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Mugay, Peter
Kanzeln, Könige und Kanonen. Evangelische Kirchengemeinden in der Berliner Stadtgeschichte
München: Keyser Verlag, 1991. 25,5 cm ; Pp.
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 100109
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MUHSAM, ERICH.
BEFREIUNG DER GESELLSCHAFT VOM STAAT.
, Berlin, Karin Kramer Verlag, 1988., Brosschiert, Original - Umschlag illustriert s/w, 13x20cm, 127pp.
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 9045
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Muhr, Adelbert (1896-1977)
Vom alten Jelinek-Pollak-Streinz zu mir selbst. Literarische Essays. [signiert, signed, gewidmet]. Reihe: neue Dichtung aus Österreich Band 85/86.
Bergland Verlag, Wien, 1962. 103(2) Seiten, OPappeinband m. montiertem Titel- und Rückenschild, gewidmet und signiert. ("Frau Ernestine Wels / meiner verehrten Leserin / in Dankbarkeit / Adelbert Muhr / Oktober 1963"). Gutes Exemplar. Selten. Rare. Good copy. Signed by the author. Das Buch stammt aus der Bibliothek eines Autographensammlers. Adelbert Muhr, Pseudonym: Amur, war ein österreichischer Schriftsteller, Journalist und Übersetzer. Wien.
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 14120
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Muhr, Gisela
Alte Berliner Küche
Erftstadt, Area Verlag, 2007. 8°, geb. Pappeinbd., 96 S. - sehr gutes Exemplar
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 018067
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Muhs, Andreas (Fotografien) und Heinrich (Text) Wefing
Der Neue Potsdamer Platz. Ein Kunststück Stadt.
Berlin-Brandenburg: be.bra-Verlag, 1998. 176 S., gebundene Ausgabe mit Schutzumschlag.
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 503560
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Muhs, Andreas und Heinrich Wefing
Der neue Potsdamer Platz. Ein Kunststück Stadt.
Berlin, be.bra Verlag, 1998.
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Muhs, Ulrich
630 Lichterfelder Jahre. Vorwort: J. P. Kleinheinrich. Wubs book ; Nr. 12.
Berlin : Accurat-Verl., 2010. 110 S. : Mit s-w-Abb.; 20 cm, Org.-Broschur mit Org.-Umschlag
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 28966
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Muhs, Ulrich
Berlin-Lichterfelde - seine Anlagen und seine Anstalten.
Berlin-Lichterfelde, J. Unverdorben, [1937]. 8vo. 55 S. OBrosch. m. Deckeltitel.
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Mukherjee, Ramkrishna
The Dynamics of a Rural Society. A Study of the Economic Structure in Bengal Villages by Ramkrishna Mukherjee.
Berlin: Akademie-Verlag 1957. X, 134 Seiten. 8° (17,5-22,5 cm)- Orig.-Leinenband. [Hardcover / fest gebunden].
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 2131271
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MULLER - ALFELD, Theodor ( Herausg. );
SPANIEN PORTUGAL. LANDSCHAFTEN UND STADTE IN 260 PHOTOS,
, Berlin / Darmstadt / Wien, Deutsche Buch - Gemeinschaft, 1962 Gebunden, 235 x 330mm., 200S., illustriert koloriert.
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 16313
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MULLER - BOHN, H.
UNSZER FRITZ, DEUTSCHER KAISER UND KONIG VON PREUSZEN.
, Berlin, Verlag von Paul Kittel, 1889., Gebunden, Originalleinen illustriert koloriert, Deckelvergoldung, Ruckentitelvergoldung, Fotofrontispice, 16x 24,5cm., 424 z., mit zahlreichen Illustrationen von ersten deutschen Kunstlern.
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Muller, Friedrich Berlin, Verlag Sophus Williams
Photography original albumen print Verlag Sophus Williams Berlin: boy under umbrella: ""teint verdürbel"" ca 1900 1 p.
Photography Vintage albumen print. Little boy under umbrella with the German text: 's war doch schade wenn ich mir den Teint verdürbel"". Made by Verlag Sophus Williams Berlin Fr. Frtiedrich Müller.Mr. Williams was a significant figure in the early days of photography. His photographs are cited in many articles and they appear in multiple esteemed museums. Sophus Williamss actual name was Sophus Vilhelm Schou. He was of Danish origin but became a German photographer and publisher. He was born in Copenhagen in 1835 and he died in Grabow Germany in 1900. He went to London in 1859 and at an unknown date moved to Berlin where he passed himself off as being British. He was married to Agnes Klitz 1843-1911. From the cabinet card gallery.NL Foto van een jongen onder een paraplu met tekst in het Duits: het is toch jammer als in mijn teint bederf. Gemaakt door de fotograaf Fr. Müller uit Berlijn Verlag Sophus Williams. Photograph on cardboard measurement 165 x 105 mm. The photo is in good condition except for some smudges. unknown
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : F10006
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Muller, Robert
Die Welt in jenem Sommer : Roman.
