‎Jacob‎

‎Nadine Jacob‎

‎Nouveau prisme 5e : Manuel grand format‎

‎Belin 2010. Paperback. Good. Edition 2010. Ammareal gives back up to 15% of this item's net price to charity organizations. Belin paperback‎

Référence libraire : H-025-750 ISBN : 2701154952 9782701154954

‎Nagel, Jacob (Editor)/ Obst, Erich (Editor)‎

‎Post Und Fernmeldewesen Das Rundfunkwesen Das Zeitungswesen: Aus: Afrika - Handbuch Der Praktischen Kolonialwissenschaften: Vol 16‎

‎Mouton De Gruyter 1900. Hardcover. New. 533 pages. German language. 9.06x6.10x11.00 inches. Mouton De Gruyter hardcover‎

Référence libraire : __3111070034 ISBN : 3111070034 9783111070032

‎Nagle, Jacob; Dann, John C. (Editor).‎

‎THE NAGLE JOURNAL. A Diary of the Life of Jacob Nagle, Sailor, From the Year 1775 to 1841.‎

‎pp. xxx, 402 + Color plates. Text illustrations. Decorated title page. Map endpapers. Large 8vo. Original cloth spine over paper boards. Original dust jacket. Hardbound. First Edition. Fine copy. The journal itself is a fascinating record of a common sailor's live in over 60 years at sea. Dr. Dann also gives us a remarkable about the research and periginations of the manuscript itself. TRAVEL/7‎

‎Nalty, Bernard; Watson, George M; Neufeld, Jacob‎

‎An Illustrated Guide to the Air War over Vietnam‎

‎Arco Pub 1982-01-01. Hardcover. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Arco Pub hardcover‎

Référence libraire : Q-0668053461 ISBN : 0668053461 9780668053464

‎Nammar, Jacob J‎

‎Born in Jerusalem Born Palestinian: A Memoir‎

‎Olive Branch Press 2012-12-28. Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Olive Branch Press paperback‎

Référence libraire : Q-1566568862 ISBN : 1566568862 9781566568869

‎Nan Devincent-Hayes; John E Jacob‎

‎Ocean City Vol. 1 Images of America: Maryland‎

‎Arcadia Publishing 1999-08-01. Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Arcadia Publishing paperback‎

Référence libraire : Q-0738501220 ISBN : 0738501220 9780738501222

‎Naouri Aldo‎

‎Les pères et les mères‎

‎Odile Jacob 2004 329 pages 14x21x2cm. 2004. Broché. 329 pages. Dans 'Les Pères et les Mères' Aldo Naouri revisite le rôle de la mère la place du père et le statut de l'autorité dans l'éducation proposant une méditation sur les dynamiques familiales contemporaines‎

Référence libraire : 16635

‎Naomi Goldblum Jacob Barnai‎

‎The Jews In Palestine In The Eighteenth Century‎

‎University of Alabama Press pp. 320 . Papeback. New. University of Alabama Press unknown‎

Référence libraire : 650548954 ISBN : 0817305726 9780817305727

‎Naomi Jacob‎

‎Gollantz : London Paris Milan‎

‎London: Hutchinson & Co 1948. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR The full inscription reads "With All Good Wishes Naomi Jacob Pem's Friend".This book also comes with a Christmas Card from the Author and her two pet dogs Posted in envelope 14 November 1946 in Italy and a Memorial Card issued after her death.Please Email for further details. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. First Edition. Black Cloth. Very Good AVERAGE/Good Parts Missing. Illus. by Not Illustrated. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾". HARDBACK. Hutchinson & Co Hardcover‎

Référence libraire : 560325

‎Naomi Jacob (1884-1964), English author and actress [ Walter James Macqueen-Pope (1888-1960), authority on theatre; Teddy Knox o‎

‎Naomi Jacob author and actress. Two Typed Letters Signed both 'Mickie' to W. Macqueen-Pope on subjects including Ellen Terry Bernard Shaw and Teddy Knox of the Crazy Gang's 'Nervo and Knox'.‎

