Artikeldetails Salon Agoston. Zwei große brillante Vorstellungen aus dem Gebiet der modernen Salon-Magie, Physik und Illusion. [Zauberer.] - (München, 1868). Plakat auf rosa Papier. Das obere Blatt mit gr. Holzschnitt (56 x 43 cm). das unter mit drei weiteren Holzschnitten (je ca. 18 x 30 cm). Zwei noch nicht zusammengesetzte Blatter. Zus.: 167 x 59 cm. Sprache: Deutsch Bestell-Nr: 22179 Bemerkungen: Ankündigung einer Aufführung des Zauberers Chevalier Agoston (1826-1897), als Gustav Böhm im ungarischen Oedenburg (heute Sopron) geboren, der in den 1860er Jahren große Erfolge mit seinem Zaubertheater feierte. - Unter den herausragenden Programmpunkten: Der Wunder- oder Metamorphosen-Schrank; Der Teufel als Bundesgenosse Agoston's; Belebte Blumen oder Cupido's Treue; Geister- und Gespenster-Erscheinungen. Zum Schluss der Vorstellung: "Vorzeigung der Wunderfontaine Kalospinthechromokrene mit der Krystallgrotte der Wassernixen und Najaden". - Der phantasievolle gr. Holzschnitt zeigt Agoston aus dem einer Katze (?), die einen Höllenschlund darstellt, entsteigend, von drei Teufeln mit gejagt und mit Dreizack malträtierte, die beiden unteren zeigen den Zauberer bei der Vorführung, der letzte die Kristallgrotte mit einer Nymphe.EUR 1.500,00 (inkl. 7,00% MwSt.) Versandkostenfrei innerhalb Deutschlands Weitere Abbildungen Aufgenommen mit whBOOK Artikel eingestellt mit dem w+h GmbH eBay-Service Daten und Bilder powered by Buchfreund (2019-01-30).

RARE FIRST EDITION THICK HARDCOVER BOOK, WITH HANDWRITTEN LETTER TO HIS COUSIN SIGNED TWICE BY SWINBURNE, WITH 9 ILLUSTRATED PLATES, HANDCOLORED, THE FIRST TIME BLAKES ILLUSTRATIONS WERE PRINTED IN COLOR. NO WRITING OR MARKINGS IN THE TEXT; NO TORN OR MISSING PAGES; INSCRIBED BY JOHN SWINBURNE ON THE TITLE PAGE, AND WITH A FULL-PAGE LETTER FROM ALGERNON SWINBURNE, WRITTE FROM HIS FAMILY HOME. GILT PAGE EDGES, LEATHER COVERS, WITH WEAR, AND RECENT LEATHER SPINE. A RARE FIRST EDITION BOOK MADE MUCH MORE VALUABLE WITH THE LETTER FROM THE AUTHOR TO HIS COUSIN; THE ONLY COMPARABLE BOOK FOR SALE ON THE INTERNET IS PRICED $4100. RARE FIRST EDITION THICK HARDCOVER BOOK, WITH HANDWRITTEN LETTER TO HIS COUSIN SIGNED TWICE BY SWINBURNE, WITH 9 ILLUSTRATED PLATES, 7 0F THEM HANDCOLORED, THE FIRST TIME BLAKE'S ILLUSTRATIONS WERE PRINTED IN COLOR. NO WRITING OR MARKINGS IN THE TEXT; NO TORN OR MISSING PAGES; INSCRIBED BY JOHN SWINBURNE ON THE TITLE PAGE, AND WITH A FULL-PAGE LETTER FROM ALGERNON SWINBURNE, WRITTE FROM HIS FAMILY HOME. GILT PAGE EDGES, LEATHER COVERS, WITH WEAR, AND RECENT LEATHER SPINE. A RARE FIRST EDITION BOOK MADE MUCH MORE VALUABLE WITH THE LETTER FROM THE AUTHOR TO HIS COUSIN; THE ONLY COMPARABLE BOOK FOR SALE ON THE INTERNET IS PRICED $4100. Voyager Books WILLIAM BLAKE: A CRITICAL ESSAY. BY ALGERNON CHARLES SWINBURNE. WITH ILLUSTRATIONS FROM BLAKE'S DESIGNS IN FACSIMILE, COLOURED AND PLAIN. London: John Camden Hotten, 1868. First Edition. Signed and Inscribed by Swinburne. Very Rare. A solid and attractive rare First Edition book by the great Victorian poet and lit … [Cliquez ci-dessous pour une description complète]

Grimms' Goblins - circa 1868 edition published by George Vickers. The penny dreadful edition of Vickers' series of Fairy Books for Boys and Girls, bound from the 25 weekly parts and featuring 22 full page colour illustrations by "Phiz" (Hablot K. Browne), without the black and white illustrations which featured in the earlier edition and with fewer tales. Printed by Robson and Son. 398 pages, containing 98 tales, not all from the Brothers Grimm. The book is bound in the publisher's blue cloth, lettered and decorated in gilt and blind, the spine has been re-backed at some point onto similarly toned blue cloth, the boards are somewhat bumped, rubbed and faded, more so to the spine, with minor tears to the cloth. The text block has gilt to all edges, it retains the original and rather striking colour title page, with the publishing information cropped at the bottom to fit the format, the pages are slightly toned, there is minor foxing and slight cracking and the endpapers were probably replaced when the spine was re-backed, though the paper used looks to be Victorian and they may be the originals. Arguably even more uncommon than the 1861 original due to the even cheaper production processes used.

VOIR PHOTOS ET DESCRIPTION COMPLETE CI-DESSOUS.PLEASE SEE FULL DESCRIPTION BELOW. Titre: de legitimitate breviarii missalis ordinis cisterciensis Auteur: Marchesi Editeur: Typographia Rev.Cam.Apostolicae - Année d'édition: 1868 Collation: 486p. Reliure: Reliure de l'époque pleine percaline Format: 21/30cm ref:18-01-2016 | Z15-404 Voir photos ci-dessous . Conception de site web - applications sur-mesure - programmation Créé par eBay Turbo Lister L'outil de mise en vente gratuit. Mettez vos objets en vente rapidement et en toute simplicité, et gérez vos annonces en cours.

