‎BIOGRAFIA‎

‎Alfieri, Vittorio‎

‎Leben des Vittorio Alfieri aus Asti von ihm selbst geschrieben. Herausgegeben von Ernst Benkard.‎

‎Frankfurt am Main, Frankfurter Verlags-Anstalt, 1924. 4°. 26,5 x 18,5 cm. 465 Seiten. Original-Halblederband, Halbfranzband auf 5 Bünden, mit goldgeprägtem Rückentitel, Kopfgoldschnitt und marmoriertem Bezugspapier.‎

‎1. Auflage. Mit zahlreichen Abbildungen. Einband schwach berieben. Exlibris auf fliegendem Blatt, Vorsätze leicht braunfleckig. Gutes bis sehr gutes Exemplar.‎

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‎ALFIERI, Vittorio.‎

‎Vita scritta da Esso. A cura di Folco Portinari.‎

‎In-4, pp. 347. Tiratura di 300 esempl. (n. 217) impressi su carta a mano e composti con il carattere "De Roos" corpo 12. Cart. edit. sovracoperta e astuccio. Perfetto esemplare. . .‎

‎Alfio Berretta‎

‎Amedeo d' Aosta‎

‎Brossura editoriale in cartoncino flessibile, dalla copertina leggermente annerita, mancante di sovraccoperta. Buonissimo lo stato di conservazione, pagine perfettamente tenute, velate da tonalità seppia, come i tagli, con numerose fotografie in bianco e nero, fuori testo, con didascalie. Numero pagine 207. USATO‎

‎Alfio Berretta‎

‎Amedeo D'Aosta‎

‎Tre autografi e otto tavole fuori testo. Annotazione a penna alla controguardia anteriore. Il volume si presenta in buono stato di conservazione. Il dorso e le copertine sono dorati con fioritura e mostrano lievi segni di usura. Le pagine interne sono ingiallite dal tempo e fruibili. I tagli bruniti e regolari. La cerniera è ben salda. Numero pagine 207 USATO‎

‎ALFONS-MARIA van JOZEF O.C.D.‎

‎Sint Thérèse van Lisieux‎

‎vi + 277pp., gestencild, in-4‎

‎Alfonso Capecelatro‎

‎CATERINA DA SIENA E IL PAPATO DEL SUO TEMPO‎

‎Biografia della Santa‎

‎Alfonso Casini‎

‎Rosa Bianchi e le sue duecentodiciannove‎

‎Brossura ad alette illustrata e lievemente ingiallita dal tempo mostrante segni di usura ai margini con piccole abrasioni agli stessi e sporadiche macchioline di fioritura ai piatti. Pagine ingiallite dal tempo. Occasionali illustrazioni in nero ed occasionali evidenziature a biro ed a matita. Piccole note a matita ed a penna all'ultimo foglio. Numero pagine 130. USATO‎

‎ALFONSO LLOPART‎

‎SALIR DEL ARMARIO‎

‎Las maniestaciones sinceras y valientes de estas paginas ayudaransin duda a comprender como sienten y como piensan los homosexuales.213 paginas‎

‎Alfonso Pasquali‎

‎Santa Caterina da Siena‎

‎Seconda edizione riveduta e corretta. Copertina morbida, illustrata e lievemente ingiallita dal tempo con abrasioni e piccoli strappi ai margini ed al dorso e leggere tracce di usura da sfregamento ai piatti. Pagine naturalemtne ingiallite dal tempo ai tagli e sporadicamente fiorite. Numero pagine 316. USATO‎

‎Alfonso Scirocco‎

‎Garibaldi Battaglie, amori, ideali di un cittadino del mondo‎

‎Prima edizione della Collana I Robinson/Letture in buono stato di conservazione. Brossura editoriale con risvolti in cartoncino illustrata con lievi segni d'uso, piega da lettura al dorso, margine superiore del piatto anteriore lievemente ingiallito. Interno integro, cerniera salda, pagine pulite e ben conservate. Numero pagine 434 USATO‎