‎Both from 'Casa Mickie the second spelled 'Casa Micki' Gardone Riviera Lago di Garda Italy. 16 July 1953 and 5 August 1953. Two chatty and characteristic letters. ONE: 15 July 1953. 2pp. 4to. On aged paper with wear to edges and vertical closed tear at foot. She begins by praising his books 'Ladies First' 1952 and 'Shirtfronts and Sables' 1953 adding in an autograph note 'Yes I bought them when in London.' The first contains 'that wonderfully beautiful tribute to Ellen Terry. I don't know when I have read anything which moved me so deeply you rose to great heights when you wrote that. You are beginning to run James Agate very close on my shelves'. She next turns to her books on Henry Irving and Ellen Terry: 'Did you read the Shaw-Terrty letters - autograph note: 'Of course you did!' they sent my blood pressure mounting sky high - his at least. What a stupid wind bag of a man and how charming her letters were to him. It was the same with Mrs Patrick Campbell's letter to him and from him.' The rest of the letter contains references to 'dear Seymour Hicks' 'adorable Ella' and a trip on her birthday 'to Asolo where Duse lived': 'Oh what a sad town and the saddest of all the room in the little museum filled with her belongings - some photographs one signed one of Ibsen looking furious with the world in general some books a few bits of rather paltry jewellry and some dresses and shoes. There was the inevitable intense letter written by that cad d'Annunczio sic in his sprawling self satisfied writing'. She ends with an apology for 'this over long and - no doubt - badly spelt - letter' and with remembrances to 'Mrs "Mac.Pope"'. TWO: 5 August 1953. 1p. 4to. On aged paper creased and with fraying along one edge. She is using the abbreviation to him that she also sends 'to Yvonne Arnaud and Julia Neilson': '"T.R.N.A." - in other words this requires no answer'. She thanks him for information on 'the mirror act' which she saw 'years and years ago at the Middlesbrough Empire and the name on the bill was "The Wylie Brothers"'. She is pleased that 'Teddy Knox' remembers her: 'The last time I saw him was in Rome when I think he was bored stiff with St. Peters but full of admiration for the "Wedding Cake"'. She prefers Knox's wife Clarice Mayne to him and discusses the film that was to be made about her life. Both from 'Casa Mickie [ the second spelled 'Casa Micki' ], Gardone Riviera, Lago di Garda, Italy. 16 July [ 1953 ] and 5 August unknown‎

Référence libraire : 17435

‎Naomi Jacob‎

‎Private Gollantz the Golantz saga‎

‎paperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback‎

Référence libraire : 0090047206.G ISBN : 0090047206 9780090047208

‎Naomi Jacob‎

‎Time Piece‎

‎Paperback / softback. New. paperback‎

Référence libraire : B9781494093006 ISBN : 1494093006 9781494093006

‎Naomi Jacob [Naomi Eleanor Clare Jacob, pseudonym 'Ellington Gray'] (1884-1964), lesbian writer and actress [W J Macqueen-Pope (‎

‎‘Good old-timers’: Naomi Jacob writer and actress to theatre historian W. J. Macqueen-Pope. Seven Typed Letters Signed three ‘Mickie’ with copies of two replies discussing Marie Lloyd Bernard Dillon Julian Wylie Ivor Novello ENSA BBC.‎

