‎Or‎

‎SALAS AUSÉNS, José Antonio.‎

‎Zaragoza en el siglo XVII.‎

‎Zaragoza, 1998 ('Historia de Zaragoza'). 4to.; 92 pp., 2 hs., con ilustraciones. Cubiertas originales.‎

‎SALAS BARBADILLO, Alonso Jerónimo de (1581-1635).‎

‎Obras. Tomo II: El Caballero Puntual y Los Prodigios del Amor. Prólogo de E.C. [Emilio Cotarelo].‎

‎Madrid, Tipografía de la Revista de Archivos, 1909 ("Colección de Escritores Castellanos"). 8vo.; XVI pp., 407 pp. Encuadernación de época en piel.‎

‎SALAZAR ALARCON, Eugenio de (1530-1602).‎

‎Cartas. Edición facsímil y transcripción.‎

‎Madrid, Sociedad de Bibliófilos Españoles, 1966. 4to.mayor; 147 pp., 1 h. Edición limitada y numerada de 300 ejemplares, impresos en papel de hilo. Cubiertas originales.‎

‎SALAZAR DE MENDOZA, Pedro (1549-1629).‎

‎Orígen de las Dignidades Seglares de Castilla y León. [1794]. Estudio preliminar de Enrique Soria Mesa.‎

‎Granada, 1998. 4to.; XLIV pp.y XXIV pp., 484 pp., 141 pp. para el facsímil. Cubiertas originales.‎

‎SALAZAR, Juan de.‎

‎Biografía de Don Pedro González de Castillo. Edición, prólogo y notas de Eliseo Sainz Ripa.‎

‎Logroño, Instituto de Estudios Riojanos, 1976. 4to. mayor; 42 pp., 1 h. Cubiertas originales.‎

‎Saldmann Frédéric‎

‎Prenez votre sante en main‎

‎Michel albin SA 2015 250 pages 15 4x2 4x23 8cm. 2015. Broché. 250 pages.‎

‎Bon état‎

书商的参考编号 : 500230492

‎Saldmann Frédéric‎

‎Votre sante sans risque: Vous êtes une force de la nature sans le savoir‎

‎Michel albin SA 2017 288 pages 15 24x23 62x2 79cm. 2017. Broché. 288 pages.‎

‎Etat correct‎

书商的参考编号 : 500126127

‎Salenson Michel‎

‎Allemand Terminales Toutes Series‎

‎Hatier 2002 1x17x11cm. 2002. Broché.‎

‎Bon état‎

书商的参考编号 : 500146860

‎SALINAS Y CASTRO, Juan de (1559-1643).‎

‎Poesías del doctor ..., natural de Sevilla. Publicadas por el original preparado para darlas a la imprenta en 1646.‎

‎Sevilla, Sociedad de Bibliófilos Andaluces, 1869. Dos volúmenes en 4to. menor; XXXVII pp., 329 pp. y 338 pp. Edición limitada y numerada de 300 ejemplares. Ejemplar sin desbarbar. Cubiertas originales en papel impreso, con faltas en lomeras.‎

‎SALINAS Y LIZANA, Manuel de (1616-1688).‎

‎Obra poética. Edición, introducción y notas de Pablo Cuevas Subías.‎

‎Zaragoza, 2006. 4to.; CLXV- 424 pp.; 2 hs. Cubiertas originales.‎

‎Salines George‎

‎Il nous reste les mots‎

‎Fixot 2020 206 pages in8. 2020. Broché. 206 pages.‎

‎Très bon état‎

书商的参考编号 : 100141918

‎Salini Jean-Paul Lavigne Philippe‎

‎Le combat de chasse de grand-papa‎

‎JPO 2020 173 pages 15 3x23 8x1 4cm. 2020. Broché. 173 pages.‎

‎Comme neuf - livre issu de destockage - pouvant présenter d'infimes traces de stockage - Expédié soigneusement dans emballage adapté‎

