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First edition. 433 pages. Hardcover: H 25.75cm x L 17.25cm. Original dark brown cloth. Front board detached; strong wear to board corners as well as along top and bottom edges; spine ends worn even with top and bottom text block edges, vertical surface tear to top 7cm of spine cloth; spine's gilt lettering dulled but still legible. Handwritten ink number at top corner of front pastedown with large light brown stain at center; missing front free endpaper and perhaps a flyleaf; past owner's ink name stamp on front flyleaf; Chicago bookseller's ink stamp on front fly with same bookseller's blindstamp at top right corner of title page (Barker's, 131 E. Madison St.); shallow dark stains at top margins of several early leaves; scattered light to occasionally strong foxing to interior leaves with some page corners creased; another blindstamp at top of pages 15-16; pages 77-78 slightly pulled; pages 151-152 edgeworn and toned; pencil notations on soiled rear pastedown. B/w tables/plates illustrating various fossils collate as follows: I between pages 308-309; IV and V between pages 312-313; VI between pages 314-315; VII, VIII, and IX between pages 400-401; and II and III bound-in after page 433. B/w illustration of "The Natural Steps" geological formation in Arkansas by David Dale Owen present on page 68. Although no list of the book's requisite illustrations is provided; the book apparently lacks at least six colored plates of views and a folding map of Hot Spring County, Arkansas according to OCLC citations. A poor copy which should be re-cased. Text comprised of "Note by the Administrator;" "Introductory Letter;" "Introduction" (pages 7-12); "Report of a Geological Reconnoissance of Part of the State of Arkansas" (pages 13-153); "Survey of the Fourche Cove in Pulaski County, Arkansas" by Joseph Lesley (pages 155-162); "Chemical analysis of the Soils, Subsoils, Underclays, Clays, and Nitre-Earths of Arkansas" collected by D.D. Owen . . . and analyzed by Robert Peter (pages 163-287); "Chemical Analyses Made for the Geological Survey of Arkansas" by William Elderhorst (pages 289-294); "Botanical and Palaeontological Report on the Geological State Survey of Arkansas" by Leo Lesquereux (pages 295-399); "Second Report of a Geological Reconnoissance of a Part of the State of Arkansas, Made During the Years 1859 and 1860" by Edward T. Cox (pages 401-420); and Index (pages 421-433). Please note that this book has an approximate shipping weight of 3.25 pounds and will require additional postage for any postal class other than domestic Media Mail.…

Revised edition (as stated on title page and at head of spine). 250, [14] pages. Hardcover: H 19.75cmx L 13cm. Contemporary dark brown cloth rubbed; cloth loss at frayed spine ends; tearing at joint ends; bumped board corners worn. Modest personal library bookplate of George Little (1838-1924; Confederate Army officer, Mississippi state geologist, Georgia state geologist, etc.) affixed at center of front pastedown and another on rear pastedown; three-line ink inscription "George Little | Oakland College | Nov. 1860 Miss." on front free endpaper; some interior foxing. Binding is firm. With b/w frontispiece, b/w illustrations inset amongst text, and Gould and Lincoln fourteen page advertising section at rear. …

