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By: DOCTEUR RAPATEL
Price: $759.99
Publisher: PARIS FAUBOURG ST. GERMAIN RENNES FRANCE, 1775
Inscription: Autograph
Seller ID: 00TP44
Condition: Very Good+
On offer is a superb pre French Revolution archive of five [5] handwritten letters authored by M. Rapatel, Royal Professor of Surgery of Renneole, Bretagne writing the aged widow of the famed surgeon Augustin Belloste. [The Centre d’Histoire du Droit de l’Université Rennes 1 has much information regarding the doctor.] Madam Belloste has received the letters as M. Rapatel tries to correct an order for pills that he made from Belloste, discuss methods of packaging the pills, new uses, changes in size, dosage and costs etc., etc. are discussed. Madam Belloste has made copious notes on the le... View more info
By: DOCTEUR SAGUECE
Price: $985.99
Publisher: CHAALONS CHAMPAGNE FRANCE, 1779
Seller ID: 00TP79/81
Condition: Very Good+
On offer is a superb archive of three [3] handwritten manuscript letters. Dr. Saguece travels to Chaalons under instruction from 'Monsieur Le Duc' for the purpose of reporting on hospital conditions and to treat a number of patients. It appears that the Duke is recognized as a kind and generous man taking good care of the inhabitants of hat appears to be a geriatric hospital. View more info
Price: $749.99
Publisher: BREMEN, 1780
Inscription: Autograph
Seller ID: 0TP105
Condition: Very Fine
Beautifully penned archive of two (2) related documents from the same author, J.S. WARNEZEN, regarding the animal disease, EPIZOOTIE also know as FOOT AND MOUTH disease. In letter 1 dated May 26th, 1780, Bremen, JSW pleads for help from "His Excellency" as his involvement in the wool trade is in jeopardy due to the disease. This aid requested is unspecified and may involve financial or medical. Letter 2 dated August 28th, 1780 updates His Excellency on the return of the disease and the disease is prevalent in his region but he tries to calm by suggesting is the threat widespread. Biogr... View more info
By: Doctor Bercolier
Price: $445.99
Publisher: Charenton, France, None: 1706
Inscription: Autograph
Seller ID: 00TP85
Condition: Very Fine
One page report by Doctor Bercolier on the health of the young L'Abbesse of Charenton. It appears the young woman has sustained a severe injury and her health is in serious jeopardy. Biographical Notes: SIR THOMAS PHILLIPPS (1792-1872). Born in 1792, Sir Thomas Phillipps from childhood was obsessed with the idea of obtaining virtually anything written or printed on paper, including cartloads of documents from wastepaper merchants and the entire inventories of booksellers. "I wish to have one copy of every book in the world," he declared to a friend. He very nearly succeeded. His collec... View more info
By: DOCTOR S. BRUNES
Price: $1,285.99
Publisher: Artois Flanders Belgium Belge Belgique, 1764
Inscription: Autograph
Seller ID: 00TP129
Condition: Very Good
On offer is an archive of French language handwritten manuscript papers penned by Dr. S. Brunes between the years 1764 - 1767. Dr. Brunes provides a study and accounting of several hospitals in the counties of 'les comte des Flandres et d'Artoi". Also included is a more personal letter which acts as an overview of the report proper. This is a very detailed, very well written account in a beautiful hand. In total nine handwritten pages over 12 leaves. Provenance: collection of SIR THOMAS PHILLIPPS (1792-1872). Born in 1792, Sir Thomas Phillipps from childhood was obsessed with the idea of o... View more info
By: DR. DELAPLANCHE, FACULTY OF MEDICINE
Price: $349.99
Publisher: France,
Inscription: Autograph
Seller ID: 0TP113
Condition: Very Good
Undated though certainly late 18th century latin precis discussing menstration and microbes. Signed 'Delaplanche'. Biographical Notes: SIR THOMAS PHILLIPPS (1792-1872). Born in 1792, Sir Thomas Phillipps from childhood was obsessed with the idea of obtaining virtually anything written or printed on paper, including cartloads of documents from wastepaper merchants and the entire inventories of booksellers. "I wish to have one copy of every book in the world," he declared to a friend. He very nearly succeeded. His collection ultimately grew to more than 100,000 books and at least 60,000 ... View more info
By: DR. GEORGE BIRD
Price: $385.99
Publisher: LONDON ENGLAND, 1790
Seller ID: 0001053
Condition: Good
On offer is a handwritten recipe for ink and while unsigned this item comes fromt the archives and files of Dr. George Bird and we believe in his hand. Titled: 'An Excellent Receipt for Ink'. Once having been folded in half there is some splitting in the fold otherwise G. View more info
By: DR. JOHN [JAMES] HUME SPRY
Price: $4,595.99
Seller ID: 000677
Condition: Good+
On offer, two volumes in one book, being a printed version of the Gospels in Greek, bound in between blank pages wherein handwritten manuscript commentary and translation in English, by James Hume Spry, whose inscribed name appears on the free front endpapers. Research provides that the author was The Reverend John Hume Spry, Doctor of Divinity, Rector of Marlebone and Prebendary of Canterbury who died at his Residence 13 Devonshire Place in 1842. [There was a cousin James who was a Doctor of Medicine but this is clearly written by a very knowledgable and ecclesiastical minded individual. How ... View more info
By: ELIJAH & SALLY HOUGHTON, WILLINGTON, PIPER, LAWRANCE et al.
