Le Coran: Quarante Deux Miniatures by Koran - 1927

New York. Charles Scribner's Sons. 1906 Bound in pictorial gilt decorated green cloth over boards. Thick 4to. (7.5"x10"). The First American Edition. Illustrated with Fifty tissue-guarded, tipped-in colour plates and additional monochrome motifs and decorations by Arthur Rackham. A bit of rubbing to head and tailpieces,the mildest hand soiling to covers,usual edge chipping and/or short tears and/or wrinkling to some tissue guards, else a Fine, bright, exquisitely crisp copy of this most desireable rendering of Barrie's timeless story.

Antwerp: ex Officina Plantiniana Apud Balthasarem Moretum et Viduam Ioannis Moreti et Io. Meursium, first edition., 1623. Hardcover. Very Good. Fine engraved title with globe, cherubs & gods, second engraved showing angry men with torches & axes and a hydra monsteer by Cornelis Galle (1576-1650) after Rubens + 44 full-page copperplates by Collart and others + 55 nice initials with figural & anima. Three Volumes in Two folios. Full vellum with yapp edges and old ink titles to spines (Vol.I-II with vellum repair to split front hinge of spine, both Vols lack ties, some marks but mostly well-preserved, clean vellum). Vol.I half title + 1st engraved title +[32]pp prelims +409(recte 411)pp +[1]p blank; Vol.II half title +415-707 +[1]p cherubim & motto +[113]pp index with privilege at end + colophon dated 1623 + Plantin printer's device to last leaf. Vol.III half title + 2nd engraved title +[4]pp prelims +678pp + [107]pp index + colophon dated 1623 + printer's device to last leaf. Some page mis-numbering,… Read More

1873 1ed Races of Mankind Eskimos INDIANS Navajo Japan China Africa Illustrated
Robert Brown's "Races of Mankind" is a late 19th-century masterpiece of descriptions of the people of the world. First published in 1873, this book covers people groups from China, Burma, Japan, India, Polynesia, South Africa, Peru, and America – most notably Eskimos and Native American Indian tribes such as:
·
Mohicans
·
Comanche
·
Apache
·
Navajo
·
Seminoles
·
Choctaws
·
Indians of California
Item number: #13322
Price: $950
BROWN, Robert
Races of Mankind
London; Paris; New York: Cassell, Petter, & Galpin, [1873-1875]. 1st edition

Details:
·
Collation: Complete with all pages; 4 volumes
o
Vol. 1 – viii, 320
o
Vol. 2 – viii, 320
o
Vol. 3 – viii, 320
o
Vol. 4 – viii, 320
o
More than 500 illustrations!
· Language: English
· Binding: Leather; tight & secure
· Size: ~10.5in X 7.75in (26.5cm x 19.5cm)
· Rare and… Read More

1849 British China Opium War Japanese China Sea Battle Siege Cannon Illustrated
A rare, 19th century Japanese woodblock print of "Kaigai Shinwa Shūi". Kaigai Shinwa Shūi is a semi historical text of the Japnaese view of the Opium War between China and Britain based on actual events with embellishments to appeal to a broad audience in Japan. The embellishments also depict the fear of foreigners from japan's isolation.
This rare text is written in a column format with furigana for easier reading and includes illustrations of Chinese warriors, burning of British ships and opium, map, cannons, weapons, ships, and much more!

Item number: #18547
Price: $950
Mineta Fuko
New Chats on Overseas, continued (kaigai shinwa shūi ni) 海外新話拾遺二（かいがいしんわしゅういに）
[Edo: Kaei 2, 1849]

Details:

· Collation: 5 volumes
o Illustrated throughout
o
single plate and text wanting in volume 5
· References:
o Iwanami, Kokusho So Mokuroku 16773
o Waseda University… Read More

1773 Don Quixote Cervantes Saint-Martin French NEW ENDING Illustrated 6v SET
Miguel de Cervantes's 'Don Quixote' is one of the most famous works of literature and is one of the most popular adventure tales to be written. This 1773 printing features François Filleau de Saint-Martin's French translation and is iconic for its full-page engravings depicting scenes from the famous story. Saint-Martin's edition was first published in 1678 who modified the original ending by making Don Quixote live at the end!
Item number: #20544
Price: $950
CERVANTES Saavedra, Miguel de
Histoire de l'admirable Don Quichotte de la Manche.

La Haye : & se vend chez Bassompierre, père, libr. à Liege, 1773.