Bern ; München ; Wien : Scherz, 1993. 286 S. ; 22 cm Pb.
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Air Combat Magazine, May 1980 - Special Camouflage and Markings Issue
74 pages. Features: Stretched Starlifter - the C-141B will significantly improve MAC's capability; Air Intelligence File; Joe McConnell - Top Korean Ace - gained MiG victories in a short period of time; Son of Spooky - the AC-130 Spectre gun ships are a very effective weapon; Aircraft of Freedom City - little-known U.S. Army Aviation Detachment in West Berlin; Big Bombers meet at Barksdale - we visit and report on the Giant Voice competition; Camouflaged B-1 - new look for the Rockwell bomber; European Fighter Exchange - exchanges such as the UK/France swap help improve combat understanding; Bitburg Eagles - these F-15s were the first in Europe; Hawks for the Arrows - the famous Red Arrows have a new aircraft; Naval Trojans - markings of USN NAA T-28Bs and T-28Cs. Unmarked with moderate wear. A sound copy. Book
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Airforce - The Magazine of the Air Force Association of Canada: Volume 18 No 3 Fall 1994
60 pages. Features include: Out of Africa - a flight into Kigali; Operation Scotch - The Lifeline; Supersonic Training Aid; Dumbo - the Liberator that could; Canadian Contingent to Rodeo '94; Canada's Unknown Hero - Dan Cooper; Cosmopolitan - a class act; Swordfish (Stringbag) Flies Again; William Barker VC and the Formation of the RCAF; 3 Bridges to Berlin; Address label on back cover. Book
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American Indian Art Magazine, Spring 2000
112 pages. Features: From the Kunstkammer to the Museum fur Volkerkunde - The Eventful History of the early North American Indian Collection in Berlin; Honoring the Past - Embracing the Future - Native American Art at the Hallie Ford Museum of Art, Willamette University; The Life and Work of Clitso Dedman, Navajo Woodcarver (1879?-1953); The Vamp and false Vamp Moccasin Decorations in the West - One Example of Eastern Material Culture influencing Western Native Peoples; and more. Clean and unmarked with moderate wear. A quality copy. Magazine
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Daily Mirror and Sunday Pictorial (Overseas), Wednesday 3 June 1959 *I WAS HITLER'S SECRET LOVER*
Contains, bound as one, seven issues of London's Daily Mirror for the week beginning May 25, 1959 and ending Sunday May 31st, 1959. Contents include: Russian Cars (and Brandy) for Britain; photo of Monica Zetterlund; John Foster Dulles dies - article with photo; Mr. Clore Wants Watneys; Photos of Eddie Fisher with Elizabeth Taylor plus photo of Liz with her two children; Soviet Envoy's Wife in Hiding - Mrs. Nina Dmitriev; Soccer riot as Scots Brawl; Space Monkeys - Animal lovers protest; Gaoled Widow; 'Stupid Insult' - American cartoon of young Prince Charles raises ire; "I Was Hitler's Lover - First part/2 pages - Maria Reiter tells her story; Spotlight on 'Crisis City' Berlin, by Malcolm Muggeridge; America's Bongo Craze; B.E.A. Pilot Francis Hatchard is jailed in Sweden. Average wear. Unmarked. Binding intact. Some age-yellowing. A sound copy. Sure to fascinate and inform anyone curious about events during this week in history. Book
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Harper's Bazar (Bazaar) Magazine, October 26, 1872 - A Repository of Fashion, Pleasure, and Instruction
16 pages. Contents: Lady's Evening Dress; Manners Upon the Road - of stoves and fires; New York Fashions - double-breasted jacket and worth over-skirt, crinoline, silk suits and over-skirts, elegant black costumes, reception dresses, the Josephine coiffure, evening bonnets, opera cloaks, colored jabots, lingerie, fancy jewelry; Personal; crochet guipure edging for lingerie; Russia-leather chatelaine belts; tortoise-shell comb and hair-pins; knitted shawl worn as a hood; Been-Porridge Hot; Sayings and Doings; Ladies' Fall and Winter Suits; Paris Gossip; To the Bitter End - continued; English Gossip; Full-page illustration for the month of October; The Three Emperors at Berlin; humor. Average wear. Small clipping from page 705. Book
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Maclean's Magazine, 19 November, 1966