William Page Wood, Lord Hatherley by Julia Margaret Cameron. C1868. One of three images of this sitter known to exist. Signed in ink on the mount at the lower end. ÓFrom Life Registered Photograph Freshwater 1868. Copy right Julia Margaret Cameron. The mount bears blind stamp of Messrs. Colnaghi 14 Pall Mall East. London. Pencilled notation on the back ÓFor the Window". Obviously displayed by Colnaghi. William Page Wood, 1st Baron Hatherley PC, QC (29 November 1801 - 10 July 1881) was a British lawyer and statesman who served as a Liberal Lord Chancellor between 1868 and 1872 in William Ewart Gladstone's first ministry. In 1868 (when this photograph was made, he was made a Lord Justice of Appeal, but before the end of the year was selected by Gladstone to be Lord Chancellor and was raised to the peerage as Baron Hatherley, of Down Hatherley in the County of Gloucester. Good tonal range and contrast. [Attributes: Signed Copy]

(Berlin Enslin ), 1868. (56 x 37 cm). Mit 16 doppelblattgroßen farbig lithographierten Tafeln. Halblederband der Zeit mit aufgezogenem Original-Umschlag. Erste Ausgabe. - Die imposanten und dekorativen Tafeln zeigen verschiedene Krankenwagen und -bahren (mit und ohne Räder) sowie ihre Details, Verbandskästen, Prothesen für Arme und Beine sowie variable Feldlazarette. - Tafeln gestempelt, stellenweise stockfleckig und neu eingehängt. Einband leicht berieben, sonst gut erhalten. Ohne das 86 Seiten umfassende Textheft [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover; In Dust Jacket]

Mi, 1855. Den Skizzen fügt August Bauer ausführliche Hinweise auf die Tageszeiten ihrer Entstehung bei, diese ist ihm wichtiger als die Ortsangabe, die daher fast gänzlich fehlt. Zugleich erweist er sich hier als Chronist, denn die zahlreiche Studien dokumentieren Kampfhandlungen und schließlich gibt es auch eine Skizze mit Menschen auf der Fucht. - Die Studien zeigen: Gebirgssee Juli 55, eine zweiseitige Wolkenstudie 28. März 57 und München 9. April 57, Schlachtenszene 13.Juni 58, Detailstudien Gewehr im Sattel 59, Burg 1864, 2 Skizzen mit Gewitterstimmung, eines bezeichnet Pfingstag 1859, Detailstudien zu berittenen Soldaten, 2 Landschaften Aug. 59, Figurenstudien reitende Edelmänner Juli 61 / Januar 66, Reiterschlacht, vielfigurige Szene 18. Feb 60, Detailstudien zu Rüstungen, Helmen, Soldaten und Kampfszenen, (Jan 66), Soldaten an einem Felsen lagernd (Tuschfeder), Detailstudien zu Pferden 1864, -65, Landsknechte 67, Zwei Männer zu Pferde beim Abschied (Tuschfeder) und Menschen auf der Flucht mit Planwagen 1868. - Gottlieb August Bauer entzog sich 1850 dem Militärdienst in der großherzoglich-badischen Armee, in der Folge hielt er sich eine Zeit in der Schweiz auf. 1853 begann er in München ein Studium der Porträt- und Landschaftsmalerei, das sich mit Unterbrechungen bis 1864 hinzog. Danach kehrte er nach Weil zurück. Seine Landschaftsbilder sind oft geprägt von Gewitterstimmungen, was ihm auch den Beinamen Gewitterbauer einbrachte. - Teils sind die Seiten wenig gebräunt. Der Original-Papp-Einband ist durchgehend etwas berieben, der Rücken stärker und die Ecken sind sch … [Cliquez ci-dessous pour une description complète]

1868. Click here to see our other books! The Works of William Makepeace Thackeray In Twenty-Four Volumes William Makepeace Thackeray 1867-1869 Smith, Elder and Co. : London 8.5" by 5.5" SUMMARY A set of novels from nineteenth-century novelist William Makepeace Thackeray. Illustrated,Original Binding Overall Condition: Good Only This book weighs 30 KG when packed UK Postage: £ 4.49 US Postage: £ 99.99 EU Postage: £ 49.99 European Postage: £ 99.99 Asia Postage: £ 187.99 Worldwide Postage: £ 276.99 DESCRIPTION It is missing one volume. Including The Newcombes (In two volumes), The Four Georges/The English Humorists of the Eighteenth Century, The Christmas Books of Mr M. A. Titmarsh (two volumes),Denis Duval, Lovel the Widower, and Other Stories,The Memoirs of Barry Lyndon Esq., Vanity Fair (in two volumes), The Book of Snobs and Sketches and Travels in London, The Paris Sketch Book of Mr M.A. Titmarsh and the Memoirs of Mr Charles J. Yellowplush, Catherine: A Story, Little Travels, The Fitz-Boodle Papers and Others, Roundabout Papers from the Cornhill Magazine to Which Is Added The Second Funeral of Napoleon, Burlesques, Ballads and Tales, Esmond, The Irish Sketchbooks/Notes of A JourneyFrom Cornwall to Cairo, Philip (in two volumes), The Virginians (in two volumes), and Pendennis (in two volumes). During the Victorian era, Thackeray was ranked second only to Charles Dickens. He was able to satirise whole swaths of humanity while retaining a light touch. It also features his most memorable character, the engagingly roguish Becky Sharp. As a result, unlike Thackeray's other nov … [Cliquez ci-dessous pour une description complète]