Price: $425.99
Publisher: ASHBY MASSACHUSETTS MA MIDDLESEX COUNTY, 1790
Inscription: Autograph
Seller ID: 0001004
Condition: Very Good
On offer is an original circa 1790-1800 handwritten manuscript of Congregational Covenant from the Church in the Town of Ashby in the County of Middlesex, Massachusetts being a 'mission statement' and statement of faith. Ten pages, hand written. 6 x 4 inches in original plain paper covers, sewn spine. Members attesting to the covenant have signed as follows: Elijah & Sally Houghton; Slyva Willington; Rhoda Piper; Lois & Musy Lawrance; Elizabeth Gates; Hannah Cowdry; Abraham Haskell, Jr. VG. View more info
Price: $5,455.99
Publisher: LOWER CANADA QUEBEC NEW ENGLAND, 1759
Seller ID: 0007025
Condition: Good
On offer is a superb, original historic manuscript relic and American colonial document about one of the pivotal events in North American history. Measuring about 8 inches by 6 inches, this 2 page document is made of hand laid paper and bears a mid 18th Century British watermark. The paper has some light stains but otherwise is in very good condition. The handwriting is clear and legible. Both sheets are completely filled. Written as a poem no later than 1809, the manuscript is entitled The Battle of Quebec, 1759. It was found among the colonial papers of Eliphelet Coffin. Coffin was born in D... View more info
By: ELIZABETH KINGSLEY [later SYMONDS]
Price: $6,585.99
Publisher: BEDFORD ENGLAND, 1763
Seller ID: 0002323
Condition: Very Good
On offer is a sensational, original ancient 1763 through 1764 manuscript journal of thoughts, emotions, religious out pouring and continual internal dialogue threaded throughout diary entries of the author's daily life and family. The 144 page book was handwritten by Elizabeth Kingsley [later Symonds] when she married Reverend Joshua Symonds the noted clergyman who presided at the Bunyan Meeting Hall in Bedford and the man who took over after the death of the great John Bunyan author of "Pilgrims Progress." Dated October 20th, 1763 to June 30th, 1764 the 6 ¼" x 7 ½" book with a faded teal co... View more info
Price: $345.99
Publisher: Paris, France, 1782
Inscription: Autograph
Seller ID: 00TP08
Condition: Very Fine
On June 13th, 1782, 'Docteur rege de la Faculte de Medecine en L'Universite de Paris, ancien Proffesseur de les Ecoles...' Etienne Pourfour-de-Petit, first hired by the University in 1732, writes the Faculty beseeching that the Faculty honor and uphold his 1760 retirement 'edict'. Superbly interesting document that highlights the struggles of the revolutionary period and transition of power. The Professor, obviously a monarchist and of the 'ancien regime' is faced with a new board made up of the rebels. Easily read is a certain disdain to the new Faculty members, his deep respect for the Monar... View more info
By: for JESUS [?]
