Venetia [Venice]: Nicolo Pezzana, 1674. "In questa ultima Impressione, con ogni diligenza rivisti, e corretti." 12mo (15cm.); full contemporary speckled calf, gilt-tooled spine in four compartments, all edges speckled red; 650,[20](collated complete); added engraved title page depicting St. George slaying the dragon, woodcut initials, head- and tail-pieces throughout. Binding a...... More

Venezia: Presso Antonio Zattae Figli, 1791. First Edition. Small octavo (16cm.); later period-style parchment, two olive gilt-lettered morocco spine onlays, speckled endpapers; [8],196 [but 296]pp. ([*]4 A-S8 T4); steel engraved medallion to title page, fifteen engraved scenes printed in text throughout. Light wear to extremities, chiefly at corners, else a...... More

Firenze: Nuova Italia Editrice, 1961. First Edition. Octavo; publisher's pale grey wrappers printed in red and black; ix,[1],278pp. Moderate wear to extremities from handling, margins and textblock rather toned, contemporary ownership signature to front free endpaper with accompanying pencil note along bottom margin, else Very Good, internally clean and sound..... More

Napoli [Naples]: Nella Stamperia di Bernardo-Michele Raillard, 1712. Two volumes; quartos; full contemporary parchment, manuscript spine titling; [6],288; [2],126,[64]pp.; steel-engraved device to Vol. I title page, woodcut initials, head- and tail-pieces throughout. Parchment soiled, especially along top margins of both volumes, some discoloration and finger-soil to early leaves, later ownership..... More

Neapoli [Naples]: Apud Aegidium Longum Typographum Regium, 1653. First Edition. Quarto (20cm.); full contemporary mottled roan, gilt spine in five compartments, all edges marbled; [20],208,186,[18]pp. (collated complete); woodcut illus. throughout, woodcut initials, head and tail-pieces. Leather dried at margins with scuffed exposure at corners, small chip at spine crown, else..... More

Paterson, NJ: Tipografia della Questione Sociale, 1897. First Thus. 12mo (17.cm.); self-wrappers; 12,[2]pp. Light wear to margins, textblock uniformly toned due to inferior paper quality, else Very Good and sound. Issued as "Biblioteca della 'Questione Sociale,'" no. 3. Small pamphlet by the French anarchist Eliseo Reclus (1830-1905) translated..... More

Naples: Riccardo Ricciardi Editore, 1927. First Edition, one of 200 copies printed. Octavo (25x17x1cm); 79pp, including appendix and index. Laid paper wrappers of warm limestone gray, imprinted with publisher's elegant naval emblem and motto: Ventis Secundis—Under Favoring Winds. B&W portrait of Vico as frontispiece. Entirely in Italian. Covers shows..... More

Venetia [Venice]: Apresso gli heredi di Marchio Sessa, 1570. Octavo (15 cm); [7], [160]pp.; woodcut illus. Early 20th-century boards quarter bound with yapp edges in vellum and maroon stenciled paper with two faded plum ribbons and red paper labels on spine. Panel edges torn, chipped, and dust-soiled with soiling to..... More

Milano: Federico Motta Editore, 2001. First Edition. Tall octavo (9.75" x 6.25"); [72]pp. Photos throughout. Trilingual (Friulian, Italian, and English) poems. Illustrated card wraps with French flaps. Covers a bit shelfworn with light bumping at top corners and some general smudging to surface. Dime-sized inkstain to half title with adjacent..... More

Small, thick 12mo (13cm.); 18th-century mottled calf, gilt spine in six compartments, red gilt spine label, all edges stained red, marbled endpapers; title pages printed within decorative woodcut borders, woodcut initials, head- and tail pieces throughout. Leather rather dried and scuffed at margins with exposure, joints starting to show, spine..... More

Hardcover. Napoli: Dalla Tipograpfia Masi, 1817. Octavo; [iv], 402p +1 errori at back. Engraved portrait frontis. Brown boards with leather spine and gilt lettering. Joints splitting with amateur rust-colored tape repair over spine ends and down front joint. Boards otherwise edgeworn with a few bumps and  the starts of a...... More

Firenze [Florence]: Stamperia di S.A.R. / per Gio. Gaetano Tartini, e Santi Franchi, 1738. First Edition. Quarto (21cm.); full contemporary parchment, manuscript spine titling; xix,[1],328pp.; woodcut device to title page, initials, head- and tail-pieces throughout. Ex-19th century library with their spine label and rubber-stamp to title page, parchment worn and..... More

Torino: Tipografia Chirio e Mina, 1823. Third Edition with additions from the author's recent memories. Octavo. 140 pp. Fold-out chart to rear "Delle cose piu rimarcabili nella Geografia degli Stati-Uniti." Printed wraps with paper spine; ex-library with markings and stamps from Antionanum Colegio Univ. Biblioteca. Edgewear and some smudging and..... More