Soft cover. Condición: Good. 1st Edition, Illustrated Edition. AINSWORTH, William Harrison (1805-1882), editor and contributor; LONGFELLOW, Henry Wadsworth (1807-1882), contributor. Bentley's Miscellany. Vol. VII, No. XLIII. London: Richard Bentley, New Burlington Street, June 1, 1840. First Edition. Original monthly part in the publisher's printed pictorial wrappers. Octavo (8vo). Contains the June installment of William Harrison Ainsworth's Guy Fawkes: A Historical Romance, part of its first appearance in periodical form, illustrated by George Cruikshank with the plate "Guy Fawkes preventing Sir W. Radcliffe from joining the Conspiracy." Also contains Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's poem "The Evening Star," p. 560. Although so titled in Bentley's Miscellany, the poem is the work now known as The Light of Stars, first collected in Longfellow's Voices of the Night in 1839, beginning "The night is come, but not too soon." An interesting early British periodical printing of Longfellow under an alternate title. Additional contents include "A Day at Eton," the concluding index to Volume VII, and contributions by Sam Slick, Charles Mackay, Alfred Crowquill, J. A. Wade, Mrs. Gore, Lady Georgiana Fullerton, Albert Smith, and others. Guy Fawkes was serialized in Bentley's Miscellany beginning in January 1840, with Cruikshank's illustrations forming an integral part of its first appearance in periodical form. This June number contains the sixth monthly installment of the serial. Contents with an unopened leaf; generally clean with scattered foxing and toning. Plates heavily foxed. Binding remains sound, with visible stitching and some looseness at the edges. Original wrappers worn and soiled, with chipping, creasing, and edge loss. Complete with all text, pages, and plates. A Good copy. Additional original monthly parts of Bentley's Miscellany containing Ainsworth's Guy Fawkes are listed separately in my inventory; please inquire if interested in purchasing multiple issues together. [Attributes: First Edition; Soft Cover; Illustrated; Original Wrappers.]. CRUIKSHANK, George (1792-1878) (ilustrador).…

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Insieme di 7 documenti manoscritti. - 1 documento (cm. 20x15) su 4 pp. in chiara grafia francese di 70 righe circa; - 1 documento (cm. 20x17) in chiara grafia francese, 28 righe - 5 piccoli foglietti di appunti che riportano testi antichi.

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PARIS, Imp. de Lemercier Bernard et C. - s.d. (XIXe) - Lithographie en buste par Léon Noël d'après F. Winterhalter [61,5 cm (h) x 44,5 cm (l) / 34x29 cm].Rousseurs éparses en marges sur papier roussi, bon état pour la partie lithographique. Louis-Philippe I (1773-1850), fils aîné de Louis-Philippe-Joseph, duc d'Orléans, et de Louise-Marie-Adélaïde de Bourbon fille du duc de Penthièvre, époux de Marie-Amélie de Bourbon-Sicile (1782-1866). Français Gravures.…

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Insieme di c.ca 30 carte di appunti manoscritti a inchiostro bruno sullo studio di Atlantide. Corpus da studio. Alcuni interventi sono in lingua francese.

Kein Einband. Condición: Gut. Vorhanden sind: 1.) 22-seitige Kriegs-Rechnung (Entwurf) von Ehrstädt, "besagend, was die hiesige Gemeinde vom 2. Octbr. 1805 bis 13. Sept. 1806 geleistet, prässiert(?), geliefert, und Einquartierungen gehabt hat." 2.) Eigenhändiger halbseitiger Brief des Grundherrn Johann Christoph III. von Degenfeld (1769-1849) an den Schultheißen Grabenstein in Ehrstätt, den Brotverkauf betreffend. Datiert Neuhaus, 8. Oktober 1805, mit schönem Siegel. 3.) 1-seitige Rechnung "der gehabten Unkosten, welche der Obmann, Anton Würz, bey Abführung des Haber, Heu und Stroh in's französische Magazin nach Heilbronn, den 8. Oktober 1805, nach seiner Angabe gehabt hat." 4.) 2-seitiges Dokument Ehrstädt, 14. Oktober 1805: Schätzung des Werts der Pferde der Gemeinde Ehrstädt durch den Juden Seligmann. 5.) Brief der Ritterschaft Heilbronn vom 3. November 1805 an die Gemeinde Ehrstädt, über Bereitstellung von Männern zum Bau eines Wegs von Rohrbach nach Adersbach auf Befehl des französischen Kriegsministers in München. Mit schönem Siegel auf der Adressseite. 6.) Bericht des Schultheißen Grabenstadt, datiert Ehrstädt, 1.(?) September 1805, über fehlende Schubkarren. Darunter eigenhändige Antwort von Johann Christoph III. von Degenfeld, über Bereitstellung einer Mannschaft und Beschaffung von Schubkarren. Umfang ins. 1 Seite. 7.) 1-seitiges Schreiben vom Oberlieutenant Mejer, datiert Bischoffsheim, 6. März 1806, über Einquartierung des Württ. Infanterie-Regiments Herzog Wilhelm in Ehrstädt. 8.) 1-seitiger Brief des Amtmanns Werner(?) in Massenach (vom 9. Mai 1806) an den Amtmann Müller in Ehrstädt, über französische Einquartierung. 9.) halbseitige Quittung des Landes-Commissariats Heilbronn vom 5. September 1806, über den Beitrag der Gemeinde Ehrstädt zur "Verpflegung der Division Gudin, während ihrer Reunion bei Heilbronn." -- Anbei neun kleinere Dokumente von 1806 (eines von 1807), meist Quittungen über Einquartierungen etc., teils auch auf französisch, sowie zwei undatierte Dokumente gleicher Art (ob sie aus diesen Jahren stammen, ist aber unsicher). -- Deutsche, selten auch französische Handschriften auf Papier, meist im Folio-Format. -- Zustand: Papier teils fleckig und mit leichten Randschäden; meist in gutem Zustand. Signatur des Verfassers.…

