‎BIOGRAFIA‎

‎Hepfer, Harald und Ulrich Keicher (Hrsg.)‎

‎Antwortsagend. Fragesingend. Jahresschrift der Christian-Wagner-Gesellschaft e.V. 1980.‎

‎afmbronn, Christian-Wagner-Gesellschaft, 1980. 64 Seiten. Mit zahlreichen dokumentarischen Abbildungen. Originalbroschur. 19 cm‎

‎Einband mit nur ganz leichten Gebrauchsspuren. Sonst gutes Exemplar.‎

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‎Hepp, Michael‎

‎Kurt Tucholsky. Biographische Annäherungen.‎

‎(Reinbek bei Hamburg), Rowohlt, (1993). 8vo. Mit 1 Portrait. 575 S. OPp. m. Orig.-Schutzumschlag.‎

‎Umschlag u. Schnitt fleckig, sonst wohlerhalten.‎

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‎Hepp, Michael‎

‎Kurt Tucholsky: Biographische Annäherungen. 1. Aufl.‎

‎Reinbek bei Hamburg : Rowohlt., 1993. 575 S. Pp.‎

‎Gutes Exemplar mit beriebenem und leicht verschmutztem Schutzumschlag. - "Das breite Publikum will den Unfehlbaren, den, der sich nie irrt", stellte Kurt Tucholsky 1931 resigniert fest. Ihm selbst erging es mit der Nachwelt nicht anders, die Ehrfurcht vor dem Idol verbietet offenbar die nähere Beschäftigung mit den kritischen Punkten in seiner Biographie. Michael Hepp hat fünf Jahre lang in in- und ausländischen Archiven recherchiert, zahlreiche Zeitzeugen befragt und bisher gesperrte Materialien im Tucholsky- Archiv in Marbach eingesehen, darunter die Briefe und Tagebücher Mary Tucholskys. Das Ergebnis dieser Arbeit: Was wir bislang über Tucholsky wissen, ist nicht nur zuwenig, wie immer wieder beklagt wird, sondern in manchem auch falsch. Die gründlichen Recherchen haben Michael Hepp jedoch nicht zu dem voreiligen Versuch einer definitiven Biographie verleitet, zu groß sind die Lücken, welche die Forschung immer noch zu füllen hat. Er hat sich auf wichtige Aspekte von Leben und Werk beschränkt, so daß ein Mosaikbild entstanden ist, das trotz weißer Flecke ein eindrucksvolles Porträt Kurt Tucholskys bietet." ISBN 9783498064952‎

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‎Hepperle, Ingrid‎

‎Lazarus von Schwendi.‎

‎Ulm, Gerhard Hess Verlag, 1997. Wie ein Schwabe am Oberrhein sein Glück machte 37 S. (18,5 cm) Paperback / kartonierte Ausgabe‎

‎1. Aufl.; (Mit Abbildungen); Außen minimal gealtert; guter Zustand.‎

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‎Herausgeber August Lutzeyer‎

‎Persönlichkeiten der Gegenwart: Kai-Uwe von Hassel, Ein Porträt von Hanns Ulrich Pusch‎

‎Eurobuch-verlag, Freudenstadt 1970. Broschiert Gut‎

‎Gestalteter broschierter Einband mit Rückentitelei, sehr ordentlich. EIGENHÄNDIGE WIDMUNG VON KAI-UWE VON HASSEL (datiert 22. Sept. 1971) auf Vorsatzblatt. 76 Seiten, weiterhin 12I Fototafeln und 3 Seiten Verlagswerbung. Sehr guter Zustand. +++ Kai-Uwe von Hassel (1913-1997) deutscher Politiker (CDU). Er war von 1954 bis 1963 Ministerpräsident des Landes Schleswig-Holstein, von 1963 bis 1966 Bundesminister der Verteidigung, von 1966 bis 1969 Bundesminister für Vertriebene, Flüchtlinge und Kriegsgeschädigte und von 1969 bis 1972 Präsident des Deutschen Bundestages (aus Wikipedia) +++ 13,4 x 19,8 cm, 0,2 kg. +++ Stichwörter:Deutsche Politik Signiert Biographie‎

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‎Herausgegeben Und Eingeleitet von Helene Kuhlmann‎

