Montreuil-Bellay: Editions C.M.D., 1997. Quarto; VG/no-DJ paperback; black spine, white text; cover has scuffing; textblock has water stain on back inside cover, otherwise clean; pp 144; in French. More

Paris: Chez Poncelin, 1801. 12mos., 11 volumes; VG; bound in full brown calf, paneled spines with gilt tooling and lettering; all edges of text blocks gilt; marbled endpapers; blue ribbon in each volume; each volume with title page, half-title, illustrated title page, and numerous copper engravings; light wear to bindings; some mild age-toning; text in French; shelved case 0. More

Noble Offset Printers, Inc., 1968. Text in French; Octavo; VG-/no-DJ; Black spine with gold text; Boards straight and strong, with minor edge wear and a few scuffs. Spine's top left lightly frayed. Front board has a small spot of white paint at top edge. Front pastedown has former owner's name in black ink. Binding strong; Textblock edges have a few small spots, tail edge some light rubbing, interior clean; 832 pp. More

Saint-Mande: Editions de la Tourelle, 1965. Quarto; VG/no-DJ; red/brown leather-bound spine, gold text; cover has minor shelfwear; textblock has age toning, otherwise clean; in French. More

Paris: Libraire J. Techener, 1859. no edition listed. VG+. Three 16mos (6 1/4th" tall) in marbled brown boards with green leather half spines, titles on green leather spine in gilt. Vol I is the work of Bossuet, vol II is Bourdaloue, vol III is Massillon. Text in french. Light shelf and edgewear to boards; all vols have rubbing along edges, along spine, and light wear along hinges. Gilt on top of textblock, front edge is deckled. Spines bowed, but binding strong. Bossuet, Bourdaloue, and Massillon were contemporaneous 17th-century French theologians. Shelved French Language. More

Paris: Germer Baillière, Libraire-Éditeur, 1857. Troisième édition, considérablement augmentée. 18mo; Third edition; G/no DJ; Ex-library; Hardcover w/out DJ; Spine, orange with black print; Boards in library-bound orange buckram, slight shelfwear; Text block has library stamp to edges and endpapers, library bookplate on front pastedown, library label to rear flyleaf, penciled call number on first page, clean and tight but with foxing throughout; Text in French; 788 pages. More

New York: Martin Gordon, 1979. First Edition. Text entirely in French. Quarto; VG/no-DJ hardcover; Cream spine with gold text; Boards strong, with plastic cover (1" open tear on head, few 1" closed tears on other corners), otherwise clean; Textblock clean; 124pp. More

Paris: Firmin-Didot, 1879. First Edition. Large quarto in 3/4 brown marble with burgundy leather; VG; 6 band embossed spine with gold gilt; boards show some amount of shelf wear around corners and spine and slight soiling; small sticker inside front board; previous owner's signatures on ffep; strong binding; paper slightly faded and plates clean; contains 190 lithographs of patterns and 10 color lithographs (1 with gold lining); Jules Bourgoin traveled to Damascus in 1875 and came upon 150 plates which he could not acquire but reproduced and elaborated upon; 47 pages of text in French; shelved in Case 7. More

Paris: Compagnie de Commissaires-Priseurs, 1990. Quarto; VG+/VG-; Dark & Light blue spine with bright pink text; Dust jacket has slight age toning, rubbed exterior and corners, fraying and tear at top of spine; Boards have slightly rubbed edges, otherwise clean; Spine is cocked; Textblock is slightly age toned, some small spots at head edge; pp 367. Shelved Arts - French Additional shipping may be necessary due to size/weight restrictions for international/expedited orders. More

Paris: Denoel/Gonthier, 1976. Signed First Edition Thus. French trade paperback; 201pp; modern graphic illustrated cover; minor wear and soiling; text block a bit toned; contents very good; inscribed by the author on first blank. [Spine; black titles on white]. Item kept in "13 ephemera" box in Netdesk area. More

Arlington, TX: Empire Games Press, 1983. First Edition. Small Quarto; pp 356; G+/Fair; green spine with red and beige text; dust jacket has noticeable rubbing to exterior; lightly sunned spine; chip to spine head edge; minor chipping to edges; some spotting to spine; cloth shows mild shelf wear to exterior; sturdy boards; text block has minimal wear to exterior edges; interior clean; illustrated; additional shipping may be necessary due to size/weight restrictions for international/expedited orders;. More

Hamburg: Verlag der Munzhandlung Peter Siemer, 1977. Octavo; pp 519; G+; dark green spine with gilt text; no jacket; first part only; odd volume; cloth shows slight wear to corners; strong boards; text block shows mild wear to exterior edges; previous owner's name to ffep; frontispiece; interior clean; red inked writing to rear pastedown, pp 11, 15, 17, 28, 38, 43-45, 47, ; text in French;. More

Paris: Nicolas Le Gras, 1687. Second edition. 10mo in brown leather with six-band embossed spine and gold gilt; condition: Good; some shelf wear on board, with fraying on corners and small bump on upper right; spine is frayed with tear on leather on upper right; front board loosening but not affecting binding; inscription in black ink on title page; paper faded, with occasional foxing at the beginning; edges dusty; vol. 1 contains 268 pages including l'Isle de Notre Dame; vol. 2 focuses on the Rue de l'Universite and Paris bridges; in French; shelved in Case # 4. More