书商的参考编号 : 500100093

‎Salminen Sally‎

‎Katrina‎

‎In 8 (19,5x12) hardcover telata fregi oro al piatto; 461 pp, SOVRACOPERTINA ASSENTE, normali segni del tempo su copertina angoli e bordi, piccole fioriture su risguardi, interno pagine buono. Ed. 1952‎

‎Salmon, Leib [or Leybe] et al‎

‎Group of letters 1905-1906 from Leib Salmon in Beaver Falls PA to his cousin & future wife Bertha Quint in NYC plus additional family letters from the 1930s-1940s‎

‎Very good. A remarkable group of 13 letters from Leib or Leybe Salmon 1869-1955 b. in either Lithuania or Poland a Jewish merchant of dry goods sundries shoes glass and silver -- M. Salmon & Son Beaver Falls -- to his cousin Bertha Quint in the Lower East Side of New York City wooing and courting her and arranging to marry her. Their son Jacob was born in 1907 J. Quint Salmon would serve as Judge in the Court of Common Pleas in Beaver County from 1970-1979. These are supplemented by letters to Bertha Quint Salmon from other family members including their son. For the first several years the couple and their child lived with Leib's parents Mayer and Rebekah before getting a place of their own. The letters offer a window into Jewish traditions in western Pennsylvania and into the close-knit ties of family and kinship among immigrant Jews. We will give a short summary of the contents of each of the 13 letters from Leib to Bertha and a general summation of the rest of the letters. Each has its original envelope with clearly legible postmarks and Salmon was a good writer. Although according to censuses Yiddish was their primary language all but one of these letters is in English. 1 Dec. 5 1905. 3 pp. "I am very glad that you got your suit and that you are so pleased with it and trust you look so well in it but you know a good looking girl looks good in anything she wears and that is what I think of you. I only wish I could see you now. I think I can arrange for your furs so you will get a nice set. I wish you would look around and write me what style you would like." He concludes with sincere expressions of affection. 2 Dec. 27 1905. 3 pp. Salmon reports he's working hard up to midnight each night and that in regards to the furs "I don't believe in selecting wearing apparel of that kind for you without you seeing it and have you pleased." He suggests that Bertha go to Lipman & Myers on E. 11th St. and select what would suit her best and that they would treat her right if she presented a letter of introduction from him. "I think that a throw over is a good style so you get it in a nice fur don't get a cheap one and if he has none to suit you don't get any." He expresses sorrow in hearing how hard she is working and hope that it will be better in the future. In a postscript he suggests besides fur Tibet lamb or astrakhan in black "for grays are worn to death." 3 Jan. 28 1906. Leybe is happy she is well pleased with her furs but "In reading your letter between the lines you seem to take it as an imposition from myself on you that you had to get them yourself but I can't see it that way." He recounts going to the theater to see "Hop" Ward in "The Grafter" and that he thought of her all evening as the last time he had been to a play it had been with her and hopes the next time he sees a play it will be with her and "don't forget all the nice things you have to tell me when I come to New York for it may be 3 to 4 weeks before I come." 4 Feb. 22 1906. 2 1/2 pp. He writes of his happiness at the family news she passes on. "Bertha the reason I did not answer your letter before this is I was ready to leave for New York on the 11th but the weather got cold and business revived so I had to postpone my trip and now if nothing happens I intent to leave Sunday March 4th." 5 April 1 1906. 3 pp. He expresses happiness with the letter she wrote him. "Your anxious question in regard to what my folks had to say is quite natural. I assure you that there never has been the least question between my folks and my self in regards to you. the only hint that they gave me was that I should make the wedding in B. F. Beaver Falls and as much as I would like to have them all at our wedding it would be an imposition on me to ask you to do it in as much I am opposed to it my self. Dear Bertha I want you to know that it was not that Wednesday night that I made my mind up it was a settled question with me for a long time: it was absolutely you and you only and when you said yes I was the happiest baby boy and the more I think of you the more happier I am." He concludes with some remarks regarding his cousins Julius and Sadie etc. 6 May 10 1906. 2 1/2 pp. He opens with some remarks about Sadie and her folks and that his mother is recovering from an illness corrects a false impression she might have had of a remark he made about good taste. "Dearest Bertha you want to know my idea if absence makes the heart grow fonder. I would say it does if the love is of the fervid passion nature. I assure you my dear that I am not in that class of lovers. My love for you is pure and honest and I have the greatest faith in you and it makes very little difference to me whether it is in absence or in presence." At the end in a postscript he grouses that she omitted the traditional "xxx" at the end of her last letter and wonders about its significance. 7 June 17 1906. 