Vil & Vil (La gata parida) by Filloy, Juan - 1975

Andres Botas E Hijo. Mexico. 1917. FIRST EDITION. Small 8vo. (6.7 x 4.4 inches). Portrait Frontis. 96pp. A fine, unread copy with the gatherings still unopened. Sewn, as issued, in the publishers original paper wrapper with black and green illustration and lettering to the front panel, the rear with publishers advert, lettered in black. Split to the top half of the front hinge but still intact, otherwise a clean and bright copy of this scarce little book by the Mexican revolutionary and supporter of Emeliano Zapata.

Segunda edición (primera de distribución comercial, facsimilar a menor escala de la primera), uno de 5 mil ejemplares en tela editorial roja, guardas ilustradas (Siqueiros). Lomo frotado y un poco manchado, tapas muy bien. Interiores impecables, sólo el papel está un poco oscurecido en los bordes. Se envía desde México por correo registrado, envío por paquetería (DHL, FedEx) disponible. Siranda Librería Anticuaria, CDMX

26 títulos de la colección Simenon de Luis de Caralt, editor. Años 70, España. Los libros están como nuevos, con leves marcas del paso del tiempo en las cubiertas. Favor de pedir cotización de envíos detallada. A la venta los siguientes títulos:El paso de la frontera #10Los supervivientes del Telémaco #17Los Pitard #18El asesino #23La gente de enfrente #24El Señor Ratón #26La granja "El Rompeolas" #29El hombre de Londres #31El hijo de Cardinaud #33Turista de bananas #34El pensionista #35El testigo de Maletras #40Malempin #42Extraños en casa #43El fondo de la botella #48La yegua perdida #49El gran Bob #50El blanco con gafas #55El evadido #58Tío Charles se ha encerrado #59El hijo #62La callada espera #63La mala estrella #64Bergelon #66La ciudad bajo la lluvia #70Luces rojas #71

La revista de cuba,periodico quincenal de ciencias,derecho,literatura y bellas artes.fue una revista publicada en el siglo XIX y tuvo como director a jose antonio cortina.en ella colaboraron los mas destacados escritores,poetas y periodistas cubanos del siglo XIX,como enrique jose varona,antonio bachiller y morales,rosa kruger,emilio blanchet,antonio sellen,nicolas heredia,vidal morales y morales,antonio lopez prieto,anselmo suarez y romero,y otros destacados escritores,la revista esta encuadernada.y en buen estado,es la primera edicion,original,del ano 1881.

This small volume appears to be the third known copy, with the other two referenced in an listing by antiquarian bookseller Antiquates Ltd. in Dorset, England. According to its own introductory notes, this book was ",..formed upon an New Plan to facilitate the acquisition of the Spanish language" by utilizing phraseology found in writings of "the best Spanish authors, including Don Quixote and Cortez in South America." Besides the copy held by Antiquates Ltd., the other known copy of the first edition is reported held by OCLC (Online Computer Library Center). The book is in fair condition, with pages still attached though foxed. The brown paper repair to the binding is itself worn, but holding the boards in place. There is an owner signature inside the front board, no other markings. A rare find, indeed!

Andres Botas E Hijo. Mexico. 1917. FIRST EDITION. Small 8vo. (6.7 x 4.4 inches). Portrait Frontis. 96pp. A fine, unread copy with the gatherings still unopened. Sewn, as issued, in the publishers original paper wrapper with black and green illustration and lettering to the front panel, the rear with publishers advert, lettered in black. Split to the top half of the front hinge but still intact, otherwise a clean and bright copy of this scarce little book by the Mexican revolutionary and supporter of Emeliano Zapata.

Contains 2 lengthy articles by Eustaquio Fernández de Navarrete on the Columbus family:a. "Noticias Para la Vida de D. Hernando Colon" (pages 289-483)b."Noticias de D. Bartolomé Colon, hermano del Almirante" (pages 485-574)574, index, [2] pages.Boards rubbed with minor scratches and loss to corners and all three edges. Marbled end-papers with small ex-libris to inner front board. Spanish text clean and unmarked.
A reference source for the life of Hernando Colon, son of Christopher Colon/Columbus, with a focus on the challenges he faced in defending his family's legacy. This volume gives some of the earliest published details of the life of Hernando supported by the inclusion of 8 transcribed documents, including Hernando's defence of his brother's (Diego's) rights to titles and income following his father's death; details relative to the conception Hernando had for his library (the "Biblioteca Hernandia"); and the text of Hernando's will.
Navarrete's second chapter to this volume concerns the life… Read More

Segunda edición (primera de distribución comercial, facsimilar a menor escala de la primera), uno de 5 mil ejemplares en tela editorial roja, guardas ilustradas (Siqueiros). Lomo frotado y un poco manchado, tapas muy bien. Interiores impecables, sólo el papel está un poco oscurecido en los bordes. Se envía desde México por correo registrado, envío por paquetería (DHL, FedEx) disponible. Siranda Librería Anticuaria, CDMX

26 títulos de la colección Simenon de Luis de Caralt, editor. Años 70, España. Los libros están como nuevos, con leves marcas del paso del tiempo en las cubiertas. Favor de pedir cotización de envíos detallada. A la venta los siguientes títulos:El paso de la frontera #10Los supervivientes del Telémaco #17Los Pitard #18El asesino #23La gente de enfrente #24El Señor Ratón #26La granja "El Rompeolas" #29El hombre de Londres #31El hijo de Cardinaud #33Turista de bananas #34El pensionista #35El testigo de Maletras #40Malempin #42Extraños en casa #43El fondo de la botella #48La yegua perdida #49El gran Bob #50El blanco con gafas #55El evadido #58Tío Charles se ha encerrado #59El hijo #62La callada espera #63La mala estrella #64Bergelon #66La ciudad bajo la lluvia #70Luces rojas #71

This small volume appears to be the third known copy, with the other two referenced in an listing by antiquarian bookseller Antiquates Ltd. in Dorset, England. According to its own introductory notes, this book was ",..formed upon an New Plan to facilitate the acquisition of the Spanish language" by utilizing phraseology found in writings of "the best Spanish authors, including Don Quixote and Cortez in South America." Besides the copy held by Antiquates Ltd., the other known copy of the first edition is reported held by OCLC (Online Computer Library Center). The book is in fair condition, with pages still attached though foxed. The brown paper repair to the binding is itself worn, but holding the boards in place. There is an owner signature inside the front board, no other markings. A rare find, indeed!