‎Leon Bloy: Die Stimme die in der Wüste ruft.‎

‎Paulus Verlag, Recklinghausen 1961. Erste Deutsche Auflage Leicht Lädiert Leinen Ordentlich‎

‎Gestalteter Schutzumschlag mit Rückentitelei, nicht ganz frisch, gold geprägter Leinen-Einband, tadellos, Portrait von Bloy als Frontispiz, Bibliotheksstempel (ausgeschieden) auf Titelblatt, 335 Seiten, enthält auch ausgewählte Texte aus den Werken Bloys, insgesamt sehr ordentlich. Leon Bloy (1846-1917), französischer Schriftsteller und Polemiker. 12,5 x 20 Cm. 0,4 Kg.‎

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‎Herausgegeben von Joachim Köhler‎

‎Georg Smolka. Abendländische Einheit - Europäische Wirklichkeit. Ausgewählte Aufsätze und Vorträge. Band 2 der Schriftenreihe "Res Matthesiana".‎

‎Thorbecke, Sigmaringen 1986. Leinen Sehr gut‎

‎Goldgeprägter Leineneinband mit Rückentitelei, TADELLOS. Portrait von Georg Smolka als Frontispiz, 250 Seiten, nahezu neuwertiger Zustand. +++ 17,2 x 23,8 cm, 0,6 kg. +++ Stichwörter: Deutsche Europäische Geschichte Biographie‎

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‎Herberger, Theodor‎

‎Sebastian Schertlin von Burtenbach und seine an die Stadt Augsburg geschriebenen Briefe.‎

‎Augsburg, Jenisch und Stage, 1852. 1. Aufl. 3 faksimilierte Tafeln, 248 S. 8°, Kartonierter Einband der Zeit mit neueren Vorsätzen.‎

‎Einbandkanten bestoßen, Stempel auf Titelblatt, hinterem Vorsatz mit Fingerfleck, letzte Tafel verso mit leichtem Abklatsch, sonst schönes Ex.‎

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‎HERBERT AGAR‎

‎LINCOLN CHURCHILL‎

‎COLECCIÓN GRANDES BIOGRAFÍAS. Contiene ilustraciones a color. 265 PAGINAS‎

‎HERBERT ARSCOTT‎

‎C1915 ORIGINAL GROUP of DOCUMENTS PERTAINING to the MILITARY SERVICE of a LANCE CORPORAL in the 5TH BATTALION of the CANADIAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCE 2ND BRIGADE A. K. a "TUXFORD'S DANDIES" WHO WAS SERIOUSLY WOUNDED and SPENT over a YEAR AT MILITARY HOSPITA‎

