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London:: Chez David Mortier,, 1706.. Nouvelle Edition revue & corrigee.. contemporary full calf gilt.. 1831 ink gift inscription; front joint broken with a few cords still holding; rubbed at extremities. . 8vo,. Engraved frontispiece..

Paris: Chez J. Smith 1832. 16mo. French language. 374 pp. Contemporary brown tree sheep binding with red title label and gilt lettering to spine; marbled endpapers, all edges marbled. Slight split to bottom of front joint and minor rubbing to extremities. Light foxing throughout, with a few instances of staining to corners, text unaffected. French New Testament. . Very Good. Full Tree Calf. 1832.

New York: Imprime par D. Fanshaw aux Frais de La Societe Biblique Americaine, 1831. Later printing. Full calf with gilt rules to spine. Wear to spine ends, front joint worn, else a very good copy, endpapers toned, scattered foxing, tight in binding.. 207 pp. 12mo. In French. An export from the Bible Society to France.

New York, 1831. 207pp. Contemporary calf. Front hinge cracked, extremities worn. Contemporary ownership inscription on front flyleaf. Internally clean. Good. "Imprimé sur l'édition de Paris, de l'année 1805. Édition stéréotype, revue et corrigée avec soin d'après le texte Grec." A publication of the American Bible Society. AMERICAN IMPRINTS 6138.

Londres: Black & Armstrong. Very Good. 1839. Hardcover. Miniature; 64mo 3" - 4½" tall; Brown morocco, five panel spine, stamped In blind. **Apparently a later printing opf Welsh #1856. .

New York, 1826. 207pp. Contemporary calf. Extremities rubbed. Lower portion of hinges cracked but still solid. Contemporary ownership inscription on front flyleaf and titlepage. Lightly tanned. Very good. "Imprimé sur l'édition de Paris, de l'année 1805. Édition stéréotype, revue et corrigée avec soin d'après le texte Grec." A publication of the American Bible Society. SHAW & SHOEMAKER 23808

A Paris, chez G. F. Quillau, 1740. Un fort vol. au format in-12 (173 x 103 mm) de xvi - 701 pp. et 1 f. bl. Reliure de l'Žpoque de plein veau mouchetŽ havane, filet ˆ froid encadrant les plats, dos ˆ nerfs ornŽ de filets gras ˆ froid, caissons d'encadrement dorŽs, larges fleurons dorŽs, semis de fleurettes et de pointillŽs dorŽs, pice de titre de maroquin acajou, titre dorŽ, large palette dorŽe en queue, dentelle dorŽe sur les coupes, tranches jaunes et mouchetŽes., 1740. ''Traduction de Matthieu de Barneville. Edition prŽcŽdŽe de l'ordinaire de la messe en latin et en franais''. (in Bibles imprimŽes conservŽes ˆ Paris). ''''Le but principal de cette traduction fut d'en faire vendre les exemplaires ˆ meilleur marchŽ, ou mme, de les donner aux pauvres au moyen d'avances faites par des personnes aisŽes. On peut considŽrer Barneville comme le fondateur des sociŽtŽs bibliques qui se sont formŽs en diffŽrents pays, pour envoyer dans les pays les plus lointains de… Read More

C. Corrall. Londres. 1803. 16mo.. Unpaginated, a finely printed pocket edition [6.7 x 10.8 cms.]. Contemporary calf worn at the foot of the spine and the lower edges of the boards, the rear board with much of the polished surface worn away, joints intact and contents clean. *DARLOW & MOULE 3830 - A London reprint of the Geneva edition of 1802 (Darlow and Moule, 3828). A pocket edition without references or notes. COPAC gives two copies only - Edinburgh and Cambridge.

London: Samuel Bagster et Fils, 1850. Two volumes. 12mo. (3 3/4"). Bound in Bagster Bindings of full dark green morocco, t.e.g., the spines with gilt titles and simple panel ornaments in blind, the covers with curvilinear designs in blind. Housed in a pull-off case in straight gained morocco lined with marbled paper.

