F. P. B .Frère Philippe Bransiet - Nouveau traité d'arithmétique décimale - 1869

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Ancient fine copy of Nouveau traité d'arithmétique décimale (1869) by Frère Philippe Bransiet (F. P. B.), published by Alfred Mame et Fils and Poussielgue Frères, master edition in French, 646 pages, half leather binding, signed by the author.

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Brother Philippe Bransiet – Treatise on Arithmetic – 1869 – Autograph Signature

Beautiful old example of the New Treatise of Decimal Arithmetic, published in 1869, under the initials F. P. B., attributed to Brother Philippe Bransiet (1792-1874), Superior General of the Brothers of the Christian Schools.

Remarkable feature: the work bears three authentication signatures, including an original autograph signature by F. P. B., drawn in ink. Paper examination reveals impressions visible on the recto and verso, confirming a handwritten intervention.

A printed note specifies that any copy lacking all three signatures must be considered a counterfeit.

Characteristics:

- Author: Brother Philippe Bransiet (F. P. B.)
- Title: New Treatise of Decimal Arithmetic
- Year: 1869
- Publishers: Alfred Mame et fils, Tours; Poussielgue Frères, Paris
- Edition: Master’s Book
- Language: French
- Autograph manuscript signature in ink

The work covers arithmetic operations, fractions, roots, the metric system, and practical problems, with their reasoned solutions.

Condition:

Old copy showing natural signs of age. Pages slightly yellowed with a few foxing spots and visible signs of use.

A particularly interesting volume for collectors of 19th-century schoolbooks, the history of education, and documents bearing autograph signatures.

Detailed photographs of the provided signatures.

Brother Philippe Bransiet – Treatise on Arithmetic – 1869 – Autograph Signature

Beautiful old example of the New Treatise of Decimal Arithmetic, published in 1869, under the initials F. P. B., attributed to Brother Philippe Bransiet (1792-1874), Superior General of the Brothers of the Christian Schools.

Remarkable feature: the work bears three authentication signatures, including an original autograph signature by F. P. B., drawn in ink. Paper examination reveals impressions visible on the recto and verso, confirming a handwritten intervention.

A printed note specifies that any copy lacking all three signatures must be considered a counterfeit.

Characteristics:

- Author: Brother Philippe Bransiet (F. P. B.)
- Title: New Treatise of Decimal Arithmetic
- Year: 1869
- Publishers: Alfred Mame et fils, Tours; Poussielgue Frères, Paris
- Edition: Master’s Book
- Language: French
- Autograph manuscript signature in ink

The work covers arithmetic operations, fractions, roots, the metric system, and practical problems, with their reasoned solutions.

Condition:

Old copy showing natural signs of age. Pages slightly yellowed with a few foxing spots and visible signs of use.

A particularly interesting volume for collectors of 19th-century schoolbooks, the history of education, and documents bearing autograph signatures.

Detailed photographs of the provided signatures.

Details

Number of books
1
Subject
Mathematics
Book title
Nouveau traité d'arithmétique décimale
Author/ Illustrator
F. P. B .Frère Philippe Bransiet
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1869
Edition
Other edition
Language
French
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Alfred Mame et Fils; Poussielgue Frères
Binding/ Material
Half leather
Extras
Signed by author
Number of pages
646
FranceVerified
86
Objects sold
90.91%
Private

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