‎Imprimerie‎

‎Ahearn, Allen and Ahearn, Patricia.‎

‎BOOK COLLECTING.‎

‎636p. 8vo. Original cloth backed paper boards. Original dust jacket. Essential reference priced guide to collected books, especially modern first editions. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! REF2‎

‎AIF printing Section. HMAT A. I. H. M.‎

‎Homeward Bound: No. 1: H.M.A.T. ""Nestor"" at Sea: November 29 1919‎

‎A.I.F printing Section. H.M.A.T 1919. First Edition. Softcover. Good copy in the original stiff-card wrappers; edges slightly nicked and dust-dulled as with age. Physical description; 8 pages. Subjects; British Navy. Australian Navy. H.M.A.T. Nestor. British Military. A.I.F printing Section. H.M.A.T paperback‎

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‎Akai printing version‎

‎Yuzo Saeki Posthumous Exhibition <Japanese Version>‎

‎Seibuhyakkaten 1986. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Seibuhyakkaten paperback‎

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‎al Faruqi, Ismail Raji‎

‎Al Tawhid. Its Implications for Thought and Life. By Ismail Raji al Faruqi. (= Issues in Islamic Thought, Vollume 4). 5th printing.‎

‎Herndon: International Institute of Islamic Thought 2000. XV, 237 Seiten. Gr. 8° (22,5-25 cm). Orig.-Broschur. [Softcover / Paperback].‎

‎Very good copy. ISBN: 9780912463797‎

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‎Al-Razi, Abu Bakr Muhammad ibn Zakariyya (Rhazes) / Alexander Trallianus.‎

‎[Kitab al-Gadari wa 'l-Hasbah - latine.] Libri duodecim. Razae de pestilentia libellus. Venice, heirs of Girolamo Scoto, 1573.‎

‎8vo. (8), 247, (1) ff. With woodcut printer's device on title-page, repeated on recto of final leaf. Contemporary limp vellum with traces of ties and remannts of a handwritten spine title. The twelve books on medicine by Alexander of Tralles, the first parasitologist in medical history (and the younger brother of Anthemius, architect of the Hagia Sophia), issued together with al-Razi's classic treatise on smallpox and measles ("Kitab fi al-Jadari wa al-Hasaba"): the first book ever published on smallpox, also known as "Peri loimikes" or "De pestilentia". - Indeed, Al-Razi was the first physician in the history of medicine to distinguish between smallpox and measles, and consider them as two different diseases. The influence of his diagnostic concepts on Muslim medicine was very clear, especially on Ibn Sina. This work gained great popularity in Europe and was also translated into French, English and German; Brockelmann states it saw some 40 Latin editions between 1498 and 1866. - Al-Razi (also known as Rhazes; 850-923 or 932) is considered the greatest mediaeval physician next to Avicenna; he also conducted alchemical experiments. According to his biographer al-Gildaki, he was blinded for refusing to share his secrets of chemistry. - Binding professionally repaired along the edges. Occasional browning and staining, some waterstaining near the end. 18th century ink ownership "A. Gonnella" to title-page. Rare; a single copy in auction records (Swann, 1 March 1979, Sale 1132: Distinguished Collection of Historic Medicine, lot 9). Edit 16, CNCE 1120. Wellcome I, 212. Durling 152. Cf. GAL S I, 419, no. 3. M. H. Fikri, Treasures from the Arab Scientific Legacy in Europe, No. 44 (Venice 1555 ed.). Not in Adams or BM-STC Italian.‎

‎Al-Razi, Abu Bakr Muhammad ibn Zakariyya (Rhazes).‎

‎Opus medicinae practicae saluberrium, antehac nusquam impressum, Galeatii de sancta Sophia in nonu tractatum libri Rhasis ad Regem Almansorem, de curatione morborum particularium, huic seculo accomodatissimum [...]. Hagenau, Valentian Kobian, 25 March 1533.‎