Dresden, Türk, 1861, 1868. 7 Lfg. in 1 Bd. 1 Bl., VIII, 517 S., 2 Bll. mit einigen Textabb. 100 (1 kolor.) lithograph. Tafeln. Kl.-4°. Mod. HLwd. mit montiertem vorderen OU (gestempelt). Erste Ausgabe dieses Klassikers der Radiästhesie, so komplett und selten. - Johann Karl Bähr (1801 - 1869) studierte an der Dresdner Kunstakademie und war dort als Historienmaler tätig. "1840 wurde er zum Professor an der dortigen Kunstakademie ernannt. Bähr war ein gesuchter Porträtmaler und ebenso wurden seine Historienbilder beifällig aufgenommen. ... Empfänglichen und regen Geistes, liebte Bähr neben der Malerei die Dichtung und ebenso fühlte er sich zur wissenschaftlichen Forschung hingezogen. Als junger Künstler pilgerte er nach Weimar zu Goethe, auch eine Begegnung mit Platen in Italien machte auf ihn tiefen Eindruck, in Dresden gehörte er dem Tieck`schen Kreise an und innige Freundschaft verband ihn mit dem Dichter Mosen. Von seinem wissenschaftlichen Sinne zeugen folgende Schriften: ... `Der dynamische Kreis` (1860?68), eine naturwissenschaftliche Arbeit, die ihn während der letzten zehn Jahre seines Lebens fast ausschließlich beschäftigte" (ADB I, 769). - "... Johann Wilhelm Ritter (1776 - 1810), Entdecker des UV-Lichts und Erfinder der Trockenzellenbatterie, gelangte nach unzähligen Experimenten ebenfalls zum Schluss, dass das Pendel über bestimmten Substanzen fast immer bestimmte spezifische Schwingungsmuster zeige, woraus er ableitete, dass jede Art von Materie eine Art von Signatur trage, die mit diesem Instrument ablesbar sei. Mit anderen Vertretern der Romantik sah Ritter d … [Cliquez ci-dessous pour une description complète]

Neuchâtel, o. Vlg., 1868 4°, 4 Bl., 20 Taf. mit je 25 chromlithogr. Wappen, HLdr., Berieben, durchgehend stockfleckig, trotzdem gutes Exemplar Préface par de Mandrot. Versand D: 20,00 EUR Helvetica - Wallis Geschichte - Heraldik

Condition: Very Good. New York: G. W. & C. B. Colton. Very Good. 1868. Map. An early hand-colored pocket section map of Iowa, with a decorative seashell scroll border. Bound in brown cloth blind embossed boards with gilt imprint. Rubbed corners and edges. Light soil, light fold toning, and a few fold corner holes on map sheet, which measures 28" x 39". Contains an 1867 population table.; 6 1/8" x 4".

Grimms' Goblins - circa 1868 edition published by George Vickers. The penny dreadful edition of Vickers' series of Fairy Books for Boys and Girls, bound from the 25 weekly parts and featuring 22 full page colour illustrations by "Phiz" (Hablot K. Browne), without the black and white illustrations which featured in the earlier edition and with fewer tales. Printed by Robson and Son. 398 pages, containing 98 tales, not all from the Brothers Grimm. The book is bound in the publisher's blue cloth, lettered and decorated in gilt and blind, the spine has been re-backed at some point onto similarly toned blue cloth, the boards are somewhat bumped, rubbed and faded, more so to the spine, with minor tears to the cloth. The text block has gilt to all edges, it retains the original and rather striking colour title page, with the publishing information cropped at the bottom to fit the format, the pages are slightly toned, there is minor foxing and slight cracking and the endpapers were probably replaced when the spine was re-backed, though the paper used looks to be Victorian and they may be the originals. Arguably even more uncommon than the 1861 original due to the even cheaper production processes used.

2 vols as 1, 1868, 12th thousand, 42 illust & 1872, 1st ed, 1st issue, 50 illust's. VG.In contemporary full red calf, gilt & blind edge tooling, corners & edges brushed. Spine, decorative gilt tooling, raised bands, gilt titles & tooling to black calf label, joints brushed. Internally, half title, tissue guarded frontis, [12], [1], 2-192 pp, 42 illustrations (B&W). [1], [8], [1], 2-224 pp, 50 ilust 1, marbled endpapers & text block edges, bookplate to fpd, fep (George David Leslie Melville), diagonal repaired tear to p33/34, Looking-Glass has the corrcted b on p21 indicating not 1st issue, tipped in newspaper clippings to verso fep & ffep, contemp ink dedication & anchor to half title, printed by R Clay, Son, and Taylor, Bread Street Hill. The Glass lacks a front blank & the half title, whilst the Alice TP a little cropped along the Rights of Translation line. (Williams p30. Allibone 498. Gumuchian 78. Madan p29).Dodgson, author, mathematician, and photographer, whose writing meant a great deal to him, would often stand at his upright desk (he calculated that he could stand and write for ten hours a day), he turned out a myriad of works. See ODNB.

New York: Union Pacific Railroad, 1868. 8vo. 40 pp. Frontispiece map, additional engraved title. Original gilt-lettered cloth, backed with linen. Lightly worn, text slightly soiled. Provenance: S. P. Windmuller, New York (inkstamp on title); Arthur Elton (bookplate). FIRST EDITION (stated "Pamphlet Edition"). Warren Heckrotte notes that "This report is celebratory - they're not finished building, but there's no doubt they will be finished in a years time," and briefly discusses the " Map of the Union Pacific Railroad and its Connection" (10.5x19 cm): "The solid line from Omaha stops about at the border of Wyoming and Utah and from there to Sacramento the black line is shown with white dots. It runs north of Great Salt Lake. The point where the Union Pacific and the Central Pacific will meet is left undetermined. A branch represented by a dotted line runs to Puget Sound. This is briefly discussed and there is a separate report by Gen. Dodge on this possible branch."

2 Vols, 1st ed, VG, 1 Map, 6 Pls.In modern grey cloth, titles and tooling to spine in gilt. Internally, new endpapers, teg, remainder uncut, half titles present, title pages in red and black inks. Vol 1, pencil name to half title, tissue guarded frontis present, [5], (vi-xiv), [2], [1], 2-600 pp, [1] adverts, 2 pls (frontis & folding coloured map), printed by R Clark, Edinburgh. Vol 2, [5], (vi-xiv), 496 pp, 4 pls (coloured), some light finger soiling, minimal occasional spotting, paper repair to gutter last leaf. (Allibone 2116).The four books are The Black book of Carmarthen, The Book of Aneurin, The Book of Taliesin, The Red book of Hergest. The Welsh text is contained in v. 2, the English translation in v. 1. Includes index.Title continues: Containing the Cymric Poems attributed to the Bards of the Sixth Century.Skene, historian and Celtic scholar, published the Four Ancient Books of Wales in two volumes, with a commentary on fifth- and sixth-century British history with particular reference to the Gwyr y Gogledd, the 'men of the north', and to King Arthur, whom Skene took to be a historical character. This ground was not to be traversed again in such scholarly fashion until 1949. See ODNB.

