves. $950. * A Tryal of Witches is an account of the Lowestoft Witchcraft trial conducted at Bury St. Edmonds. Cullender and Duny who were two elderly widows who lived in Lowestoft. They were accused of witchcraft by their neighbors and faced thirteen charges of the bewitching of several young children. They were tried under the Witchcraft Act of 1603 by the eminent judge Sir Matthew Hale. Found guilty of all the charges, the women were hanged in Bury St. Edmunds a week after the trial. Well-known in its day, this remains the most famous English witchcraft trial because … [Click Below for Full Description]

Walton & Gaylord, Stanstead and Sherbrooke, L. C, 1835. 10mo., 116 pages; Fair; in original publisher's quarter brown leather, blue paper boards, front cover has reprint of title page within a frame; rear cover missing fore half, front cover with chipping and wear to all edges, spine chipped to head and tail; some fingerprint smudges to interior; lacking map; page 57 has a small newspaper clipping, detailing the 1891 Census, pasted above the lesson on population; extremely scarce Lower Canadian Imprint; shelved case 3. The Province of Lower Canada was a British colony on the lower Saint Lawrence River and the shores of the Gulf of Saint Lawrence (1791-1841). It covered the southern portion of the current Province of Quebec and the Labrador region of the current Province of Newfoundland and Labrador. The colony/province was abolished in 1841 when it and adjacent Upper Canada were united into the Province of Canada.; "Thompson's Lower Canada was a curiously uneven book. The first seventy-six pages, devoted to geography, were very elementary, with brief lessons illustrating different aspects of Canadian geography and institutions. Thompson displayed a decided pro-British bias and referred to the majority of French Canadians as "generally illiterate and ignorant." The forty thin pages of history in Lower Canada hardly merited the title. Thompson simply reduced the first section of his 'History of the State of Vermont' and adapted it for the Canadian text. He did not even try to fill in with details of Canadian history, but instead spliced together any sections from hiss Vermont … [Click Below for Full Description]

Paris: Aubert, 1835. Picturesque Parisians - Grandville's Taste for the Grotesque Exceptionally Rare - Even more so with the Plates Hand-Colored GRANDVILLE, J.J. Parisiens pittoresques. Paris: Aubert, [n.d., 1835]. The complete suite of six hand-colored lithographs which were published in Le Charivari from 30 September to 29 November 1835. Large oblong quarto (9 5/8 x 13 1/4 inches; 244 x 336 mm.). Six remarkable hand-colored lithograph plates tipped-in on guards. Some occasional very light spotting to a few blank margins. Bound ca. 1925 by Rene Kieffer (with his book label on front blank) in half brown scored calf over marbled boards. Rebacked with original gilt lettered spine laid down. A fine copy. Exceptionally rare, especially with the plates hand-colored. The plates are captioned: 1. "Progrès effrayans de la pipe" 2. "Une Saisie" 3. "Quelle Poussière!!" 4. "Censeurs" 5. "Je vous fais mal, madame?--Oh! c'est égal, coiffez moi bien" 6. "Un Foyer de Théâtre" This album appeared without wrappers or title. The distortion technique that Grandville uses in Picturesque Parisians such as a deforming mirror in plate 5 are his magic lens which lead us to the threshold of the hallucinatory universe of the nightmares of Füssli and the monsters of Goya. "Perhaps the Parisiens pittoresques series of 1835 can be regarded as exceptional in that Grandville's taste for the grotesque survives the copyist's crayon and the images bear the personal stamp of their creator". (Beatrice Farwell. The Charged Image. French Lithographic caricature 1816-1848. p.95 "This image is among the first Gra … [Click Below for Full Description]

H. Fisher, R. Fisher, & P. Jackson, 1835. Very Good. Hardcover. First edition. Two volumes, bound in one. 68, 64pp. Color frontispiece, 33; 29 plates. Rebound in library buckram. Ex-library copy with stamps to the preliminary pages and page edges, small tears to the edges of some pages, mostly to the tissue guards of the plate, modest foxing to the plate, a sound, very good copy. [Attributes: First Edition]