‎Folio (215 x 316 mm). (4), 125 ff., final blank f. Title-page printed in red and black. With woodcut title border and numerous initials. - (Bound after) II: Hyginus, C[aius] Julius. Fabularum liber [...]. Basel, Johann Herwagen, March 1535. (24), 246, (2) pp. With 2 different printer's devices, 48 woodcuts in the text and numerous initials. - (Bound after) III: Alexander Trallianus. De singularum corporis partium, ab hominis coronide ad imum usque calcaneum, vitiis, aegritudinibus, & injuriis [...]. Basel, Heinrich Petri, (March 1533). (18) ff. (last blank), 342, (6) pp. With repeated woodcut printer's device and numerous initials. Contemporary wooden covers with blindstamped leather spine on four double bands. 2 clasps. The principal work of Rhazes, hailed as the "Arabic Galen", frequently reissued with a wealth of commentaries as late as the Renaissance. Dedicated to Prince Almansor of Chorasan, this edition contains the commentary of the physician Galeazzo da Santa Sofia (d. 1427), a native of Padua who served in Vienna as the personal physician to Duke Albrecht IV - likely the only edition of this commentary. The volume was edited by the physician Georg Kraut, who contributed a "Libellus introductorius in artem parvam Galeni de principiis universalibus totius medicinae". - II: Bound before this is the first edition of this variously reprinted collection of Hyginus's mythographical works, "an indispensable aid for the knowledge of the subject matter of Greek tragedy" (Tusc. Lex. Lit.). This is the first appearance in print of the "Fabularum liber", edited by Jacob Micyllus; the finely illustrated "Poeticon astronomicon" had first appeared in 1482. - III: Also bound within the same volume is the second Latin edition of the works of Alexander from Tralles in Lydia (525-ca. 605), the third great physician of the Byzantine epoch, edited by the learned Swiss physician Alban Thorer (Albanus Torinus, 1489-1516). - Traces of a removed title label on the upper cover of the well-preserved binding. Finely penned annotations to Rhazes; the other works contain marginalia in a different hand. An old ownership appears to have been removed from the upper blank margin of Hyginus. Wants the first free endpaper. Some dampstaining to upper margins throughout; other margins show only occasional staining; otherwise largely clean with insignificant browning. I. VD 16, M 6766. Adams R 225. BM-STC German 634. Benzing 115, 5. Bird 2030. Burg 187. Durling 1747. Haeser I, 705. Panzer VII, 111, 362. Wellcome I, 5748. Not in Lesky, Osler or Waller, not in Wolfenbüttel. - II: VD 16, H 6479. Honeyman 1738. Houzeau/L. 762. Panzer VI, 306, 1013. BM-STC German 427. Schweiger II.1, 464. Zinner 1592. Not in Adams. - III. VD 16, ZV 394. BM-STC German 20. Adams A 701 (incomplete). Choulant, Ält. Med. 136. Durling 147. Wellcome I, 206 (incomplete). Cf. Puschmann I, p. 99.‎

‎Alain Molinier‎

‎Une paroisse du bas Languedoc SÉRIGNAN 1650 - 1792‎

‎Imprimerie Déhan 1968 216 pages in8. 1968. broché. 216 pages. Monographie historique de la paroisse de Sérignan (Bas-Languedoc) entre 1650 et 1792 rédigée par Alain Molinier. L'ouvrage décrit le village son terroir ses ressources et analyse la société locale avec une attention particulière aux aspects ruraux et maritimes de la basse plaine de l'Orb‎

‎Très bon état‎

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‎Alamanni, Luigi.‎

‎Opere toscane. Venice, heirs of Lucantonio Giunta (colophons: printed by Peter Schoeffer the younger) , 1542.‎