‎Good. 1936. On offer is a collection of 19 historically significant documents pertaining to military service of Herbert Arscott including a war-time photo a booklet with handwritten notes an active service pay book and post-war correspondence from the Board of Pension Commissioners for Canada. These documents represent milestones of his wartime experience and also of many Canadians fighting in the Great War. As the majority of Canadian soldiers at that time Herbert Arscott was born in Britain in the town of Wellington and enlisted almost immediately after the war was declared. He served at the 5th battalion of the 2nd infantry brigade hailed from western Canada and known as "Tuxford's Dandies" after the name of its first commander. Arscott made a few notes of dates and locations in a small book titled "Diary and memoranda": on September 17th he arrived at Quebec spent two days in smaller camps on the 22nd started training at Valcartier a training base for over 32000 volunteers from across Canada who were formed into the Canadian Expeditionary Force and eight days later boarded the SS Laplandia the largest in the transport convoy of the 31 ships set to cross the Atlantics. They arrived in Plymouth on October 14th and in early November he already was in Bailleul in Northern France which is the last note in the diary. The diary also contains a poem from George Cary Eggleston's "Rebel's collection" starting: "I was frightened for a wind crept along the grass…" Arscott's battalion entered the war theater in February 2015 participating in the Second Battle of Ypres from April 15th to May 25th it is not mentioned if Arscott was involved in that battle but the documents show that in the middle of May he was wounded. It is clear from his pay book and passes that he spent spring and summer of 1916 at the Granville Canadian Special Hospital in Ramsgate a seaside town in Kent a photograph showing him in a wheelchair most likely was taken in front of that hospital and then in Folkestone - a note on his pass says: "Recuperation. Excused wearing puttees" because of the leg wound. While in England he probably got married - in 1915 he named as his next of kin Mrs. Arscott C. N who lived in West Indies but later a line was added in his pay book with the name and address of his wife in Surrey. In 1918 he returned to Canada where he was taken to the Civil Service for six months but since 1920 all correspondence was addressed to the U. S. first to Brooklyn and later to Ohio. The post-war documents cover the period until 1952 and are related to his pension and insurance policy. The collection includes the following documents: 1. A red booklet titled "Diary and memoranda for 1914-1915: information relating to the wealth and population of the nations engaged and the strengths of their respective Armies and Navies Armaments etc. ; published by the Union Bank of Canada Valcartier Military Camp Branch. Contains hand-written notes. 31 pages size: 3'2x6'; condition: good 2. A booklet titled: Canadian Expeditionary Force 2nd infantry brigade headquarters and 5th Battalion : nominal roll of officers non-commissioned officers and men issued with militia orders 1915 25 p. size: 8'2x13'; condition: creases loose slight tears on the cover3. Pay book for use on active service containing records for 1915 - 1917. Size: 3.5'x5'' condition: good regular wear slight tears at edges4.3 passes dated May June and August 19165. A photo of a man in a wheelchair in front of what looks like a military hospital size: 3.2'x3.2' 6. Discharge certificate from Canadian Expeditionary Force slightly soiled at creases7. Certificate of qualification for temporary employment from Civil Service Commission of Canada dated October 25 1918. Condition: tears at creases slightly soiled size: 7.5'x11'8. A printed letter from the Board of Pension Commissioners for Canada in London on a letterheaded paper dated December 6 1918 containing 2 pages size: 8'x13'9. A printed letter addressed to Paymaster Casualties in Toronto dated August 31 1918 and signed by a representative of the Whitby Military Hospital condition: good size 6.5'x8'10. Adjustment of pension from the Board of Pension Commissioners for Canada and Authority for pension payment dated February 20th 1920 addressed to Mr. Herbert Arscott in Brooklyn N. Y. 2 pages 8'x13'11. A booklet titled: Information of former members of the Canadian and British Forces resident in the United States of America published in Ottawa in 1921 16 pages size 6.6'x10'; condition: tears at edges and creases water stains.12. Authority for pension payments from the Board of Pension Commissioners for Canada dated November 26 1923; size: 8'x13'13. A letter from the Canadian Pension Commission about policy reviewing dated March 9 1940 and addressed to Berea Ohio. Size 8.5'x10.5'; condition: tears on creases 14.3 letters from the Canadian Pension Commission dated July and November 1946 and June 1947; size: 8.5'x11' condition: very good 15. A letter from the Department of Veteran affairs in Canada regarding a returned soldiers insurance dated April 8 1952 size: 8'x13'; condition: very good; Manuscript; 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF HERBERT ARSCOTT FIRST WORLD WAR WW1 GREAT WAR CANADIAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCE CEF 2ND BRIGADE 5TH BATTALION OF THE CANADIAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCE "TUXFORD'S DANDIES" WESTERN FRONT SS LAPLANDIA VALCARTIER CAMP THE BOARD OF PENSION COMMISSIONERS FOR CANADA MILITARY HOSPITALS MILITARY DOCUMENTS WOUNDED SOLDIERS GRANVILLE CANADIAN SPECIAL HOSPITAL CHATHAM WHITBY MILITARY HOSPITAL FOLKSTONE KENT CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL CANADIAN WWI VETERANS VETERANS BENEFITS IN CANADA HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DIARY WAR DIARIES CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION OF CANADA CIVIL SERVICE ACR 1918 WARTIME PHOTOGRAPHS WARTIME PHOTOS CANADIANA DEPARTMENT OF SOLDIER'S CIVIL RE-ESTABLISHMENT WAR PENSION HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL 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 . unknown‎

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‎Herbert E Stevens‎

‎1929 Original Manuscript Diary of a Retired Buffalo New York Engineer At the Onset of the Great Depression‎

