El Espiritu De Miguel De Cervantes Saavedra o La Filosofia De Este Grande Ingenio. Presentada en Máximas, Reflexiones, Moralidades y Agudezas de Todas Especies y Sobre Todos los Asuntos más Importantes de la Vida Civil.. by Cervantes, Miguel De; Arrieta, D. Augustin Garcia - 1885

Madrid: Juan Antonio Lazano, 1780. Hardcover. Very Good. [36], 443, [1] p.: 57 leaves of paleographic engravings; 36 cm. Half calf with marbled paper over boards (possibly a 20th-century binding). Six spine compartments between raised bands; red morocco labels in the second and fifth compartments with gilt-tooled title "Letras Cursivas Antiguas y Modernas" and date "Año 1780." Gilt-tooled ornamentation in the other four compartments. Endpapers printed in a red floral pattern. Added engraved title page: Escuela de Leer Letras Cursivas Antiguas y Modernas . . . Gravadas las Letras por Don Francisco Assensio y Mejorada. The leaves of engraved paleographic examples are included in the pagination. Initial 36 unpaginated pages include 11 pages containing the names of subscribers and one page of errata. The versos of the title page and added engraved title page contain a handwritten list of contents in ink, with some bleed through onto the title pages. Designed as a… Read More

Madrid: Real Academia de Espanola. Flexible white cloth boards resembling vellum show light soiling to spines, else clean and sound, Book plate on front paste-down of each volume; possible ex-library, but no clear markings. Interiors are clean and unmarked, many pages uncut. Volume VI is a slightly different color than the other volumes. Volume VII is dated 1923, rather than 1917. Vol. I - La Galatea; II & III - Don Quixote de la Mancha; IV - Novelas Exemplares; V - Comedias Entremeses; VI - Persiles Y Sigismunda; VII - El Trato de Argel, La Numancia, y Poesias Varias. In all, a handsome set, and a facsimile of the originals. Due to weight, extra postage may be required. . Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition Thus. 1st Printing. 1917.

Madrid: En la Imprenta del Reyno, 1629 Book. Good. Full leather. Engraved title page followed by 5 un-numbered leaves, 455 numbered leaves and 11 leaves of index. Some worming at the start and finish. Folios 174 and 171 transposed. Staining to upper margins of pages throughout. Folio 387 torn at the corner, just into the text. Folio 401 the same. Folio 392 very long closed tear through the text - old paper repairs holding it in. Lower outer corners of the index leaves have been torn away, but with no loss of text. Apparently folios 265 and 266 are sometimes removed follwing an order of the Consejo de Castilla in 1747, both though are present here. Old full leather, worn and with damage to the spine. More modern marbled end papers..

Madrid: Franc. Martinez, 1633 Book. Fair. Soft cover. [viii], 363, [1], 24, [24] pages + engraved title page and three plates. Here without the half title page. Damage to the engraved title page - trimmed along the foot cropping the imprint and also with the loss of the lower inner corner, section torn from the head of the page also. In old creased limp vellum, section torn from the spine. Remains of old ties. Some staining to pages at the rear. Ink notes to the front inner cover..

Santiago De Chile: Ediciones Guardia Vieja , 1956. The author's second published book, No copies found in current commerce, WorldCat notes 4 library holdings worldwide, RareBookHub shows no auction records since publication. # 39 of 500 copies printed, SIGNED BY AUTHOR Jose Donoso AND ILLUSTRATOR Nemesio Antunez at colophon page. Near Fine in illustrated French wrappers, the wrappers one of the 3 illustrations by Antunez, the other two in text. Small rubs to wrappers at spine ends. With internal thin paper wrapper, uniformly browned, which has uniformly browned interiors of the paper covers. 45 pages. . SIGNED BY AUTHOR AND ILLUSTRATOR. Limited and Numbered, Signed 1st Edition. French Wrappers. Fine in Wraps, as Issued/Near Fine. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Limited Edition.

Madrid: Juan Antonio Lazano, 1780. Hardcover. Very Good. [36], 443, [1] p.: 57 leaves of paleographic engravings; 36 cm. Half calf with marbled paper over boards (possibly a 20th-century binding). Six spine compartments between raised bands; red morocco labels in the second and fifth compartments with gilt-tooled title "Letras Cursivas Antiguas y Modernas" and date "Año 1780." Gilt-tooled ornamentation in the other four compartments. Endpapers printed in a red floral pattern. Added engraved title page: Escuela de Leer Letras Cursivas Antiguas y Modernas . . . Gravadas las Letras por Don Francisco Assensio y Mejorada. The leaves of engraved paleographic examples are included in the pagination. Initial 36 unpaginated pages include 11 pages containing the names of subscribers and one page of errata. The versos of the title page and added engraved title page contain a handwritten list of contents in ink, with some bleed through onto the title pages. Designed as a… Read More

Madrid: Real Academia de Espanola. Flexible white cloth boards resembling vellum show light soiling to spines, else clean and sound, Book plate on front paste-down of each volume; possible ex-library, but no clear markings. Interiors are clean and unmarked, many pages uncut. Volume VI is a slightly different color than the other volumes. Volume VII is dated 1923, rather than 1917. Vol. I - La Galatea; II & III - Don Quixote de la Mancha; IV - Novelas Exemplares; V - Comedias Entremeses; VI - Persiles Y Sigismunda; VII - El Trato de Argel, La Numancia, y Poesias Varias. In all, a handsome set, and a facsimile of the originals. Due to weight, extra postage may be required. . Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition Thus. 1st Printing. 1917.

Madrid: En la Imprenta del Reyno, 1629 Book. Good. Full leather. Engraved title page followed by 5 un-numbered leaves, 455 numbered leaves and 11 leaves of index. Some worming at the start and finish. Folios 174 and 171 transposed. Staining to upper margins of pages throughout. Folio 387 torn at the corner, just into the text. Folio 401 the same. Folio 392 very long closed tear through the text - old paper repairs holding it in. Lower outer corners of the index leaves have been torn away, but with no loss of text. Apparently folios 265 and 266 are sometimes removed follwing an order of the Consejo de Castilla in 1747, both though are present here. Old full leather, worn and with damage to the spine. More modern marbled end papers..

Madrid: Franc. Martinez, 1633 Book. Fair. Soft cover. [viii], 363, [1], 24, [24] pages + engraved title page and three plates. Here without the half title page. Damage to the engraved title page - trimmed along the foot cropping the imprint and also with the loss of the lower inner corner, section torn from the head of the page also. In old creased limp vellum, section torn from the spine. Remains of old ties. Some staining to pages at the rear. Ink notes to the front inner cover..

Santiago De Chile: Ediciones Guardia Vieja , 1956. The author's second published book, No copies found in current commerce, WorldCat notes 4 library holdings worldwide, RareBookHub shows no auction records since publication. # 39 of 500 copies printed, SIGNED BY AUTHOR Jose Donoso AND ILLUSTRATOR Nemesio Antunez at colophon page. Near Fine in illustrated French wrappers, the wrappers one of the 3 illustrations by Antunez, the other two in text. Small rubs to wrappers at spine ends. With internal thin paper wrapper, uniformly browned, which has uniformly browned interiors of the paper covers. 45 pages. . SIGNED BY AUTHOR AND ILLUSTRATOR. Limited and Numbered, Signed 1st Edition. French Wrappers. Fine in Wraps, as Issued/Near Fine. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Limited Edition.