‎2 volumes bound as 1. 8vo. (16), 431, (1 blank); 295, (7) pp. With 2 title-pages, each with the same woodcut Giunta device (a decorated fleur-de-lis in a wreath with 2 putti), a full-page woodcut showing a larger version of the same device on the last printed page of vol. 2, and about 90 spaces with guide letters left for 3-line manuscript initials (not filled in). Set in an Aldine-style italic (with upright capitals), but the imprint in the first successful italic with sloped capitals, headings (including the titles) in roman capitals. 18th-century gold-tooled mottled calf, sewn on 5 recessed cords, each board with a frame made from a single roll, the spine tooled as a single field (filled with a 7 mm roll of diagonal lines) except for a separate field for the red morocco label, gold-tooled board edges, marbled endpapers (Dutch pattern in red, blue, yellow, green and white), red edges, headbands in green, tan and white, green ribbon marker. Third edition of frequently satirical poetry and plays written in (mostly blank) Italian verse by the Florentine statesman, poet and playwright Luigi Alamanni (1495-1556), the two volumes first published in 1532 and 1533. He and his contemporary Giangiorgio Trissino pioneered the use of blank verse in Italian poetry. The French King François I (1494-1547), who promoted Renaissance Italian ideas and fashions in France, had been allied with the Medici in Florence, but when Giulio de' Medici (from 1523 Pope Clement VII) and François I fell out in 1521, Luigi Alamanni, whose family had long supported the Medici, took François's side and plotted against Giulio. As a result Luigi had to flee to France, living part of the time in Lyon and frequenting François's court in Paris. He returned to Florence when the Medici fell in 1527 but fled again when they regained power in 1530. As a result, he wrote most of his works in France, and Sébastien Gryphius first published them in two volumes at Lyon. The second editions followed in Italy in the same years, published by Bernardo Giunta in Florence (volume 1) and Melchior Sessa in Venice (volume 2). Each volume of the present third edition includes a (different) dedication to King François I. The literary content is: volume I: Elegia (in IV libri with X, VII, VIII & V elegies); Egloga I-XIIII; Sonettini; Canzone; Favola di Narcisso; Il diluvio Rom[ano]; Favola di Athlante; Satire I-XII; Luigi Almanni a Bernardo Altoviti S.; Salmi penit[entiali] I-VII. Vol. II: Selve (in III libri with VII, V & V silvan poems); Favola di Phetonte; Argomento di messer' Antonio Bruciolo sopra l'Antigone; Tragedia di Antigone; Hymni I-VIII; Stanze; Sonetti. - With alphabetical indexes of the poems at the beginning of volume 1 and the end of volume 2. - The book was printed for the Giunti heirs by Peter Schoeffer the younger (ca. 1475/80-1547), the son of Gutenberg's assistant, who began printing in Mainz, but printed in Venice in 1541 and 1542. He was an important typographic punchcutter, so that the book shows types often of his own cutting. The italic used for the imprint is especially interesting as the second (and the first successful) italic to use sloped capitals: that used for the main text follows the earlier Aldine italics, with upright capitals. Schoeffer's present italic with sloped capitals, apparently completed in 1537, proved very successful and helped make sloped capitals the norm for italics. - With an early owner's inscription at the foot of the title-page. The first page and last page are very slightly browned and one page has torn at the foot along the gutter fold, but the book is still in very good condition, most leaves fine. With the front board detached, the back hinge worn, a vertical crack down the spine (with a chip at the foot and damage to the headband), and the right half of the spine label lost. 16th-century Italian poetry of both literary and political interest. BM-STC Italian 12. Camerini, Annali dei Giunti 465. Edit 16, CNCE 600. Gamba, Serie testi lingua Italiana (1839), 15. USTC 808166. Cf. Adams A 406f, (1532-33 Lyons ed.).‎

‎ALBERTI Vanessa‎

‎L'IMPRIMERIE EN CORSE des origines à 1914.‎

‎Ajaccio Albiana 2009. Fort in-8 broché couverture illustrée 364pp. Illustrations dans le texte. Auréole claire allant décroissant sur quelques feuillets. Exemplaire complet, en bon état à l'exception du défaut signalé. (4583)‎

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‎Albert Raignier‎

‎Le Formiche - Vita e costumi‎

‎Collana: Il Liocorno n.2, 1960. Con 25 tavole fuori testo in nero e a colori. Presentazione di Mario Pavan. Traduzione di G. A. Romesi. Sprovvisto di sovraccoperta. Spedizioni tracciabili con raccomandata entro 24 ore dall'ordine. Hardback cover in fine conditions, no inscriptions or markings inside. Worldwide delivery.‎

‎Alciato, Andrea.‎

‎Los emblemas […] traducidos en rhimas Españolas. Lyon, Guillaume Rouille [printed by Macé Bonhomme], 1549.‎

