Search Results: Authors starting with T from Foldvaribooks

[S.l.]: [S.n.], 1771. First edition. Published unbound. Stitched. First page blank, but title in ink. First and last pages slightly chipped and stained. Overall in fine condition.. First edition. Published unbound. Stitched. 44, (4) p. A fictional correspondence between R** and T*** "deux Américaines originaires du Port-au-Prince dans l'Isle de S. Domingue. Le premier réside a Paris depuis quelques années" (two Americans from Port-au-Prince on the island of Saint-Domingue. The first lives in Paris for some years). The letters are dated between December 1770 and April 1771. The text is attributed to Voltaire and it is in favour of Maupeou's jurisdictional reform. René Nicolas Charles Augustin de Maupeou (1714-1792) as the chief minister of the French King made a revolutionary attempt to install the enlightened despotism in France, through the suppression of the power of the parliament by destroying its system, and the favour of the royal authority. He also made efforts to uniform the judicial… Read More

2 pages manuscript on bifolio. Signed by Tabarié. With the letterhead of the "Department de la Guerre". Dated "20 Vendémiaire de an XI" (October 12, 1802). The upper part of the paper is damaged with insignificant loss of text. Stained. Overall in good condition.. 2 pages manuscript on bifolio. Signed by Tabarié. With the letterhead of the "Department de la Guerre". Dated "20 Vendémiaire de an XI" (October 12, 1802). The outline of the structure and organization of the army corps of Saint-Domingue. Corps of 322 people in different ranks, the list of the ranks with the head count of each. Important military related document, during Napoleon Bonaparte's Saint-Domingue Expedition. Signed by Tabarié (Michel-Marie-Etienne-Victor, vicomte; 1768-1839) the Chief of Division at the Ministry of War (Chef de division au ministere de la guerre). In December 1801 Bonaparte sent a large army to Saint-Domingue under his brother-in-law, Charles Leclerc, to regain control of the island and curtail the measures… Read More

Paris: Chez Jean Richer, 1588. First edition. Title pages with woodcut printer's devices. Woodcut and typographical head- and tailpieces throughout. Woodcut initials. Woodcut portrait of Tabourot in Quatriesme livre (A4v). Bound in contemporary limp vellum, title inked on the spine. Five parts bound into one volume. Binding somewhat discolored, corners slightly bumped. Contemporary shelfmarks in ink on the pastedowns. Humble ownership inscription by a contemporary or somewhat later hand in ink on the title page of the first part. Shelfmark vignette on spine. Title page artistically restored. Overall in fine condition.. First edition. Title pages with woodcut printer's devices. Woodcut and typographical head- and tailpieces throughout. Woodcut initials. Woodcut portrait of Tabourot in Quatriesme livre (A4v). Bound in contemporary limp vellum, title inked on the spine. Five parts bound into one volume. 12°: A-K12, L4; ff. 124; A-E12, F11 [last blank]; ff. 60; 9, (3 [of which the last is blank]);… Read More

Munich: Oficyna Warszawska, 1945. First editon. In original boards. In fine condition. First editon. In original boards. 36 p. In the very rare red paper binding. Inscribed by Malgorzata Borowska, daughter of Tadeusz Borowski. The book was published after the liberation of the Dachau concentration camp, where Borowski and Girs were imprisoned.

Munich: Oficyna Warszawska, 1945. First editon. In original boards. Bookplate of Archbishop Józef Gawlina. Edges rubbed, in very good condition.. First editon. In original boards. One of the 25 special copies. Signed by the poet Tadeusz Borowski, Anatol Girs, , and one illegible autograph. The first post-war publication of Oficyna Warszawska, founded in 1938 by Anatol Girs and Boleslaw Barcz in Warsaw. The book was published after the liberation of the Dachau concentration camp, where Borowski and Girs were imprisoned.

Warsaw, 1976. In original hardpaper. In fine condition. In original hardpaper. Inscribed to Grażyny Milosz.

Prague: Koci, 1915. In nice leather binding (Antonín Škoda?). In very nice conditions , binding little bit worn.. Cover by Miloš Klicman. Cover by Miloš Klicman. In nice leather binding (Antonín Škoda?). 31 p. From the library of art bookbinder Antonín Škoda. A copy in the original paper cover is added.

Batavia (Java), 1927. First edition. Published without binding. Fine conditon.. First edition. Published without binding. 4 p. Signed. The work was created to commemorate the poet's visit to Java. Very rare.

Vienna [Wien], 1922. In original wrappers. The wrapper is restored. Inside good condition.. In original wrappers. 103 p. First hungarian editon. Translated by Sandor Barta.

Budapest: Világirodalom, 1921. Second edition in Hungarian. In original half leather. The binding is rubbed, inside in fine condition.. Second edition in Hungarian. In original half leather. Published in 2000 copies. "10 numbered copies of it were made on handmade paper in full leather binding according to the plans of Mrs. Álmos Jaschik." Our book is hand-numbered copy No. 2, but the binding and intersection do not match the description of the numbered volumes. The decoration of the book was designed by Álmos Jaschik.