Newcastle: Printed and sold by W. & T. Fordyce, [s.d., c.1835] 24pp. [Bound with:] History of the lambton worm Near Lambton Castle, County of Durham. To which is annexed, a prose Account of the same, From Surtees' History of Durham. Also, the laidley worm, of spindleston heugh. By duncan frasier, the Cheviot Bard. Newcastle. Printed and sold by W. and T. Fordyce, [s.d., c.1835]. 24pp. [And:] History of james allan, the celebrated Northumberland Piper... Newcastle. Printed and sold by W. & T. Fordyce, [s.d., c.1835]. 24pp. [And:] No. 1. - New Series. The newcastle Songster: being a collection of curious & interesting local songs. Newcastle. Printed and sold by W. & T. Fordyce, [s.d., c.1835]. 24pp. [And:] No. 2. - New Series. The newcastle Songster: being a collection of curious & interesting local songs. Newcastle. Printed and sold by W. & T. Fordyce, [s.d., c.1835]. 24pp. [And:] No. 3. - New Series. The newcastle Songster: being a collection of curious & interesting local songs. Newcastle. Printed and sold by W. & T. Fordyce, [s.d., c.1835]. 24pp. [And:] No. 4. - New Series. The newcastle Songster: being a collection of curious & interesting local songs. Newcastle. Printed and sold by W. & T. Fordyce, [s.d., c.1835]. 24pp. [And:] No. 5. - New Series. The newcastle Songster: being a collection of curious & interesting local songs. Newcastle. Printed and sold by W. & T. Fordyce, [s.d., c.1835]. 24pp. [And:] Remarkable & Memorable history of Sir Robert Bewick and the laird graham...Also, the Berkshire Lady's garland... Newcastle. Printed and sold by W. Fordyce, [s.d., … [Click Below for Full Description]

crapelet. DUPLESSIS-BONJOUR Thérèse-Victoire 1835, A PARIS, de l'Imprimerie de Crapelet. - EXEMPLAIRE UNIQUE. Avec 6 pages d'Armoiries peintes dont la note manuscrite signée en page de garde nous dit "Avec Armoiries peintes par Madame De Manne épouse du Conservateur des livres imprimés de la Bibliothèque Royale (Griffe ill.) avec PLAN dessiné pour les lieux (Griffe ill.). Suit en fin d'ouvrage un PLAN DEPLIANT (48/36 cm) de la Pyramide & de ses abords sur une échele de O,m 001 pour mètre. - RELIURE SIGNEE DE "SIMIER RELIEUR DU ROI". - 1829, à Paris de l'Imprimerie de CRAPELET. - Grand in-8, reliure demi maroquin à coins signée de Simier rel. du Roi en queue d'ouvrage sous Paris 1831. Tête Dorée. Dos orné des plus beaux fers et des plus fins de SIMIER. - Papier Jésus-Vélin fort. - Seconde Edition conforme à la première, Très grand in-huit (29 par 19.3 cm) sur grand papier vélin. - Garde avec au dos la note manuscrite nous instruisant de l'appartenance et de l'auteur des peintures des armoiries, 1 f. p. de fx titre, Un Frontispice litho contrecollé représentant le monument de la Bataille des Trente, p. de titre, 1 f. avec les auspices du Comte de Corbière, viii p., 1 double feuillet litho sur vélin fort orange et bistre, 105 p. 2 ff. pour la description héraldique des Armoiries et table, 12 Hors Textes dont 6 Lithographies de C. Motte des Armoiries des 30 Français chacune doublée de sa page peinte des mêmes Armoiries entourées d'un triple filet d'or et chaque blason numéroté. Exemplaire Unique. Tout laisse à penser que cet ouvrage provient de la Bibliothèque du Conservateur d … [Click Below for Full Description]

C. Osbourne and Messrs. Ackermann & Co., 1835. Flash cards, 80 x 70 mm. Title, dedication, 26 alphabet cards all finely engraved. With the booklet ?An Illustration of Osbourne?s Pictorial Alphabet? bound in moire silk wrappers included, box with printed labels front and back. ?The Princess Alexandrina Victoria, Heiress Presumptive of the Throne.this Pictorial Alphabet, combining the beauties of art with the first elements of instruction, is by permission, respectfully deidcated; by.Charles Osbourne. Aged 16, at the time of making this series of designs.? [Attributes: Soft Cover]