‎Buffalo New York: Buffalo New York 1929. Good. 1929. Hardcover. On offer is the 1929 diary of Herbert Stevens a 72-year-old retired engineer in Buffalo New York. This small diary covers the historically fascinating period of January to December 1929 encompassing the onset of the Great Depression. It is an excellent resource for an urban historian painting an intimate picture of the life of a retired couple right at the time when things would begin to go terribly wrong for both Buffalo and the American economy. Stevens’s lengthy diary entries describe his life in rich detail: “Has been a cool day and I have stayed inside a good share of it and had a time getting fire to burn enough to keep us warm . . . ” Feb 10 1929 “This AM was up early as did not feel good took a walk later did some few things around the house also got some things stood in need of and also did a lot of fixing up. ” Apr 13 1929 “As Eva went in town to see about some things was gone most of day and and didn’t get at real work til home again about 8: 30 then spaded a while also few things needed care and later lissened a nice hour of music . . . ” May 20 1929 “Mostly cool today Up early for me and did a lot of small things needed doing also went to store after for eats - though got only a few myself but rather gave Edward possibly his youngest son Edward b 1914 a five dollar bill to use . . . ” Aug 9 1929Stevens was born in Evans New York in 1857 and lived in Buffalo with his wife Eva. Together they raised a family of 4 children. A City of Buffalo Directory indicates that Stevens was an engineer. He passed away in 1938 at the age of 81 and his wife passed away the same year. At the onset of the Great Depression Buffalo New York had 573000 inhabitants making it the thirteenth-largest city in the United States. Because of its location and the proximity of the Erie Canal connecting it to New York City Buffalo had become an industrial powerhouse. However with the Great Depression came severe unemployment especially among working class men. President Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal relief programs operated in full force but the city’s days as a great industrial center had passed and the population declined precipitously after World War Two never to recover. The diary measures 5.25 inches by 2.75 inches and contains 121 pages. The covers and pages are in good condition. The binding is intact but the spine is cracked. The handwriting is dense but legible. ; Manuscripts; 5.25" X 2.75"; 121 pages; Great depression; herbert stevens; buffalo ny; buffalo in the great depression; americana; handwritten; manuscript; document; letter; autograph; writer; hand written; documents; signed; letters; manuscripts; diary; diaries; journals; personal history; social history; historical; holograph; writers; autographs; personal; memoir; memorial; 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; Signed by Author . Buffalo, New York 1929 hardcover‎

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‎Herbert Hoover ( President )‎

‎Herbert Hoover's Signature on an Appointment for a Postmaster at Wanatah Indiana. Co-signed by Postmaster General Walter F. Brown.‎

‎May 2 1930. Good. Measures approximately 14 x 17.5 inches with the embossed seal of the Post Office Department a bit soiled with upturned corners. <br/><br/>Appointing William W. Schmidt as Postmaster of Wanatah LaPorte County Indiana. unknown‎

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‎HERBERT LOTTMAN‎

‎LOS ROTHSCHILD (HISTORIA DE UNA DINASTIA)‎

‎HISTORIA DE UNA DINASTIA‎

‎Herbert R. Lottman‎

‎Jules Verne Sognatore e profeta di fine millennio‎

‎HERBERT W LEECH, Manager Mining Operations‎

‎1919 ARCHIVE OF TWO 2 ORIGINAL HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT NOTEBOOK AND DIARY OF ARCTIC EXPLORATION AND MARBLE MINING IN THE FAR NORTH OF NORWAY WITH THE THREAT OF BOLSHEVISM LOOMING BY THE MANAGER FOR THE NORTHERN EXPLORATION COMPANY‎