4pp, 8vo, paginated 401-404. Originally a bifolium, but with the leaves separated. In fair condition, lightly aged, with each leaf carrying in a margin a strip of paper from the mount. Several fold lines. Page one carries the half-penny tax stamp. In small print and double column. The entire number concerns the battle. Begins: 'Admiralty-Office, April 15, 1801. | CAPTAIN OTWAY, of His Majesty's Ship the London, arrived in Town this Morning with Dispatches from Admiral Sir Hyde Parker, Commander in Chief of a Squadron of His Majesty's Ships employed on a particular Service, to Evan Nepean Esq; dated on board the London, in Copenhagen-Roads, the 6th Instant, of which the following are Copies:' Parker's long letter to Nepean follows, including, for example: 'Vice-Admiral Lord Nelson, having offered his Services for conducting the Attack, had, some Days before we entered the Sound, shifted his Flag to the Elephant; and after having examined and buoyed the Outer Channel of the Middle Ground, his Lordship proceeded with the Twelve Ships of the Line named in the Margin, all the Frigates, Bombs, Fire-Ships, and all the small Vessels, and that Evening anchored off Draco Point to make his Disposition for the Attack, and wait for the Wind to the Southward.' A postscript follows, and then copies of two letters apiece from Parker and 'the Commanding Officer of Cronenberg Castle', Stricker (the latter in translation). This is followed by Nelson's account of the battle (signed in type 'NELSON and BRONTE.'), addressed from 'Elephant, off Copenhagen, | 3d April, 1801.' It includes: 'From the very intricate Navigation, the Bellona and Russel unfortunately grounded, but although not in the Situation assigned them, yet so placed as to be of Great Service. The Agamemnon could not weather the Shoal of the Middle, and was obliged to anchor; but not the smallest Blame can be attached to Captain Fancourt; it was an Event to which all the Ships were liable.' Nelson concludes: 'The Loss in such a Battle has naturally been very heavy. Amongst many other brave Officers and Men who were killed, I have with Sorrow to place the Name of Captain Mosse, of the Monarch, who has left a Wife and Six Children to lament his Loss; and, among the Wounded, that of Captain Sir Thomas B. Thompson of the Bellona.' The number ends with a long 'List of the Killed and Wounded in the Attack on the Enemy's Line of Defence, Batteries, &c. on the 2d of April 1801.'.…