Features: Why Mrs. Nadine Angeline Wilson, 32, went Militantly to Market; Backstage in Israel - Canadian Sundays are a Bacchanalian orgy after a Sabbath in Jerusalem; The Triumph of Isabel Lebourdais - she watched the Truscott script but watched the drama from the wings; We run our schools like well-kept prisons with bells, imperious rules and regimentation - it's 'efficient', it's orderly, it works - if all we want is the grey conformity of assembly-line minds, Jon Ruddy; The Susie Thing - colour photo fashion feature with article and photos about Susie Kosovic, a 22-year-old Toronto fashion designer - Canada's "Mary Quant"; Inflation & the Biebbers - they're an average family, trying to cope with rising prices - this is how they got by 17 years ago, and how they manage now - they're spending more - but they're living better - with a page devoted to "How Your Dollar Shrinks"; Two Views of Germany, by Irving Layton - with fantastic b/w photos including the Berlin Wall; David Sector's latest film "The Offering" - he's a Canadian curiosity - his films make money; Behavior Therapy; Gerald Stevens on Canadiana; Football - ah, the sport, the thrill - the blood of it all; The Little Mags - Sexy, Arty, and Obscure - Myer Signer of Causeway Publishing; Barbara Klich argues against boycotting supermarkets and high food prices; and more. Average wear. A sound copy. Book
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Maclean's Magazine, September 8, 1962 - Recalling the Bolshevik Revolution
Features: Painless Diets; Jean Templeton stars in The Weighting Game; A Bolshevik Giant recalls the Revolution, by Ilya Ehrenburg; Westmount - a portrait of the capital of English Quebec, by Peter Gzowski; The Anglo-Sazon Jews, by Mordecai Richler; The Working Atom is Here - Jane Becker reports on Canada's nuclear industry; An Ingenue from the Rockies goes to Drama School - Susan Ringwood of Williams Lake, B.C.; An Eerie Postscript to the Bombing of Berlin, by Louis Greenburg. Average wear. A sound copy. Book
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Newsweek Magazine, April 30, 1945 *SAN FRANCISCO - GATEWAY TO PEACE*
Contents: Great military ad for Chevrolet military equipment; Doomsday strikes for the Nazis with Berlin dying, nation split - photo of American soldier mocking Hitler from the stadium box where the Fuhrer once harangued Nazis; Great full-page illustration of "Hitler's Two Fronts - Last Phase"; interesting photos of captured Germans, some being Nazi-saluted by passers-by; Lucky Count von Luckner is prize of Task Force Newman; photo of Russian tanks in Vienna; Davao (Little Tokyo) at bay; Government by co-operation is theme of President Truman's actions during first days in office; Great photo and coverage of Presidential press conference; GM Truck and Coach ad - with Leyte theme; Polish issue - Soviet failure to observe promises Stalin made at Yalta poses question of good faith; San Francisco prepares for United Nations conference; Nazi policy of organized murder blackens Germany for all history - civilized world shocked by evidence, living and dead, of Herrenvolk's brutality - article with graphic photos; Henri Dentz - a traitor's death; Vintage International Harvester Truck ad with caption "Till the Japs Say 'Uncle'"; English lady harnesses goats to pull her to market - uses almost anything for fuel!; Luis Carlos Prestes released from Jail in Brazil; OPA retreats under pressure of general public indifference - fight against inflation is revealed in Newsweek survey as losing on most fronts; Ernie Pyle shared the Doughfoot's lot, even to death in a roadside Okinawan ditch - photo and article; Seiberling Tire ad in color; Dr. Frondel's work with x-rays at Harvard; Nice Chesterfield cigarette color ad on back cover. Somewhat above-average wear. Address label at top of front cover. Unmarked. Two-inch opening to top of cover-fold. Cover attached by one staple. Book
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The Beaver - Canada's History Magazine - February/March 1996: Quebec and the Defence of Canada
56 pages. Features: The Iron Duke, Quebec and the defence of Canada; Fire! - Ottawa and Hull in Flames, April 1900; Mayflower compact and family compact - contrasting views of the political authority; North End - Winnipeg's immigrant community observed; Camels in the Cariboo - on the gold rush trail; Berlin 1936 - Canadian dancers at Hitler's Olympics. Clean, bright and unmarked with minimal wear. Lovely copy. Book
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The Saturday Evening Post, December 16, 1961 *THE BERLIN CRISIS - KHRUSHCHEV'S WEAKNESS*
Features: Let's Put Women in Their Place - George Sumner Albee; The Berlin Crisis - Khrushchev's Weakness; People on the Way Up - Marlo Thomas, Jane FondaAlana Ladd, Bronwyn FitzSimons, Christina Crawford, Nancy Sinatra, Portland Mason; PT-109, The Adventure that made a President (conclusion); Eggheads with a big beat - The Limeliters, a singing trio that wows night-club fans - Glenn Yarbrough, Alex Hassilev, Lou Gottlieb; Adventures of the Mind - The Birth of Words, by Raymond Arthur (R.A.) Lyttleton; His Millions for the Big Outdoors - Laurence Rockefeller is head of the ORRRC - Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission - which is projecting the nations requirements for outdoor recreational lands for 1962, 1976 and 2000; How I Handle the Boston Celtics - by Arnold (Red) Auerbach - things you don't know about the players on basketball's most-renowned team. Above-average wear. Unmarked. Four middle pages loose but present. A worthy copy. Book
