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Stapled. Condizione: Very Good. 15pp. voiceprint edition. Covers lightly rubbed and tanned, else sound. Author's name in pencil to front. Size: 8vo.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. Inscribed first edition softcover, staple bound, in blank stiff wraps, 16pp. Clean, well bound, internally unmarked save for author's inscription and two penned corrections likewise by Cott himself. The American writer Jonathan Cott's (b. 1942) translation of Guillame Apollinaire's La Chanson du Mal-aimé, via An Ant's Forefoot, a Canada-based publisher of experimental collage poetry. Wrappers evenly, lightly toned besides extra tanning along edges. Edgewear minor, with one spot of fraying along middle of spine on front cover. Interior pages still fairly bright, binding intact. Uncommon and overall in very good condition. Inscribed by Author(s). …

Single Sheet. Condizione: Very Good +. Original Antique Engraving. Very Attractive Engraving Of Jean Guillaume Bauur, After A Self-Portrait. From A Suite Of Artist's Portraits Published By Meyssens And His Son, Cornelius Meyssens. Without Numbering In Plate. Paper Aged. Part Of A Large Collection Of Original Antique Engravings Formed By A Southern California Artist In The Early To Middle Twentieth Century. Each Plate Has Small Glue Marks On Reverse Where They Were Tipped In To An Album.…

Condizione: Good. Sitter: Thomas Fairfax, 3rd Baron Fairfax of Cameron (1612-1671), Parliamentary Commander-in-Chief. Engraver: Guillaume Philippe Benoist (1725-1770). Artist: Samuel Cooper (1609-1672), Miniature painter. Line engraving. Image size: 103 mm x 173 mm. Sheet size: 285 mm x 440 mm. Watermarked, "Waldore". …

Condizione: Good. Hand-colored lithograph. 43.5 x 29.5 cm (each sheet). Good, some light foxing, tears along sheet edges, sheet toned.Provenance: ancienne galerie Vandevoorde, 22 rue Vignon, Paris.

Condizione: Good. Original etching and engraving. 38.5 x 31 cm (sheet). Very Good, minor surface soiling, small tears along sheet edges.

Condizione: Good. Hand colored lithograph. 340 x 263 mm. (sheet). Good, staining and soiling in the margins.Provenance: From the collection of the Late Frederick G. Ruffner, Jr., founder of Gale Research, Detroit.

Condizione: Very Good. Second edition. A monumental work in the history of medicine, G.-B. Duchenne's De l'Électrisation Localisée (1861) marks one of the earliest systematic studies of neuromuscular physiology through electrical experimentation. In this groundbreaking second edition—entirely revised and expanded—Duchenne de Boulogne refines his pioneering method of localized electrization, applying it both diagnostically and therapeutically to paralysis, muscular atrophy, and nervous disorders. Through meticulous experimentation, Duchenne demonstrated how electricity could be used to isolate and stimulate individual muscle groups, effectively mapping the human body's neuromuscular responses. His work was foundational in establishing the discipline of clinical electrophysiology and directly influenced later neurological pioneers such as Charcot and Freud. The volume is richly illustrated with 179 finely executed anatomical and experimental figures, along with a large hand-colored fold-out lithographic plate depicting the musculature of the limbs and optic nerve. Duchenne's attention to visual precision and scientific documentation bridged medicine and art, introducing photography as a tool of physiological study in subsequent editions. Published by J.-B. Baillière et Fils, the premier medical publisher of 19th-century France, this edition represents the authoritative text of Duchenne's career. A landmark in the understanding of human movement, muscular pathology, and medical innovation, De l'Électrisation Localisée stands as a cornerstone in the evolution of neurology, electrotherapy, and experimental physiology. . Some rubbing to edges and minor cracking at hinges, but overall tight and well-preserved. Interior shows moderate age toning with occasional foxing and faint water staining to preliminaries. The fold-out chromolithograph plate remains bright and complete, showing fine anatomical detail. Condition: Very Good. The lithographic plate is by Lemercier et Cie., after Duchenneâs anatomical studies (illustratore).…

Condizione: Good. Original Autograph of Bentinck, Ink on Laid Paper 4.25" x 1.5" mounted to larger sheet, Very Good.7" x 7.5" Portrait of G. Bentinck [facsimile signature], originally published in J. Mitchell Royal Library, printed by M. & N. Hanhart in 1840. D'Orsay Fecit 20 Decr. 1840 Bretby Park [signed in plate]. Very Good. Clipping affixed to verso. Newspaper reprint, mounted on same larger sheet (10" x 12" Good with marginal tears, staining, creasing).…

Loose_leaf. Condizione: Near Fine. Hand colored lithograph on wove paper. Sheet size: 26 x 35 cm. 19th century lithograph after Bourdet printed by Joseph Rose Lemercier. Plate no. 22 to upper right, series title: "Les Bigarrures de l'esprit humain." above and caption beneath. Print condition: Near fine with very light signs of handling, and very nice, vibrant, fresh looking colors. Signed in plate: Bourdet. Signature lower left: "Bourdet del." Caption below image reads: "he bien mere Godillard, quand mangeons nous une friture ensemble? Caisez vous done libertin, si vot epouse vous entendoit." Below left: "Paris chez Hautecoeur Martinet, r. du Coq. S. Honore. Below right: "Lith. de Lemercier, rue de S.G. 55." From Chrysties auction listing: "After Bourdet (1799-1869), who was both a master painter and lithographer. A student of Gros, he exhibited at the Paris Salon annually between 1833 and 1849. he died drunken and penniless in the atelier of a fellow artist.".…

Engraving. Proof before letters. Printed on laid paper. In excellent condition with the exception of two creased tears on the right margin. Tiny tear on top margin. Image size: 18 3/8 x 15 inches. A fine proof impression of Bouteloup's striking portrait of Marshal Turenne, one of France's most celebrated military heroes. Henri de La Tour d'Auvergne, Vicomte de Turenne was one of France's greatest military commanders. The son of the duc de Bouillon, Turenne was born in Sedan in 1611. By the time of his death in 1675, Turenne had risen to the rank of Marshal of France, after leading a career that inspired Napoleon to list him as one of France's most important captains. He showed his capabilities during the Thirty Years War, when he distinguished himself with countless victories, and played a pivotal role in the Dutch Wars under Louis XIV. He was killed at the battle of Sasbach in 1675, and his remains were later moved by Napoleon to Les Invalides in Paris. This triumphant engraving by Louis Alexandre Bouteloup reproduces a celebrated sculpture of Turenne by Robert Guillaume Dardel. Dardel was the pupil of Augustin Pajou, but he did not become a member of the Academie Royale until 1791. He exhibited primarily at the Salon de Correspondence, and since he was denied access to the royal marble his works are mostly modeled in terracotta and bronze. Dardel cast this commemorative bronze statue of Turenne for his patron, Prince Louis-Joseph de Conde, in 1785, and it is considered one of his most successful works.…

Map publ by Jean Covens et Mortier. 18" x 18". Antarctic hemisphere projection within ruled borders. Illustrates the World to the equator with land masses outlined in period color. The only Antarctic land mass noted is a vague outline of the "Cape des Terres Australes" south and west of the Cape of Good Hope. It shows no southern borders similar to the earlier theoretical Great South Land masses. Australia is shown without the east coast and New Guinea suggestively attached to it. Dampier & Tasman's routes are depicted. The New Hebrides are titled "Terre Australis ou St. Espirit" and suggest a possible east coast of Australia with large rivers, "Jordan" & "Sauyeur". Spence 3024B. In very good condition.…