à Paris: Chez Ladvocat, 1835. Fine. Chez Ladvocat, à Paris 1835, In-8 (13x21,5cm), 4 tomes en 4 volumes reliés. - French Edition, translated by Charles Lefevre on the fourth edition. Binders in full sheepskin vintage raspberry. Back smooth decorated with three boxes and nets. Titles and volume numbers gilded. Large floral plate stamped on cold boards. golden framing net. A small hole toward the upper joint in the tail of Volume 3. Light frictions copings and some joints. A few scattered spots remained on a white paper. Beautiful copy, uncommon in full and binding in this condition. - [FRENCH VERSION FOLLOWS] Edition originale française, rare, traduite par Charles Lefèvre sur la quatrième édition. Reliures en pleine basane framboise d'époque. Dos lisses ornés de trois caissons et de filets. Titres et tomaisons dorés. Grande plaque florale à froid estampée sur les plats. Filet doré d'encadrement. Un petit trou de vers au mors supérieur en queue du tome 3. Légers frottemens en coiffes et certains mors. Quelques rousseurs éparses sur un papier demeuré blanc. Bel exemplaire, rare en pleine reliure et dans cette condition. De 1799 à 1825, Colletta fut à la fois un témoin et un acteur de toutes les révolutions napolitaines. IL adhéra ainsi au nouveau gouvernement dès que les Français fondèrent à Naples une nouvelle république en 1799. Dès que Ferdinand IV eut reconquis la cité, il fut jeté en prison. En 1806 les Bourbons furent à nouveau jetés du trône et Joseph Bonaparte s'installa à Naples. Colletta fut alors reconduit dans son rang. En 1812, il fut promu général et direct … [Click Below for Full Description]

New York, 1835. [Title leaf], [18] leaves of text, plus fourteen uncolored lithographed plates. Oblong folio. Original three-quarter calf over printed paper-covered boards, rebacked, corners renewed. Some edge wear and rubbing to boards. Noticeable foxing throughout, small ink stamp on titlepage, short vertical tear to bottom edge of one plate, just entering the plate area, some dampstaining to top edge of a handful of leaves. Good. Lacking plate five and its corresponding text leaf. First English edition of this early American medical plate book. Jean-Baptiste Sarlandi�re was a French physician and anatomist best known for introducing electroacupuncture to European medicine. The work was translated from French by W.C. Roberts, a member of the Medical Society of the City and County of New York. The plates were lithographed by the firm of J. & E. Bisbee. A scarce work in the market. AMERICAN IMPRINTS 34127.

London: S. Lewis and Co, 1835. Click here to see our other books! A Topographical Dictionary of England, Comprising the Several Counties, Cities, Boroughs, Corporate and Market Towns, Parishes, Chapelries, and Townships, and the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Man, With Historical and Statistical Descriptions; Illustrated By Maps of the Different Counties and Islands; a Map of England, Shewing the Principal Towns, Roads, Railways, Navigable Rivers, and Canals; and a Plan of London and its Environs; and Embellished With Engravings of the Arms of the Cities, Bishopricks, Universities, Colleges, Corporate Towns, and Boroughs; and of the Seals of the Several Municipal Corporations Samuel Lewis 1835 S. Lewis and Co : London 11" by 9" Unpaginated SUMMARY A nicely bound copy of Samuel Lewis' extensive dictionary of the topography of England, illustrated profusely throughout with folding maps and plates. Folding Maps,Illustrated,Leather Binding Overall Condition: Very Good Indeed This book weighs 8 KG when packed UK Postage: £ 4.49 US Postage: £ 57.99 EU Postage: £ 33.99 European Postage: £ 59.99 Asia Postage: £ 99.99 Worldwide Postage: £ 199.99 DESCRIPTION The third edition of this work. Incomplete in four volumes, being volumes I to IV of a total of five volumes, the fifth volume being a supplementary volume comprising of a representative history of England. This work is a concise history of England, focussing on the topography and various towns and cities in the country, offering a condensed form and impartial description of each place. The England volumes are arranged alphabet … [Click Below for Full Description]

