「The Tragedies of the Medici」の検索結果

5件

Edgcumbe Staley、Scribner’s / T. Werner Laurie、Circ･･･

Illustrated. Circa 1911.Bound in the publisher’s original red cloth, with gilt lettering to the front panel and spine, and a gilt Medici armorial device to the front panel. Mild foxing to the edges. A genealogical table is affixed to the front pastedown. The rear pastedown bears a previous owner’s signature and date. Occasional mild foxing to the text. The binding remains sound.

Mrs Hicks Beach、Cambridge University Press、1937、41･･･

Large 8vo.Bound in the publisher’s original light green cloth, with gilt titling to the spine and a finely gilt decorative device to the upper board, depicting the Medici coat of arms: an oval shield charged with the six palle, surmounted by a cardinal’s galero with pendant tassels, framed by ornamental scrollwork. Tinted top edge. A small bookseller’s label affixed to the front pastedown. Minor foxing to the endpapers. The rear endpaper bears a previous owner’s signature and date. The text shows slight, even age-related toning, but remains generally clean throughout. A tight and sound copy.

Ugo Romagnoli、Bologna: Licinio Cappelli、1939、310pp･･･

8vo. Bound in the publisher’s original printed paper covers.
The covers, edges, and endpapers show foxing, consistent with age. The spine is slightly cocked, leaning to the right, though this does not affect the readability or structural integrity of the volume.Illustrated with multiple full-page portrait plates, and including a folding genealogical table of the Medici family. The rear endpaper bears a previous owner’s signature and date.The text exhibits occasional foxing but remains generally clean throughout.

G. F. Young、Florence: Adriano Salani、1934、479;495p･･･

Two volumes, complete. Uniformly bound in the publisher’s original burgundy cloth with gilt titling to the upper boards.Each volume bears a contemporary ownership signature dated 1934.
Illustrated.The boards show general wear and mild discoloration consistent with age.The text exhibits age-related toning with occasional mild foxing.The bindings remain sound and secure.

Nicolai Rubinstein/Traduzione di Michele Luzzati、L･･･

First Italian Edition,1971.Quarto, or large octavo. Bound in the publisher’s original burgundy cloth, with gilt lettering and a decorative motif to the front panel, and gilt titling within a black spine label. The top edge shows staining and foxing. The rear endpaper bears a previous owner’s signature and date. The text exhibits light, age-related toning, but remains generally clean throughout.