Vincent Llardi (3 results)

Hardcover. Condition: vg. Quarto. Vol. I: 1450 - 1460. lvi,390pp. Vol. II: 1460 - 1461. xxx,486pp. Gold-stamped red & black cloth with gold lettering on spine in original dust jacket. Volume I looks at the ten year period from 1450 to 1460 as France emerged from the Hundred Years' War, beginning a precarious balance achieved by the five Italian states until the collapse of their system beneath the contending and inimical French and Spanish invasions of Italy from 1494. Volume II reveals how the enemy of France, Sforza, and the enemy of Charles VII, his son Dauphin Louis, linked themselves in the Treaty of Genappe and fostered an understanding among Milan, Burgundy, and Yorkist England with the object of countering French designs in Italy and a French threat to make war on the Duke of Burgundy. Minor rubbing on dj, head and tail of dj spines slightly creased. Small closed tear on inside of dj in Vol. II repaired with tape. Tight copy with dust jackets in overall very good, books in fine condition.…

Hardcover. Condition: VG. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. Volume 1: 1450-1460; 390 pages, 3 maps and 4 facsimiles. Volume 2: 1460-1461; 486 pages, 9 illustrations. Pages are in very good condition except for pencil underlining and notations in volume 1. Previous owner's name on the ffeps. Quarter bound with brown cloth over black boards; gilt titles and emblem. Corners not bumped. Brown DJs with black titles. Spines faded, small tears and chips on corners and edges. Jackets a little scuffed. VG/GOOD. Book.…

Hardcover. This set of three volumes titled "Dispatches with Related Docs of Milanese Ambassadors 1970" is a first edition hardcover book written by Paul M. Kendall and Vincent Llardi. It is illustrated and comes with a dust jacket. The book is written in English and is an original copy published by Ohio University Press. The book's topic is French history and the subject is history. The book was printed in 1970 and is categorized under Books & Magazines and Antiquarian & Collectible.; 10.00 x 7.00 x 4.00.…