‎Reportages‎

‎Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of London; Second Series, Volume XXX, November 1917 - June 1918‎

‎Hardcover with heavy bent boards. No jacket. Ex - library. Spine ends and leading corners are bumped. Page edges are roughly cut. Page block head is age tanned. Minor age spotting to page block. Rare pastedown is slightly cracked. Bookplate of previous owner on front pastedown. Blind embossed library stamps on FEP and title page. Plate residue on BEP. Pages are slightly tanned. Leading corners of early and final pages are lightly creased. Contents are clear. T Ex - Library‎

‎Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of London: General Index; Second Series, Vols. XXI - XXXII‎

‎Hardcover with lightly bumped spine foot. No jacket. Ex - library. Page block head is age tanned. Upper edges of all pages are uncut. Blind embossed library stamps on FEP and title page. Plate residue on BEP. Binding remains intact, contents are clear. T Ex - Library‎

‎Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of London; Second Series, Volume II, November 1861 - June 1864‎

‎Hardcover. No jacket. Ex-library. Half-leather binding. Edges and ends of spine and leading corners are lightly rubbed. A few minor scores on spine body. Gilt page block head. Bookplate of previous owner on front pastedown. Blind embossed library stamps on FEP and title page. Plate residue on BEP. Pages are lightly tanned. Pastedowns, FEP, title page and one or two final pages are age spotted. Binding remains intact, contents are clear. Good copy for its age. T Ex-Library‎

‎Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of London; Second Series, Volume V, November 1870 - April 1873‎

‎Hardcover. No jacket. Ex-library. Half-leather binding. Edges and ends of spine and leading corners are lightly rubbed. Gilt page block head. Page block is slightly age spotted. Bookplate of previous owner on front pastedown. Blind embossed library stamps on FEP and title page. Plate residue on BEP. Pages are lightly tanned. Pastedowns, FEP, title page and one or two final pages are age spotted. Pages are tight, contents are clear. Good copy for its age. T Ex-Library‎

‎Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of London; Second Series, Volume X, November 1883 - July 1885‎

‎Hardcover. No jacket. Ex-library. Half-leather binding. Leading corners and spine ends and edges are slightly rubbed. A few minor scores on spine body. Page block is lightly age spotted. Bookplate of previous owner on front pastedown. Blind embossed library stamps on FEP and title page. Plate residue on BEP. Pages are lightly tanned. Minor age spotting to pastedowns, FEP, title page and one or two early text pages. Binding remains intact, contents are clear. Good copy for its age. T Ex-Library‎

‎Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of London; Second Series, Volume XII, November 1887 - June 1889‎

‎Hardcover. No jacket. Ex-library. Half-leather binding. Spine is lightly faded. Leading corners and spine ends and edges are slightly rubbed. Rare inside paper hinge is split at the middle, effect negligible. Bookplate of previous owner on front pastedown. Blind embossed library stamps on FEP and title page. Plate residue on BEP. Pages are lightly tanned. Minor age spotting to front pastedown. Pages are tight, contents are clear. Good copy for its age. T Ex-Library‎

‎Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of London; Second Series, Volume VII, April 1876 - December 1878‎

‎Hardcover. No jacket. Ex-library. Half-leather binding. Spine head is chipped. Rear board beginning to detach from spine with one inches-long tears at head and foot. Leading corners and spine ends and edges are rubbed. Boards are slightly scuffed. A few minor scores on spine body. Gilt page block head. Page block is slightly age spotted. Front and rear inside paper hinges are torn. Bookplate of previous owner on front pastedown. Blind embossed library stamps on FEP and title page. Plate residue on BEP. Pages are lightly tanned. Pastedowns, FEP, title page and some final pages are age spotted. Pages are tight, contents are clear. T Ex-Library‎

‎Report of the Commission on the Conduct of Referendums‎

‎Paperback. Covers are slightly scuffed, with several surface scratches and small indentations. Minor wear to spine ends and leading corners. Pages are slightly sunned. Binding is sound; pages are tight; contents are clear. AF Ex-Library‎

‎Report of the Director General on the Activities of the Organization in 1965‎

‎Library stamps on the FEP, page edges and first page, library stickers on the FEP, spine. Text is clean, tight and bright. Scarce. Ex-Library‎

‎Reports of the Missionary Society from its Formation, in the Year 1795, to 1814, inclusive. Reprinted from the Original Reports. Volume the first.‎