‎SPITZBERGEN GREEN HARBOUR NORWAY. Very Good. 1919. Manuscript. On offer is an exceptional archive of two 2 significant historical handwritten note book and diary of Herbert W. Leech Manager of the Marble Dept of The Northern Exploration Company NEC in 1919. It is very interesting reading of the troubles this operation had as the books entirely describe through letters notations and diary entries all the work and grief his operations suffered. Herbert Leech the Manager reports in the letter copies to his superior Mr. W. Holmboe in Tromso from the MINA I Spitzbergen Recherche Bay or Green and King's Harbors. It appears right from the start that Leech was in a sad way as he reports of the ship being unsatisfactory breakdowns continual delays everywhere and always problems with the staff or contractors carpenters especially it seems and he complained of near open mutiny with staff some calling in sick for no reason others barely maintaining a guise as it appears this summer venture was ill-advised or doomed for other reasons. He writes the details of his needs and progress during the expedition including the never ending problems with the ship and his men as well as requests for supplies and spare parts for the engine etc. There are letters telling of the men refusing to work after disagreements over contracts and the continued intoxication of the steward. There are some details of their geological discoveries and the conditions they had to endure. There is a list of expenses incurred on the journey to Tromso Norway and other expense lists including wages of the men etc. The daily diary kept for approximately 3 months of the expedition during July to September in 1919 include details of the mineral deposits they had found in each area with estimated mining output and estimates of the cost of plant and buildings required to open a mine. The area they are surveying is around Spitsbergen including Green Harbour and Kings Bay. There are also geographical geological and technical notes throughout too. The NEC the famous explorer Shackleton was a large shareowner and involved in operations was a British firm firmly established in Norway's Northern and Arctic mining and exploration activities. These books are placed in a very important time as WWI had just ended and the rise of Bolshevism are pertinent as part of the historical backdrop. This is an entirely unique grouping and intimate glimpse into early 20th century arctic exploration and a rare look into their lives as historic explorers. The script is mainly in pencil and reasonably clear to read. HISTORICAL CITINGS: A: Shackleton now became involved in an undercover enterprise. A company the Northern Exploration Company was preparing an expedition to Spitsbergen. Shackleton was asked to be the leader. Ostensibly the company was going to mine mineral claims owned since 1910 by the company. Since 1910 the Germans had a meteorological station at Ebeltofthaven in West Spitsbergen which was only withdrawn at the start of the war. Spitsbergen was a delicate issue as it was administered by Norway a neutral country. With the backing of the British Government the Northern Exploration Company could establish a British presence on the islands. To prove it's commitment the government provided the expedition with an armed merchant ship the ELLA. Frank Wild now commissioned as a temporary lieutenant in northern Russia was selected by Shackleton as his assistant. By the middle of August Shackleton was in northern Norway at Tromsø on his way to Spitsbergen; it was the first time he had crossed the Arctic Circle. It was in Tromsø that Shackleton suddenly became ill. He "changed colour very badly" as McIlroy put it. He suspected a heart attack. Shackleton refused to undress so McIlroy could listen to his heart. This was the first hint that Shackleton might be suffering from heart disease. Shackleton had to turn back arriving in London in early September. Meanwhile the leadership of the expedition was placed under Frank Wild. The northern Russia campaign said General Ironside "was a side show of the Great War". Soldiers could hardly be spared from the front lines so troops were scraped from the bottom of the barrel to be sent to Russia. At this point no one was going to worry about the condition of Shackleton's heart. Early in October Shackleton sailed for Murmansk. As Shackleton wrote it was a "job after my own heart.winter sledging with a fight at the end". As he crossed the Barents Sea he wrote to Janet Stancomb-Wills "All is sheer beauty and keen delight. The very first.snow-squalls bring home to us the memories of our old South Lands. There is a freshness in the air a briskness in the breeze that renews one's youth". "This day 3 years ago the 'Endurance' was crushed in the ice" Shackleton wrote to his younger son Edward on October 26 "and we all were.sleeping on rather moving about on the moving ice with no home to go to. I have been to many places since then now it is the other end of the world". Shackleton had just landed at Murmansk. A fortnight later on November 11 the Armistice was signed. The war with Germany was over. However war in northern Russia was not yet at an end; the Allied forces were now fighting the Bolsheviks instead. The north Russia force had attracted various polar explorers: Macklin Worsley and Hussey from the ENDURANCE EXPEDITION; Stenhouse from the AURORA branch of the Trans-Antarctic Expedition; Victor Campbell the leader of Scott's Northern Party; Dr. Edward Atkinson from the Scott camp and Dr. Eric Marshall