‎Six of her letters dating from between 1951 and 1956; all from Casa Micki Gardone Riviera Lago di Garda Italy. The seventh letter dated 24 June 1945; from Italy with ‘ENSA Entertainments. / C/o Welfare 6th. Brit. Armde. Div. / C. M. F.’. An entertaining and characteristic correspondence. See both their entries in the Oxford DNB. The nine items seven by Jacob and two by Macqueen-Pope are in fair overall condition with all text clear and complete on lightly aged and creased paper with slight rust-staining from paperclips and minor wear to edges. All folded for envelopes. The first seven of the nine following entries are NJ’s letters the last four of which are addressed to ‘My dear Popie’ the last two the copies of MP’s. ONE: 24 June 1945. ‘ENSA Entertainments. / C/o Welfare 6th. Brit. Armde. Div. / C. M. F.’ Signed ‘N J’. 1p 8vo. Twenty-six lines. MP is not named as the recipient but NJ ends by praising his 1945 History of Drury Lane. Begins: ‘I went off to Trieste after having seen two companies leave here and found the hostel at Trieste being excellently run. Much brighter then sic it was before. The “Nine to Six†Company were in moving on to Mestre. They then go to Austria.’ She continues on the subject of an ‘informal’ road-side ‘conference’ with ‘Captain Roberts’. She has travelled from Trieste with Jean Webster Brough to Udine ‘where we did “A sister to assist ’er†from B.4 radio station. Apparently this went over excellently and everyone seemed very much pleased. I go back there to do a single talk on Wednesday.’ The second half of the letter touches on an ENSA hostel ‘no longer shared with the D.A.R.’ another meeting with Roberts an ‘extensive programme for the station’ arranged by NJ and Brough a trip to Venice where she met ‘the Theatre Manager. The well known and universally repected “Fopâ€. This man is probably one of the most popular people ENSA has ever had out in C.M.F.’ The following six letters are all from ‘Casa Micki’. TWO: 6 February 1951. 1p 8vo. Signed ‘Naomi Jacob.’ On pink paper. Expressing anticipation regarding his new book. She has all his others ‘up to date and as we have no lending libraries out here in Italy that should bring a certain satisfaction to the heart of any author!’ In an autograph postscript she asks him to forward a letter to Basil Dean. THREE: 11 December 1951. 1p 8vo. Signed ‘Naomi Jacob.’ Twenty-eight lines. On pink paper. She has just finished his ‘superb article dealing with that wonderful woman Our Marie Lloyd. To be quite frank as a rule I dislike impressions of her. Either people become fulsome or impertinent. I rank this article of yours with the one which dear James Agate wrote of her soon after her death.’ After praising his ‘beautifully written’ piece she reminds him that she ‘wrote a full length life of Marie . My publishers were very dubious . When it came out I have never had so many such long and such enthusiastic criticisms . entirely due to the fact that Marie will always live in the hearts of the people who were fortunate enough to see her and still more fortunate to have known her.’ She ends by offering him one of her two copies of the ‘special photograph Lloyd had taken to send to Sarah Bernhardt . quite different from any other photograph she ever had taken . she does not look unlike Bernhardt in it’. FOUR: 18 January 1952. 2pp 8vo. Signed ‘Naomi Jacob. / but “Mickie†to my friends’. Thirty-eight lines. In sending the photograph she gives ‘its history’. ‘She had some of these photographs taken after Sarah Bernhardt had seen her on the stage and christened her “the Sarah Bernhardt of the Music Hall Stageâ€. Marie of course was tickled to death because no-one venerated other great artistes more than she did and she had these photographs taken and sent one to Bernhardt with the inscription “To Sarah Bernhardt the Marie Lloyd of the Theatreâ€.’ She criticises a BBC radio programme on Lloyd as a ‘hotch-potch . I have a great admiration for Compton Mackenzie and for Max Beerbohm but what either of them knew about Marie Lloyd I cannot imagine. To refer to her voice as being harsh is of course sheer rubbish. Her voice was a little hoarse but there was no harshness about it and her diction was perfect.’ Responding to Item Eight below she reassures him over his own criticisms of his biography of Ivor Novello. ‘I see your point that there was no light and shade very clearly and I think that you dealt with the prison incident very beautifully indeed because you neither over-sentimentalised nor did too much castigation of anyone.’ She suggests a meeting on her next visit to England adding ‘both you and I have I think the right to call ourselves “good old-timersâ€. Long postscript signed ‘M.’ regarding Marie Lloyd’s husband ‘Dillon’: ‘It is one of my proudest memories that I was instrumental in getting that gentleman free board and lodging from His Majesty. . when we meet I will tell you more about that wretched little bit of God’s handiwork. God damn his soul and with that Christian thought I leave you.’ FIVE: 27 July 1953. 