Bruxelles: Editions "La Boetie" n.d. Octavo; G/no-DJ paperback; off-white spine w/o text; 2 volumes; covers are lightly age toned; panels are unmarked otherwise w/ some tearing & fraying toward spine tail edges, condition noted; text block has slight wear due to age & handling on exterior edges; text pages are unmarked pages & tight binding; previous owner's name on ffep; pp 348. French text. More

Versailles: Editions Illador, 2016. Octavo; VG+/no-DJ paperback; white spine, black text; cover and textblock are clean; pp 304; in French. More

Paris: Chez Gaston Boutitie & Cie, 1923. Limited Edition, #173/1030. 4to., 2 volumes; VG; bound in full burgundy leather, paneled spine with gilt lettering; boards and board sides both have double-ruled borders; turn-ins gilt decorated; top edges of text block gilt, others untrimmed; marbled endpapers; mild wear, primarily to corners and head and tail of spine; volume 2 has some splitting to the head and tail of front hinge; both volumes with matching colophons and matching limitation numbers #173; This catalog describes and reproduces 271 pieces of the engraved work of the artist, reproduced in collotype. Volume 1 has numbers 1-141, Volume 2 has 142-271; bilingual, with French and English type; shelved above Science. More

Lyon: Editions des Deux Fleuves, 1981. Octavo; VG-/no-DJ paperback; Green spine with black text; Covers are lightly rubbed with minor wear at edges, front cover slightly curled upwards, lightly sunned spine and overall intact; Text block shows slight shelf wear along exterior edges, but pages are clean, tight binding; pp 206. French language. More

Gallimard, 1971. Octavo; VG/Wraps; Shades of beige spine with red and black text; Moderate shelf wear and age to covers; Binding solid; Toning and slight marks along text block exterior and within pages themselves, text block clean, in French language; 408 pp. More

Paris: Sfelt, 1951. Octavo; G; Paperback; Spine, tan with black print, white label affixed to spine; Cover has age-toning, foxing, smudging, stain on back, small closed tear on back lower edge, bumped lower right corner; Textblock clean, age-toning to paper; text in French; 268 pages, frontispiece, 20 pages of plates, illustrated. More

France: G. Van Oest, 1930. Thick Quarto; G/Fair-soft cover; Sunned beige spine with black text; Heavy age wear to fragile covers, fading, marks, rubbing and age toning to surfaces, heavy chipping along sides and edges and around spine, covers have transparent plastic-like jacket, jacket has chipping along base and head of spine, cover is almost fully separated from binding; Binding intact, several folded over pages, age toning and marks to darkened ivory pages, chipping and wear to free end pages; Heavy age toned deckled text block exterior, text block clean, in French language, grey-scale illustrations; Additional shipping is needed for expedited / international orders. Book(s) too heavy/ large to ship via economy international shipping methods. For international/expedited orders, please inquire for rates]. More

Philadelphia: Porter & Coates, nd [c. 1900]. 8vos., VG; 488 pp. [Vol. 1], 501 pp. [Vol. 2], 487 pp. [Vol. 3]; maroon cloth-covered spine and boards with gilt lettering and fleurs-de-lis; gilt top of text blocks, faded; bumping, chipping, and fraying to head and tail of spines; moderate shelfwear to boards and edges; white scuff mark to the middle of front board, Vol. 2; scratch to the bottom of spine, Vol. 3; shelved in France/French Language. More

Paris: Editions du Centre/CDJC, 1947. Octavo; pp 267; G/paperback; creamy beige/dark red spine with black text; in wrappers; exterior shows slight toning; light smudges to front; some wear to edges; intact panels; text block has few spots to exterior fore edge; some uncut pages; illustrated; text in French;. More

Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins Press, 1961. Octavo; pp 313; G/Fair; ivory spine with blue and pink text; dust jacket has slight sunning to exterior; some soiling to exterior; some chips to edges; cloth has some brown spotting to exterior; slight sunning to exterior; strong boards; text block shows light toning to exterior edges; deckled fore edges; interior clean. More

Paris: Chez Ant. Aug. Renouard, 1820. 12mos., 4 volumes; VG; quarter bound in brown leather, marbled boards; paneled spines with black and gilt tooling and lettering; marbled endpapers; some rubbing to board edges; mild foxing throughout; with 16 plates; text in French; shelved case 13. More

New York: Book League of the Jewish Peoples Fraternal Order, IWO, 1945. First Edition. Small octavo in dark burgundy cloth with gold letters; VG; front and back gutter slightly open, but binding strong; boards with minimal soiling; edges and paper age-toned; text clean; pp. 167 had a small tear repaired with tape, now discolored with slight offsetting on p. 168; pp. 252; includes 36 line drawings by Mr. Chagall, and his pen inscription in Yiddish on the first front end page; the book depicts in a humorous way Mr. Chagall and his wife's childhood in Russia where they grew up in a small market town; in Hebrew; very scarce; shelved in Case 3. More