2 1/2 pp. He expresses happiness that Bertha has left her employment presumably to get ready for the move to Beaver Falls but is defensive about her response to his questions concerning the financial feasibility: "Bertha Dear I don't want an itemized statement of what you are getting it is not my disposition at all I was only trying to make it as easy and light for you as possible neither was I trying to give you lessons on economy it was only to save you a lot of hostling and worry as I know what it means for a girl to get ready for an occasion of that kind." 8 June 28 1906. 6 pp. In this letter he makes plans for the wedding including printing invitations and a possible wedding date -- August 6 -- but begins with a touching sentiment: "My Dear Bertha in accordance with the Hebrew calendar last Sunday was 22 years since we arrived in New York it is just about that time I saw you first you was running around in a little skirt but I had no idea then that in 22 years later will be so near our wedding and I believe you were also ignorant of the fact at that time." It appears that the wedding will not be in Beaver Falls after all: later in the letter he writes "Dearest you also question me in regards to my folks whether they are coming to our wedding. I am very sorry to say that I don't think they will. Father told me some time ago that it is too much for him as he is so unused to traveling and it would be so much harder for Mother to undertake it but don't let this worry you 'dear' I assure you of their anxiety to be at our wedding." 9 July 8 1906. 4 pp. In response to a letter from Bertha he found "full of arguments" Leib defends his choice of August 6th as a wedding date; "I will say the only reason I have for fixing the date on the 15th day of Ab which is the 6th of August is in as much as I don't pause to be pious but I like to observe anything in religion which don't cause me much inconvenience." He then discusses the Hebrew law regarding fasting on a wedding day and the possibility if she wants of the wedding to be held on Sunday August 12th which would probably result in a larger crowd but would also create more work for her and her helper Mary. 10 July 15 1906. 3 1/2 pp. It would appear that Bertha got her wish to change the wedding date to the 12th of August but Leib in this letter informs her that's not going to work either that would be the "21st day of Ab in the Jewish month. Father objects to have it on the old "chodesh" he says it's not right. So the first Sunday in 'Ellul' is 26th of August and I think it's the best we can do now." He reports that the clerks from the store will all be back from their annual vacation by the 10th of August and he will leave after that. He also cautions her against sending any invitations to his side of the family "as it will cause bad feelings for the rest and also look bad for outsiders as I want to be clear of it so I can say I did not invite anybody. When you get them printed 'dear' send me 3 or 4 of them." 11 July 29 1906. 3 pp. Leib refuses a suggestion from Bertha to change his name from Leybe to Louis. "I regret very much that I can't and will not consent to that request as I think Leybe is a much prettier name than Louis. In the Jewish Encyclopedia it is spelled Leib I have thought some time to spell it that way but will not have Louis." He does ask his wife to make some suggestions as to what he should wear at the wedding and also laments that she is shopping for goods for their life together when his dry goods store has all that they would need. 12 August 6 1906. 3 pp. Leybe assures Bertha that he's not angry with her for suggesting a name change but that he has a simple reason -- everyone knows him as Leybe and changing his name would be "silly." He also can't believe six months have passed since their last parting kiss on a railway platform and that in two weeks they would be married. 13 August 13 1906. 3 pp. Leybe has received the printed invitations he's requested but remarks that the date given for the wedding is JUNE 26th not August and that she can correct this before sending out the invitations. He has also implored her a number of times regarding the wedding not to make "a fuss" about it and to keep it simple; on hearing that she's going to have music at the wedding he remarks that music is something he can do without. It's just "common sense " he says. And that's the last letter he wrote before departing for New York on the 15th. The rest of the letters are from the mid-to-late 1930s to 1941: most are from a favorite niece of Bertha's in Brooklyn named Ruth who writes newsy letters about her family and Bertha's with several snapshots enclosed in one of them. A few are from their son Jacob including one written in his late twenties as he's visiting friends in the Boston area remarking on how impressed he was with Harvard's Law Library and its statue of Cardozo seeing it was quite a thrill for him and full portrait of Holmes. A rather longer letter from 1941 by which time he's married expresses concern about his father's health. There is also a letter in Yiddish to Bertha from a Mrs. Nathan Goldfarb dated 1933 from the Cincinnati area. The personalities of Leybe and Jacob come through in these letters: Leybe seems old before his time stuffy and prickly but with an admirable sincerity and a strong capacity to love; Jacob comes across equally sincere and a devoted and caring sort with a fine character. Beaver Falls for a small western Pennsylvania town had a fairly established Jewish population by the turn of the century and by the end of the 1920s the town had at least four synagogues supporting a several-hundred strong community of Jews in the Beaver Valley. unknown‎