2pp 8vo. Signed ‘Mickie’. Twenty-seven lines. Begins by praising his ‘Shirt Fronts and Sables’ and in particular his treatment of Marie Tempest ‘a person for whom I had a great admiration and affection’. It is however another of the book’s subjects Julian Wylie that she is writing to him about. ‘Years ago at the Middlesbrough Empire at a time when it was scarcely considered respectable for a young woman to go to the Music Halls and I went just the same there was a turn called the Wylie Brothers. This consisted of a man getting out of bed after an obviously very thick night and going over to a full-length looking glass. I believe they were called Sheval glasses.’ She describes the act ‘The same idea of course as the Volonoffs did in their Shadow dance’ and asks if ‘this was Julian Wylie and his brother’. She thinks his style of writing is ‘growing so much more easy’ and commends an anecdote in the book about George Dance which made her laugh ‘till I cried’. SIX: 28 January 1956. 2pp 8vo. Signed ‘Mickie’. Forty-three lines. She begins with a reference to ‘Julia’ and MP’s ‘tribute’ before stating that she has been ‘deeply distressed’ at the news about MP’s wife. ‘I have a proposition to make to you. We have had some grey days but the last two or three have been quite perfect with brilliant sunshine. Now why not send your wife out here for a few weeks I have my sister coming to stay on the Tuesday before Easter but until then I have nobody here at all except my admirable secretary and myself. You can even tiell your wife that we have a bottle of Gees Linctus which shall be handed over to her for her exclusive use.’ She describes the ‘easy journey’ before commenting: ‘Both Miss Martin and I liked your wife so much when we met her and you have always been such a very good Pal it would be a pride and pleasure to do anything either for you or Mrs. Popie.’ She agrees with his view of negiligent critics citing the response to her book ‘Prince China’: ‘It says on the cover in large letters “written by himself but dictated to Naomi Jacob.†Again and again they have said to sic their so-called reviews “dedicated†to Naomi Jacob. So if they don’t even read what is on the cover how can you expect them to open the book and read what is inside.’ She ends by stating that she will hold him to his promise ‘about writing my life. I will even promise to tell you at least seventy per cent of the truth.’ SEVEN: 26 November 1956. 1p 8vo. Signed ‘Mikie’. Commending his ‘Nights of Gladness’ which she has just finished as ‘the very best thing you have done yet. I felt that you had really let yourself go and had not been afraid now and then to get lyrical and almost a little sentimental. / The result is a most delightful and colourful book. The final two items are carbon copies of letters by MP. EIGHT: 19 December 1951. 2pp 12mo. Twenty-two lines. A response to Item Three above. Regarding ‘that amazing piece of humanity which was Marie Lloyd’ he writes: ‘I knew the dear lady and was a devoted admirer. I followed in the amazing funeral. I had many tussles with Dillon in my time.’ His ‘Ivor book’ was ‘a most difficult job. To begin with there was no light and shade - it was all success. I had only the imprisonment to set against that rocketing fame and it was a strangely uneventful life outside the Theatre from which he had no separate existence whatever.’ NINE: 21 January 1952. Responding to Item Four above. Addressed to ‘My dear Mickie’. He thanks her for the ‘lovely picture of Marie’ commenting: ‘She made herself quite Bernhardt-ish didn’t she.’ He ‘just could not bear to listen’ to the broadcast: ‘The B.B.C. continually leave out people who have first hand knowledge and prefer second- and third-hand views if they can be so called. . I did a broadcast recently about Harlequin which judging by the post was an enormous success. They even reprinted a cut form of it in The Listener occupying a page for which they paid me the sum of £2. 15. 0d! Will they give me another broadcast Not they! You see I might get it right - and that does not do.’ He looks forward to their meeting reminiscing: ‘We usted to see a good deal of each other in the ENSA days. I remember frighting the life out of Dean with a report of yours about an act being cruel to some birds. I showed him and said: “There you are - another ENSA scandal. . He was really terrified - which was all to the good.’ He ends with an anecdote regarding ‘our friend Bernard Dillon’: ‘I have the liveliest recollection of seeing him hit a waiter at the Cafe Royal over the head with syphon of soda water and I am very happy to say that my fist connected with his jaw. It was at the time when I had been runner-up in the A.B.A. Heavyweight Championship and it was quite a good punch. Mr. Dillon was out despite his toughness. I left the building hastily because I did not want to make an appearance at Vine Street.’ Six of her letters, dating from between 1951 and 1956; all from Casa Micki, Gardone Riviera, Lago di Garda, Italy. The seventh l unknown‎