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The Saturday Evening Post, December 30, 1961 *GALLUP POLL REVEALS ATTITUDES OF AMERICAN YOUTH*
Features: Why are they Spoiling Florida? - Philip Wylie; Can Christians Unite? - by John A. O'Brien; The Berlin Crisis - Khrushchev's Strength - a report on life in the Soviet Union; People on the Way Up - Margaret Post, Knerr and Melin (founders of Wham-O), Janet Margolin, Pedro Sanjuan; Reprieve for Heart Victims - the mechanical resuscitator and other developments; Blackout on News - Burton W. Marvin describes lack of press freedom in Iran during his stay, 1960-61; The Wonderful Merry-Go-Round; Youth - The Cool Generation (long article with many great colour photos); Big Ego, Big Talent - Robert Horton, 'Wagon Train's' Flint McCullough. Above-average wear. Unmarked. Four middle pages loose but present. A worthy copy. Book
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The Saturday Evening Post, December 9, 1961 *MY VIEWS ON BERLIN - DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER*
Features: Baseball isn't our national sport, by George Preston Marshall; My views on Berlin - Dwight D. Eisenhower, long article with many photos; People on the Way Up - Beth Burt, Tom Meschery, Katia Saks, James McDivitt; Second-Chance Actress - how Anne Bancroft hit the glory road, with the aid of her psychiatrist; PT-109, The Adventure that made a President, Part 4 of 5; Ad for Honda's 'Fabulous 50'; When Strangers Tour the USA - here is what visiting Europeans think of us; My Life with what's left of Society - Cleveland Amory takes a close look at himself and America's upper crust; The Fight for Rule of Labor - this week's Miami Beach convention of the AFL-CIO will chart the future course of American unionism - photos of George Meany, Jimmy Hoffa and Walter Reuther. Great color Cadillac ad inside back cover. Average wear. A sound copy. Book
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The Saturday Evening Post, October 21, 1961 *TELEVISION USA - WASTELAND OR WONDERLAND?*
Features: Is Abstract Art a Private Joke? - Roger Burlingame; Television USA - John Bartlow Martin's close-up report on the controversial side of TV; People on the Way Up - Brigid Bazlen, Thomas Eagleton, Shelagh Delaney, Jack Heberlig; The Spreading Ocean Floor - Dr. Robert S. Dietz; Many Top-Rated Football Pros were once casual rejects - does their success prove that a coach is no better prophet than anyone else?; The Strange Affair of the Vasa - this unlucky warship sank on her maiden voyage but was found and raised three centuries later; Doctor in the White House - a revealing portrait of Dr.Travell, the first female physician ever entrusted with the President's health; Washington Views Berlin - the strategy Government experts are mapping out to deal with Krushchev. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy. Book
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The Saturday Evening Post, September 9, 1961 *THE TRAGEDY OF TIBET*
Features: Pigskin Preview '61 - an expert's pick of the Nation's Top Teams and Players; Berlin on a Tightrope - a Post editor reports from the city on which the eyes of the world are focused; The Tragedy of Tibet - in 2 and a half years of brutal domination, the Red Chinese have reduced this once-proud nation to slavery and famine - a shocking report based on eyewitness accounts; Brunette Today, Blonde Tomorrow - tints promise to become as widely used as lipstick; These Children Love to Read - Mae Carden teaches reading using the maligned phonetic system; Adventures of the Mind - The Joy of Life, by Alexander Eliot; Atomic War on Insects - by using radiation to sterilize males, scientists are tricking the deadly screwworm fly into breeding itself out of existence - Drs. Edward Knipling and Raymond Bushland. Somewhat above-average wear. A sound copy. Book
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The Sphere - The Empire's Illustrated Weekly: 1 April 1944
Photos: Aerial photo of destruction in Berlin; 2 photos from Cassino; Multiple photos of massive destruction in Berlin; The Andartes of Greece; The use of the tank in Italy; Behind the scenes in Germany today; Cassino laid flat in four hours; Photos from the war in the Pacific; the fighting in Burma; scenes from recent night raids in London; and more. Covers worn at fold otherwise a sound copy. Book
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The Sphere - The Empire's Illustrated Weekly: 18 March, 1944