‎8vo. 256, (6) pp. With the title and imprint set in type in the cartouches of an elaborate woodcut architectural frame including atlantes, grotesque faces, garlands of fruit, etc., and Rouille's woodcut eagle and snake device in an oval window in a pendant hanging from the title-cartouche; 210 emblems (200 with woodcuts); nearly every page (with or without an emblem woodcut) in one of about 34 different richly decorated woodcut frames (generally in four pieces made for use together). There are 6 additional small woodcuts (plus many repeats), usually used as tailpieces, and 5 woodcut decorated initials (3 series of roman capitals in white on a pictorial background). Set in roman and italic types (some by Robert Granjon) including several of the earliest italics to use sloped capitals. Early 18th-century (Spanish?) sheepskin parchment, sewn on 2 supports, with a hollow back, with the title in manuscript across the head of the spine. Rouille issue of the first Spanish edition of the first emblem book, by the legal scholar Andrea Alciato (1492-1550) in Milan, first published in Latin at Augsburg in 1531 with only 104 emblems (97 with woodcuts), but greatly expanded up to the author's death. The present edition has more emblems and more woodcuts than any earlier edition, also more than the French and Italian editions by the same publishers in the same year and more than the competing editions by De Tournes. It brings the work nearly to its definitive form. The Macé issue of the present edition is identical except for the imprint and device on the title-page. Alciato not only produced a work that was to continue through hundreds of editions over the centuries, he invented a whole new genre, the emblem book, which combines allegorical images with a brief motto that aims to give the core of the idea and explanatory text (here in verse), the combination of text and image intended to give more meaning to both and to encourage contemplation by the reader. - The first authorized edition, published by Wechel at Paris in 1534, expanded the first edition and included 113 emblems. Aldo Manutio published a second volume at Venice in 1546, but it was in Lyon that the two volumes were first published together, by two competing firms: De Tournes produced an edition in 1547 with 113 + 86 = 199 emblems, but the 86 in the second volume have no woodcuts; Rouille (publisher) and Bonhomme (printer) produced an edition in 1548 with 201 emblems (128 with woodcuts). On 9 August 1548 they also received a privilege for translations into French, Italian and Spanish, and as these appeared they continued to expand the work. The present first Spanish edition of 1549 (one year before the author's death) therefore contains 210 emblems (200 with woodcuts). Ten emblems (all with woodcuts) therefore make their first appearance as emblems in the present edition, and it omits only 2 emblems published earlier: one that was considered obscene and another omitted for unclear reasons. These 212 emblems were to remain the definitive set for future editions. In most respects, the present Spanish edition follows the 1548 Latin edition but Bernardino Daza who translated it into Spanish claimed to have followed a printed copy with corrections in Alciato's hand, making the present Spanish text an essential source for the author's intentions, rather than just a translation. - Most of the emblems are based on episodes in classical literature, so that their woodcuts depict those scenes, but one shows a map and 14 show quite detailed botanical illustrations of different species of trees: these were cut for the great botanist Leonard Fuchs, De historia stirpum commentarii insignes, which also appeared in 1549. - Except for these trees, the emblem woodblocks are believed to have been cut by Pierre Eskrich. Many appeared in Bonhomme and Rouille's 1548 Latin edition and were based primarily on those cut by Bernard Salomon for Jean de Tournes's 1547 edition, but Eskrich made revisions and additions of his own and as the editions expanded he cut further blocks not based on Salomon. Of the 34 woodcut frames, at least 12 are signed, all with the initials "PV", identified as Pierre Vase, another name used by Eskrich. These present a tremendous wealth of grotesque faces, atlantes, caryatids, fantastic beasts, plants and various kinds of abstract ornament. Some show a single scene interrupted by the space left for the emblem and text (one shows a large ship, two show landscapes, etc.). - With several early owners' inscriptions, some struck through; a ca. 1815 bookseller's engraved label of Théophile Barrois, fils, libraire, Quai Voltaire, n°. 11, Paris, on salmon-coloured paper (35 x 54 mm); and an engraved armorial bookplate of the Dublin-born physician in Paris, Sir Robert Alexander Chermside MD (1787-1860). Lacking the final blank leaf R4. As in many copies, the descender of the 9 in the imprint date "1549" has not printed, so that the date looks like "1540" (this has lead to frequent references to a ghost edition of "1540"). A fraction of a millimetre has been shaved off the head of the woodcut frame on the title-page, there is a long tear along the gutter fold of bifolium O1.8, a couple corners of leaves torn off (not approaching the text or woodcuts), a tiny hole in the title-page, occasional and mostly marginal stains and a few marginal reinforcements. In spite of these defects, most leaves are in good or very good condition. Macé's presswork is somewhat inconsistent, but this has more effect on the woodcut frames than the emblem woodcuts (and since the frames repeat, one can generally find an example that has printed well). Adams, Rawles & Saunders F029. Baudrier IX, 167. Fairfax Murray (French) 9. Green, Andrea Alciati 36. Iberian books 63018. Landwehr, Romanic emblem books, 40. USTC 342602. Cf. Adams A614 (Bonhomme issue); Jammes, Emblèmes 5 (Bonhomme issue); Mortimer (French) 15 (1549 French ed.); Palau 6061 (Bonhomme issue); Praz, p. 250 (1548 & 1550 Latin eds.).‎

