Lisola), (François-Paul deSaulce au Verjus. With... Lot 741

Lisola), (François-Paul deSaulce au Verjus. With woodcut title vignette. Strasbourg, n.d., 1674. 10 vols. 87 p. 12°. Cognac-colored calf of the 19th century with gilt-stamped fillets, two gilt-stamped ribbon markers and gilt R, standing and inner edge fillets, three gilt edges and marble endpapers. Gilt edges and marble endpapers (front hinge chipped, minor light-staining). Signed: Simier R. du Roi. Lisola), (François-Paul de Saulce au Verjus. With woodcut title vignette. Strasbourg, n.d., 1674. 10 vols. 87 p. 12°. Cognac-colored calf of the 19th century with gilt stamped fillets, two gilt-stamped ribbon markers and gilt R, standing and inner edge fillets, three gilt edges and marble endpapers. Gilt edges and marble endpapers (front hinge chipped, minor light-staining). Signed: Simier R. du Roi. Probably first edition. - Short pamphlet which is a reply to a letter from the ambassador Louis de Verjus about the behavior of Germany during the war of 1673. Lisola (1659-1674) was a French diplomat in imperial Habsburg service. He professed his anti-French stance in numerous political writings. - Slightly browned due to paper. Good copy in hand binding. With woodcut title vignette. Light brown calf leather of the 19th c. with gilt stamped fillets on cover, two gilt-stamped labels and gilt decoration on spine, standing and inner edge fillets, gilt edges and marbles endpapers (front joint cracked, unobtrusive light-staining). Signed: Simier R. du Roi. - Probably first edition. - Short pamphlet which is a reply to a letter from the ambassador Louis de Verjus about Germany's behavior during the war of 1673. Lisola (1659-1674) was a French diplomat in imperial Habsburg service. He professed his anti-French stance in numerous political writings. - Slightly browned due to paper. Good copy. This work is taxed. A premium of 23.95% will be added to the hammer price and the final invoice amount will be subject to 7% (books) or 19% VAT in the European Union. This work is subject to the regular margin scheme. There is a 23.95% buyer's premium on the hammer price and 7% (Books) or 19% VAT on the final invoice amount in the European Union.