‎London, Printed for the Society. By J. Dennet, Leather Lane, o. J. (um 1815). 6 Bl., 529 S. 1 Bl. Original-Halblederband mit goldgeprägtem Rückentitel. Buchdeckel in weiß-blauer Marmorierung und mit Lederecken. Unterer Buchrücken mit Bibliothekssignatur der Landessuperintendentur des Fürstentums Lauenburg. Erste gedruckter Erfahrungs- und Tätigkeitsbericht der 1795 gegründeten Missionary Society (später: London Missionary Society). Das interkonfessionelle Missionswerk der "Society", dem vorwiegend Presbyterianer und Anglikaner angehörten, begann seine Arbeit 1797 zunächst im Südpazifik mit der Errichtung von Missionsstationen in Tahiti, Tonga und Marquesas. 1799 wurde die Missionstätigkeit auf Afrika und hier im besonderen auf die Kapregion sowie das heutige Botswana und Simbabwe ausgeweitet. Weitere Missionsschwerpunkte wurden im Verlaufe des 19. Jahrhunderts die Karibik sowie insbesondere China.‎

‎Der Band in vorzüglichem Zustand, Leder nicht berieben, noch frisch wirkend, Ecken kaum bestoßen. Lediglich Bezugspapier des Hinterdeckels mit kleiner Abriebstelle. Seiten sauber und nahezu fleckenfrei. In toto sehr gutes, frisches Exemplar dieses ersten Tätigkeitsberichtes der Missionary Society, in dem sich die Gründungsphase und ersten Missionsschwerpunkte der Society widerspiegeln. Sonst, soweit feststellbar, nirgends erhältlich. Weitere Fotos auf der Homepage des Antiquariats (bitte Art.-Nr. auf der Angebotsseite in das Suchfeld eingeben).‎

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‎Symposium on the Problems of Filing and Exchange of Information in Diagnostic Radiography‎

‎Library sticker to spine, inside cover and FEP. 92 pages. 15-16 November 1971 Ex Library Usual Stamps‎

‎The Identity of the Church and its Service to the Whole Human Being. [2 Bände]. - Final Volume 1: Reports on 35 Self-Study Projects in 46 Churches. - Final Volume 2: Summary - Analysis - Interpretation by a special team, appointed by the LWF Commission on Studies T. Bakkevig, W. Everett, K. Hertz, J. Kiwovele, G. Scharffenorth. 2 Bände (= vollständig).‎

‎Geneva: Lutheran World Federation 1977. (8), 777; 271 Seiten. Als Typoskript gedruckt. Gr. 8° (22,5-25 cm). Orig.-Broschuren. [Softcover / Paperback].‎

‎Ex-library copy with usual marks (signature on spines, stamps / inventory marks on a few pages). - Covers a bit rubbed. - Good copy.‎

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‎The Nuffield Foundation, 39th Report‎

‎Library sticker on front cover and inside front, stamp to page block. 44 pages Ex-Library‎

‎The Nuffield Foundation, 41st Report‎

‎Library sticker on front cover and inside front, stamp to page block. 72 pages Ex-Library‎

‎The Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings, Fifty-fifth Annual Report of the Committee, June 1932 and an Account of the Annual Meeting with Dr. G.G. Coulton's Address‎

‎Paperback in good condition. No publication date stated; it was not published in 1900. The cover is marked, tanned and worn, with a creased spine. The page block and a few pages are marked. The binding is intact with clear content throughout. CM Used‎

‎The Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings: Forty-First Annual Report of the Committee, June 1918‎

‎Paperback in good condition. No publication date stated; it was not published in 1900. Marked, tanned and worn cover; slight nick on spine head. Faint foxing on the page block. Minor dents on some of the leading page edges - cosmetic effect is minimal. The binding is intact with clear content. CM Used‎

‎Water Supply, a Review Journal of the International Water Association (Volume 18, Numbers 1/2)‎

‎22nd International Water Services Congress and Exhibition‎

‎World Health Organization. International Agency for Research on cancer., IARC Working Group on the Evaluation of the Careinogenic Risk of Chemicals to Humans‎

‎VOLUME 30. Slight creasing to spine of dust jacket.‎

‎(discovery reports)‎

‎DISCOVERY REPORTS: TITLE-PAGE LIST OF CONTENTS 1929; 1931; 1932; 1933 1934; 1936; 1937; 1940; 1941; 1942; 1943; 1956; 1957‎

‎Issued by the Discovery Committee Colonial Office London on behalf of the Government of the Dependencies of the Falkland Islands. 13 issues. 4to. each about 6pp. wraps. VG. 13 issues. . paperback‎

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‎(Government of Palestine).‎

‎Supplementary Memorandum by the Government of Palestine, Including Notes on Evidence Given to the United Nations' Special Committee on Palestine up to the 12th July, 1947.‎

