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A muzzle loading iron canon possibly 17th century, of tapering cylindrical form, 67cm longShipping Disclaimer Buyers must be aware of their country’s shipping and import policies regarding guns, knives, swords, and other offensive weapons prior to purchase. They are required to ensure that the lot can be delivered by a specialist shipper, whether in the UK, Europe or internationally. No compensation will be given to buyers who fail to organise shipping arrangements for goods and weapons due to the prohibitions, restrictions or import regulations of their country. Condition Reportpitted and refinished surface
A 12mm percussion pocket pistol - mid-9th century, 3½" turn-off 'canon' barrel stamped with two crossed cutlass proof marks; dolphin hammer, the action signed 'Barbar' and 'London' in scrolling banners, the grip decorated with inset scrolling silver wire (20 cm overall length). Condition - Functions (double action). Lacking some silver wire.
A collection of camera bodies and accessories, to include, a Nikon F90X, a Canon FX, a Nikon F-801, and a Sigma f/4-5.6 60-200mm lens, Quickmatic 600 and a Yashikor Y105 f/4 wide angle lens, amongst other items, together with, four small cameras, to include, two Ensignette No. 2's with cases, a Kodak Baby Hawkeye, and a Zeiss Ikon Baby Box. (4) (1 box)
Flemish School. Mechelen. Circa 1500."Christ Child"Carved wooden sculpture.Measurements with base: 29,5 x 13,5 x 8,5 cm. The canon of the clear and slightly bulging forehead, slanted eyes and small mouth correspond to the characteristics of Flemish sculptural production, specifically that of Mechelen. It is carved according to the dictates of the dynamism of Gothic sculpture, having the famous "compensatory posture," which is created by the forward placement of the leg opposite to the curved hip. In this way, the sculptor manages to create an extraordinary effect of drapery in motion.This sculpture should be classified as a "Poupée de Malines" or "Mechelen Doll." These were small statues of the Virgin Mary, saints, or the Christ Child that were produced in sizeable quantities from the mid-15th century until 1515-30. They spread widely, precisely due to their format, which met the needs of private or domestic worship perfectly. The quality of the carving, along with the rich polychrome and the sweet and gentle expression on the face, contributed to the popularisation of these small sculptures. It is known that they were among the Flemish goods that were shipped to the Iberian Peninsula or even to more distant lands such as the Canary Islands, Latin America, and the Philippines.
Two Canon SLR camera bodies, comprising Canon A-1 serial no. 718442 and Canon T90 serial no. 1195139, together with a Canon FD 50mm 1:1.8 lens, Canon FD 100-300mm 1:5.6 zoom lens, Vivitar 200mm 1:3.5 Auto Telephoto lens no. 28403440, Vivitar 24mm 1:2.8 Auto Wide Angle Lens and Sigma Telephoto 1:5.6 f=400mm lens and other accessories contained within two soft carry cases
CANON LAW -- KUTTNER, S. Medieval councils, decretals, and collections of canon law. 1980. - Id. The history of ideas and doctrines of canon law in the MA. 1980. - J. GAUDEMET. La formation du droit canonique médiéval. 1980. -- R. FEENSTRA. Le droit savant au moyen âge et sa vulgarisation. 1986. - Id. Legal scholarship and doctrines of private law, 13th-18th centuries. 1996. - Id. Histoire du droit savant (13e-18e s.). (2005). - 6 vols. Ocl. (Variorum Repr.). -- W. HARTMANN & K. PENNINGTON, eds. The history of medieval canon law in the classical period, 1140-1234. From Gratian to the Decretals of Pope Gregory IX. (2008). Obrds. -- And 4 o. (11).
ANDREAE, J. In titulum de regulis iuris Commentarii (vulgò Novella) insignes (…). Lyon, Haer. I. Giunta, 1550. 2 in 1 vol. 255, (1); (18) lvs. W. woodcut printer's mark on both ti-pp. and at the end of first part. Cont. blind tooled cf. w. raised bands and small gilt dec. on spine and sides. (Joints partly split, top of spine chipped, old owner's entry on ti. ("Bazemont"), stamp on ti. almost erased (causing a small hole), some marg. waterstaines, a bit foxing/browning in places, sm. wormtrack in blank top margin of last ff.).NOTE: Very rare Lyon edition of a textbook of Canon law by Giovanni d'Andrea (1270-1348). Old armorial bookplate 'Royer des Granges, Avocat' on paste down. - Baudrier VI, 266. Not in Adams.
SPIEGEL, J. Lexicon iuris civilis. Ex variis probatorum autorum commentariis congestum. Lyon, S. Gryphius, 1545. 814 cols., (5) pp. W. woodcut printer's mark on ti. and large one at the end. Fol. Old vellum. (Vellum stained and a bit repaired, new endpapers, tiny hole in inner blank margin first 3 lvs. rep., margins a bit stained in places).NOTE: Rare third edition of Spiegel's Lexicon Iuris Civilis, a dictionary of terms in Roman and canon law, first published in Strasbourg in 1538. - Baudrier VIII, 196. This edition not in Adams.