Price: $1,295.99
Publisher: Boston, 1775
Seller ID: 0002100
Condition: Good+
On offer is a fascinating and intriguing manuscript relic of Christian faith being a handwritten c1770s manuscript copy of "A LETTER WRITTEN BY OUR BLESSED LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST AND FOUND UNDER A GREAT STONE SIXTY FIVE YEARS AFTER HIS CRUSIFIXION". This story and its variations of the teachings of Jesus appeared in several forms throughout Europe in earlier times, and it would appear that someone had secured an English copy published in London, and was perhaps preparing this as a copy for publication in Boston. However there is no record of it ever being published in America a... View more info
By: G. MARCEL
Price: $3,285.99
Publisher: AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS, Pierre [Petrus] Schenck: 1706
Seller ID: 000676
Condition: Good+
On offer is a remarkable testament to the art of calligraphy. An awesome manuscript book 'published' by the renowned engraver Schenck of Atlas Sanson fame. There are two [2] title pages, French and Dutch, the first being: "Tablettes Chronologiques contenant la suite des Papes, Empereurs et Roys qui ont règné depuis la naiss. de J. Chr. jusqu'à présent. Pour servir de Plan à Ceux qui lisent l'histoire profane. Présentées au Roy par G. Marcel, avocat au Parlement. Amsterdam Pierre Schenk 1706. [In Dutch: Chronologische tafelen behelzende d'achtervolging der pausen, keizers en koningen... View more info
By: GEORGE III KING OF ENGLAND
Price: $2,585.99
Publisher: England, 1775
Seller ID: 000855
Condition: Very Good+
On offer is an original LS by English King George III dated 3 January 1775, a mere six days before Parliament declared Massachusetts in a state of rebellion. On March 23 Patrick Henry gives the "Give me or give me Death" speech, and on 19 April came the first shots on Lexington Green. King George III, King of England, 1760 - 1820, he supported the policy which led to war with, and the loss of the American colonies sends his cousin to Princess Abbess at Gardersheim Germany his profuse best wishes for the New Year. Signed "George R" one page both sides, 8 x 12.5 which reads in p... View more info
By: GEORGE SHAPLAND
Price: $5,855.99
Publisher: England, 1788
Seller ID: 0002412
Condition: Good
On offer is a simply smashing, original late 18th Century manuscript book handwritten and executed in a lovely, mature hand of an advanced student executed superbly with ochre [?] borders of complex mathematical diagrams, longitudinal and latitude charts, hand colored flourishes, illustrations and accents making for a wonderful, ancient book which is one part cyphering work book of complex mathematics, algebra, trigonometry etc. and when turned over a book of education and exercises in seamanship and nautical formulae with Chapters such as: Astronomical Definitions, Gnomonicks or The Art Of Di... View more info
By: HANNAH COY by way of an UNKNOWN NARRATOR
Price: $4,295.99
Publisher: JERICHO VERMONT, 1798
Seller ID: 0001983
Condition: Good+
On offer is a sensational, original relic of late 18th Century religious manifestation being a five [5] page manuscript account of a young girl's religious visions and experiences as detailed and handwritten by an unknown eyewitness. Hannah Coy the 9 year old girl is recorded as having been in a trance and while under its influence having religious revelations of Heaven and Hell and seeing Jesus, God and the Devil. The narrator, it appears, witnessed the child in trance while she saw this vision, the writer basically records what Hannah said and saw using Hannah's own words. It begins thusly: ... View more info
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Price: $11,500.00
Publisher: HOLLAND THE NETHERLANDS GERMANY, 1739
Seller ID: 0002104
Condition: Very Good
On offer is a superb, original historical early 18th Century travel journal of three [3] Dutch men, Daniel van Alphen, P. van Dorp and the writer of the journal Hendrik van Alphen (1708-1764) who travel from Holland to Germany from April 9th 1739 through late summer. Hendrik is listed on Dutch genealogical sites as a 'koopman' or in English a merchant and given the many references that include numbers the approximately 8 x 10 inch very full 133 hand numbered page book is unlike diaries there is little detail of the daily doings but rather Hendrik described landscape and the community, where th... View more info
By: HOUSE OF JODOR, APOTHECARY
Price: $369.99
Publisher: VERSAILLES, FRANCE, 1758
Inscription: Autograph
Seller ID: 00TP91
Condition: Very Fine
Very extensive listing of medications to Monseigneur le Marechal duc de Belisle from the House of Jodor, Apothecary in Versailles. A total of 288 pounds is required to settle the account. Biographical Notes: SIR THOMAS PHILLIPPS (1792-1872). Born in 1792, Sir Thomas Phillipps from childhood was obsessed with the idea of obtaining virtually anything written or printed on paper, including cartloads of documents from wastepaper merchants and the entire inventories of booksellers. "I wish to have one copy of every book in the world," he declared to a friend. He very nearly succeeded. His c... View more info
By: IOSEPH WYATT, [JOSEPH WYATT]
Price: $5,495.99
Publisher: USA AMERICA, 1807
Seller ID: 0001833
Condition: Good
On offer is an exceptional early 18th Century, circa 1730s as stated on the detached fep 'Ioseph Wyatt His Book 1730, original manuscript cookbook with numerous recipes [receipts] from the 1730s some later but others, perhaps copied from earlier cookbooks, using an earlier style written as "ye" and "thou". From the opening page 'To Make Curd Puffs' to 'To Make Sulabub' [syllabub?] there are approximately 110 pages of recipes plus how to make various puddings preserves, orange cream, preserved walnuts. rabbit, how to pickle mushrooms how to make a cake, how to make punch with ju... View more info