书商的参考编号 : H27660

‎Salom, Jaume & Thorsten Urbaneck & Eduard Oro (editors)‎

‎Advanced Concepts for Renewable Energy Supply of Data Centres‎

‎new. unknown‎

书商的参考编号 : 29167606-n ???????? : 8793519427 9788793519428

‎Salome Jacques De Mestral Dominique‎

‎Lettres À l'Intime de Soi‎

‎Albin Michel 2001 179 pages 14x2x21 5cm. 2001. Relié. 179 pages.‎

‎Bon état‎

书商的参考编号 : 500189297

‎SALVADO Mgr. Rudesindo‎

‎Mémoires historiques sur l'Australie … traduits de l'italien en français par l'abbé Falcimagne avec des notes et une histoire de la découverte de l'or, rédigées par le traducteur‎

‎Paris Alphonse Pringuet 1854 in-8 br., couv. impr. verte, dos brisé‎

‎xii et 443 pp., 1 carte repliée hors-texte.Édition originale de la traduction française.L'histoire de la découverte de l'or occupe les pp. 396 à 435‎

书商的参考编号 : 15047

‎Salzarulo Pietro.‎

‎LA SVEGLIA NELLA MENTE. Come svegliarsi e farsi svegliare.‎

‎(Codice CW/9389) In 8° (19 cm) 123 pp. Con molte illustrazioni di antichi orologi. Brossura originale, buon volume. ~~~ SPEDIZIONE IN ITALIA SEMPRE TRACCIATA‎

‎Sam Christer‎

‎Gli Eredi di Stonehenge‎

‎Piemme, 2012. Traduzione di Paola Merla. Rilegato con copertina rigida e sovraccoperta. Prima edizione. Spedizioni tracciabili con raccomandata entro 24 ore dall'ordine. First edition. Hardback cover with dust jacket in fine conditions, no price clipped, no inscriptions or markings inside. Worldwide delivery.‎

‎SAMAIN Albert.‎

‎OEUVRES en 3 volumes.‎

‎1949 Paris, l'Edition d'Art H. Piazza, 1949. In-8 brochés, couvertures rempliées, illustrées, étui. 1. Au jardin de l'infante, augmenté de plusieurs poèmes. 2. Le Chariot d'or - Symphonie héroïque aux flancs du vase. 3. Contes polyphème - poèmes inachevés. Illustrations de P.-E. BECAT. Tirage limité à 4000 ex. celui-ci n°2793 sur vélin navarre. Une accroc au dos du 1er vol. sinon très bel exemplaire.‎