A Paris, chez Charles Osmont / Henry, 1731. 2 vol. au format in-16 Žtroits (123 x 76 mm) de 1 f. bl., 13 ff. n.fol., 410 pp. et 1 f. bl. ; 1 f. bl., 1 f. n.fol., 347 pp., 1 f. N.fol. et 1 f. bl. Reliures de l'Žpoque de plein maroquin glacŽ incarnat, filet et dentelle dorŽs encadrant les plats, lesquels s'ornent en outre de fleurons angulaires dorŽs, dos ˆ nerfs ornŽs de filets gras ˆ froid, jeu de petits filets verticaux ˆ froid dur les nerfs, caissons et caissons en pointillŽs d'encadrement dorŽs, fleurons dorŽs, semis de pointillŽs dorŽs, palette aux lys dorŽs en tte et queue, pices de titre et de tomaison de maroquin havane, titre dorŽ, tomaison dorŽe, filet dorŽ sur les coupes, tranches dorŽes, dentelle intŽrieure dorŽe, gardes de plein papier dominotŽ., 1731. Ensemble complet de ses deux volumes ; revtus de dŽlicates reliures du temps de plein maroquin. Traduction de Matthieu de Barneville Bibles imprimŽes conservŽes ˆ Paris, n¡4243 (avec Joseph Bullot… Read More

Boston: chez les Libraires Associés (Lincoln & Edmands, imprimeurs). Very Good. 1811. First Edition Thus. Hardcover. 379, [1, colophon] & 4 pages; Contemporary full sheepskin leather, with faint decorative stained pattern on covers, flat spine paneled by simple gilt rules, red label lettered in gilt, edges decoratively stained yellow. 12mo, gathered in sixes (half-sheets). A - 2H6. 379, [1, colophon] & 4 pp. ["Books for Sale by John West & Co., ..."] This is a very good example of the first American edition of the Protestant text of the French New Testament of the Bible, the version translated by Jean-Frédéric Osterwald. Its publication followed by one year the publication, also in Boston, of the first American edition of any New Testament in French -- ["Le Nouveau Testament de Notre Seigneur Jésus Christ, en Français, sur la Vulgate -- translated by Isaac-Louis Le Maistre de Sacy. Boston: J.T. Buckingham, 1810. The… Read More

Boston: De l'imprimerie de J. T. Buckingham, 1810. First American edition. Hardcover. Good + condition. Two volumes bound in one, of the first American edition of a complete translation of the New Testament into French. This is the translation of Louis Isaac Lemaistre de Sacy, French priest best known for his 1667 to 1696 translation of the Bible, the most widespread French Bible in the 18th century, known as the Bible de Port Royal. 8vo. Vol I: vii, 403pp; Vol II: 5- 326pp, [1]p errata. Full brown gilt calf, gilt decorations at spine; title panel rubbed. Spine chipped at ends, boards rubbed. Internally, text slightly toned, scattered fox spotting. Period signature at front end paper, Charles Drake. OCLC: 50011302.

Paris. Chez Francois Muguet. 1688-1687. Hardcover. 4to. 25cm, in 3 tomes en 2. [26],609,[34] & [6],454,[1] +Vol3: [6],314pp., full copper engraved frontis, 4 folding maps, chapter header engraved illustrations, some illustrated inital letters, notes, indexes, in full contemporary calf, real raised bands, full gilt borders and decorations in the panels, double crushed crimson labels, wear on the boards, front corner worn through, wear on the spine edge but sound, good to very good, association copy. (cgc) Provenance: Robert Currie Geggie, Quebec, with his Signature on the engraved frontis in the top right corner, dated 1858, Quebec and again on the title page. A Reformed Presbyterian (Covenanter) who had come to Quebec from Scotland to teach school in 1832. The Geggie family, prominent in the Wakefield area of Quebec, are his descendants. Dr. Harold James Gugy Greggie, was the founder of the Wakefield hospital he saws his three sons and a grandson follow him in his choice of profession. ~ An annotated… Read More