Référence libraire : 24099

‎Naphthali, Jacob Ben‎

‎Sefer ha-Zohar al ha-Torah Volume Hebrew Edition‎

‎hardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover‎

Référence libraire : 1024142159.G ISBN : 1024142159 9781024142150

‎Naphthali, Jacob Ben‎

‎Sefer ha-Zohar al ha-Torah Volume v.3-5 Hebrew Edition‎

‎paperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback‎

Référence libraire : 1019238496.G ISBN : 1019238496 9781019238493

‎Napoleon & Mme de Stael (LULLIN de CHATEAUVIEUX, Jacob Frederic)‎

‎Napoleons lefnadshistoria författad af honom sjelf. Manuscript som på ett obekant sätt kommit öfver från St. Helena.‎

‎Stockholm Zacharias Hæggström 1817. 8:o. 4 156 s. Lagerfläckig inledningsvis. Med Sophie Holmgrens namnteckning och svartstämpeln â€U.Câ€. Sammanbunden med: DORIS Charles. Anteckningar om Napoleon Bonaparte; af en man som i 15 Ã¥r städse omgifvit hans person. Stockholm hos Strinnholm och Haeggström 1815. 8:o. 6 120 113-126 s. Ful fläck första tre bladen och genomgÃ¥ende kraftigt fläckig. Sammanbunden med: STAËL VON HOLSTEIN Germaine de. Napoleons dröm eller Enghiens skugga i Moskwa af Madame Stael von Holstein. Öfversättning ifrÃ¥n tyskan. Stockholm Strinnholm & Haeggström 1815. 8:o. 3-13 s. Saknar smutstitelblad Lätt lagerfläckig. Med Sophie Holmgrens namnteckning. Sammanbunden med: LULLIN de CHATEAUVIEUX Jacob Frederic. Manuscript pÃ¥ ett obekant sätt kommit frÃ¥n St. Helena. Öfversättning. Stockholm Ecksteinska boktryckeriet 1817. 12:o. 2 78 s. Lagerfläckig sista bladet med lagad reva med mindrre textförlust. Med Sophie Holmgrens namnteckning. Sammanbunden med:BOURGOING Jean François de. NÃ¥gra underrättelser om Buonapartes första lefnadsÃ¥r samlade och utgifna pÃ¥ engelska af en bland hans ungdoms-kamrater. Öfversättning frÃ¥n fransyskan. Stockholm Kumblinska tryckeriet 1801. 8:o. 42 s. SmÃ¥fläckar större pÃ¥ s. 18. Samtida hfrbd guldornerad rygg med beige titeletikett med texten â€Samlade Skrifterâ€. Med handskriven innehÃ¥llsförteckning pÃ¥ försättsbladet troligen skriven av Sophie Holmgren. Med Gösta Bodmans exlibris. Fint samlingsband med fem smÃ¥skrifter rörande Napoleon troligen sammanställd av Sophie Holmgren. Originalet til det första och det fjärde arbetet "Manuscrit venu de Sainte-Hélène" utkom anonymt i London 1817 och har tillskrivits flera författare bl.a. Benjamin Constant Mme de Stäel och E. J. Sièges. Napoleon fick kännedom om detta arbete pÃ¥ St. Helena och författade 44 anmärkningar för att vederlägga det. I detta samlingsverk finns tvÃ¥ olika svenska översättningar. Bygdén uppger att den förra skall vara andra upplagan och den senare första upplagan men han blandar nog ihop detta därigenom att översättningen med titeln â€Napoleons lefnadshistoria.†även finns i en andra upplaga samma Ã¥r. Andra verket är en översättning av “Mémoires secrètes sur Napoléon Buonaparte†som utkom i Paris 1814. Tredje verket är en ovanlig svensk översättning av Madame de Staëls lilla novell en andra upplaga utkom 1814. Även KB:s exemplar saknar s. 1-2. Napoleons avvrättning av hertigen av Enghien 1804 skriver de Staël även om i sin bok om Ã¥ren i exil. Precis som mÃ¥nga andra berördes hon illa av â€mordetâ€. unknown‎

Référence libraire : 90488

‎Nassau / Pfarrer - Müller-Schellenberg, Gisela‎

‎Jacob Ludwig Schellenberg 1728-1808: Autobiographie eines nassauischen Pfarrers‎

