AA. VV. - Regolamento sulle Dogane e sulle Privative dello Stato - 1835





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Regolamento sulle dogane e sulle privative dello Stato, by AA. VV., 1st official edition (1835) in Italian, bound in half-leather, 424 pages, 23.5 × 15 cm, published by Imperiale Regia Stamperia in Milano, an official Austro-Hungarian administrative collection on customs regulations, duties and state privileges for the Lombardy–Veneto Kingdom.
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Important and official normative collection of the Austrian Empire relating to customs discipline, duties, and state prerogatives for the Lombardo-Venetian Kingdom. The work details general provisions, collection methods, norms on the circulation of goods, and the complete analytical index.
Regulation on customs and state prerogatives. First official edition, Milan, Imperial Royal Print Shop, 1835.
PP.: (IV), XXXVII, (III), 279, (I). COMPLETE.
Copy with maps in overall very good condition, with the usual signs of use and time. Very interesting are the pencil annotations by the old and important owner: Guido Borromeo Arese, 12th Marquis of Angera (1818–1890), Italian politician and noble.
Binding in contemporaneous half-leather with the title and the owner's initials ("G. B.") impressed in gold on the spine. Endpapers in marbled paper present, with the ex libris of Luigi Poggi affixed to the front paste-down. Blue-sprayed edges.
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Important and official normative collection of the Austrian Empire relating to customs discipline, duties, and state prerogatives for the Lombardo-Venetian Kingdom. The work details general provisions, collection methods, norms on the circulation of goods, and the complete analytical index.
Regulation on customs and state prerogatives. First official edition, Milan, Imperial Royal Print Shop, 1835.
PP.: (IV), XXXVII, (III), 279, (I). COMPLETE.
Copy with maps in overall very good condition, with the usual signs of use and time. Very interesting are the pencil annotations by the old and important owner: Guido Borromeo Arese, 12th Marquis of Angera (1818–1890), Italian politician and noble.
Binding in contemporaneous half-leather with the title and the owner's initials ("G. B.") impressed in gold on the spine. Endpapers in marbled paper present, with the ex libris of Luigi Poggi affixed to the front paste-down. Blue-sprayed edges.