‎Alfonso Scirocco‎

‎Giuseppe Garibaldi‎

‎Volume n. 1 della collana Protagonisti della storia, edizione speciale per il Corriere della Sera. Legatura cartonata bianca, con titoli in nero solo al dorso, in ottimo stato e protetta da sovraccoperta con alette, illustrata. Pagine lievemente ingiallite, salde, con ampio margine. Numero pagine 377. USATO‎

‎Alfonso Scirocco‎

‎Giuseppe Garibaldi‎

‎Più copie‎

‎ALFONSO ULLOA‎

‎VITA DELL'INVITTISSIMO IMPERATOR CARLO QUINTO‎

‎LEGATURA IN TUTTA PERGAMENA CON TASSELLO TITOLI AL DORSO numero pagine: (24) 336 DOPPIE formato: 22X16.6 stato conservazione: ABBASTANZA BUONO, ALCUNI ALONI ED ALCUNE MACCHIOLINE. TAGLIO AL FRONTESPIZIO ACCANTO AL DORSO. GORE PER UNA DECINA DI FOGLI‎

‎Alford, Monty (Signed)‎

‎Yukon Water Doctor‎

‎Whitehorse Yukon: Burns & Morton. Good. 1986. First Edition. Paperback. 0920961002 . Signed and dated by author upon half-title page. "Originally trained in England as an aeronautical designer Monty spent a year after the war canoeing major North American river systems before settling in the Yukon as a hydrometric surveyor. He was invested as a member of the Order of Canada in 1974." - p. 122. 123 pages. Numerous black and white reproductions of photos. Unmarked with average wear. A sound and rare signed example. ; 8vo; Signed by Author . Burns & Morton paperback‎

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‎ALFRED C JOHNSON‎

‎1872 HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT EUROPEAN RUSSIA TRAVEL DIARY GENEALOGICAL REFERENCE OF EUROPE'S ROYALTY AND HEADS OF STATE AND INTIMATE LOOK INTO THE WINDER JOHNSON AND LAWRIE FAMILIES‎

‎Philadelphia PA Denmark Sweden Germany Russia. Very Good. 1872. On offer is the amazing 1872 handwritten manuscript diary of the young Alfred C. Johnson of 727 Pine Street Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Research suggests this is the same man that becomes Consul of the United States at Stuttgart Germany in the future and as late as 1896. Mr. Johnson is a literate observant diarist who details a very interesting life just one year out of school but he writes and shows interests of a middle aged man of going to the theatre Walnut Street is a favorite and opera lectures and speeches and he never fails to mentions both birthdays anniversaries deaths and other important events of his intimate and extended family almost compulsively as in one example of new family member 'Molly' - "Molly is one week old; Molly is two weeks old; Molly is three weeks old" and after one month Molly graduates to monthly notations and European Royalty and other well known historically important European figures for many of whom he has it seems a deep interest and it appears a peripheral relationship. He consistently relates the birthdays of heads of State and their offspring and even makes comments on the character of the individuals. In one fascinating observation he notes a person being born on a specific day in 1801 that he considered a good day and indicative of the man's character. We also deduce that he is likely a much younger sibling of quite a large family as he notes the day his sister Sarah who died at 40 would have been 46 and his brother Theodore is 2 years younger than Sarah. During the year he takes a train to Washington DC for a visit also New York City and later he crosses the Atlantic and visits Hamburg he sees the Emperor of Germany and the King of Prussia the Dutchess of Genoa etc. Denmark Stockholm and Moscow Russia among other places. At one point around Thanksgiving he writes of being glad he is away from home because he is so ashamed of a disgraced family member. At the back of the diary in the memorandum area he notes 20 separate people he needs to bring presents back to America. Here are some snippets: "January 11 - Nellie married that hateful stitch of a James Chester Norris two years ago today and will have her second child about 1st of March. April 29 - Went to see Miss Nilson in Opera of Hamlet with Miss Cary and Brignote music by Thomas. Very fine but does not compare with Mignon. May 24 - Rufus Lawrie came up for first time. Birthday of Queen Victoria born 1819 is 53. June 13 - Sailed in Steamer Hollandia for Hamburg at 2:30. Some very pleasant people on board especially Miss Hearns and some very unpleasant people. Feel a little uncomfortable tonight. Moon light. June 28 - Weather cloudy rain. Took a drive. saw a funeral . and a house covered with black with a a double string of hired mourners in long cloaks and furs. Took train at Albona a small town out of Hamburg at 9:45 pm. Arrived to Thiel at 12 night. Took boat after walking a number of blocks . and she fell on one knee too but did not hurt much. Aug 2 - Arrived in Moscow 11 am Hotel Chevrier. Miserable place. The exposition and largest room without pillows in the world. Afternoon drove for Sparrow Hill where a view of the city is had.Road terrible nearly upset. November 12 - Weather damp rain chilly. Heard of another dreadful fire in Boston this time loss estimated at $1250000. What shall become of us Nothing is sure in this world. Next spring there will be one in Philadelphia and everything we have will be lost." Further research finds his father is Lawrence Johnson b. 1801 his grandfather was Aaron Winder b. 1763. Overall VG.; Manuscript; 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall; AFFAIRS OF STATE STATE DEPARTMENT TRAVEL EUROPE ROYALTY EUROPEAN DIPLOMACY FOREIGN AFFAIRS HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH KEEPSAKE WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL PERSONAL HISTORY ARCHIVE DIARY DIARIES antiquité contrat vélin document manuscrit papier Antike Brief Pergament Dokument Manuskript Papier oggetto d'antiquariato atto velina documento manoscritto carta antigüedad hecho vitela documento manuscrito . unknown‎