‎Schellenbergsche, Taunusstein 1989. 264 Seiten, 12 Abb. mit Schutzumschlag Gebundene Ausgabe, Goldgeprägtes Orig.-Kunstleder, Goldschnitt, Exemplar in sehr gutem Erhaltungszustand‎

‎Werdegang: Jugend in Altweilnau und Heftrich 1741 Gymnasium Idstein 1748 Studium der Theologie in Halle, an den Francke?schen Anstalten in Halle 1752 Collaborator am Gymnasium in Idstein 1758 Prorektor am Gymnasium in Idstein 1765 Pfarrer in Usingen, ab 1773 zugleich Leiter der Lateinschule in Usingen 1777 Pfarrer in Bierstadt Nassau 3 9783922027935 +++++ 30 Jahre Antiquariat Christmann in Wiesbaden +++++ Wir liefern außer nach Deutschland, nur noch nach Schweiz / Holland / Belgien / Italien / GB / USA / +++ We now only deliver to Switzerland / Holland and Belgium / Italy / GB / USA +++ Keine Lieferung nach Österreich ++++‎

Référence libraire : 353

‎NAST, JOHANN JACOB HEINRICH‎

‎Einleitung in die griechischen Kriegs=Alterthümer zum Gebrauch seiner Vorlesungen.‎

‎Stutgart Mezler 1780. Fine contemp. full speckled calf. Raised bands profusely gilt spine. With the monogram of the Danish King Chr. 7 stamped on red background on frontcover. Stamp on title-page. Engraved titlevignette. 22416 pp. 6 folded engraved plates. Marginal browning on title-page. Internally clean and fine. hardcover‎

Référence libraire : 54938

‎Natade, Jacob Lolelea‎

‎Ethnicity Cohesion and Integration of Students in Post-Election Kenya‎

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Référence libraire : 6208064937.G ISBN : 6208064937 9786208064938

‎Natade, Jacob Lolelea‎

‎Ethnizität und studentischer Zusammenhalt in Kenia nach den Wahlen: Eine Studie über Co-Curriculum-Aktivitäten als Mittel zur Förderung der Harmonie in Schulen im nördlichen Rift German Edition‎

‎paperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback‎

Référence libraire : 6208240506.G ISBN : 6208240506 9786208240509

‎Natade, Jacob Lolelea‎

‎Etnicidade e coesão estudantil no Quénia pós-eleitoral: Um estudo sobre as actividades co-curriculares como instrumentos de harmonia nas escolas do North Rift Portuguese Edition‎

‎paperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback‎

Référence libraire : 6208240549.G ISBN : 6208240549 9786208240547

‎Nathan Jacob Berkovits‎

‎Memorial Volume For Stanley Mandelstam‎

‎like new. unknown‎

Référence libraire : 30038435 ISBN : 9813227907 9789813227903

‎Nato, Jacob‎

‎Finanzinnovationen und finanzielle Inklusion German Edition‎

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Référence libraire : 6208364655.G ISBN : 6208364655 9786208364656

‎Nato, Jacob‎

‎Innovazioni finanziarie e inclusione finanziaria Italian Edition‎

‎paperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback‎

Référence libraire : 620836468X.G ISBN : 620836468X 9786208364687

‎Natrus Leendert Van Jacob Polly En Cornelis Van‎

‎GROOT VOLKOMEN MOOLENBOEK; OF NAAUWKEURIG ONTWERP VAN ALLERHANDE TOT NOG TOE BEKENDE EN VERSCHEY DE NIEUWE . SOORTEN VAN MOOLENS MET HAARE GRONDEN EN OPSTALLEN .‎

‎Amsterdam: P.N. van Kampen & Zoon 1969. cloth. folio. cloth. iiiv8 27 plates; ii10 27 plates; iv6 48 plates. Three volumes in one as issued. Facsimile reprint of the 1734 Dutch edition printed in Amsterdam by Johannes Covens and Cornelis Mortier. A study of mechanical equipment especially windmills with over 100 plates of illustrations. Includes a section on mechanical power for the operation of paper-making equipment. Light rubbing of covers. P.N. van Kampen & Zoon unknown books‎

Référence libraire : 20148