from the NIMROD EXPEDITION. Shackleton's official job description was "Staff officer in charge of Arctic equipment". In all actuality he was a glorified storekeeper. He had done most of his work in London and the outfits he now provided were doubtful; his own expeditions had been struggles against poorly designed equipment and clothing. The American troops in the region discarded the Shackleton clothing and boots and reverted to their own. Shackleton was now kept at headquarters in Murmansk with little to do. Shackleton wrote to Emily "I have not been too fit lately. I am tired darling a bit and just want a little rest away from the world and you". The strain of a divided self was showing itself in Shackleton. "I am strictly on the water wagon now" he wrote to Emily at the end of January 1919. He got thoroughly drunk on Christmas Day and in his own words "after a thought I have cut it right out it does me no good and I can tell my imagination is vivid enough without alcohol it makes me extravagant in ideas and I lose balance.I did not upset my superiors everyone was awash only it seems to take different people different ways. If I had not some strength of will I would make a first class drunkard". Shackletons' affairs were in a poor state; money was in short supply. Emily was fending for herself while Cecily was at Roedean and Ray the eldest boy was at Harrow. Shackleton hoped to cover the school fees from selling shares of his stock in the Northern Exploration Company but the transaction never happened. By the end of March 1919 Shackleton was back in London and demobilized after five months in the field. He was regarded well enough by The Times that an interview was requested. In that interview Shackleton stated that nearly half a million people "threw in their lot with us.against the Bolshevist menace. It is thus not merely a question of saving our own troops but a moral obligation to civilization.No domestic or political consideration should be allowed to interfere with steps being taken immediately to prevent anything in the nature of a reverse to our arms in these regions.In Murmansk as elsewhere the peasant is not a Bolshevist.but without armed support he is helpless.do not let us be too late.the British people do not yet realize what Bolshevism means.it is.becoming far worse than German militarism". CITING B The Northern Exploration Company NEC which annexed large expanses of land in Svalbard is engraved into Svalbard history. NEC's land annexations were concentrated where the most profitable mineral deposits were thought to be found. The company was founded in 1910 and was most active in the years around World War I. The background for the activity was the numerous occupations carried out by Ernest Mansfield in Svalbard prior to 1910. NEC bought his land occupations in 1911 and started the construction of Ny-London and the promising marble quarry at Blomstrandhalvøya in Kongsfjorden. NEC owned and operated many mines and prospects in Svalbard most of which were to exploit coal. Other mineral deposits were also prospected such as zinc asbestos iron and marble. Optimism prevailed despite frequent loss of capital in prospects that never materialized. They were big landowners but produced close to nothing. This was the era of Neo-Industrialism and in Svalbard there was a Klondike-like atmosphere in which everyone was affected by the fervour for mineral deposits. Investment capital was readily accessible. The optimism and vitality of the NEC has left many cultural remains. The NEC annexation signs can be found in all the areas they were active with text in three languages to make sure everyone understood this was NEC's land. Transporting equipment to Svalbard was long trying and expensive and the work seasons were short and hectic. The value of the buildings and equipment itself was often less than the cost of disassembly and transport back to the mainland. Installations were therefore often left on site and can today be seen as a witness to dreams for quick profit in enterprises that were discontinued after only a few years of trial operations To summarize: An historic first hand primary account and telling of the 1919 Summer season for the Northern Exploration Company through the manager's diary and letters including: 1 a book of letter-copy letters to head office some suppliers with tucked in notes receipts 60 pages; then 2 a book of financial dealings 30 pages and lastly and most importantly his diary 65 pages. This is a 7 x 5 inch flip style notebook and has some scattered technical geographic technical notes. OVERALL VG.; 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF NORWAY NORWEIGAN ARCTIC EXPLORATION FAR NORTH MINING SHACKELTON 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 AMERICANA HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT AUTOGRAPHED AUTHORS DOCUMENT LETTER AUTOGRAPH KEEPSAKE WRITER HAND WRITTEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED LETTERS MANUSCRIPTS HISTORICAL HOLOGRAPH WRITERS AUTOGRAPHS PERSONAL MEMOIR MEMORIAL PERSONAL HISTORY ARCHIVE DIARY DIARIES JOURNAL LOG PRIMARY SOURCE FIRST HAND ACCOUNT SOCIAL HISTORY PERSONAL STORIES LIVING HISTORY 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 HANDSKRIFT AUTOGRAFER EGENHÄNDIGT HANDSKRIVET HANDSKRIVEN MANUSKRIPT BREV SIGNERAD SIGNERAT SIGNATUR NAMNTECKNING AUTOGRAF HANDSKRIFTER Spitzbergen Recherche Bay or Green and King's Harbors Blomstrandhalvøya in Kongsfjorden Tromso Northern Exploration Company Holmboe Svalbard Blomstrandhalvya . unknown‎