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‎ALFRED CREIGH, LL D‎

‎HISTORY OF WASHINGTON COUNTY FROM ITS FIRST SETTLEMENT TO THE PRESENT TIME‎

‎HARRISBURG PA: B. SINGERLY PRINTER 1871 NICE LOOKING DARK BROWN COVER GOLD PRINT SPINE. TIGHT AND CLEAN THROUGHOUT.8 CHAPTERS APPENDIX OF 4 CHAPTERS.PRIMITIVE HISTORY UNDER VIRGINIA HISTORY PENNSYLVANIA ESTABLISHMENT SUPREME EXECUTIVE COUNCIL TOWNSHIPS & BOROUGHS ELECTED OFFICERS 1790 MILITARY HISTORY ASSOCIATIONS & EVENTS. 1752 TO 1783 VIRGINIA & PENNSYLVANIA CONTROVERSY THE MASON DIXON LINE INDIAN HISTORY WHISKEY INSURRECTION.ON TITLE PAGE- FIRST UNDER VIRGINIA AS YOHOGANIA OHIO OR AUGUSTA COUNTY UNTIL 1781 AND SUBSEQUESTLY UNDER PENNSYLVANIA.SKETCHES OF ALL TOWNSHIPS BOROUGHS VILLAGES ETC.A FULL ACCOUNT OF THE WHISKEY INSURRECTION INDIAN WARFARE AND LOCAL HISTORICAL EVENTS.Washington County is a county in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. As of the 2020 census the population was 209349. Its county seat is Washington.Washington County is part of the Pittsburgh PA Metropolitan Statistical Area.The county is home to Washington County Airport three miles 4.8 km southwest of Washington.The county was created on March 28 1781 from part of Westmoreland County. The city and county were both named after American Revolutionary War leader George Washington who eventually became the first President of the United States.ANTIQUE BOOKS DEN WHERE HISTORY LIVES. B. SINGERLY, PRINTER hardcover‎

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‎ALFRED FREDERICK BELL WOODHOUSE, COMMANDER ROYAL NAVY‎

‎1911 1914 - 1915 SUPERB ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT DIARY HANDWRITTEN BY A KEENLY OBSERVANT AND DEDICATED DIARIST OF THIS BRITISH NAVAL COMMANDER'S SERVICE IN THE EARLY YEARS OF WORLD WAR I‎