(AURELIUS, C.). Die Chronycke van Hollant, Zeelant ende van Vrieslandt. Beginnende van Adams tijden tot die gheboorte ons Heeren Jesum/ voortgaende totten Jare M.CCCCC. ende XVII. Met den rechten oorspronc hoe Hollant eerst begrepen ende bewoont is geweest vanden Troyanen. Ende is inhoudende van die Hertogen van Beyeren/ Henegouwen ende Bourgondyen. De tijt dat sy aent Graefschap gheweest hebben. Met die Chronijcke der Bisschoppen van Utrecht seer suyverlijck ghe-extendeert ende int lange verhaelt. Amst/Dordr., C. Claesz/P. Verhaghen, 1595-1597. 4 parts in 1 vol. (12), 483; (12), 272, (2 blank); (2), 229, (5); (4), 131 pp. W. 3 (diff.) full-length woodcut portraits on ti-pp. & 36 full-length woodcut portraits in text. Sm-fol. Old h. vellum. (Lower outer corner faintly stained in places, margins cut).NOTE: Rare edition of the so-called 'Divisiekroniek' by the canon Cornelius Aurelius (Cornelius of Gouda, ±1460 - after 1523), with the separately published 4th part ("Appendix"). He based his work upon the 'Chronicon Hollandiæ' by Johannes à Leydis who died after 1500. The first edition appeared in 1517 and received its name 'Divisiekroniek' because of the division in 32 parts. It remained a popular source for Dutch history up to the first half of the 18th c. The first part, by Aurelius, covers the period from the earliest times up to 1517. The second and third part were written by Ellert de Veer (Haitsma Mulier/ Van der Lem 483); the second part relates the events from 1516 up to 1591; the third part contains a more elaborate description of the period 1566-1590. - Haitsma Mulier/v.d. Lem 20a, 483b & 483c; De Wind, p. 112-113; Moes/Burger III, p. 243-247.
CANON LAW -- CORPUS JURIS CANONICI emend., et notis illustr., Gregorii XIII Pont. Max. jussu ed., libro VII Decretalium, et J.P. Lancelotti Institutionibus adauctum. Turin, 1745. 2 vols. (108 pp.), 1280 cols.; (20 pp.), 754 cols., (6 pp.), 404 cols., (72 pp.), 236 cols., (16 pp.), 158 cols., (1 p.). 4°. Cont. hcf. w. raised bands & red labels. (Top of spine vol. 1 a bit torn, corners bumped/dam., spines a bit chafed, stamps on v° ti-pp., a bit foxed in places).NOTE: Title of vol. 2: Gregorii papae IX. Decretales, una cum libro sexto, Clementinis et extravagantibus (…) quibus accedunt septimus Decretalium, et Jo. Pauli Lancelotti Institutiones juris canonici. - Cf. Schulte III/1, p. 451.
STICHTING DE ROOS, UTRECHT -- KLOOS, W. Gedichten, 1880-1893. 1959. Lge-8°. Or. h. vellum, t.e.g. -- S. VESTDIJK. Barioni en Peter. 1974. W. tinted ill. by M. Kempers. Sm-8°. Ocl. -- J. ARENDS. Twee verhalen: Keefman/Vrijgezel op kamers. 1982. W. ill. by J. Janssen. 4°. Ocl. -- F.C. TERBORGH. El gran canon. 1965. W. cold. lithogr. by J. Dalenoord. 4°. Ocl. -- J. v. LOOY. De nachtcactus. 1969. Owrps. In or. slipcase. -- And 5 o. (10).NOTE: Printed in 175 numb. copies. - St. De Roos, 47, 99, 121, 69, 82, 5, 42, 71, 105, 120.
PACIONI, P. De locatione et conductione. Tractatus, in quo non solum agitur in genere de Contractu locationis, & omnibus ad eum pertinentibus, sed etiam in specie De Locatione Operarum, ac singularum rerum, tam laicalium, quam ecclesiasticarum, cuiusque individui passim inferuntur. Rome, N.A. Tinassius, 1677. (34), 830, (2) pp. Fol. Mod. hcf. extra. (Spine a bit faded, margins a bit waterstained in places, some marg. wormholes, a bit browned/foxed).NOTE: Scarce first edition of Pacioni's fundamental and comprehensive treatise on leases, tenancy, contracts and related subjects in Roman and Canon law.
BONACOSSA, H. & F. HUSANUS. Tractatus de servis vel famulis et hominibus tam liberis quam propriis. Cologne, J. Gymnicus, 1590. (8), 232, (24) pp. W. woodcut printer's mark on ti. - Bound with: P. REBUFFUS. Tractatus de sententiis praeiudicialibus, seu provisionalibus, ubi materia alimentorum (…). Acc. Tractatus de alimentis I.B. Pontani. Cologne, J. Gymnicus, 1595. (4), 332 pp. - And: H. MARILIANUS. Tractatus de iure possesionis et dominii in re duobus separatim distracta, si alter prior eam trad. acceperit. Cologne, J. Gymnicus, 1599. (38), 121 pp. W. woodcut printer's mark on ti. - And: B. WALTHERUS. Miscellaneorum ad ius pertinentium, ll. II. Cologne, J. Gymnicus, 1596. (2), 148, (2) pp. W. woodcut printer's mark on ti. - Tog. 4 parts in 1 vol. Cont. mottled cf. w. raised bands, dec. gilt back & brown label. (Spine ends dam., some wormholes in cf. & in lower margin of 1st quire, first free endpaper gone, some browning/foxing in places, but altog. still a fine copy).NOTE: Ad 1: Adams B2378. Ad 2: Petrus Rebuffus (1487-1557) was born at Baillargues, near Montpellier in 1487. He was professor of canon law in Montpellier, Cahors, Bourges, Poitiers and Paris. - Roberts 252. This one and the last two not in Adams.

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