Copenhagen, C. A. Reitzel, 1868. 8vo. 60 pp. Bound with both original wrappers in later half cloth. First edition. - Provenance: descendants of the Henriques family, in whose home Andersen had been a frequent visitor during the last fifteen years of his life. The house was full of life and happy days as a large circle of both Danish and foreign musicians and artists visited the salons and parties held there. The friendship with the family was established in August Bournonville's home, where the poet first heard the young, talented Therese Henriques (1833-83) playing the piano. Immediately, a warm friendship between the two was kindled, and it would last a lifetime. - A tear to the front wrapper repaired, otherwise fine. [Attributes: First Edition; Soft Cover]

1868. Auteur : LACY (Thomas Hailes) -- Titre : Male costumes, historical, national & dramatic. In 200 plates -- Editeur : London, Thomas Hailes Lacy -- Année : 1868 -- In-4 demi-chagrin moderne, dos lisse. Couverture sup. illustré en couleurs conservée, 4 pp. d'index et 200 planches en couleurs. Bon exemplaire. Superbe recueil du libraire et éditeur théâtral Thomas Hayle Lacy (1809 - 1873), à la suite des costumes féminin (1865). Rare.

1868. London: John Camden Hotten, 1868. 4to, 27 hand-coloured plates over lithographs, printed on paper replicating Blake's original supply. Rebound in full red morocco with gilt decoration and black leather gilt label to spine, in fitted red morocco slipcase. Very good with occasional pages spotted as usual in this edition but the coloring in reasonably good condition. § The first facsimile of a Blake book (excepting only a few selections in monochrome in Gilchrist's first edition of the Life). Limited to 150 copies, this facsimile is rarely found in acceptable condition as the watercolor usually turns almost black and the paper tends to fox badly. In this copy the foxing is almost completely absent from the images though quite noticeable in the margins and at the front and back. The facsimile is from copy F, now at the Pierpont Morgan Library. The limitation is derived from Hotten's ledger sheets as cited by Paley (Hotten, Swinburne, and the Blake Facsimiles of 1868... NYPL, 1976.). Bentley, BB, 99. Keynes 210.

There is grandeur in this view of life .... from so simple a beginning endless forms most beautiful and most wonderful have been, and are being, evolved. Here we offer a very early edition of Charles Darwin's classic, On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, (complete with tri-fold-out exhibit) published by D. Appleton and Co., New York, in 1868. This is the very rare fourth edition, published before the phrase "survival of the fittest" was added to the text and before the "On" was removed from the title. Book has been reblocked and rebound with matching acid-free patches over hinges at end-paper gutters, remnants of original spine cloth reapplied atop new brown spine cloth, and a new placeholding ribbon. Period inscription over the top of the title page. Very tight and square binding. Pulp is overall a bit stiff but quite durable with very bright and crisp text. Fold-out is in great shape. Measures approximately 5.5 x 8-inches; 440 indexed pages, plus 2 pages of ads. This very rare relic of scientific history will make a beautiful centerpiece to any rare books collection, a canny investment, or a very thoughtful and special gift. ** Have you seen all the amazing first and rare editions of iconic books we offer? We gladly combine shipping and refund the shipping overpayment, so please check out our other items! -- other auctions of classic antiquarian literature and special gifts!** Thank you for your interest!

De la terre à la lune. Paris, Hetzel, sd (1868). Cartonnage aux bouquets de roses du 3ème type sur fond vert. Rarissime exemplaire signé Lenègre. Très bel exemplaire. Je suis un collectionneur privé, pas un vendeur professionnel. Le prix est négociable dans la limite du raisonnable. [Attributes: First Edition]

Changing Base by William Everett 1868 Lee & Shepard, 1868. Generally considered the first novel to incorporate baseball this boy's adventure devoted about 2 chapters to the game.it is quite scarce.

Sacramento, Calif., H.S. Crocker & Co., 1868. 30 pp. Softcover in original printed pink wraps. Some minor chipping around the edges, not affecting the text in any way. Minor soiling to the covers as well. Incredibly scarce title. OCLC locates only 2 original copies in libraries (18192998). Only one has appeared at public auction, and that was in 1948. A truly beautiful copy of this work. Not Ex-Lib. I've done my best to describe the book, but if you have additional questions, please don't hesitate to send me an e-mail.

librairie de firmin didot freres, fils et cie, 1868. **VACATION NOTICE**We are out of town until Sunday, March 10th. You may bid and buy. We can ship when we get back. Hope you are having a great week!.1869 antique MOYEN ART RENAISSANCE french LACROIX 539p FIRMIN DIDOT color platesClick HERE to view or search ANTIQUE.COTTAGE listings. This listing is for the book with AMAZING content. Measures approx 8.25"x11.25" x 2.25" thick. with 539 pages. Some illuminated, shiny gold illustrations, some color, some black and white. Thick paper. Shiny gold page edges.Back cover has printed the name: Librairie De Firmin Didot A. Paris. The following information about Didot is from Wikipedia: Firmin Didot was born in Paris into a family of printers founded by François Didot, the father of 11 children. Firmin was one of his grandchildren. The family's paper manufactory was located at Essonnes, a town c. 30 km southeast of Paris near Corbeil, which had notable paper factories. Work Didot invented the word "stereotype", which in printing refers to the metal printing plate created for the actual printing of pages (as opposed to printing pages directly with movable type), and used the process extensively, revolutionizing the book trade by his cheap editions. His manufactory was a place of pilgrimage for the printers of the world. He first used the process in his edition of Callet's Tables of Logarithms (1795), in which he secured an accuracy till then unattainable. He published stereotyped editions of French, English and Italian classics at a very low price.[1] He was also the author of two tr … [Cliquez ci-dessous pour une description complète]