Condición: Good. Color ltihograph. 59 x 39 cm. image size. Matted. After Franz Xaver Winterhalter (1805-1873), Léon Noël (1807-1884, lithographer)Portrait of H.R.H. Maria Francisca, Duchesse de Montpensier (1832-1897)1848, ParisOriginal 19th Century lithograph, 59 x 39 cm (plate)Imprinted below image: 'Peint par F. Winterhalter en 1847 / Imprimé par Lemercier à Paris / Lithographie par LéonNoël en 1848'A lithograph by Léon Noël after the original full-length by F.X. Winterhalter, c. 1848 (oil on canvas, 218 x 149.5 cm,Musée National du Château de Versailles, MV 5206). H.R.H. Maria Francisca Luisa Fernanda, Duchesse de Montpensier(30.01.1832, Madrid - 1.02.1897, Seville), youngest daughter of HM Ferdinand VII, King of Spain (1784-1833), sisterof HM Isabel II, Queen of Spain (1830-1904), and wife of H.R.H. Antoine d'Orléans, Duc de Montpensier (1824-1890),the youngest son of H.M. Louis-Philippe, King of the French.BIBLIOGRAPHY: See Franz Xaver Winterhalter (1805-1873): Catalogue Raisonné; no 355.…

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PARIS, Lemercier - 1846 - Lithographie [89 cm (h) x 62,5 cm (l) / 81x47] en pied par Léon Noël en 1846, d'après F. Winterhalter en 1845. Bel exemplaire. Prince cadet sans avenir politique, 1797-1862, époux de Marie-Clémentine d'Orléans, Princesse de Saxe-Cobourg-Gotha, 3e fille de Louis-Philippe. Français Gravures. …

PARIS, Lemercier - 1843 - Lithographie [79 cm (h) x 57 cm (l) / 55x42 cm] en buste par Léon Noël en 1843, d'après F. Winterhalter en 1843. Bel exemplaire. Louis (1814-1896), duc de Nemours, second fils de Louis-Philippe, épouse Victoire de Saxe-Cobourg et Gotha. Français Gravures.

PARIS, Lemercier - 1843 - Lithographie en buste [79 cm (h) x 57 cm (l) / 55x42 cm] par Léon Noël en 1843, d'après F. Winterhalter en 1839. Bel exemplaire. Prince protestant, cadet de maison royale, marié en 1837 à Marie d'Orléans (qui mourut en 1839, laissant un fils unique). Français Gravures.

PARIS, Imp. de Lemercier Bernard et C. - s.d. (XIXe) - Lithographie en buste par Louis Noël d'après F. Winterhalter [80 cm (h) x 57 cm (l) / 48,5x41 cm]). Rousseurs éparses en marges, bon état pour la partie lithographique. Louis-Philippe I (1773-1850), fils aîné de Louis-Philippe-Joseph, duc d'Orléans, et de Louise-Marie-Adélaïde de Bourbon fille du duc de Penthièvre, époux de Marie-Amélie de Bourbon-Sicile (1782-1866). Français Gravures.…

PARIS, Lemercier - 1844 - Lithographie en pied [79,5 cm (h) x 57 cm (l) / 56x41 cm] par Léon Noël en 1844, d'après F. Winterhalter en 1843. Bel exemplaire. Duc de Chartres (1840-1910), seconf fils du Duc d'Orléans (+1842), frère cadet du premier Comte de Paris. Il épouse sa cousine Françoise, fille du Prince de Joinville. Leur fils Jean, Duc de Guise, est le Père de Henri, Comte de Paris (+1999). Français Gravures.…

PARIS, Imp. de Lemercier Bernard et C. - s.d. (XIXe) - ENSEMBLE DE 2 LITHOGRAPHIES - Lithographies [80 cm (h) x 57 cm (l)] en buste par Louis Noël, d'après F. Winterhalter [48,5x41 cm] d'après Hersent [48x42 cm]. L'ENSEMBLE DES 2 LITHOGRAPHIES en bon état - rousseurs éparses hors lithographies. Louis-Philippe I (1773-1850), fils aîné de Louis-Philippe-Joseph, duc d'Orléans, et de Louise-Marie-Adélaïde de Bourbon fille du duc de Penthièvre, époux de Marie-Amélie de Bourbon-Sicile (1782-1866).Marie-Amélie de Bourbon (1782-1866), fille de Ferdinand IV roi de Naples et de Marie-Caroline d'Autriche, épouse de Louis-Philippe I (1773-1850). Français Gravures. …