Paris, ca. 1833-1835. Greek, Latin and French autograph manuscript on paper. 3 vols.: 4to (214 x 228 mm), large 4to (224 x 273 mm), and 8vo (132 x 180 mm). Regular cursive script in dark brown ink. (1), 538 ff. 25 pp. 85 ff. Bound in uniform green half mororcco over marbled boards with giltstamped red label to gilt spine. An encompassing study of the weapons of classical antiquity, commissioned by the Duc de Luynes and prepared by the great classical scholar Lepsius, who was to head the Prussian expedition to Egypt in 1842-45. The antiquary and numismatist Honoré d'Albert de Luynes (1802-67) was an important patron of scholarship and the arts. During his sojourn in Paris in the years 1833-35 Lepsius compiled this survey from the Greek and Latin sources to form the basis for an archaeological and philological work of the Duke's that did not materialize. - The hefty first volume, entitled "Arma Graecorum, Romanorum, gentiumque Barbarorum", contains a Greek repertorium with notes in French (f. 128r: "C'est donc une couverture de tous le bras, non pas seulement de la main ce qu'on serait porté à croire d'après l'explication de Pollux [.]"; f. 165r: "sur la fabrication des glaives"; ff. 262-264: extensive discussion of bows and archers), with an alphabetical index beginning on f. 515. A larger, slimmer volume is dedicated to Homer exclusively: Greek text and French notes in two columns with several illustrations, treating shields, helmets, armour, swords etc., also discussing the Durand collection ("Parmi les vases de Monsieur Durand il y a une amphore à fig., représentant le co … [Click Below for Full Description]

Webster London, 1835. Large thick quarto; [8],xxxiii,[i],740p. 30 maps & plates, 10 of which are hand coloured. Complete. Sl spotted endpapers, few scattered spots. Original blue cloth publisher's boards, gilt lettering to spine. Sl rubbing corners, sl bumped spine ends but this is a VG bright copy with the printer's instructions to binder ticket present. [Attributes: Hard Cover]

Bulaq, al-Matba’ah al-kubra, 1251 AH [1835 AD]. Royal 8vo (262 x 194 mm). 2 vols. 710 pp. 620 pp. Printed in Arabic throughout, floral woodcut sarlawh to each volume, text within two-line frame throughout, titles in nasta'liq types. Contemporary tan goatskin, recased retaining most of the original covers, spines and the original manuscript spine-labels (transposed), envelope flaps, blind-ruled overall, "mandorla" centrepieces in blind to sides. First complete edition in Arabic of the Thousand and One Nights, and the first edition printed in the Arab world. Very rare, with seven copies only located in libraries worldwide (American University Beirut, British Library, Danish Royal Library, Harvard, Huntington, and Yale); none traced in auction records. The Bulaq edition was preceded by another two-volume edition printed at Calcutta between 1814 and 1818, which contained a selection of 200 "Nights" only; the German orientalist Max Habicht began his multi-volume, so-called Breslau edition in 1824, though it remained incomplete on his death in 1839, and at any rate used the Bulaq text as one of its many sources. The Bulaq edition was prepared by one ‘Abd al-Rahman al-Sifti al-Sharqawi, probably from a single manuscript which is now lost. It proved "more correct than the garbled and semi-colloquial renderings given by the manuscripts used in the compilations of Calcutta I and Breslau", and was instrumental in stabilising the Thousand and One Nights corpus (Irwin, The Arabian Nights: A Companion, p. 44). It was the main source for Edward Lane’s pioneering English translation (1889- … [Click Below for Full Description]

, . . Caprotti, l'Illustrazione malacologica, p. 173. Beautifully illustrated monograph on the genus Galatea a type of bivalve molluscs. According to the introduction, the book aimed to collect the information on this type of molluscs which had appeared over the previous two decades. Many of the species featured were named in the monograph for the first time. For one remarkable mollusc, the author invented the new genus of Fischeria, now called Profischeria. The description of the genus was written by the zoologist and palaeontologist Paul Fischer (1835-1893).The beautiful coloured lithographs were drawn and lithographed by the artist Eugène Levasseur (1822-after 1866) and according to the title-page "coloured by madam the widow Delarue" and subsequently "retouched with a fine brush by the author".Binding lightly worn at the edges. Some of the plates slightly discoloured at the margins; a very good copy.