‎Illustrations d'une finesse exceptionnelle.‎

书商的参考编号 : 236

‎Sammlung Thyssen-Bornemisza <Castagnola>‎

‎Gold- und Silberschätze aus der Sammlung Thyssen-Bornemisza. [Katalog anlässlich der Ausstellung Gold- und Silberschätze aus der Sammlung Thyssen-Bornemisza, im Haus der Kunst, München, 19. August bis 8. Oktober 1989].‎

‎Lugano:, Fondazione Thyssen-Bornemisza/ Milano : Electa, 1989. Lex.-8°. 110 S., zahlreiche Farb- und sw-Abbildungen, broschiert (Einband von Buchblock teilweise gelöst; Einband leicht berieben; sonst gut erhalten)‎

书商的参考编号 : 9283BB

‎SAMSON: HERO OR FOOL? -‎

‎Samson: Hero or Fool‎

‎like new. unknown‎

书商的参考编号 : 20350977 ???????? : 9004262172 9789004262171

‎Samuel B H Judah or Charles S Francis‎

‎The Buccaneers : a romance of our own country in its ancient day illustrated with divers marvellous histories and antique and facetious episodes gathered from the most authentic chronicles & affirmed records extant from the settlement of the Nieuw Nederlandts until the times of the famous Richard Kid / Volume 1 only of 2; carefully collated from the laborous researches and minute investigations of that excellent antiquary and sublime philosopher yclept Terentius Phlogobombos‎

‎New York: Imprint whereof is at New-York 1827. VG few foxing spots but remarkably clean and tight. No evidence of page removal between pages xxx and xxv as mentioned in research. Original boards with cloth spines and remnants of affixed paper labels. Untrimmed uncut. Volume 1: irregular pagination. 2 blanks tp copyright iii iv-xx xxv-xvii blank 29 30-263. There is ample evidence of three sheets having been excised after pp. xviii and that a sheet numbered xix/xx has been inserted and glued after these three remnants. The text from page xx to the following page xxv appears to be continuous indicating a re-working of the text from the original printed sheets for pages xix-xxiv. An 1877 book auction catalogue lists this publication which was indicated to be 2 volumes as Very Scarce having been suppressed by the author. No auction or sales records found. A copy of part 2 was sold in 1904 as an odd volume as part of aa larger lot. A 1911 auction catalogue notes the following: "2 vols. 12° boards uncut. A caustic satire on New York's Four Hundred in 1827 which led to the prosecution of its author for libel and the mutilation of all copies of the work by the removal of pp. xxi.-xxiv. of A Short Proem its most vitriolic portion." It can be noted that the copy in the American Antiquarian Society lacks 3 sheets xix-xxiv. Their copy was printed in Boston and not New York. Shoemaker R.H. Checklist of American imprints for 1820-1829 29389<br /> Blanck J. Bibliography of American literature 11021<br /> Wright L.H. American fiction 1774-1850 2nd ed. 1510<br /> Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. Jewish Americana 76<br /> Singerman R. Judaica Americana 0448. Imprint whereof is at New-York hardcover‎

书商的参考编号 : 177815

‎Samuel Fuller director screenwriter; Milton Gold still photographer; John Ireland Reed Hadley starring‎

‎I Shot Jesse James Oversize original double weight cast photograph from the 1949 film‎

‎Los Angeles: Lippert Pictures 1949. Oversize vintage black-and-white double weight still photograph of director Samuel Fuller with the cast and crew of the 1949 film dated Nov. 24 1948. <br/><br/>Fuller's auspicious directorial debut one of three films he made for independent producer Robert Lippert before moving to Hollywood studios. An intense portrait of guilt and psychological torment the film based on the life of Robert Ford displays many of the hallmarks of the iconoclastic director's subsequent career. <br/><br/>20 x 15 inches. Very Good plus with a couple of small closed tears to the bottom edge. <br/><br/>Criterion Eclipse 5. Lippert Pictures unknown books‎