Photos: Materials being unloaded at Anzio bridgehead; Landing craft No. 349 is wrecked off the Italian coast; Berlin by daylight - as seen by American bombers; new pictures from the Russian front; stocking up the invasion supplies; and much more. Above-average wear to covers, otherwise a sound copy. Book
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The Sphere - The Empire's Illustrated Weekly: 27 February, 1937
Photos: The Nizan's jubilee (the ruler of Hyderabad); Hitler on parade in Berlin on the 'Day of Heroes'; Spain's trekking population, and other aspects of the long continued civil war; With the 'Rodney' on the spring cruise; Clear photo of a half-man, half-ape creature discovered in the Atlas mountains on the northern edge of the Sahara by Marcel Homet, a French explorer; Archduke Otto - the Austrian claimant in his Belgian home; Egypt again sends the Mahmal and the Kiswa to Mecca; Britain's 5-year 1.5 billion pound re-armament plan; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. Sound copy. Book
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The War Illustrated, 25 August 1917
Features: Who Fired the First Shot - article by Lovat Fraser on the beginning of the war; Happy Heirs to the Future of Fair France; With Poilu and Chasseur on the Flanders Front; By Flooded Road and Ditch and Ruined Farm; H.M. Landships (tanks) in commission east and west; Concrete Barricades carried by the Canadians; Spy-Mania in Amiens - encounter with a suspicious town councillor, by Hamilton Fyfe; Woman Defenders of the Honour of the Slav; Scenes in the Third Battle of Ypres; How Italy Guards herself against prisoner spies; A day in a prisoner's cage at the front - article by Basil Clarke; Captured Huns in the British and French lines; Entertainment near the trenches; Getting physically fit for war; Teutonising of Turkish Boys in Berlin; New Zealand chaplain at work in the field; Who's who in the Great War; Empire Soldiers in Mimic Warfare at Aldershot; Insignia of rank in the U.S. Army. Staples disintegrated. Somewhat above-average wear. Unmarked. A worthy reference copy. Magazine
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The War Illustrated, No. 227 - 21 December 1918
Illustration depicting Ex-Kaiser William in Holland, living in fear of justice. Photogravure supplement shows 8 photos with subjects including: Allied representatives at the historic conference at 10 Downing St., London on Dec 2 and 3, 1918, Beaten Huns straggling home, German evacuation from Belgium, the surrendered German fleet at Scapa Flow, French Armny of liberation entering Strasbourg and U Boat 64 up the Thames, lying off the House of Parliament, with the victorious White Ensign above the defeated flag of Germany. London's Great Aerial Victory - Mysterious Menace which broke the Nerve of Hun Flyers (article). British advance to keep watch on the Rhine - 2 photos. 5 photos from Spa. 5 photos under the caption 'Under the Red Flag in Republican Berlin". 4 photos of submarine sailors. Q Boat v. U Boats - 6 photos of mystery ship in the Thames. In my native land set free - by Emile Cammaerts. The Peace Bird on the Wing, by Hamilton Fyfe. Signs and Symbols of the Central Empire's Collapse - 5 photos. Photos of Giant Austrian aeroplane brought down by a british pilot on the Italian front. Illustration of British from Ruhleben Camp in Berlin securing souvenir nails from the colossal Hindenburg Statue. From 'COG' to Partnership - article by Basil Clarke. Two Photos of Germany Deciding Her Destiny - a great crowd outside the Reichstag and the first sitting of the Workmen's and Soldiers' Council in the Reichstag. The Hun as Uriah Heep, by Frederic William Wile. Average wear. Unmarked. Staples disintegrated. A sound copy. Book
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The War Illustrated, No. 231 - 18 January 1919
Cover illustration of a demobilised soldier putting his uniform away. Illustration of the H.M.S. Caradoc firing upon a Bolshevist position on the Estonian coast. Demobilising the Women - finding work for a million. Photo of the French Army marching into Bavaria. A Mosquito tank utilised as a tractor for barges on the Meuse Canal. Under the Union Jack in Wintry Baltic Waters - 5 photos. British Naval Activity Against the Bolshevists - 3 photos. Versailles - Then and Now - article. Superb photogravure center spread features portrait of Woodrow Wilson with King George V, M. Georges Clemenceau and David Lloyd George. Triumphs of our Military Genius - Victorious Inventions in War Machinery. New Devices of Defence and Defiance in the Navy - 5 photos. Triumphant Italians Installed in Trieste - Two Great photos. Britons Released by Revolutionary Berlin - Ruhleben Camp, near Berlin - 3 photos. Photo of Liebknecht, leader of the 'Spartacus' group of German Socialists, speaking to a large crowd in the Siegesalle, Berlin. Average wear. Unmarked. Staples disintegrated. A sound copy. Book