‎ASEA. Good. 1911. On offer is the original pre-World War I and early commencement of the War manuscript diary of Commander Alfred Frederick Bell "AFB" Woodhouse Royal Navy. Entries date from June - August 1911 and May 1914 - April 1915 providing a unique pre-War commentary and then leading up to the actual conflict. Woodhouse begins on HMS Fantome off north west coast of Australia surveying: ".Shifted camp to Byron Islands for 4 days. Got there by 11am. Comber went away sounding in steamboat. I first saw the camp rigged up & then went away coastlining in 2 whaler.Away coastlining again at 7am nearly finished Byron Islands by evening. Enormous number of small islands had to be put in.Coastlining longcreek about 5 miles in & then small mangrove swamp.Dozens of flies about appallingly stung.Practically no sleep last night owing to bites. Away 7am started near Beehive. Fixed one point & when turning found myself in whirlpool pass. Went down with flood. Whaler hole in side. Camp - no rum no sugar no flour no tea very little water.". Then HMS Research May 1914 off Ireland and Scotland: ".Weighed at 9.30 after the first mail had come on board & proceeded to the entrance to Wexford. Picked up tide pole & then to Blackwater Bank. Went away in motor boat with Hazlefoot but too misty to see anything. Returned at 3.30 & ship started for Larne. Then HMS King Alfred August 1914: ".After dinner joined King Alfred from Research as my war appointment.We are at present ammunitioning & getting ready as quickly as possible. Invincible in harbour. List of officers.12 Midnight War declared against Germany.My first gun crew do not appear to know much about their drill but they are enthusiastic which is something & I have an excellent gun-layer.Submarine gun crews told off & stationed.Everyone pleased we are getting away but do not know where we are to go. Azores seems popular.Received orders to proceed to Scapa Flow.Ships here are all King Edwards 1st Battle Cruiser Squadron. Drake & 2 Edgar Cyclops & a good number of scouts light cruisers & destroyer. All are painted light grey in different parts & black elsewhere so as to be difficult to take ranges on & also distinguishes them very well.We are painting our funnels & masts light grey & are chipping as much paint as possible off the ship.proceeded round west of Orkneys. At about 11.30 the Drake stopped a Russian barquentine but allowed her to proceed later. We stood by for firing practise.The Drake stopped & boarded a Norweigan steamer but let her proceed afterwards. Sighted a battle cruiser in evening. Heard that a German submarine had been sighted.Received news that German ships were in Norweigan fjords. Ordered by c-in-c to support Alsatian who is to patrol 20 miles from coast.Sighted Alsatian an enormous liner carrying as far as I could see only 8 4.7in or 6in. One shell would probably finish her.In afternoon intercepted signal from c-in-c to destroyers to attack enemies submarines which were apparently sheltering in Linza Sound Stronsea Orkney Is.Our army according to Poldhu message has held its own in Belgium but has had 2000 casualties German losses unknown but believed to be very heavy.Heard the Monarch had a torpedo fired at her which only just missed.Sighted Drake in dog watches she told us that 1 BCS had had a scrap on friday morning with a good deal of success. Light cruisers destroyers & 1 BCS raided near Heligoland & intercepted German cruisers & destroyers returning on friday early. Result 2 German L cruisers & 2 destroyers sunk 1 L cruiser & several destroyers badly damaged.At 6.30 suddenly sounded off night defence stations. Falmouth had seen a submarine following the G into harbour & had waited till her conning tower came up & then fired at her. She says she hit her twice.Superb fired twice at supposed submarine.First shots fired in earnest today.We have received orders to convoy floating dock from Pentland Firth to Cromarty.The Pathfinder & Speedy have been blown up by mines but little loss of life.Got news that the Aboukir was sunk by submarine & that the Hague & Cressy going to her assistance were also sunk. It appears that a flotilla of submarines attacked them. 21 is the first score to their submarines. Ships are not much but loss of life was heavy I believe.Ships company & officers warned by captain about spreading any information about movements of ships or anything else.Proceeding to the HMS Devonshire October 1914 ".Drove to Scabster in a motor lorry got the mail packet at 4am to go to Scapa Flow. Arrived 7am got on board at 9am The Anglia one of the LNWR steamers which is acting as a fleet .There was a big submarine scare during the day & all ships have left. Destroyers were hunting the submarines & say they got 3 but I rather doubt it.Went to a funeral in charge.Received orders to proceed on board Cyclops for passage to Devonshire in the Dryad.At 7pm the Dryad ran on to the rocks near Stromness.By 6pm I was on board the Devonshire after a week trying to get to her.I am to be tanky & prize officer & keep 4 watches.Proceeded on 24th 4pm & swept down to Heligoland way. Our aeroplanes bombed Cushaven & ships there on christmas day.Rear Admiral Pakenham hoisted his flag in Devonshire.Rendezvous with grand fleet & proceeded southward. Battle cruisers & light cruisers fought an action with German B Cruisers sinking the Blucher & severely damaging Deiflinger & Molke. We chased after them.The Lion was badly damaged by mine or torpedo as well as gun fire. The ships hit were only Lion 18 times Tiger 3 times the rest not at all.There are some dummy ships in harbour Liverpool with wooden turrets & superstructures they are very good imitations from a little distance.Left Scapa Flow & joined 3rd CS at sea. While proceeding into harbour on afternoon of 14th we passed down a whole line of submarines each one near a sailing ship painted white. We opened fire at them all but I dont think hit. They did not seem to fire at us but one cannot be sure.". Covers measure approx 7 1/4" x 4 3/4" 18cm x 12cm Cloth bound with 91 sides of entries. Covers heavily marked with some ink staining and wear some minor marking inside about fair condition. Overall G.; 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall; KEYWORDS: ALFRED FREDERICK BELL WOODHOUSE HMS RESEARCH HMS KING ALFRED NORWAY NORWEIGAN COAST PATROL ROYAL NAVY BRITAIN BRITISH NAVY NAVAL NAVY MARINE NAUTICAL HISTORY OF WORLD WAR I WWI THE GREAT WAR HANDWRITTEN HAND WRITTEN AUTOGRAPH AUTOGRAPHS SIGNED LETTERS DOCUMENT DOCUMENTS MANUSCRIPT MANUSCRIPTS WRITERS WRITER AUTHOR HOLOGRAPH PERSONAL AMERICANA ANTIQUITÉ CONTRAT VÉLIN MANUSCRIT PAPIER ANTIKE BRIEF PERGAMENT DOKUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH DIARY JOURNAL LOG KEEPSAKE WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS DIARIES JOURNALS LOGS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL PERSONAL HISTORY . hardcover‎