1868. Columbia, CA: Wells Fargo Express. Fair. Ledger Book. Ledger Book measuring 14" x 8 1/4". Marbled boards with mostly expired leather spine. Interior sewn binding remains tight. Pastedown label on front partially torn. Fore edge of front board missing 1" to 2"; similar to back board. Blank endpapers are chipped but interior manuscript pages complete. Dampstaining to fore edge but all writing is legible. Classy manuscript title page in a flourishing hand , "Way Bills Sent from Columbia Office of Wells Fargo & Co." Maybe not the prettiest exterior but who cares with such fantastic content. Original Wells Fargo Express Waybill ledger book kept by Columbia, CA Wells Fargo agent William Daegener, spanning June 1,1868 to July 27, 1870. William Daegener built the third Wells Fargo office in Columbia, CA a fire-resistant two-story brick building with fireproof iron shutters in 1858. The building remains today, part of Columbia State Historic Park. Not only did Wells Fargo handle freight, but their agents also bought gold dust under their own names as their own private business. Buyers had to know gold and its value the moment they saw it and several Wells Fargo agents learned assaying. William Daegener, was quoted “I shall be sure to pay the highest price and have profit left. ” This ledger of waybills provides a wonderful view of freight leaving Columbia, CA via Wells Fargo, as the height of the gold rush was winding down. We find numerous listings for gold bars and dust, plus the more mundane, but vital, packages, letters, COD checks, and coinage. It cos … [Cliquez ci-dessous pour une description complète]

Wilmington, N. C. : [NO PUBLISHER](1868). 1st American Edition. 12mo. Later wrappers, 237 pages, 18 cm. In English. Singerman 2089. The first Jewish book published in Wilimington, North Carolina, from just after the American Civil War. The work was lauded in the American Jewish Advocate for its educational value. SUBJECTS: Bible. Old Testament -- Stories, Teaching. OCLC lists 7 copies worldwide (OCLC: 25066781) . Ex-library with usual markings. Very Good Condition. (AMR-65-7), Amr7, bible4

London George Vickers 1868. The penny dreadful edition of Vickers' series of Fairy Books for Boys and Girls, bound from the 25 weekly parts and featuring 22 full page colour illustrations by "Phiz" (Hablot K. Browne), without the black and white illustrations which featured in the earlier edition and with fewer tales. Printed by Robson and Son. 398 pages, containing 98 tales, not all from the Brothers Grimm. The book is bound in the publisher's blue cloth, lettered and decorated in gilt and blind, the spine has been re-backed at some point onto similarly toned blue cloth, the boards are somewhat bumped, rubbed and faded, more so to the spine, with minor tears to the cloth. The text block has gilt to all edges, it retains the original and rather striking colour title page, with the publishing information cropped at the bottom to fit the format, the pages are slightly toned, there is minor foxing and slight cracking and the endpapers were probably replaced when the spine was re-backed, though the paper used looks to be Victorian and they may be the originals. Arguably even more uncommon than the 1861 original due to the even cheaper production processes used.

Washington DC: Gideon. First edition, presentation copy to W. E. Robinson from his friend Dan'l Webster. Wraps bound into recent half morocco gilt, with additional signature of Webster appended to front wrap, and with additional note from 1868 on Connecticut Courant letterhead from Robinson to a Mr. Sanborn asking him to send his semi-weekly columns to his Walden address rather than a former one. He also makes mention of Sanborn's latest article and how it will be interesting to a number of readers. This same copy, minus the additional material, was sold at Sotheby's in 1985 for a total of $522 including buyer's commission. The Rhode Island Question centered on Dorr's Rebellion of 1841-42, which was a populist rebellion to change antiquated electoral laws in Rhode Island that dated back to 1663 requiring voters to own land, which in addition to later laws requiring voters to be white and have at least $134 to their name, made for widespread disenfranchisement. Very Good.

New York, 1868, 1872 and 1874: Harper and Brothers. First American Editions. Octavo. . First editions in book form. Double column. Broughton: 176pp., De Mille: 132pp., illustrated. and Trollope 61pp. (2) frontispiece illustrations. Rhoda Broughton's work was notable for being slightly risqué. Anthony Trollope commented in his autobiography that "she has made her ladies do and say things which ladies would not do and say". The novelist and critic Mrs. Oliphant was horrified by Broughton's "uncleanly suggestions". Her novels were soon banned from circulating libraries. James De Mille was a Canadian author whose works were serialized in magazines before being published in book form.(see Watters, Canadian Literature, p. 273) Trollope's Harry Heathcote was inspired when he traveled to Australia to visit his son during Christmas one year in the Bush of Australia. Bound in 3/4 tan morocco over marbled paper covered boards, raised bands with two compartments lettered in gilt, marbled endpapers some light scattered foxing to first few leaves of Brougton's work.

- s.d. (1868), 40x29,5cm, relié. - Album contenente 99 fotografie in stampa d'epoca su carta albume, tutte finemente valorizzate a mano. Legatura del tempo in angoli di cioccolato a metà marocchino, retro con cinque nervature adornate con reti fredde, scatole triple e motivi tipografici freddi, tripla rete fredda su piatti di carta goffrata con motivi giapponesi su tavole di legno, guardie e appartamenti di carta fatta a mano, tutti a fette rosse. - [FRENCH VERSION FOLLOWS] Superbe album contenant 99 photographies grand format (21,5 x 27,5 cm) en tirage d'époque sur papier albuminé, toutes superbement rehaussées à la main. Toutes les photographies sont des portraits en pied réalisés en studio et en extérieur. Presque tous les clichés présentent, en regard, une légende en anglais contrecollée sur la page de gauche ; ces courts textes sont l'œuvre de James William Murray commissaire général adjoint à Yokohama. Reliure de l'époque en demi maroquin chocolat à coins, dos à cinq nerfs ornés de filets à froid, triples caissons et motifs typographiques à froid, triple filet à froid sur les plats de papier gaufré à motifs typographiques japonisants sur ais de bois, gardes et contreplats de papier à la cuve, toutes tranches rouges. Un petit accroc en marge basse du plat supérieur, mors et coins légèrement frottés. Exceptionnel album photographique, le tout premier publié au Japon à l'aube de l'ère Meiji par l'un des plus importants photographes du XIXème siècle, ultime et émouvant témoignage de la fin d'un monde jusqu'alors méconnu de la majorité des occidentaux. Felice Beato (1833-1 … [Cliquez ci-dessous pour une description complète]