‎ALDINE PRESS. RENOUARD (Antoine-Augustin)‎

‎Annales de l'Imprimerie des Alde ou Histoire des Trois Manuce et de Leurs Editions.‎

‎Second edition, 3 vols., royal 8vo (235 x 155 mm), large paper copy, [4], 425, [1]; [4], 434, [2]; xl, 420, [4]pp., with half-titles and engraved frontispiece portrait to first and second volumes as called for, 10 facsimile plates, 6 of which are double-page or folding, some occasional light spotting to text (mainly prelims), marbled endpapers, cont. red morocco, spines gilt extra, marbled boards, spines just slightly faded, uncut, t.e.g. an attractive set. This famous bibliography of the output of the Manutius family and their Aldine Press, 1494-1598, has remained the standard work on the subject and has been praised as a classic of its kind. Over 1,500 entries given. Provenance: From the library of Charles Butler (1821-1910), Warren Wood in Hatfield, Hertfordshire. The majority of the library was sold at Sotheby's, London, on 5 April 1911.‎

‎ALDIS (Harry G.)‎

‎A List of Books Printed in Scotland before 1700, Including those Printed Furth of the Realm for Scottish Booksellers. With brief notes on the printers and stationers.‎

‎4to, xxviii, [234], 105-189pp., orig. cloth, d.w.‎

‎Alexandre HOUSSIAUX - [?] - Editeur français‎

‎Lettre Autographe Signée à "Monsieur Rattier" - Paris le 13 novembre 1841 -‎

‎1 page in4 - bon état - cachet - adresse au dos -‎

‎Interessante lettre: "Ce matin, les compositeurs de l'imprimerie se reposaient" car ils manquaient de "corrections et de copies" - Il en a reçu mais trop peu pour "exiger de ces Messieurs" qu'ils travaillent le dimanche - Ils doivent pouvoir commander "les ouvriers pour demain avec certitude" - Il le prie aussi d'éviter ces retards "qui servent d'excuses à ces Messieurs pour leur lenteur" -‎

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‎Alessio Piemontese.‎

‎De secretis libri sex mira quadam rerum varietate referti ex italico in latinum sermone e nunc primum translati per Ioannem Iacobum Weckerum, medicum. Basel, [Peter Perna], 1559.‎

‎8vo. (16), 279, (23) pp., final blank f. Half vellum using a leaf from an antiphonary. First Latin edition of Alessio's "De secretis", still in six books. The author is commonly identified with the alchemist Girolamo Ruscelli (1520-66). "Das Werk gehört nach Caillet zur 'haute philosophie hermetique'. Es enthält außer alchemistischen auch viele kosmetische Rezepte, ferner solche gegen Pest, Schlangengift, Ungeziefer, wie auch Konfekt, Einmachen von Früchten, Druckerschwärze, Putzmittel, Schlafmittel usw., des weiteren sehr frühe Beispiele zur Syphilis-Therapie und Arsenikverbindungen zur Haarvertilgung" (Horn/Arndt). "Une des premières éditions de ces célébres secrets que l'on considère comme merveilleux. Quelques personnes qui ont fait l'essai de plusieurs affirment que les résultats sont prodigieux" (Caillet). Sections on making wine, ink, soap, toothpaste, etc. From 1569 onwards Perna also published a German translation. - Somewhat brownstained and waterstained throughout; a few contemporary marginalia; extensive notes by a contemporary hand on reverse of title-page and at the end. Very rare; no copy in auction records of the past decades. VD 16, R 3835. Durling 110. Wellcome 178. Ferchl 455. Ferguson I, 22 (note). Duveen 15 (note). Cf. Caillet I, 177ff. Rosenthal 754. Graesse (Bib. magica) 50. Simon 33.‎