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‎Herbert, Anthony B Lt Col,Ret (with James T Wooten)‎

‎SOLDIER‎

‎New York: Dell Books 1973. Book. Very Good. Soft cover. First Paperback Printing. 541 pp. Dell Book 8071. Lightly rubbed on the corners with an uncreased spine and a bit of fading around the edges; no interior markings. Dell Books Paperback‎

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‎Herbert, Anthony B (Lt Col Ret) w/ James T Wooten‎

‎Soldier‎

‎Englewood CO: Cloverleaf 1979. 567 pages white with green soldier red & black ltrs corners/edges/and head-heel of spine are nicked/bumped/and chipped. Horrifying and true story of a model fighting man who had enough guts to become the most decorated enlisted man in the Korean War--and enough humanity to attack the entire U.S. Army in Vietman. Signed by Author. 1st Printing Thus. Mass Market Paperback. Very Good. Cloverleaf Paperback‎

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‎Herbert, Anthony B (Lt Col Ret) w/ James T Wooten‎

‎Soldier‎

‎Englewood CO: Cloverleaf 1979. 567 pages yellowed & soiled white with green soldier red & black ltrs edges hand soiled crease on lower back corner corners/edges/and head-heel of spine are bumped/nicked/& chipped. Horrifying and true story of a model fighting man who had enough guts to become the most decorated enlisted man of the Korean War--and enough humanity to attack the entire U.S. Army in Vietnam. Signed by Author with Presentation. 1st Printing Thus. Mass Market Paperback. Good. Cloverleaf Paperback‎

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‎Herbert, Edward Lord‎

‎THE LIFE OF EDWARD LORD HERBERT OF CHERBURY; WRITTEN BY HIMSELF AND CONTINUED TO HIS DEATH WITH LETTERS WRITTEN DURING HIS RESIDENCE AT THE FRENCH COURT.‎

‎London: Saunders and Otley. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1826. Hardcover. Full calf hinges professionaly replaced title in gilt to leather on spine gilt decoration on compartments to spine leather a littlke rubbed and scuffed text block very tight marbled page edges and end papers previous owners calling card pasted to front endpaper engraved frontispiece lightly foxed and off set onto title page contents very clean and fresh. A scarce item. ; 8vo; 360. pages . Saunders and Otley hardcover‎

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‎Herbert, Thomas‎

‎Theodore Roosevelt: His Life and Work; Patriot Orator Historian Sportsman Soldier Statesman and President‎

‎New York: L. H. Walter 1919 1919. First edition. Hardcover. Near Fine. 8vo. 4 5-512 pp. Bound in olive green cloth with decorations stamped in black and gilt; sprinkled textblock with green patterned endpapers and pastedowns. Illustrated by 64 black and white photographs including a frontispiece photographs of Teddy Roosevelt. Introduction by Merritt Starr special memorial by Bishop Samuel Fallows. Presumed first edition of this memorial work released after Roosevelt's death in January 1919. A beautiful Near Fine copy with a number written in ink on the front pastedown. [L. H. Walter] [1919] hardcover‎

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‎HERBILLON E. (colonel).‎

‎LES DEUX MEDICIS.‎

‎in-16, pp. 317, bross. edit. [2083]‎

‎HERBURGER, Julius‎

‎Julius Herburger. Einführung und Bildtexte von Rainer Zimmermann. Katalog der Städtischen Sammlungen Ravensburg.‎

‎Kultur- u. Verkehrsamt Ravensburg. (1983). 124 Seiten. Mit zahlreichen meist farbigen u. ganzseitigen Abbildungen. Farbig illustrierte Originalbroschur. Gutes Exemplar. 21x20 cm‎

