Paris. 1664. [2],96 [i.e. 91],21pp. Quarto. Dbd. Minor soiling, Very good. An extensive list of tariffed items, divided into two sections, with "Sorties" (exports) and "Entrees" (imports). Imports listed include many different kinds of wood, including numerous colonial products, some American, such as ebony and cedar; sugar; cotton; indigo; and.....

London. 1798. 30pp., printed in double columns. Small quarto. Later buckram, spine gilt. Titlepage a bit dusty, moderate pencil underlining. Very good. British printing of President John Adams's message to the Congress regarding the so-called "XYZ Affair," in which American envoys to France had had bribes solicited from them by.....

Washington. 1834. 151pp. Tall octavo. Later three quarter roan and marbled boards. Extremities rubbed, spine bit chipped, titlepage heavily soiled, some scattered foxing, several leaves dampstained. Else a good copy, untrimmed and partially unopened. The treaty attempted to quell the hostilities concerning the control of international waters. Sabin and AMERICAN.....

Paris: de l'Imprimerie Royale, 1789. 3pp. Quarto. Folded sheet. Large woodcut vignette at head of first page. Moderate agetoning, particularly at edges, leaves slightly separated at fold. A very good copy. A very rare decree concerning the trade in wheat and grain between France and the United States. Echeverria and.....

Copenhagen. [ 1742]. 20pp. printed in French and German in parallel columns. Small quarto. Dbd. Evenly tanned. Good. Extracts from the French-Danish commercial treaty, with some material on the West Indies. No copies listed on OCLC.

Berne. 1782. xvi,304pp. plus two folding tables. Contemporary half calf and boards, spine gilt, leather label. Extremities rubbed. Modern bookplate on front pastedown. Internally clean. Very good plus. In a cloth slipcase, gilt label. Lacks the portrait of Washington, only found in some copies. Howes states that there is no.....

London. 1810. iv,132 (of 133)pp. Lacks final leaf. Modern cloth, leather label. Small old blindstamp to title. Else very good. An interesting work on French perceptions of the United States, written by an insider who spent eight years in Paris.

Londres: George Carenaught, 1780. 8,192pp. plus folding frontispiece plate. Original plain blue-green wrappers, manuscript paper spine label. Wrappers a bit soiled and edgeworn. Titlepage a bit dusty. Very good. In original condition, untrimmed. In a blue half calf and cloth slipcase and chemise. An interesting work satirizing the three European.....

London: Printed by T. Harrison and S. Brooke, 1787. 12pp. Dbd. Very good. Printed in parallel columns of French and English. This convention was meant to settle some points of dispute that had arisen about the Treaty of Navigation and Commerce of 1786. Mainly resolutions about customs and duties on.....

London: Printed by T. Harrison and S. Brooke, 1786. 50pp. Dbd. Very good. Printed in parallel columns of French and English. The treaty establishes the basic freedom for both countries to sail unmolested by the other. It also sets duties on a number of items and strongly forbids the docking.....

[Chaumont & Paris]: Published by Authority, 1814. 13,13,13,15,39pp. Five documents bound in a single volume. Modern three- quarter leather, preserving contemporary marbled boards. Occasional contemporary marginalia. Internally clean. Very good. The first three are Post-Napoleonic Wars treaties ensuring the balance of power in Europe, or, in the treaties' words a......

London. 1814. 15pp. Half title. Small quarto. Dbd. Very good. The treaty ending the major phase of the Napoleonic Wars, with far-reaching considerations for the entire world. By this treaty the French Royal family was restored to the throne they had lost for a generation, and warfare on the Continent.....

Westminster: Printed by R.G. Clarke, at the Gazette Office, [ 1809]. 7pp. Folio. Dbd. Minor edge wear. Very good. A rare treaty that ended the Anglo-Spanish War, and united the two countries against the invading French in the midst of the Napoleonic Wars. The text of the treaty is printed.....