Details:

· Collation: Complete with all pages; 6 volumes
o Vol. 1 – [4], xv, [5], 397, [1]
4 engraved plates
o Vol. 2 – [4], 400, [4]
2 engraved plates
o Vol. 3 – [8], 403, [1]
8 engraved plates
o Vol. 4 – [8], 488
10 engraved plates
o Vol. 5 – [8], 451, [1]
4 engraved plates
o… Read More

New York. Charles Scribner's Sons. 1906 Bound in pictorial gilt decorated green cloth over boards. Thick 4to. (7.5"x10"). The First American Edition. Illustrated with Fifty tissue-guarded, tipped-in colour plates and additional monochrome motifs and decorations by Arthur Rackham. A bit of rubbing to head and tailpieces,the mildest hand soiling to covers,usual edge chipping and/or short tears and/or wrinkling to some tissue guards, else a Fine, bright, exquisitely crisp copy of this most desireable rendering of Barrie's timeless story.

Antwerp: ex Officina Plantiniana Apud Balthasarem Moretum et Viduam Ioannis Moreti et Io. Meursium, first edition., 1623. Hardcover. Very Good. Fine engraved title with globe, cherubs & gods, second engraved showing angry men with torches & axes and a hydra monsteer by Cornelis Galle (1576-1650) after Rubens + 44 full-page copperplates by Collart and others + 55 nice initials with figural & anima. Three Volumes in Two folios. Full vellum with yapp edges and old ink titles to spines (Vol.I-II with vellum repair to split front hinge of spine, both Vols lack ties, some marks but mostly well-preserved, clean vellum). Vol.I half title + 1st engraved title +[32]pp prelims +409(recte 411)pp +[1]p blank; Vol.II half title +415-707 +[1]p cherubim & motto +[113]pp index with privilege at end + colophon dated 1623 + Plantin printer's device to last leaf. Vol.III half title + 2nd engraved title +[4]pp prelims +678pp + [107]pp index + colophon dated 1623 + printer's device to last leaf. Some page mis-numbering,… Read More

1873 1ed Races of Mankind Eskimos INDIANS Navajo Japan China Africa Illustrated
Robert Brown's "Races of Mankind" is a late 19th-century masterpiece of descriptions of the people of the world. First published in 1873, this book covers people groups from China, Burma, Japan, India, Polynesia, South Africa, Peru, and America – most notably Eskimos and Native American Indian tribes such as:
·
Mohicans
·
Comanche
·
Apache
·
Navajo
·
Seminoles
·
Choctaws
·
Indians of California
Item number: #13322
Price: $950
BROWN, Robert
Races of Mankind
London; Paris; New York: Cassell, Petter, & Galpin, [1873-1875]. 1st edition

Details:
·
Collation: Complete with all pages; 4 volumes
o
Vol. 1 – viii, 320
o
Vol. 2 – viii, 320
o
Vol. 3 – viii, 320
o
Vol. 4 – viii, 320
o
More than 500 illustrations!
· Language: English
· Binding: Leather; tight & secure
· Size: ~10.5in X 7.75in (26.5cm x 19.5cm)
· Rare and… Read More

1849 British China Opium War Japanese China Sea Battle Siege Cannon Illustrated
A rare, 19th century Japanese woodblock print of "Kaigai Shinwa Shūi". Kaigai Shinwa Shūi is a semi historical text of the Japnaese view of the Opium War between China and Britain based on actual events with embellishments to appeal to a broad audience in Japan. The embellishments also depict the fear of foreigners from japan's isolation.
This rare text is written in a column format with furigana for easier reading and includes illustrations of Chinese warriors, burning of British ships and opium, map, cannons, weapons, ships, and much more!

Item number: #18547
Price: $950
Mineta Fuko
New Chats on Overseas, continued (kaigai shinwa shūi ni) 海外新話拾遺二（かいがいしんわしゅういに）
[Edo: Kaei 2, 1849]

Details:

· Collation: 5 volumes
o Illustrated throughout
o
single plate and text wanting in volume 5
· References:
o Iwanami, Kokusho So Mokuroku 16773
o Waseda University… Read More

1773 Don Quixote Cervantes Saint-Martin French NEW ENDING Illustrated 6v SET
Miguel de Cervantes's 'Don Quixote' is one of the most famous works of literature and is one of the most popular adventure tales to be written. This 1773 printing features François Filleau de Saint-Martin's French translation and is iconic for its full-page engravings depicting scenes from the famous story. Saint-Martin's edition was first published in 1678 who modified the original ending by making Don Quixote live at the end!
Item number: #20544
Price: $950
CERVANTES Saavedra, Miguel de
Histoire de l'admirable Don Quichotte de la Manche.

La Haye : & se vend chez Bassompierre, père, libr. à Liege, 1773.

Details:

· Collation: Complete with all pages; 6 volumes
o Vol. 1 – [4], xv, [5], 397, [1]
4 engraved plates
o Vol. 2 – [4], 400, [4]
2 engraved plates
o Vol. 3 – [8], 403, [1]
8 engraved plates
o Vol. 4 – [8], 488
10 engraved plates
o Vol. 5 – [8], 451, [1]
4 engraved plates
o… Read More