(London): Printed by J. and H. Cox, Brothers, 74 and 75, Great Queen Street, Lincoln's-Inn Fields, 1846. First edition under this title. Privately printed reprint of Talbot's memoir that was published with variant title and imprint (Process of Calotype Photogenic Drawing [...] London: J. L. Cox & Sons, 1841[?]). The printers J. & H. Cox were active from 1844-1846. Housed in blue cloth folder. In fine condition.. First edition under this title. Privately printed reprint of Talbot's memoir that was published with variant title and imprint (Process of Calotype Photogenic Drawing [...] London: J. L. Cox & Sons, 1841[?]). The printers J. & H. Cox were active from 1844-1846. Housed in blue cloth folder. (4) p. In this paper Talbot (1800-1877, photographer, inventor) announced his invention of the photographic process, the first permanent negative process on paper, that he called Calotype and later - first in print in the title of this paper - Talbotype. His process was the forerunner of most photographic… Read More

Kriterion, 1975. First edition. In original paper. In very good condition. First edition. In original paper. 204 p. The first book by Miklos Tamas Gaspar. Very rare.

1972. In frame. In frame. An outstanding piece of Hungarian pop music history. Provenience :László Gyurkó.

Budapest: AB Független Kiadó, 1983. First edition. Samizdat. Printed in 1200 copies. In publisher's illustrated wrappers. Some stains on the cover, inside in fine conditon.. The silkscreen design on cover is by László Rajk.. The silkscreen design on cover is by László Rajk. First edition. Samizdat. Printed in 1200 copies. In publisher's illustrated wrappers. (6), 5-73, (1) p. Samizdat edition of Gáspár Miklós Tamás' political philosophical book on common good. Tamás (b. 1948) emigrated from Romania to Hungary in 1978 for political reasons. He taught at University of Budapest until 1982 when he was dismissed again because of political reasons. He could only publish abroad or underground, as samizdat publication, like this edition, which is his first book issued in Hungary. "A szem és a kéz" was translated into French and published in Genève in 1985 under the title 'L'Oeil et la main". Samizdat editions, mostly political pamphlets, appeared in Hungary in the 1970s in the poor form… Read More

Paris: Heideloff et Campé (Moessard), 1833. First edition. In original brown paper. Untrimmed. Former owner's entry on title page in pencil. Vignette on spine. Brown ink on edges of the first leaves, no effect on legibility. Occasional light foxing. In good condition.. With numerous statistical charts and one folding plate.. With numerous statistical charts and one folding plate. First edition. In original brown paper. (8°); VIII, 362, (1), [1] p. and 1 folding plate. This book is an analysis of the Russian army by Józef Táński (1805-1888) the Polish officer and journalist, who served in the French Foreign Legion and participated in the Crimean War. At the time of the publication of this work he was in France as a refugee of the November Uprising (Cadet Revolution) the armed rebellion in Poland against the Russian Empire in 1830-1831. In his book Táński describes the system and the hierarchy of the Tsarist military forces, its equipments, tactics and the morale of the soldiers and officers.… Read More

Moscow: Bсероссийский Пролеткульт (All-Russian Proletkult), 1923. First edition. In publisher's modernist, typographical wrappers. Somewhat chipped at edges. Paper yellowed due to aging. Underlines and marks on p. 13. and 14. in ink, notes on p. 18 in pencil. A few pages are torn at gutter, with no effect on the text. Ownership inscriptions on cover and title page. Otherwise clean and firm. Overall in fine condition.. First edition. In publisher's modernist, typographical wrappers. 69, (3) p. First edition of Tarabukin's theoretical work on avant-garde and modern art. The Fundamentals of a Theory of Painting was written in 1916, by the influential Russian-Soviet art historian Nikolai Tarabukin (1889-1956) and published by the All-Russian Proletkult, the avant-garde Soviet artistic institution, in 1923. In this theoretical work, Tarabukin discusses the state of contemporary art, analyzes Tatlin's work, and the Cubist and Futurist movement in the context of the cultural… Read More

Budapest: Balazs Bela Studio, 1977. Mimeograph (front wrapper printed with offset duplication). Rectos only. The cover is little bit damaged.. Mimeograph (front wrapper printed with offset duplication). Rectos only. 54 p. Vintage post-production promotional script for the 1977 Hungarian film. This was the first film by Tarr.

Budapest: Mokep, 1977. In fine condition. 16 x 23 cm. One page original film program for Bela Tarr's debut film).

Warszawa: Nakladem Towarzystwa Naukowego Warszawskiego z Zasilku Ministerstwa wyznan Religijnych i Oswiecenia Publicznego, 1933. First edition. In publisher's printed wrappers. Panels sunned. Front panel with two stains. Otherwise clean. In fine condition.. First edition. In publisher's printed wrappers. VII, (1), (1)-116, (2) p. Scarce first edition of Tarski's monograph on the concept of truth in formalized languages. "In his classic monograph on the concept of truth [...], Tarski will present a method for constructing definitions of truth for classical quantificational formal languages. When one succeeds in applying this method to a particular formal language, the end result will be the construction of a predicate in a metalanguage for that language whose essential properties will be that it will be constructed out of non-suspicious mathematical vocabulary and that it will be intuitively satisfied precisely by the intuitively true sentences of the object language. At the same time, Tarski… Read More

1925. 19 x 24 cm. Lajos Tary (1884-1972) was a Hungarian painter.