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Third French edition, translated by Jean Castéra, revised, corrected and augmented with a Summary of the history of China due to the translator and Voyage en Chine et en Tartarie by Johann Christian Hüttner, also translated from German by Castéra. Complete in 5 volumes. Without

Very beautiful copy preserved in its splendid publisher's cardboard in excellent fresh condition; gray percaline, first cover decorated with a magnificent Souzé plaque with polychrome decoration (red, black) and gold: with a character in traditional costume, smoking a pipe and a

Louis Maimbourg - History of the decadence of the Empire after Charlemagne and the disputes of the Emperors with the Popes on the subject of investitures and independence - in Paris, at Sébastien Mabre-Cramoisy, King's printer, 1686 - (10) ff , 573 pages, (1) ff - full calf of

Louis Maimbourg - Historical treatise on the establishment and prerogatives of the church of Rome - in Paris, at Sébastien Mabre-Cramoisy, printer to the King, 1686 - (16) ff, 357 pages, (1) ff - full calf the time - in-4 - 19 x 26 cm. Condition: caps, joints and corners in good

"Reworked & recast edition, partly original here increased by a 5 volume on hunting, considered the best of the circumnavigation travel account of Arago who was engaged as a draftsman aboard the Urania under the command de Frayssinet between 1817 and 1820. Contains the first

First edition. Very rare in publisher's cardboard, green buckram, beveled boards, first historiated board decorated with a very beautiful gold and black plaque signed Souze, spine decorated with the title, silent second board, gilded head. ‎Half of the book is devoted to hunting

First edition of this very beautiful and monumental work on Switzerland, abundantly illustrated with 750 wood engravings in the text and full page, titles in red and black. Complete in 2 folio volumes. Established in two luxury bindings from the publisher in full shagreen, upper

First French edition of the famous "Journey to the sources of the Nile" by the Scottish diplomat & explorer James Bruce (1730-1794). "considered one of the very first scientific explorers" "one of the best travel stories about Africa". Complete copy of the small folio atlas

First edition of this local history reference publication, complete in 2 large volumes printed in Nancy by A Lapage. Monumental work which contains the history of all the localities of the Meurthe department. In the article devoted to each locality the author, the archivist of

Reference atlas on Belle Epoque Paris preserved in its beautiful publisher's binding: cardboard with special monochrome plates, brown shagreen spine decorated with a cold-stamped floral column and gilt title, cold-stamped first cover, with floral motifs surrounding the vessel

Rare. Collection of the first 5 issues of this very interesting work devoted to the Bastille, published in 1789. Opens with a large moving Bastille Plan. (56 x 43 cm) engraved by Gaitte. Very rare complete with nine issues, here 6,7,8 and 9 (published in 1790) in deficit.

Splendid copy of a luxury art edition in folio format, perfectly established in a binding signed by R. Marchal executed in full black box on the covers decorated with an abstract composition made in mosaic leathers and gilded irons, covers and guards lined in red leather, gilded

‎Original edition of volumes II and III and expanded edition of volume I, first published alone in 1789. The work was printed by order of the government and supported by a petition from the composers of the National Institute of Music (Méhul, Chérubini, Gossec, Devienne, etc.).

Recollectiones morales extemporaneae super theologiam moralem universam R. P. Patritii Sporer... a M.V.P. Cherubino Mayr,...

Exceptional copy in a red half-maroquin binding, of this beautiful edition of Mémoires d'Outre-Tombe in 6 volumes, complete with 48 engravings by Philippoteaux and Fath‎ bound in a separate atlas, forming a 7th volume in the format quarto (the engravings are generally found bound

First fundamental bibliography, produced at the author's own expense, numbered copy on superior laid paper (225/1040). Complete with cardboard of pp 335b-336b. Paperback copy, preserved with two dust jackets illustrated in pink and beige. Dust jackets with small handling tears at

Brown French morocco ribbon around 1780 with rich gilding on the cover and back, inlaid center pieces made of red morocco, standing. and inner edge gilding, spine plate and gold trim. Contents: New Spiritual Separations, Dédiées to Monsieur le Dauphin. Printed in Paris in 1778.

Scarce Title of Einstein's Work of 'The World as I See It' “The book is composed of assorted articles, addresses, letters, interviews and pronouncements, it includes Einstein's opinions on the meaning of life, ethics, science, society, religion, and politics”. Item Description.

The psalms of David imitated in the language of a New Testament and applied to the Christian state and worship. By Isaac Watts, D. D. London: printed and sold by C. Corrall, 38 Charing Cross. Dimensions 9 x 5 x 2 cm, weight 65 g. Good storage conditions with traces of use,

Louis Maimbourg - History of the crusades for the deliverance of the Holy Land - in Paris, at Sébastien Mabre-Cramoisy, King's printer, 1686 - (10) ff, 574 pp, (1) ff, (8) ff, 507 pp, (1) ff - full calf of the period - in-4 - 19.5 x 26 cm. Condition: Tears on the upper caps,

In Le Moine, The witnesses to the resurrection of Jesus Christ examined and judged according to the rules of the Bar. Paris, Tilliard, 1753. In-12, [4]-XX-367-[3]p. New, partly original edition of this interesting work, written by an Anglican pastor, and intended to be a

Remarkable copy of this very beautiful book of Christian piety. Beautiful binding in full green morocco, ribbed spine decorated with a piece and gilded irons, Greek-style framing on the covers with a fleuron in the center. Beautiful rococo typography, careful printing on very

Very beautiful book written by Captain Driant. Upper cover illustrated in colors by G. Dutriac. Spine with title, and gilded drawings. First published as a serial in Le Journal des Voyages, from October 18, 1908 to May 2, 1909, the Robinsons de l'Air were published in parallel in