1868. Fine. s.d. (1868), 40x29,5cm, relié. - Photograph album - ""Native types"" N. d. [1868], 40 x 29,5 cm, contemporary half morocco Superb album containing 99 large format original photographs (21,5 x 27,5 cm) printed on albumen paper, all superbly watercolored by hand. All of the photographs are full-length portraits that have been taken in the studio and outside. Almost all of the pictures have an English caption glued to the opposite left-hand page; these short texts are the work of James William Murray, Assistant Commissioner General in Yokohama. Contemporary binding in half dark brown morocco, spine in five compartments decorated with blind tooling, triple compartments and blind tooled typographical motifs, triple blind tooling on the embossed paper boards with Japanese-inspired typographical motifs on wooden boards, marbled endpapers, all edges red. A small snag on the bottom margin of the upper cover, joints and corners slightly rubbed. Exceptional photograph album, the very first published in Japan at the start of the Meiji period by one of the most significant photographers of the 19th century; ultimate and moving testimony to the end of a world that was, until then, largely unknown to the majority of Westerners. Felice Beato (1833-1908) arrived in Japan in 1863, at the invitation of his friend Charles Wirgman (1832-1891), illustrator and journalist for the Illustrated London News, whom he met in China some years previously when, as a military reporter, he covered the Second Opium War. This Chinese period, during which he also put together photograph albums, … [Cliquez ci-dessous pour une description complète]

Boston: Houghton, Mifflin and Company(1868). Some rubbing to extremities ; 12mo; 470 pages, Very Good+

Boston: Nichols & Noyes, 1868. VERY GOOD. Wear on edges and scuffs on cover (See photos) Binding solid - all pages intact. No writing.NO FOXING. All tissue guards for plates still intact. Beautiful copy of this rare ornithological work from 1868. First Edition. Royal Quarto. 587 pages with illustrations and 27 chromolithographic plates with tissue guards. Three quarter dark brown leather binding with five raised bands (cord bound). Marbled boards and endpapers. Gilt lettering on spine. Gilt Page tops. Please email any questions. Free shipping. [Attributes: First Edition]

Frisch und Deutsch. 106 X le Puce Humoristisch-Satirische Journal Vienne 1868-1870 + 3 Probenummern Cette fiche produit a été automatiquement traduite. Si vous avez des questions, n'hésitez pas à nous contacter. 106 Numéro : le journal satirique humoristique aux puces Vienne 1868-1870 La puce était un journal satirique hebdomadaire autrichien humoristique publié de 1868 à 1919 à Vienne. En outre, le nombre de 51 à 1869 avec la caricature de la Miss Meyerhoff, comédienne au théâtre. Il a poursuivi la puce de Karl éditeur, l'arrêt a été émis le 4 mars 1869, conformément à la de négociations du processus, le nombre de saisies 51 a été autorisé à la Redaktuer n'est plus distribué a peine de l'arrestation de 4 semaines (le dépôt). Présents : 3 numéros d'échantillons datant de 1868 (publié comme supplément au « débat ») ; Vintage I. 1869 (51 des 52 numéros) ; Vintage II. 1870 (52 numéros) Vienne, frais et en allemand Editeur Responsable : puces de Karl La moitié cuir liaison, environ 46,5 x 32 cm Nn 12 p., 216 p., 32. S. (étaient) ; 212 p. 14 nn ; S. (enceinte) Couverture frottée et cogné, document de référence partiellement frotté (défauts). Déposés sur 10 feuilles sur le bord, une feuille avec déchirez larme et démolition existante, sur les 5 pages dans la marge de blanche, une feuille avec environ 1 cm x 1 cm grande déchirure dans l'image, partiellement colorée, 4 pales grandement facilité. Titre laisse surtout avec tampon de journal (taxe de journal). Il manque le numéro 26 dans sa première année, les plats d'accompagnement seulement partiellement disponibles. Dans l'ensemble … [Cliquez ci-dessous pour une description complète]

London. The Illustrated London News. 07-18- 1868. Halman (illus). Wood engraving, Supplement to the July 18, 1868 issue of The Illustrated London News, image 15 3/4 x 46 inches on sheet size 23 x 52 inches, multiple folds as issued. Four inch tear to right upper fold, some additional creasing at fold lines, three short tears to top edge, faint spots to lower left margin (outside image area), in all other aspects in very good condition of this type of publication. Blank verso. Stunningly detailed panoramic cityscape of Edinburgh, Scotland, drawn by Halman.

1868.de legitimitate breviarii missalis ordinis cisterciensis.Marchesi The description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. Title: of legitimitate breviarii missalis ordinis cisterciensis Author: Marchesi EDItEUR: Typographia Rev.Cam.Apostolicae -Year of publication: 1868 Snack: 486p. Binding: Binding of the time full percaline Format: 21 / 30cm ref:18 - 01-2016 | Z15-404 See photos below. Web - applications custom - programming design Created by eBay Turbo Lister The tool support JavaScript. Put your items fast and easy and manage your active items.

Wien: Frisch und Deutsch, 1868. Einband berieben und bestossen, Bezugspapier teilweise beschabt (Fehlstellen).Etwa 10 Blatt am Rand hinterlegt, ein Blatt mit Einriss und vorhandenen Abriss, ca. 5 Blatt mit Ausriss im weißen Rand,ein Blatt mit ca. 1 cm x 1cm großen Ausriss in der Abildung, teilweise ankoloriert (alt), 4 Blatt stark gelockert.Titelblätter meist mit Zeitungsstempel (Zeitungssteuer).Es fehlt die Nummer 26 im ersten Jahrgang, die Beilagen nur teilweise vorhanden.Insgesamt noch guter Zustand. 106 Nummern : Der Floh humoristisch-satirische Zeitung Wien 1868-1870 Der Floh war eine österreichische humoristisch-satirische Wochenzeitung,die zwischen 1868 und 1919 in Wien erschien. Dabei auch die Nummer 51 aus dem Jahr 1869 mit der Karikatur des Fräulein Meyerhoff, Schauspielerin am Carlstheater. Diese verklagte den Redakteur Karl Floh, das Urteil erging am 4.März 1869, lt. der abgedruckter Prozessverhandlung, durfte die beschlagnahmte Nummer 51 nicht mehr weiterverbreitet, der Redaktuer erhielt 4-wöchige Arreststrafe (auf Kaution). Vorliegend: 3 Probenummern aus dem Jahr 1868 (als Beilage zur "Debatte" erschienen); Jahrgang I. 1869 (51 von 52 Nummern); Jahrgang II. 1870 (52 Nummern) Wien, Frisch und Deutsch Verantwortlicher Redakteur : Karl Floh Halbledereinband, ca. 46,5 x 32 cm 12 S., 216 S., 32 nn.S. (Beilagen); 212 S., 14 nn.S. (Beilagen) Einband berieben und bestossen, Bezugspapier teilweise beschabt (Fehlstellen). Etwa 10 Blatt am Rand hinterlegt, ein Blatt mit Einriss und vorhandenen Abriss, ca. 5 Blatt mit Ausriss im weißen Rand,ein Blatt mit ca. 1 cm x 1cm gr … [Cliquez ci-dessous pour une description complète]