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‎Alfred Laverack, Quarter-Master Sergt, 21 years in the 98th Prince of Wakes' Own Regiment‎

‎A Methodist Soldier of the Indian Army. His Personal Adventures and Christian Experience‎

‎T Woolmer London 1900. Fourth Edition. Hardcover. Very Good Condition/No Dust Jacket. Red covers with gilt and black decoration and lettering. Bumped spine-ends and slightly darkened spine. Missing half-title page binding is otherwise sound. No dust-jacket. Undated by publisher. Estimated date only. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: under 1 kg. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 71024101115. All our books music and maps are sent by a tracked mail service. T Woolmer hardcover‎

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‎Alfred P Sloan, Jr (Edited by John McDonald and Catharine Stevens)‎

‎My Years With General Motors SIGNED‎

‎Garden City New York: Doubleday and Company 1965. Book. Fine. Hardcover. Signed by Authors. First Edition. Signed placed and dated by the author on the front blank flyleaf: "Alfred P. Sloan Jr. / New York Sept. 15 1965" with no personalized inscription. First edition first printing with title page dated 1964 and "First Edition" stated on the copyright page. First-issue dust jacket with publisher's $7.95 price on front flap. Housed in a dark-blue cloth-covered slipcase with gilt lettering presented to individually named attendees of a General Motors conference held in 1965. Dark-blue cloth binding with gilt lettering on spine and author's facsimile gilt signature on front board. Light-blue endpapers. 472 pages. Illustrated throughout with many b/w photographs. FINE book in NEAR FINE dust jacket in FINE original slipcase. Book and slipcase are both close to pristine: bright crisp clean and unworn appearing unread with no previous owner markings. Dust jacket has spots of light creasing and blue rub marks along the edges offset from the very tight-fitting blue slipcase. Otherwise bright clean and unworn. Jacket is protected in an archival mylar cover. Doubleday and Company Hardcover‎

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‎Alfred Pfabigan‎

‎Karl Kraus Una biografia politica‎

‎ALFRED WILLIAM LAFONE‎

‎1909 - 1910 ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT JOURNAL AND NOTEBOOK OF A YOUNG BRITISH MAN SENT BY HIS FATHER TO SOUTHEAST ASIA TO ANALYZE AND PURCHASE RUBBER AND TEA PLANTATIONS‎

‎CEYLON SRI LANKA MALAYA MALAYSIA SUMATRA JAVA. Good. 1909. On offer is an original sensational October 14th 1909 through April 2nd 1910 manuscript diary detailing a six month visit to Ceylon Sri Lanka Malaya Malaysia Sumatra Java Singapore and Calcutta India. Of great significance are detailed reports on twenty-nine tea rubber and sugar plantations handwritten by the author Alfred William Lafone b. 1853 wherein he writes on 68 pp of the 85 pp folio notebook. The first sixteen pages consist of a businesslike diary of the trip starting at Charing Cross Station London on 14 October 1909 and ending with Lafone's return 'home' on 2 April 1910 to be 'met by Father' i.e. the one-time Conservative MP for Bermondsey Alfred Lafone 1821-1911 of Hanworth Park Hounslow. It would appear that the younger Lafone has been sent out to report on plantations with a view to the purchase of one by his father. He writes on May 25th 1910: 'Handed cable from home by Huttenbacks "If Title Good labour sufficient 500 yearly 1000 if required on good properties."' Lafone records his travels from place to place by boat train motor car and on horseback. He notes down the names of fellow