‎Royal octavo. Pp. 60. Original printed green wrappers, spine bit sunned. In a near fine condition. - - First edition. With a chronological historical summary of the principal political events in Palestine since 1st January, 1946. With a note on the cost of lawlessness in Palestine, a note on Education, and two other chapters whose purpose is "to correct some of the mis-statements made to the Committee." Scarce.‎

‎(Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, by Command of His Majesty).‎

‎Report of the Anglo-American Committee of Enquiry Regarding the Problems of European Jewry and Palestine, Lausanne, 20th April, 1946. (Miscellaneous No. 8).‎

‎Royal octavo. Pp. 80. Appendices, tables. Original printed wrappers with His Majesty's Government seal to upper wrap, repeated on title. In fine condition. ~ First edition of this important document. The Committee was appointed by the Governments of the United States and of the United Kingdom to examine political, economic, and social conditions in Palestine in view of the position of the Jews in Nazi Europe, while considering the possible consequences of Jewish immigration and settlement in Palestine on the "well-being of the peoples already living therein".‎

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‎I reportages più belli del 1960.‎

‎Milano, Corriere dell Sera, (1961) 8vo brossura con copertina illustrata, pp. 174 con numerosissime illustrazioni e tavole fotografiche.‎

‎13. [The Exiled Polish Govenment Reports on Nazi Atrocities in Real Time] Polish Information Center (New York, NY.) N. Y.‎

‎POLISH FEATURE & NEWS SERVICE. NRS. 9 10-55 UNNUMBERED SPECIAL ISSUE 56 58 and 59. 50 ISSUES TOTAL OCT 1941-NOV 1942‎

‎No Place New York: Polish Information Center 1942. ; 1st edition. Large double-sided single sheets broadsides 17x 12 inches. <br> Weekly English-language updates from the early years of the exiled Polish government information and propaganda agency from prior to its massive expansion in 1943. Reports cover German atrocities and Polish resistance to the Nazis including news about Polish contributions to the international Allied effort. There are occasional mentions of conditions in the Warsaw ghetto.<br> <br> Checking institutional holdings we could locate no copy later than Nr. 83 from 1943; we presume that to be the final issue in the series. <br> <br> This format would have been convenient for posting on walls etc. <br> <br> “The Polish Information Center was founded in 1940 and remained active until 1945…. its first director Stefan Gotfryd Ropp…. remained in his post for the first three years of the center's existence and was a major force in the creation of a Polish lobby influential in U.S. military financial and political circles particularly to counter American isolationism before the United States entered the war.<br> <br> Originally called Centrum Informacji Prasowej the center at first was funded with the proceeds from the sale of objects that couldn't be returned to war torn Poland. In its first year it operated unofficially but with the declaration of war by the United States it had to fulfill certain requirements from the Justice Department. Later the center became a branch of the Ministry of Information and Documentation. The center's main offices were located on Fifth Avenue in the heart of New York City but it eventually had representatives in Chicago Detroit Los Angeles and Pittsburgh.<br> br>The center had a well-educated and skilled staff involved in the collecting and dissemination of information on Poland and on matters relevant to Polish interests in the United States. Ropp himself wrote regular reports for the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs which are excellent examples of his visionary ideas….<br> <br> In 1943 the center's structure underwent significant changes and its budget was increased. The broadening of operations found immediate reflection in the way materials were collected: for instance specialized firms were hired to deliver clippings from hundreds of American newspapers….<br> <br> Also in 1943 Ropp was moved to London to head the Biuro Prac Kongresowych responsible for planning the peace conference and a new post-war Poland. Still the office grew steadily gradually attracting some of the best minds working for the Polish cause on American soil: from 35 experts in 1943 it employed 51 in 1944.<br> <br> In 1944 at the peak of its activities the center had at its disposal a budget of a million dollars….<br> <br> The year 1945 brought big budget cuts and half of the employees were laid off. The center shared the fate of many other Polish diplomatic posts as the loss of diplomatic recognition of the London government by the Western Allies resulted in the termination of its operations. By decree of Poland's President Wladyslaw Raczkiewicz on July 3 1945 the center was officially shut down†Hoover Institution. <br> <br> OCLC: 37937357. All holdings which could be checked are incomplete; some holdings are for as few as 3 or 4 issues total.<br> <br> All issues have a vertical fold crease; many have light foxing stains or crinkling. Paper remains bright and strong and was clearly stored in dry clean conditions for the past 80 years. Very Good Condition overall. A fascinating nearly consecutive weekly look at official Polish reporting on Nazi atrocities and war crimes in real time over a one-year key period of the Holocaust. B Holo2-163-9-LMM%-’cce. No Place [New York]: Polish Information Center unknown‎