Nichols and Noyes, Boston, 1868. (10 1/8 x 7 1/4 inches). 24 chromolithographed plates by John H. Buffords, 4 hand-coloured line engravings. Contemporary half brown morocco and brown cloth covered boards, spine with raised bands in six compartments, lettered in the second and fourth, the others with a repeat decoration in gilt, marbled endpapers A deluxe large paper, fully coloured issue. "In presenting this volume to the public, I would say that my chief aim in its preparation has been to supply the great demand for some work that might be accessible to all . The want of such a volume is keenly appreciated by our students in this interesting branch of natural history; and, as all the editions of the valuable and popular works of Wilson and Nuttall are out of print, it has long been almost entirely unsupplied" (Preface). Samuels's work was issued in a variety of formats: with the 24 lithographed plates in black and white and the 4 plates of eggs coloured, with all the plates coloured (i.e. 24 chromolithographed plate and 4 hand coloured), and a large paper issue with all the plates coloured (like the present). [Attributes: Hard Cover]

1868. Complet - 9x book Amazing, old and wondefull edition History of Russia in XIX. very good condition - look at the photos need more photos - let me know.

Artikeldetails Die berühmte Fußkünstlerin Louise Ebbighausen, ohne Arme geboren, hat die Ehre, in ihren außerordentlichen Fußleistungen sich zu produciren. Dieselbe hat es in ihrer Kunst so weit gebracht, daß sie nicht nur allein mit den Füßen esssen und trinken kann, sondern die geschicktesten weiblichen Arbeiten zu verrichten im Stande ist, z. B. das Häkeln, Nähen, Stricken, Schreiben, Spinnen u. s. w., dieses verrichtet sie alles mit den Füßen, und zwar mit solcher Leichtigkeit, wie man es sonst mit den Händen verrichten sieht. Die Künstlerin hatte auf ihren Reisen bereits die Ehre, vor sämmtlichen europäischen Höfen sich zu produciren und können Damen sich an ihrem Unterrich betheiligen im Verfertigen künstlicher Blumen aus Wachs und Perlen. (Unterzeichner:) C. Steiner. [Freakshows.] - Druck von J. G. Ling in Ulm, ca. 1868. Einblattdruck mit typographischem Text im Rahmen und kl. Holzschnitt-Portrait der Louise Ebbighausen. Blattgr.: 31 x 21 cm. Sprache: Deutsch Bestell-Nr: 20349 Bemerkungen: Der umtriebige Veranstalter Steiner wirbt mit reichen Geschenken für jede gelöste Eintrittskarte, von Damenkleidern bis hin zu silbernen Taschenuhren. - Exemplar aus der Circus-Sammlung des Herzog Max in Bayern (1808-1888), mit dessen eigenhänd. Vermerk "München, Jakobidult 1868".EUR 600,00 (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 (2019-01-30).

London, J. Davy and Sons. 1868. hardcover. Used, Hardcover (no jacket). Comprising parts one to seven bound into one volume (28th July 1868 - 10th July 1871): green leather; marbled boards and endpapers; attractive gilt decoration on spine. Buyer and hammer price marked against each lot in contemporaneous pen, including recognisable names such as Sotheran's, Quaritch, Lilly, etc. Edges and extremities worn and a little scuffed; occasional minor wear, corrections, or other marking to pages; interior remains very well-preserved, particularly considering age. A good, soundly bound and interesting volume. TS. Good.

Frisch and German. 106 x the Flea Humorous Satirical Newspaper Vienna 1868-1870 +3 Probenummern The description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. 106 numbers: The flea humorous satirical newspaper Vienna 1868-1870 The flea was an Austrian humorous satirical weekly newspaper published from 1868 to 1919 in Vienna. Also, the number of 51 from 1869 with the caricature of the Miss Meyerhoff, an actress at the theatre. This sued the editor Karl flea, the judgment was issued on March 4, 1869, according to the from process negotiations, the seized number 51 was allowed to the Redaktuer no longer distributed received 4-week arrest penalty (on deposit). Present: 3 sample numbers from the year 1868 (published as a supplement to the "debate"); Vintage I. 1869 (51 of 52 numbers); Vintage II. 1870 (52 numbers) Vienna, fresh, and German Responsible editor: Karl flea Half leather binding, approximately 46.5 x 32 cm Nn 12 p., 216 p., 32. S. (were); 212 p. 14 nn; S. (enclosures) Cover rubbed and bumped, reference paper partially rubbed (defects). Deposited about 10 sheets on the edge, a sheet with with tear off tear and existing demolition, about 5 pages in the white margin, a sheet with about 1 cm x 1 cm large tear in the picture, partially coloured, 4 blade greatly eased. Title leaves mostly with newspaper stamp (newspaper tax). It lacks the number 26 in its first year, the side dishes only partially available. Overall good condition. 3 rare sample numbers. I describe to the best of knowledge and belief, the books not … [Cliquez ci-dessous pour une description complète]