travellers for example on 14 November 1909: 'Mr & Mrs Tate of Tate and Lyle also on board. Also Douglas Osborne tin miner who put me down for the Club. Davie Bishop of Singapore Davison who stopped at E & Ott with me. Josselyn.' He swims plays tennis and golf at the course of the Grand Hotel Newra Elya Nuwara Eliya and at Penang. At a tobacco factory at Paya Djamboe he sees 'the Chinese stapling & sorting the leaf'. The references to India and Singapore are brief and the main body of the item is devoted to the plantations. Each of the thirty estates has its own entry the whole covering forty-nine pages. Those visited are as follows. In Ceylon: Troy Estate Ceylon Proprietary Co.; Sunnycroft Sunnygama Tea & Rubber Cos.; Kiribatgalla; Ambadeniya; Edinborough sic Tea Estate; Culloden Rubber Estate; R. P. K. Kalubara district. In Malaya: Caledonia Penang Sugar Co.; Prye rubber sugar coconut; Batukawan; Straits Bertams; Jebong Perak; Linggi Plantations Bukit Nanas Estate; Sungei Buloh; Ledbury Co. Estate Sione; Batu Caves; Consolidated Malay; Lallang Estate; Mallacca Estates. In Sumatra: Simpang Sumatra Rubber Estate; Mr. Pinckneys Estate private rubber only; Lang Kat Sumatra Rubber Co.; Deli Sumatra Laut Tador; Tandjong Kassau. In Malaya again: United Serdang; United Langkat Tobacco Co.; Late British Deli & Langkat; Sealing Rubber Estates Tebbi Tingi. In Java: Tjiseroe Estate. In India: Bokel Estate tea. With each entry Lafone notes the proprietor of the estate its manager and location as well as salient facts such as altitude acreage drainage nature and price of labour rainfall altitude tapping. Each entry has a final paragraph summing up his view. Of the Late British Deli & Langkat: 'Placing an Englishman in charge when all the assistants were Dutch was a mistake'. Of the Batu Kawan: 'The policy to follow on this Estate is to either plant cocoa nuts only This is a safe or sound investment. The alternative is to reconstruct the factory & utilise say 2000 acres for cane & the rest for cocoanuts but no rubber the following added in pencil To put it briefly this is a wretched estate - signed A. W. Lafone 23/11/09'. Following an account with brief chronology and statistics of the way in which on the Bokel Tea Estate India the 'old tea is being abandoned & new tea being put out at rate of about 25 acres per acre': 'The mistake in the past has been to take everything out of the garden & put nothing into it. There should be at least 10% renewals or additional clearances every year'. The entry for the Linggi Plantations contains a diagram headed '1/4 of tree' showing the process of tapping. The last three pages carry names and addresses. A few entries in another hand; perhaps Lafone's son 32 x 20 cm. 36 lines to the page. Text clear and complete. Internally tight and sound on lightly spotted and aged paper. Worn marbled boards and enpapers with loss and splitting to red leather spine. Overall ; Folio - over 12" - 15" tall; KEYWORDS: RUBBER PLANTATIONS EARLY HISTORY OF RUBBER TEA PLANTATIONS FARMING ASIA SUB CONTINENT ALFRED LAFONE TRAVEL HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH DIARY JOURNAL LOG KEEPSAKE WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS DIARIES JOURNALS LOGS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL PERSONAL HISTORY TRAVEL 20TH CENTURY antiquité contrat vélin document manuscrit papier Antike Brief Pergament Dokument Manuskript Papier oggetto d'antiquariato atto velina documento manoscritto carta antigüedad hecho vitela documento manuscrito Papel Ceylon Sri Lanka Malaya Malaysia Sumatra Java Singapore Calcutta India . hardcover‎