‎* Selten ! --- Julius Herburger (* 25. Mai 1900 in Ravensburg; ? 2. September 1973 ebenda) war ein deutscher Maler und Grafiker, Mitglied des Künstlerbundes Berlin und des Deutschen Künstlerbundes sowie Gründungsmitglied der Sezession Oberschwaben-Bodensee. Herburger studierte von 1919 bis 1927 an der Akademie der Bildenden Künste Stuttgart bei den Professoren Heinrich Altherr und Christian Landenberger. Als jüngstes Mitglied des Künstlerbundes Berlin wurden seine Bilder in Berlin, Essen, München, Stuttgart und Wien ausgestellt. In den 1920er Jahren hatte er mehrere Ausstellungen im württembergischen Raum. Bei seiner Studienreise 1926 mit Willi Baumeister nach Paris begegnete er Fernand Léger, Le Corbusier und Piet Mondrian. 1928 nahm er das erste Mal an der Stuttgarter Sezession teil und erhielt den Preis der Stadt Stuttgart. 1937 wurde seine ?Bodensee-Landschaft? von den Nazis aus dem Ulmer Museum entfernt. Auch das Wandgemälde ?Die Freunde? von 1928 (im Albert-Einstein-Gymnasium Ravensburg) wurde überstrichen, weil er sich weigerte, den Freunden Hakenkreuzfähnchen in die Hände zu malen. Das Wandbild wurde in den 1980er Jahren wieder freigelegt und kann zu den üblichen Schulzeiten besichtigt werden. 1939 wurde er zum Kriegsdienst im Zweiten Weltkrieg einberufen. Die Sezession Oberschwaben-Bodensee wurde 1946 von ihm mitbegründet. 1952 wurde er Jurymitglied der Stuttgarter Sezession und Vorstandsmitglied des Kunstvereins Oberschwaben. Die meisten seiner vielen Landschaftsmotive entstanden in Langenargen am Bodensee. Zwei große Ölbilder im Museum Langenargen zeugen davon. Durch die Ereignisse im so genannten Dritten Reich war Herburger sehr verbittert. Bei einer Auseinandersetzung mit einem Auftraggeber über den vorgesehenen Lieferzeitpunkt belehrte er den Caféhausbesitzer: ?Sie können auf Befehl zu jederzeit Torten herstellen, bei Kunstwerken geht das aber nicht!!? (Quelle: L. Krafft, bei diesem Gespräch anwesend). Kunsthistorisch ist Julius Herburger der Verschollenen Generation und dem Expressiven Realismus zuzurechnen. (Quelle Wikipedia)‎

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‎Herchenbach, Wilhelm:‎

‎Mathilde die wahrhaft königliche Frau und Deutschland`s Mutter. Ihre Kinder und Enkel.‎

‎Georg Joseph Manz Regensburg 1866. Hardcover mit Leinenrücken und -ecken Zustand: keine Beschädigungen Bibliotheksexemplar mit Kennungen. Rücken Ecken Kanten gut. Georg Joseph Manz, Regensburg, hardcover‎

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‎HERCOLANI Antonio‎

‎BIOGRAFIE E RITRATTI DI UOMINI ILLUSTRI BOLOGNESI: GALEAZZO MARESCOTTI.‎

‎In-8 p. (mm. 230x154), bross. orig., pp. 21. Biografia di Galeazzo Marescotti, con il suo ritratto inc. in rame. Fascicolo n. 1 della “Serie bolognese”. Ben conservato.‎

‎HERCZEGH M KRISZTINA‎

‎1944 ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT DIARY HANDWRITTEN BY A HUNGARIAN MILITARY NURSE WORKING AT A WEAPONS AND MACHINE FACTORY AS THE RUSSIAN ARMY RUSHES TO LAY SIEGE TO BUDAPEST OMINOUSLY AND ABRUPTLY ENDING SOON AFTER THE ASSAULT STARTS‎

‎BUDAPEST HUNGARY EASTERN EUROPE. Good. 1944. On offer is a fascinating original 1944 Hungarian manuscript diary dated May 1st through November 6th handwritten by Herczegh M. Krisztina a young military nurse Honvédségi gondozón working in a weapons and machine factory an FÉG or Fegyver és gép gyár in Budapest. Historians and researchers of World War II and the war in Hungary will find this a unique personal account of a critical time in Hungarian history as this diary was written during the build up to the Russian Siege of Budapest. We note that ominously the diary's abrupt end soon after the Russians began their assault. The 63 page book has fallen apart the binding split the pages loose but all accounted for. The pages are very clean and the writing in Hungarian cursive is a strong intelligent hand. Overall F.; Manuscript; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF FEGYVER ÉS GÉP GYÁR FÉG BUDAPEST HUNGARIAN GONDOZÓN HONVÉDSÉGI MILITARY NURSE HERCZEGH M. KRISZTINA SIEGE OF BUDAPEST WWII WORLD WAR II WW2 WOMEN IN WAR THE WAR IN EUROPE RUSSIA IN WORLD WAR II 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 AMERICANA 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 . unknown‎

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