Toledo, Ohio: Daily Commercial Steam Book and Job Printing House, 1868. Condition: Very good +. Octavo, 393pp. A very good or better copy in the publisher's paper-covered boards with advertisements, and balck morocco spine. General wear to the extremities, though less than one usually sees, and stunningly bright and clean internally. Some signatures on diffierent-colored paper (mostly blue). Many, many contemporary advertisements, including some with engraved illustrations. OCLC records scattered holdings of this directory from the same era, but just a single holding of this particular year (Ohio History Connection). An essential volume of granular history, dating from the boom of this industrial powerhouse on the Maumee. [Attributes: First Edition]

Lucas Co. Ohio, 1868. MARSTON, John B. City of Toledo Lucas Co. Ohio, 1868. Fine folding lithographed map (68 x 53 4/8 inches), laid down on linen in 25 sections. The title upper left, and a lithograph of Brown's Hotel laid down lower right. Tipped-in to original maroon cloth wallet (front cover detached). Provenance: from the important cartographical library of Warren Heckrotte, his sale, Rare Cartography, Exploration and Voyages, part III, March 10th, 2016, lot 203 An attractive, detailed and large scale, map of Toledo, Ohio. Warren Heckrotte comments that "Lots are shown and numbered. Areas of Visalia and Port Lawrence, the original two towns from which Toledo was formed are named. The Atlas of Ohio, 1872, has a reduced size version of Marston's map of Toledo, which shows some additions." By the time this map was published the Erie Canal, which had opened in 1845, brought significant business to Toledo, turning it into a growing seaport along Lake Erie. When railroads began to emerge as a key form of transportation in Ohio in the second half of the nineteenth century, "Toledo became a destination for a number of railroad lines. In addition, a number of industries began to emerge in the city, including furniture companies, carriage makers, breweries, railroad manufacturing companies, and glass companies, among others. The Libbey Glass Works was located in Toledo and helped to make the community known as the "City of Glass." By 1880, Toledo boasted a population of more than fifty thousand people, making it one of the largest cities in the state. Many immigrants began t … [Cliquez ci-dessous pour une description complète]

Cassell, Petter, and Galpin, London, 1868. First edition, 8vo, pp. xvi, 397, [1], [2] ads; 8 wood-engraved plates; original pictorial blue cloth stamped in gilt on upper cover and spine; binding a bit soiled and small cracks at the spine extremities, but generally a very good, sound copy. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]

Herder, 1868. Mobile in legno, alto cm. 55, lungo cm. 59, profondo cm. 20. Sul lato sinistro si notano due manopole che fanno girare due perni, sempre in legno, su cui scorre un nastro in carta forte formato da 34 incisioni , di Heineman, a colori che riproducono dalla Creazione del mondo, alla nascita di Gesù , per terminare con la Pentecoste. Sotto ogni incisione è scritta una breve didascalia in lingua tedesca a carattere gotico. L'incisione raffigurante l'Ultima cena presenta un piccolo restauro. Perfettamente funzionante.

Paris, Furne, Jouvet et Cie, (1868) ; in-8, demi-chagrin marron, dos à nerfs, caissons dorés avec un fleuron, tranches dorées (Quinet) ; 316 pp., seize lithographies en couleurs, protégées par des serpentes légendées. Edition originale de ce joli conte de fée sous-marine, inspiré probablement par les expériences de sous-marins pendant la première moitié du XIXè siècle, et de la création du scaphandre avec habit de caoutchouc de Cabirol en 1857. Né à La Flèche dans la Sarthe, Pierre de La Blanchère a fait l'école forestière ; il est garde général en 1848 et, à Nantes, il monte un atelier de photographie ; il sera chargé de photographier les poissons de mer et d'eau douce. A part quelques rares et très claires rousseurs, l'exemplaire est en bel état, très frais, dans une reliure de bon goût avec des illustrations bien inspirées. Peu courant dans cette condition. Port et assurance inclus pour tout envoi en France Métropolitaine.

Condition: Very Good. New York: G. W. & C. B. Colton. Very Good. 1868. Map. An early hand-colored pocket section map of Iowa, with a decorative seashell scroll border. Bound in brown cloth blind embossed boards with gilt imprint. Rubbed corners and edges. Light soil, light fold toning, and a few fold corner holes on map sheet, which measures 28" x 39". Contains an 1867 population table.; 6 1/8" x 4".

95 Volumes bound in 69 Volumes. Dublin, John Falconer, 1868-1972. Quarto. Volume I (1868) - Volume XXIV (1890) (Volume III missing) and Volume 85 (1951) - Volume 106 (1972). Original Hardcover (Original half leather with gilt lettering to spine). Two Volumes in modern bindings (Volumes 102 and 104). Good condition with some stronger signs of external wear. Very few bindings in poor condition. From the library of irish independent politician and solicitor Jasper Travers Wolfe of Skibbereen. Extremely scarce as original set and in such a consecutive run of corresponding volumes. No offer on the international market at the moment of cataloging. Representative Pagination Examples for two 19th century Volumes of the Irish Law Times. Volume I: XX, 808, 112 pages / Volume XXIV: XV, 666 pages.

Lippincott, 1868. 662 pages. 8vo, 255x165 mm, original cloth, spine faded and stained, peripheral discoloration on covers; scattered minor spotting. Small loss tocloth covering towards bottom of front hinge. Hinges, binding and text block quite solid. First edition of the author's major work. 'It established Watson as one of the leading American experts in celestial mechanics and orbital theory' (ANB). BEA, pages 1198-99; Houzeau & Lancaster 11822. PROVENANCE-Astronomy and Science Books from the Collection of Martin C. Gutzwiller.

Easton Press Alfred Lord Tennyson's IDYLLS OF THE KING The breathtaking Gustave Doré illustrated edition of 1868, in a Deluxe Limited Edition of 600Tennyson's classic treatment of the Arthurian legends in the incomparable edition illustrated by the great Gustave Doré. Published in 1868, this breathtaking volume contains 37 large images that capture the grandeur, mystery and magic of King Arthur, Merlin and the other legendary characters. With sumptuous paper, a deeply inlaid and intricate cover design, a velvet-lined slipcase with matching design, and beautifully marbled endpapers, this generously oversized edition - 12" x 16" - is a beautiful representation of the work of masters Tennyson and Doré. Oversized volume. 12" x 16", 392pp Factory Sealed - Shrink Wrapped Deluxe Edition with Slip Cover.