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‎Alfredo Armato‎

‎Umanità Eroica Di Pietro Badoglio‎

‎Roma 1940. 8°:pp.145n. bross.origin.‎

‎Alfredo Bonomi, Giuseppe Marchetto‎

‎UGO VAGLIA, IL PENSIERO E L' OPEROSITA' - 2008‎

‎4338 Alfredo Bonomi, Giuseppe Marchetto UGO VAGLIA, IL PENSIERO E L' OPEROSITA' - 2008. 2008, vobarnese Brescia , in quarto pp.52                                                                                     4338 UGO VAGLIA, IL PENSIERO E L' OPEROSITA' - 2008 Alfredo Bonomi e Giuseppe Marchetto editore : Confartigianato - Unione di Brescia edizione : 2008 rilegatura : cartonato rigido con sovracoperta cm. 29 x 22 condizioni : ottime / come nuovo pag. 52 illustrazioni fotografiche       La spedizione "PIEGO DI LIBRI" non è tracciabile e sebbene lo si possa riconoscere come un ottimo servizio, non si escludono rischi che saranno a carico dell'acquirente Per spedizioni internazionali scriveteci per sapere le tariffe applicate For international shipping please contact us to find out the fees charged Pour les envois internationaux s'il vous plaît nous contacter pour connaître les frais facturés‎

‎Alfredo Dreyfus‎

‎Cinque anni della mia vita‎

‎Alfredo Dreyfus Cinque anni della mia vita. Milano, Sonzogno 1901 italian, 351 ST1106 Opera con copertina rig, ottime condizioni.‎

‎Alfredo Galletti‎

‎Carducci Il poeta, il critico, il maestro‎

‎Volume rilegato in tutta tela con titoli in oro al dorso, coperta maggiormente imbrunita al dorso stesso e con lievi segni del tempo ai margini, alle punte e alle cuffie. Tagli imbruniti, regolari e con il superiore spruzzato a colori, pagine ben salde alla costa e con imbrunitura, libro completamente fruibile, con prefazione dell'autore, presenti note a piè di pagina, seconda edizione, numero pagine 383 USATO‎