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‎1854 CONTEMPORARY CRIMEAN WAR REPORTS, ISSUED BY THE TIMES WITHIN DAYS OF THE BATTLES THEMSELVES‎

‎1854 The Attack on Balaclava and The Battle of Inkermann. Two Special Report Issue of The Times newspaper dated November 13th and 23rd 1854‎

‎The Times London 1854. Newspaper. Good Condition. The two Times Special Reports dated 13 November 1854 The Attack on Balaclava and 23 November 1854 The Battle of Inkermann provide detailed contemporary accounts of two of the most significant engagements of the Crimean War. The Balaclava issue contains the earliest extended reports of the battle of 25 October including the now-legendary Charge of the Light Brigade official despatches from Lord Raglan and narrative descriptions that shaped public perception of both the disaster and the heroism involved. The Inkermann issue presents Lord Raglan's despatches and extensive coverage of the desperate fighting on 5 November 1854 when outnumbered British and French forces repelled a much larger Russian army. Together these issues stand as immediate first-hand printed records of events that soon became iconic in British military history. These copies are original 1854 issues of The Times not later reprints or bound compilations. Issued as separate folio supplements printed on rag-based paper and headed with the distinctive Times masthead and royal crest they were sold individually to provide the public with full stand-alone accounts of major battles. Survival of such ephemeral publications is uncommon making these examples both scarce and historically significant. Their value lies not only in their rarity but also in their role as primary sources that convey how the war was reported understood and remembered at the time. Two issues each four pages in length. Some minor marginal tears probably inevitable with newspapers of this sort. Preserved in a modern card cover prepared for practicality - an unassuming but serviceable presentation that favours function over finery. Size: 29 x 44.5 cms. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Antiquarian & Rare; Newspapers; Special Features. Inventory No: 373729. This item may require more postage than the rates shown for delivery outside the UK. If extra postage is required we will contact you before processing your order and you will be given the details and option to decline the extra cost. The Times unknown‎

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‎24. [The Joint Reports on Efforts to Save the Surviving Remnant in Europe] Hyman, Joseph C. [With Printed Letter from President‎

‎SO THEY MAY LIVE AGAIN: 1945 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE AMERICAN JEWISH JOINT DISTRIBUTION COMMITTEE. WITH JDC DURING THE FIRST MONTHS OF 1946 FIRST 2 REPORTS ISSUED‎

‎New York: The American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee 1946. First edition. Original illustrated orange paper wrappers with framed illustration of a mother holding her children from "The Flowers of Oswiecim" by Zinovii Tolkatchev. 4to. 32 pages 6 page report laid in "J.D.C. During the First Months of 1946"; 22 x 28 cm. The 1945 Annual Report of the JDC detailing their aid to Holocaust survivors and refugees from around the globe including Europe South America Shanghai and Palestine. <br> <br> Contents of the 1945 report include:<br> <br> - Letter from President Harry S. Truman.<br> - Letter from Dean Earl G. Harrison.<br> - J.D.C.-A Living Tradition by Edward M. M. Warburg<br> - 1946-The Year of Decision by Dr. Joseph C. Hyman<br> - So They May Live Again by Paul Baerwald<br> - The J.D.C. in 1945 by Moses A. Leavitt<br> - An Open Letter by Dr. Joseph J. Schwartz<br> - The American Scene by Albert H. Lieberman<br> -Auditors' Statement Financial Tables<br> <br> Peppered with captioned black-and-white photographs some full page of Jewish refugees around the world.<br> <br> “The year 1945 opened with much of Europe still under the heel of the Germans. Again as in previous years the first task was to rescue the Jews in deadly peril of their lives.†<br> <br> The American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee also known as the Joint or the JDC is a Jewish relief organization based in New York City. Following WWII “JDC distributed emergency aid but also fed the educational and cultural needs of the displaced providing typewriters books Torah scrolls ritual articles and holiday provisions†Wikipedia. <br> <br> Lists 216 names of officers and members of the Joint's board of directors on the inside rear cover. <br> SUBJECTS: Holocaust Jewish 1939-1945 Jews -- Europe. World War 1939-1945 -- Jewish refugees. Holocauste Juifs -- Guerre mondiale 1939-1945 -- Re´fugie´s juifs. <br> <br> OCLC: 82559019. Minimal edgewear. Library bookplate partly obscuring Truman letter. Very minimal markings. Otherwise very good condition. B/1 Holo2-103-47B-BALCC-'mme. New York: The American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee unknown‎

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