书商的参考编号 : 131899

‎Samuel Taylor, contributor to or cited in JC Loudon's "The Villa Gardener" "The Gardener's Magazine" (et al presumably: J C‎

‎Autograph Letter Signed to J.C. Loudon c/o Longman & Co. Paternoster Row London".‎

‎Whittington Stoke Ferry 15 Nov. 1833. Four pages 4to fold marks discoloration some damage with minor loss of text. "My Dear Sir/ Pressed as you are by more important business it demands apology from me to intrude any foreign matter on your time and attention - Your wonted kindness is my least & only apology - The business of <malting> in which I am here engaged is very pleasant & I will add lucrative so far as it goes underlined from so; but as you are doubtless aware it does not go far enough underlined from it:- in other words it leaves too large a portion of the year unemployed - Now according to my notions the interval betwen May and Oct. is too great for Holiday purposes and yet I have no specific means of filling up this hiatus - To be sure I could as some have hinted fill up my time with the sale of coals & other articles which may be brought up to my very door by a navigable river; but then I should interfere with the young Salmons who have recently since the failure of their father set up in this business and to take the bread out of their mouth however indifferent they may be to me is what I own I could not do that I am now occupying the very station which but for misconduct not not their own perhaps they once occupied page 2 themselves - What I wish to consult you on is this. A good Farmer's paper is wnted - The Farmer's Journal never so good as it might have been made is now merged in Bell's Weekly Messenger; a huge mass of Tory materials badly arranged and evidently conducted without a particle of Agricultural Skill - It is like some other things of the kind you & I have known: a mere mercantile Speculation. Bad as it is it is the best I may say the only farming paper we have - Surely something of the kind might be advantageously started - I wish you would mention the subject to our friend Chadwick or Richd. Taylor who prints several of these Weekly Papers and let me know if I can be of any service still living in the Country of course in such an undertaking - Mr. C. and I had at one time much conference about <> Editn. of the Examre. - In broaching the matter to you I should wish for your co-operation & assistance - Don't you think such a thing would be more likely to take than the Magazine you spoke of & inserted I should fear the <E. of Arch.> would damp the public appetite for this description of knowledge - Do not think for one moment I am urged by necessity underlined from by to strike out another line of business - My Income is amply sufficient for me & mine: but thetruth is page 3 I see no reason why if I can earn in 6 months a maintenance for 12 that therefore underlined I shd by idle for the remaining 6 - All I wish is Employment with of course a moderate & but a moderate underlined from first moderate remuneration for such labour as I may be able to bring into the undertaking - My name is of no value but I own it would acquire excision honor by being associated with that of Loudon - either in this or in any other literary inserted speculation _ Do not think me presumptious in harbouring this Idea - I think we might be mutually serviceable to each other - Of this be assured - The hope & the wish to render you underlined service operate fully as much as the desire to serve myself in this matter -/ I thank youfor the trouble you have had about Howden's Gate <> - I recd one underlined set of the Irons last monday: but wanting another there being two underlined gates to fit up I wrote to Cottam & Hallem stating as much & also requesting them if possible to cast the part by which the rack is screwed on the back of the gate underlined from on an Inch narrower - My gates being barely 3 inches wide at this part & the irons being 4 inches wide - I will settle the cost when I next go to London page 4 There are no secrets in this Lre - Perhaps you will not object to letting Mr. Chadwick see it as the shortest mode of proceeding - From either him or you I shall be ahppy to hear an opinion on the subject -/ address panel/ Give my best regards to Mrs. L. & your Sisters: in which I am cordially joined by Mrs. T. . . ." Note: "The New Farmer's Journal" commenced in Feb. 1833. Noted: Cited by Loudon on trees in "The Villa Gardener" p.267 and in Loudon's "The Gardener's Magazine" "Preserving Dahlia Roots" p.224 as well as other periodicals Googlebooks. Whittington Stoke Ferry, 15 Nov. 1833. unknown‎

书商的参考编号 : 1795