Cicero, M. T.: Officiorum Libri III

Tusculanarum quaestionum seu disputationum libri quinque. Cologne, Birckmann & Mylius; 1595. by M.T. Cicero Bound in ancient vellum manuscript Size 4 by 6 1/4" Many pages with extensive period margina

Cicero, Marcus Tullius und Samuel Rachel; M. Tullii Ciceronis de Officiis Libri Tres, & in illos, Philosophico Juridicus, Published by Amsterdam: Wetstenius, 1686; Velum covers, 563pp plus index. Insc

M. Tullii Ciceronis De Officiis Libri Tres …, printed at London by J. Roberts, MDCCLIV (1754). Title, 244, index. Leather binding cracked along joints, internally lacks blanks, early ink inscrip

THE MOST IMPORTANT TREATISES OF ROMAN AGRICULTURE, FISHING AND FARMING CATO, VARRO, COLUMELLA, PALLADIUS ET ALII. Libri De Re Rustica. M. Catonis Lib. I. M. Terentii Varronis Lib. III. L. Iunii Modera

M. Tullii Ciceronis. Rhetoricorum ad Herennium libri quatuor. . de inventione Libri Duo… Printed at Venice by Joannem Gryphium Title, [10], 133 folios with printers device on verso Measures 9 x 12.5

Pneumatic Floor Stapler w/ 2 Hammers

Serial Number 82611007, Great Condition, In order to respond to the superstrat craze, Gibson introduced new models such as the US-1, the US-2, and the M-III. Though the US-1 was Gibson's first mass-pr

Sextus Empiricus. SEXTI PHILOSOPHI PYRRHONIARUM HYPOTYPOSEON LIBRI III. [Geneva]: Henricus Stephanus, 1562. 6.75" x 4.25". 288 pp. Bound in late 17th c. speckled calf, gilt in compartments, some light

M III Serigraph on wove paper Signed, titled and numbered A/P 1/5 Size: 27 1/2 x 21 3/4 in. (image) Provenance: The Estate of Norma W. Fetterly (Sister-in-law to artist), Toronto Gordon Smith: The Pri

[HISTORY. PERSIA] DE REGIO PERSARUM PRINCIPATU LIBRI III Additi indices tres (...) editio altera in qua quid sit preastitum, etc. B. Brisson. (Heidelberg), Hieronymus Commelin, 1595. 378 pp. Printer's

[Estienne Imprint] Caesar, Caius Julius. Rerum a se gestarum commentarii. De bello Gallico libri VIII. De bello civili Pompeiano libri III. De bello Alexandrino liber I. De bello Africo [!] liber I. D

Galen (129-circa 210 CE) Elementis Libri Duo Lyons: Rouillium, 1548 [bound with] Galen Pergameni de Temperamentis Libri III, Lyon: Rouillium, 1549; [and] Galen Pergameni de Naturalibus Facultatibus Li

'De Bello Sicambrico', Libri III, with 'Eiusdem Alia Poemata', by Hieronymus Faleti, Libri VIII, one quarter brown leather over yellow marbled boards. Published by Aldus Manutius, Venice, 1557. Foxing

Two-Volume leather volumes of Cicero, “M. Tullii Ciceronis Philosophicorm” Tomus I and II, bound at Lugduni Batavor. (Leiden) by Elsevir, 1642. Front boards detached, else binding in nice conditio

Giovanni Battista Piranesi (ITALIAN, 1720–1778) Architectural Etching "Veduta". Signed in the print, Roman numeral XIV upper right, T O M III upper left. Toning from age or in overall good condition

U.S. M1 helmet with original period high pressure liner heat stamped "M III" mark, leather sweat band and cloth suspension liner, with the webbing in very good shape, original chin strap. Original cam

Two Silkscreen Prints, to include Antonio Segui (Argentine) "Untitled" 1968, signed, dated '68, along with Edward L. Shaw (Buenos Aires 30" x 22", "Homenaje a M.C.III" 1971, signed, by Maria Suardi, 2

Antique Eastman Kodak Junior Six-20 Series 2 Folding Camera with Bimat f/11 Lens and Vintage Konica M III. Kodak Camera measures approximately 8 inches x 6 inches opened.

Volume of "Pomponii Melae De Situ Orbis Libri III", printed at Lugduni Batavorum by Luchtmanniana, MDCCXLIII (1743). Illustrated and Full Titles, 143 pages, extensive index for the set. Leather bindin

Canvas Signed lr rt and dated 86 .African American artist . From a Larchmont storage - Dimensions: 62" x50"

Overall with frame 18" high x 28-3/4" wide.

1st-3rd century AD. A huge trapezoidal fragmentary terracotta tile with prominent upper border and effaced inscription with the possible producer's mark, reading 'H III M'. See Kurzmann, R., 'Soldier,

Magnifier Finder Serial No.28898. The Visoflex Conversion Prism Magnifier Finder was produced between 1963-1984 to convert Rangefinder to Reflex cameras.

Overall with frame 30-1/2" high x 24-1/2" wide.