Contes et Nouvelles - 2 delen - z.j. (ca 1960) de Jean de la Fontaine - 1960

in12. 1992. reliure editeur sous rhodoid. 285 pages.

in8. 1972. Reliure editeur. 429 pages.

IMPRIMERIE NATIONALE, 1959. Hardcover. Good. Signs of wear on the cover. Soiling on the side. Ammareal gives back up to 15% of this book's net price to charity organizations.

Paris, France: Éditions Nilsson, 1931. La Bibliothèque Précieuse . Soft Cover . Poor. 8vo or 8° (Medium Octavo): 7¾" x 9¾" tall. 253 pp. Incredible copy. Poorly bound with spine cover missing but has been repaired and all pages are intact with spotlessly clean text and accompanying color card illustrations. Some pages are still uncut. Prevoius owner's inscription on first free front end page " Joyeux Noel 1931 Germaine". French text.

in12. Sans date. Reliure editeur. 410 + 293 pages.

Union Litteraire et Artistique, 1950. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good Slipcase. 30 to 37 cm tall, Folio. Two volumes. Undated, circa 1950. No 1650 of a limited edition of 3500. Loose leaved, each leaf consists of four pages, folded over an uncut at the top edge. In a folder, and then in a slipcase. French language. Langue Francaise. This item costs more than 150 euros and so taxes will be payable within the destination country if it is shipped into the European Union. Heavy book. If you require delivery outside of Europe, contact us before ordering as there will be extra postage to pay. Posted within 1 working day. 1st class tracked post to the UK, Airmail tracked worldwide. Robust recyclable packaging.

Amsterdam: none listed, 1745. Hardcover. VG+. Full green leather with elaborate and extensive gilt tooling, devices and designs. Five raised bands with extensive tooling and devices in the compartments. Marbled End-papers, all edges gilt. Vol. 1: 224 pp. + 2 pp. Table of Contents. Vol. 2: 268 pp. + 2 pp. Table of Contents. Both volumes are extra-illustrated with the plates from the 1820 edition of this book, published in Paris with 75 plates and a portrait. The title-page from this 1820 edition is bound in front of the Amsterdam title-page in Volume 1. A stunning and important set of this. As per Worldcat, probably a re-issue of the 1743 edition, with a new title-page; imprint place probably fictitious, given in Mansell 311:389 as [Paris, Barraud et David jeune] Cf. Rochambeau, Bibliographie, II, 522; not in Weller./ With added engraved title in vol. 1, by Lebas./ The vignettes are generally by Cochin; however, in this copy, three of them are by Larmesin after Lancret (v. 1: p. 69 and 71; vol. 2: p.… Leer más