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The War Illustrated, No. 233 - 1 February 1919
Demobilisation - Cover illustration of a faithful charger being sold while its British officer looks on. Illustration of Woodrow Wilson, President Poincare, and Mr. Lloyd George at the opening of the Peace Conference. Photo: French Arms Beyond the Rhine. Illustrations of 'Prussia's Arrogance in 1871'. Air Trips to Paris and Back in Four Hours - 4 photos of 'Airco' machines. British keep guard on the Bridge at Cologne - 4 great photos. "To the Rhine!" - Retribution after Fifty Years, 3 photos. Storm and Fog Claim Ships that War had Spared - 6 photos. Photo of the salved French submarine Curie. Problems of the Peace Conference - by Sir Sidney Low. A United States of Germany? - by F.W. Wile. Imperial Guile - What the Camera Saw at Spa. Photo of Berlin protest march against Bolshevism. Photo of Rodin's sculpture of Eve being exhumed from her grave in a garden in Doai where she was hidden from the Germans. Welcoming home America's Navy - 3 photos. Airship and Aeroplane Raids over Great Britain, 1914-18 - chart and map. Channel Train-Ferry and its new 'Mystery' port - 4 photos including the 'Dazzle'. Above-average wear. Unmarked. Staples disintegrated with age. Still a worthy copy. Book
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The War Illustrated, No. 234 - 8 February 1919
Cover illustration entitled 'The Happy End'. Large photo taken on-board a British dirigible. The story that can never be told, by Lovat Fraser. Coastal Motor-Boats Cutting Their Arrowy Way - two great photos of the Auxiliary Patrol Service. Photos in Belgium Before the Enemy was Expelled. With the Kaiser in Bruges - Hun Camera Records (6 photos). Turey's Waning Prestige in Europe and in Asia - 3 photos. Maintaining Law and Order in Occupied Lands - 5 photos. 'Russia, The Unexplainable' - article by Hamilton Fyfe. Photo of the arrival of President Poincare at the opening of the conference to establish a League of Nations. Photos of French Bridge-Builders at work on the Rhine. Photos of large German interned submarines at Cherbourg, including the Deutschland. Full-page photographic portrait of Lord Roberts, who warned his countrymen of the German menace - accompanied by article by Coulson Kerrnahan. 'Red' Victims of Chaos in the Prussian Capital - 7 photos. Ebert Beats Extremists in Barricaded Berlin - 6 photos. Speeding up the Surrender of Hun Submarines - 6 photos. Two photos of the Italian Caproni Triplane. First photograph permitted of the 'M1', a submersible monitor which carried a 12 inch gun. Three photos of the newly revealed 'K' submarine, the largest craft of the kind produced by any nation. Britain as Queen of the Air - How we outbuilt and outfought the Teuton (article). Preparing the Soil for the Harveset of Peace. Few drops of soiling. Somewhat above-average wear. Staples disintegrated with age. A sound copy. Book
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The Wide World Magazine, April 1955 - Australian Edition
Features: Trailing the King Elephant - an amazing story from India with photos; The Hermit of the Barrens - Tragedy befalls Jack Hornby and two Englishmen in the Canadian Arctic - photos; Hunting Down the Black Jack Gang - a desperado gang in the American Southwest; War on the Dingo in Australia; The Man from Berlin - travelling through Somaliland the author picks up a German who is hitch-hiking from Berlin to South Africa; Word of Parrot - a story from the Bisichi tin-field in Nigeria; Ju-Ju in Modern Africa; Antarctica's 'Bachelor's Hall' - masculine housekeeping at the base camp of desolate Heard Island; and more. Chips from top of backstrip else average wear. Decent copy. Book
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Time Magazine (Canadian Edition), March (Mar.) 30, 1970 - US Mail Strike
68 pages. Features: Peugeot 204 ad; A talk with Prime Minister Trudeau; Recovering oil from the sunken tanker Arrow in Chedabucto Bay; St. Mary's Church in Red Deer, Alberta - unusual architecture by Douglas Cardinal; U.S. Postal Service Strike; Home life of letter carrier Peter Stafford of New York; The Enduring Mail Mess; Miasma of My Lai - with photo of General Koster; S.S. "Columbia Eagle"; Death of bomber Diana Oughton; Danger and Opportunity in Indochina - major war coverage; Israel-P.L.O. conflict - article with photo of smiling Arafat in Jordanian cave office and six pages of excellent colour photos of the opposing military forces; Willi Stoph - from bricklayer to organization man; Rampaging plague of mice in Australia; Reproduction of controversial British poster depicting a pregnant man; Ronald Reagan deals with student protests; Last days of the "California Zephyr" train - article with photo; Photo-illustrated article on Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young (CSN&Y); The Berlin Syndrome; Banned ad for "The Boys in the Band"; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy. Magazine