‎Alexander, Joseph Addison‎

‎Commentary on the prophecies of Isaiah. [By Joseph Addison Alexander]. Introduction by Merrill F. Unger. 2 volumes complete and unabridged in 1. 9. Printing.‎

‎Grand Rapids, Mich.: Zondervan 1978. XV, (1), 482 Seiten. 8° (17,5-22,5 cm). Orig.-Leinenband mit Orig.-Schutzumschlag. [Hardcover / fest gebunden].‎

‎Ehemaliges Bibliotheksexemplar mit Inventarnummern und Stempeln auf Vorsätzen. - Schutzumschlag etwas berieben, leicht angestaubt und vergilbt. - Schnitte vergilbt, angestaubt, mit starken Teeflecken. - Handschriftlicher Besitzvermerk in schwarzer Tinte auf dem fliegenden Vorsatzblatt. Dezenter Rauchgeruch. - Davon abgesehen innen insgesamt sauberes und noch gut erhaltenes Exemplar. -- Former library copy with inventory numbers and stamps on endpapers. - Dust jacket slightly rubbed, slightly dusty and yellowed. - Edges yellowed, dusty, with heavy tea stains. - Handwritten ownership note in black ink on the flyleaf. Subtle smell of smoke. - Apart from that, the interior is overall clean and still in good condition. ISBN: 0310200008‎

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‎Alfred de Musset‎

‎Lorenzaccio - illustrations de pierre bobillot‎

‎Imprimerie Nationale 1978 369 pages in8. 1978. reliure editeur. 369 pages. Lorenzaccio est un drame romantique en cinq actes écrit par Alfred de Musset en 1834 inspiré d'une idée de George Sand. La pièce raconte l'histoire romancée de la tentative de révolution des Florentins pour renverser le pouvoir des Médicis en 1536-1537 en suivant le personnage tourmenté de Lorenzaccio qui tente de commettre un crime patriotique pour donner un sens à sa vie‎

‎Bon état‎

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‎ALI BIRINCI.‎

‎Osmanbey ve matbaasi: Ser-kurenâ Osman Bey'in hikâyesine ve Matbaa-i Osmaniye'nin tarihçesine medhal.‎

‎New Turkish Paperback. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In Turkish. 148 p. Ayribasim. Osmanbey ve matbaasi: Ser-kurenâ Osman Bey'in hikâyesine ve Matbaa-i Osmaniye'nin tarihçesine medhal.‎

‎ALLEN, Phillip:‎

‎Atlas der Atlassen. De kaartenmakers en hun wereldbeeld.‎

‎Brepols, Hes, 1993, gr. in-4to, 160 p., rich. ill., orig. hardbd., with DJ.‎

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‎Allen, Reginald.‎

‎W. S. GILBERT. An Anniversary Survey & Exhibition Checklist with Thirty-Five Illustrations.‎

‎82p. 35 illustrations. Tall 8vo. Original red cloth binding. A very useful Gilbert & Sullivan Bibliography. **PRICE JUST REDUCED REF5‎

‎Allied Printing Trade Council Publisher‎

‎History Of The Lithographers' Strike 1896‎

‎Kessinger Publishing 10-09-2010. hardcover. New. 6.00x0.56x9.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Kessinger Publishing hardcover‎

Referentie van de boekhandelaar : DADAX1166639878 ISBN : 1166639878 9781166639877

‎Allied Printing Trade Council Publisher‎

‎History of the Lithographers' Strike 1896‎

‎New. unknown‎

Referentie van de boekhandelaar : A9781166639877 ISBN : 1166639878 9781166639877

‎Allied Printing Trade Council Publisher‎

‎History Of The Lithographers' Strike 1896‎

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

Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 1120295335.G ISBN : 1120295335 9781120295330

‎Allied Printing Trade Council Publisher‎

‎History Of The Lithographers' Strike 1896‎

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

Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 1166639878.G ISBN : 1166639878 9781166639877

‎Allied Printing Trade Council Publisher‎

‎History of the Lithographersacentsa -A Cents Strike 1896‎

‎New. unknown‎

Referentie van de boekhandelaar : B9781166586614 ISBN : 1166586618 9781166586614