[Armenia]. - Lot 204

[Armenia]. LOT of 11 books covering various subjects: - Paris]. BONNASSIES (Jules). Comédie Française. Notice historique sur les anciens bâtiments... Paris, Aubry, 1868. In-8, 32 p., green polished post-bronze half-chagrin, ribbed spine, gilt title (spine faded, covers rubbed). Edition of 150 copies. Ex-libris Ch. Duplomb. - FARCINET (Charles). L'Ancienne famille de Lusignan... Les comtes de la Marche... Les rois de Jérusalem et de Chypre. 2nd ed. Fontenay-le-Comte, Revue du Bas-Poitou, 1899. In-8, green half-percaline à la Bradel, full title, initials FM and date gilt on spine (corners dulled). Provenance: Frédéric Macler (initials on spine). - RIGGS (Elias). A Grammar of the modern Armenian language as spoken in Constantinople and Asia Minor. Second edition. Constantinople, printed by A.B. Churchill, 1856. In-12, 82 p., [1] f. (Comparative specimen), publisher's green percaline, smooth muted spine, cold decoration to boards, gilt title to upper pallet (binding worn, spine with label and partly split, one int. hinge cracked, small wetness in margin; title page half-covered with yellowed paper). Rare grammar of common Armenian by Elias Riggs (1810-1901), an American linguist and Presbyterian missionary in Asia Minor, who directed a translation of the Bible into modern Armenian. Provenance: Reverend Eward Robinson (autograph letter signed by the author); H. Hübschmann (stamp); Bibliothek Goldschmidt-Hübschmann (ex-dono label). - HÜBSCHMANN (H.). Armenische Grammatik. I. Theil: Armenische Etymologie. Leipzig, Breitkopf & Härtel, 1897. In-8, XXII-575 p., publisher's brown half-basin (spine worn, hinges split, almost unbound). Provenance: Frédéric Macler (bookplate and signature). - MACLER (Frédéric). Three lectures on Armenia given at the Carol I Foundation in Bucharest (Romania). Paris, Geuthner, 1929. In-12, 290 p., 9 plates, red half-chagrin, 5-rib spine, gilt title (slight rubbing on one headband). Provenance: Boston Public Library (gilt label on tail of spine). - MACLER (Frédéric). Nouvelle mosaïque orientale. Paris, Geuthner, 1923. In-8, [2] f., 267 p., [2] f., XIV p. (bibliogr.), hors-texte illustrations, midnight blue half-chagrin, ribbed spine, gilt author and title, gilt head. Author's signature on title page. - KARAMIANZ (N.). Verzeichniss der armenischen Handschriften. Berlin, Asher, 1888. In-4, VIII-88 p., 5 plates including 2 in color, publisher's cart. (gap at head of spine, corners dull). - ARMENIAN QUESTION (LA). Appeal to the governments of Europe. Paris, typogr. G. Chamerot, 1872. In-8, [1] f., 86 p., [1] f. (table), period green half-percaline, red title page, gilt fleuron, covers preserved (corners rubbed, slight russeting). - CHOLET (Armand Pierre de). Voyage en Turquie d'Asie: Arménie, Kurdistan et Mésopotamie. Paris, Plon, 1892. In-18, [2] f., 394 p., pl., period blue half-percaline, gilt author and title on spine, untrimmed (spine browned, int. hinge split, 3 corners and headbands worn; map lacking). - Medicine]. REGULATIONS applicable to Cholera Provenances. Constantinople, s.n., [Impr. du Levant Heral],1867. In-8, 15 p., paperback, original cover (cover uninsulated). Rare booklet establishing protection and quarantine guidelines. Only 2 copies reported to Worldcat (Berlin and Yale). - KARAMIANZ (N.). Verzeichniss der armenischen Handschriften. Berlin, Asher, 1888. In-4, VIII-88 p., 5 plates including 2 in color, publisher's cart. (spine rubbed with lac. at head, corners dull). Forms volume 10 of the collection: Die Handschriften-Verzeichnisse der Königlichen Bibliothek zu Berlin.