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Time Magazine, 6 June 1949 *Cover Portrait of U.S. Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson*
60 pages. Features and Articles: Chairman David Lilienthal of the Atomic Energy Commission is questioned about Government-financed scholarships for Communists, and more; U.S. Foreign Aid is whacked to save money; U.S. Military in-fighting involving the Consolidated B-36 and more; Louis Johnson - Master of the Pentagon; The Angels of the Truman Campaign; Victor Reuther; Ralph Bunche; Berlin Rail Strike"; Communist Gerhart Eisler is freed in London on a technicality; Rita Hayworth and Prince Aly Khan are engaged - with photo; China - "The Communists Have Come"; Japan's Emperor Hirohito shifts from divinity to human monarch; Kis Tarcsa concentration camp in Hungary opened again to hold 8,000, 90% of whom are Jews; Willy Messerschmidt mass produces homes of steel and 'foam concrete' in Germany - with photos; Colour ad for DeSoto automobiles; Colour ad for Woodwind suits for men; Grasshoppers in Saskatchewan; Quebec City's Maison du Bucheron provides 55 rooms for loggers; Full page election ad for "Canada's Great Leader", Louis St. Laurent; Railroad construction in Latin America; Soccer contest - Scotland vs. St. Louis; Archibald Henderson of North Carolina; Acne misery; Bill Stern of NBC's Sports Newsreel; Dow Brewery ad features the train engine heroics of 58-year-old Fred Ryan; Pope Pius XII delivers manuscript of Papal Bull - with photo; Pastor Salau; V-2's rival - the U.S. Navy's Viking rocket; Eddie Rickenbacker on the Airlines; Rudy Fah Tongg showed the people of Hawaii how to get rich - early in the second world war he formed a hui which bought up properties of fleeing Caucasions; Sir William Stevenson and the World Commerce Corp.; Colour Chevrolet ad inside back cover; Bruck Mills colour ad on back cover. Editorial content identical with U.S. edition except for added Canadian news" - from page 4. Above-average wear. Binding intact. Unmarked. Staining and occasional related damage to top one of two inches of many pages. A worthy copy. Book
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Time Magazine, August 23, 1948 - Betty Grable Cover Illustration
48 pages. Features: Nice color tennis-themed Coke ad inside front cover; Oksana Stepanovna Kosenkina jumps from third floor of Russian Consulate in Manhattan - story with photo; One-page two-color ad for A.V. Roe Canada Limited; Coverage of the House Un-American Activities Committee with photos of Silverman, Ullman, Miller and Lee; Photo of "Negroes at the Polls" in South Carolina; Photo of massive crowd at Akron's Soap Box Derby finish line; Photo of German women building Berlin Airport using shovels; Documents on the Tito-Stalin conflict become available; Is Chiang Kai-Shek on the way out?; The Maharaja's family visits Manhattan - story and family photo; Vision of a Trans-Canada Highway; Feature article on Betty Grable includes many photos; Nice one-page two-color ad for Fargo Trucks; Horseman Harrison Hoyt and Demon Hanover; Industrial Designer/Soap wrapper designer Raymond Loewy - brief article with photo; Charming color ad for B-A products inside back cover depicts rural scenes; Back cover ad for O'Keefe's Brewing Company features transportion workers in painting by Rex Woods. Moderate wear. A nice copy of this great vintage issue. Magazine
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Multiple Contributors
Wings February 1973 Volume 3 No. 1
Features: Could the Curtiss P-40 have been the best fighter of WW II? - an exclusive interview with designer Don Berlin; Voight's first Corsair; General Motors' multi-million dollar mistake - the P-75 Eagle; 56th Fighter Group - First Jets across the Atlantic. Art: P-40B Cutaway. 1 inch tear to top of front cover. Book
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Multiple Modernities Conference (2001 Berlin, Germ
Reflections on Multiple Modernities: European Chinese and Other Interpretations
hardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 9004127976.G ISBN : 9004127976 9789004127975
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Multitemporale Luftbildauswertung (Berlin-Kreuzberg). - CIMIOTTI, Ulrich:
Multitemporale Luftbildauswertung im Bezirk Kreuzberg von Berlin. (Statistisches Gebiet 14). Altlastenvorerkundung durch Auswertung der Luftbilder aus den Befliegungen der Alliierten aus den Jahren 1941/45 unter besonderer Berücksichtigung kriegsbedingter Altlastenverdachtsflächen.
