Fayard Arthéme Fayard 1945, In-8 broché, 366 pages. Bon état.
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London Edited, published and sold by Edwd Orme 1812 boîte circulaire de 8,2 cm de diamètre charnière et double fermoir, mention « record of British valour », en lettres dorées sur le couvercle. La boîte contient un boîtier métallique (portrait de Wellington en relief sur la face supérieure) qui renferme treize disques en papier fort, chacun consacré à une bataille: au recto figure une lithographie coloriée qui évoque la bataille, au verso un descriptif en anglais
Étonnante boîte commémorative des batailles du Duc de Wellington (contre Bonaparte, Soult, Masséna…). Particulièrement bien conservée dans son boîtier d'origine
Her Majesty's Stationery Office, Government Bookshops, London, 1982. In-8, broché sous couverture illustrée en couleur, 176 pp. Foreword - Introduction : history of the collection - Chronology of the Duke of Wellington - Picture Frames and picture hanging at Aspley House, by Simon Jervis - Abbreviations - List and descriptions of the Wellington pictures - Explanation of ...
Nombreuses illustrations en noir et blanc in texte. --- Plus d'informations sur le site archivesdunord.com
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London 1837
Addressed to an unidentified recipient, this signed letter concerns the appointment of an officer with hearing loss, which the Duke relates to his own experience of deafness. Like many exposed to the sound of artillery fire, the Duke of Wellington suffered from noise-related hearing loss. Subsequently he underwent a botched treatment which resulted in permanent deafness in one ear. This ALS is dated London, 16 April 1837. This was the year that Queen Victoria ascended the throne, and was written when the Duke was in his late 60s. Expected fold marks. Whole written in brown ink. 2pp. with integral blank leaf. 185 x 118 mm (7Œ by 4Ÿ inches)
Illustrated Memoir of Charles Wellington Furse, A.R.A.: With Critical Papers and Fragments, A Catalogue of the Pictures Exhibited at the Club in 1906, and a Chronological List of Works. Exhibition: London, Burlington Fine Arts Club, 1906. 100 pages 35 plates, including frontispiece. Each plate accompanied by leaf with description. Hardback. 42x33cms.
Quedlinburg und Leipzig, Gottfr. Basse, 1840-44. Bound in 6 cont. hcalf, gilt backs. Backs slightly rubbed. Stamp on titles. 2 frontispieces, 10 folded maps. A portrait of Wellington in facsimile.