(ca. 29,4 x 21,3 cm). ca. 80 S. Kartonmappe mit Manuskript (maschinengeschrieben, teils handschriftliche Notate). Mappe mit leichten Gebrauchsspuren, sonst wohlerhalten. Insgesamt guter Zustand. Wissenschaftliche Forschungsarbeit eines Berliner Geographen im Rahmen eines Manuskripts (Entwurf). Die Arbeit enthält einen einführenden Textteil von 15 Seiten und infolge die Auswertung für einzelne Straßenzüge und Wohnblöcke im benannten Stadtgebiet in Hinsicht auf mögliche Altlasten. Sie stammt aus dem Nachlaß des Geographen und wird hier als Teil dieses auf die Berliner Stadtgeographie fokussierten Archivs angeboten.
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Mumm, Reinhard
Der christlich-soziale Gedanke. Bericht über eine Lebensarbeit in schwerer Zeit. Von Reinhard Mumm.
Berlin: Mittler und Sohn 1933. 161, (3) Seiten. Frakturdruck. Mit einem montierten Portraitfrontispiz. Gr. 8° (22,5-25 cm). Orig.-Leinenband. [Hardcover / fest gebunden].
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 2130517
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Munck, Franz Camillo / Arenhold, Hans Heinz
Meister bauten eine große Stadt. Ein Ehrenbuch des Berliner Handwerks.
Berlin, Konradin-Verlag (Fr.Kohlhammer), 1936. Gr.8°. 148 S. mit ganzseitigen Zeichnungen von Georg Fritz. Original-Halbleinenband.
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 114853AB
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Munck, Franz Camillo und Hans Heinz Arenhold
Meister bauten eine große Stadt. Ein Ehrenbuch des Berliner Handwerks.
Berlin, Kohlhammer, 1936. Gr.-8vo. 148 S. Mit Illustrationen von Georg Fritz. Orig.-Halbleinwand.
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 48664AB
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Munck, Franz Camillo, Hans Heinz Arenhold
Meister bauten eine große Stadt. Ein Ehrenbuch des Berliner Handwerks.
Berlin, Konradin-Vlg.; Friedr. Kohlhammer, 1936. Gr. 8°. (Mit 5 Abb. u. 1 Faks.). 3 Bl.,148 S. Original Ganzleinen.
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 3346
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Mundt, Barbara (Bearb.)
Die Verführung der Europa. [Katalogbuch zur gleichnamigen Ausstellung im Kunstgewerbemuseum Berlin, Staatliche Museen Preußischer Kulturbesitz, 2. August - 30. Oktober 1988. Konzeption von Ausstellung und Buch: Barbara Mundt].
Berlin: Propyläen-Verlag 1988. 303 Seiten. Mit zahlreichen Illustrationen. Gr. 8° (22,5-25 cm). Illustrierter Orig.-Pappband. [Hardcover / fest gebunden].
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 105324
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Mundt, Barbara / Susanne Netzer / Ines Hettler
Interieur + Design in Deutschland 1945 - 1960.
Berlin., Reimer Verlag., 1993. 28 x 23 cm. 254 S. und 6 S. Werbeanzeigen. Flexibler, illustrierter OKarton., 67931A 1. Auflage. Geringfügig an den Rändern lichtspurig, sonst sehr gutes Exemplar. Bestandskatalog XIX des Kunstgewerbemuseums.
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 67931AB
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Mundt, Barbara et al.. (Herausgeberin)
Architekten als Designer. Beispiele in Berlin.
Berlin., Kunstgewerbemuseum., 1998. 30 x 24 cm. 229 S. Illustrierter OKarton., 13600D Erste Auflage. Einband minimalst berieben. Innen wenig lichtrandig, sonst gutes Exemplar.
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 13600DB
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Mundt, Barbara, Ines Hettler und Susanne Netzer
Interieur + Design in Deutschland : 1945 - 1960. [Kunstgewerbemuseum, Berlin]. Barbara Mundt ; Ines Hettler ; Susanne Netzer / Kunstgewerbemuseum Berlin: Bestandskatalog ... des Kunstgewerbemuseums ; 19
Berlin : Reimer 1993. XVI, 254 S. :451 schw.-w. Abb., 16 farb. Taf.; 28 cm Pp., gebundene Ausgabe, Hardcover/Pappeinband, Exemplar in gutem Erhaltungszustand
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 52920
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