‎Biography‎

‎EDMOND CHARLES-ROUX‎

‎L'IRREGOLARE‎

‎MOLTO BUONO‎

‎EDMOND DE GONCOURT‎

‎Les actrices du XVIIIme siècle. Madame SAINT-HUBERTY d'après sa correspondance et ses papiers de famille.‎

‎BIBLIOTHEQUE CHARPENTIER. 1893. In-12. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. légèrement passée, Dos satisfaisant, Quelques rousseurs. 319 pages. Couverture restaurée, plats contrecollés. Titres manuscrits contrecollés au dos.. . . . Classification Dewey : 920-Biographie générale et généalogie‎

‎Classification Dewey : 920-Biographie générale et généalogie‎

Bookseller reference : R260145441

‎Edmond de Goncourt, Jules de Goncourt‎

‎Histoire de Marie-Antoinette‎

‎Volume rilegato in mezza pelle con titoli in oro al dorso, coperta imbrunita ai piatti e con segni d'usura ed irregolarità ai margini, alle punte e al dorso stesso. Tagli regolari ed imbruniti, pagine perfettamente salde alla costa e con omogenea imbrunitura, libro completamente fruibile, appartenente alla collana "Bibliothèque Charpentier", con prefazione di Edmond de Goncourt, presenti note a piè di pagina, nuova edizione rivista e aumentata di lettere inedite e documenti nuovi (tratti dagli Archivi Nazionali), numero pagine 502 (VI, 496) USATO‎

‎EDMOND ESTEVE‎

‎ALFRED DE VIGNY - SA PENSEE SON ART‎

‎GARNIER FRERES. 1923. In-8. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. défraîchie, Coiffe en pied abîmée, Quelques rousseurs. 322 pages.. . . . Classification Dewey : 920-Biographie générale et généalogie‎

‎Bibliothèque d'Histoire Littéraire et de Critique. Classification Dewey : 920-Biographie générale et généalogie‎

Bookseller reference : RO30110349

‎Edmond Got‎

‎Journal de Edmond Got - Societaire de la Comedie Francaise - 1822 1901‎

‎Paris, Plon-Nourrit, 1910. Format 13x19 cm, 2 demi-reliure toile rouge, titre au dos, couvertures conservees, VIII+343 et 324 pages. Un portrait photographique en frontispice du tome 1 et une reproduction de medaille en frontispice du tome 2, un grand article de presse a ete remplie et relie dans le tome 1. Une fente de 2 cm en bas du dos du tome 2. Bon etat.‎

Bookseller reference : 25351

‎Edmond Lefebvre‎

‎Pascal - L'homme, l'oeuvre, l'influence - Introduction a la lecture des provinciales et des pensees‎

‎Geldage, 1925. Format 12x18 cm, demi-reliure percaline de l'editeur, 185 pages.Tres bon etat.‎

Bookseller reference : 30040

‎Edmond und Jules de Goncourt‎

‎Gavarni. Der Mensch und das Werk. Mit einem Vorwort von Max von Boehn. Mit 197 ganzseitigen und 36 Textillustrationen. Deutsche Übertragung von Stefanie Strizek. ZWEI (2) Bände. ERSTAUSGABE.‎

‎München, Hyperionverlag ( Hyperion ), 1918. 261, 189 Seiten. Schwarze Originalhalblederbände mit roten Rückenschildchen und reicher Rückentitelvergoldung, Lederecken und Kopfgoldschnitt.‎

‎Die Lederrücken nur leicht berieben, die Lederecken etwas berieben , sonst schönes Exemplar der HALBLEDER-Ausgabe in ZWEI Bänden.‎

Bookseller reference : 302316

‎Edmonde Charles-Roux‎

‎L'Irrégulière ou mon itinéraire Chanel‎

‎Edmonde Charles-Roux L'Irrégulière ou mon itinéraire Chanel - avec envoi signé - 1974 Titre : L'Irrégulière ou mon itinéraire Chanel Auteur : Edmonde Charles-Roux Edition : Grasset Reliure : Broché Dimensions : 22,5 X 14 X 4,5 cm État : Voir photos pour plus de détails.‎

Bookseller reference : boz_002856

‎Edmondo Cione‎

‎Croce‎

‎Casoni 1944. 16°:pp.387n. bross.rifatta.‎

‎EDMONDO MONDAINI‎

‎LE NOSTRE GLORIE - PROFILI DI PESARESI ILLUSTRI‎

‎LEGATURA IN BROSSURA EDITORIALE CON TITOLI AL PIATTO, ELENCO CON 188 PERSONAGGI DI PESARO CON PICCOLA BIOGRAFIA DI OGNUNO numero pagine: 47 formato: 23.9X17.3 stato conservazione: BUONO, PIEGA AD UN ANGOLO DI COPERTINA E RARE FIORITURE‎

‎Edmonds Chris; Century Douglas‎

‎Il coraggio di resistere‎

‎br. Come molti di coloro che combatterono nella Seconda guerra mondiale, Roddie Edmonds, un umile soldato americano originario del Tennessee, non amava parlare di quell'esperienza. Nemmeno suo figlio Chris conosceva i dettagli di ciò che aveva vissuto nello Stalag IXA, uno dei più grandi e famigerati campi di prigionia in Germania, dove fu deportato dai nazisti dopo essere stato catturato insieme ai suoi commilitoni nel corso dell'Offensiva delle Ardenne. Settant'anni dopo Chris, rileggendo per caso i suoi diari di guerra, ha pensato di ricostruire la storia del padre e ha ripercorso a ritroso le sue tracce dalla cittadina del South Carolina da cui era partito fino a un campo vicino a Ziegenhain dove, guardando il Male dritto negli occhi, aveva sfidato un soldato nazista a sparare. Durante quel viaggio Chris Edmonds ha raccolto documenti e intervistato molti sopravvissuti, scoprendo che quello non era stato l'unico gesto eroico del padre, e insieme a Douglas Century ha deciso di raccontare in un libro quella storia straordinaria, i cui effetti hanno influenzato la vita di moltissime persone, ora come allora. È una storia incredibile e commovente, che parla di resilienza e fede, di integrità morale e speranza, e ci insegna che ciascuno di noi ha il potere di cambiare il mondo anche solo facendo la cosa giusta.‎

‎Edmondston, Rev Biot & Saxby, Jessie M‎

‎The Home of a Naturalist‎

‎London: James Nisbet & Co Third ediition bot dated c.1890. A frontispiece and three plates plus a few small text illustrations small octavo pp 4 395 12-page publisher's catalogue slightly age-toned internally later mauve pebble cloth slightly worn and wrinkled the spine faded. SCARCE. Third edition. Cloth. Good. James Nisbet & Co Hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 023341

‎Edmund Engelman‎

‎La maison de Freud, Berggasse 19, Vienne‎

‎Seuil, 1979, In-4. Broché. Bon état, couverture convenable, intérieur frais. Nombreuses planches photographiques en noir et blanc‎

‎Sommaire: Avant-propos, légendes, plans de l'appartement, 54 photographies. Long avant-propos et photos d'Edmund Engelman. Notice biographique de Peter Gay, traduit de l'américain par Edgar Roskis.‎

Bookseller reference : CSP-1409

‎EDMUND MORRIS‎

‎THE RISE OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT‎

‎COLLINS. 1979. In-8. Relié toilé. Etat d'usage, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 886 pages. Jaquette illustrée en couleurs. Quelques photos en noir et blanc dans et hors texte. Texte en anglais. Jaquette légèrement abîmée.. Avec Jaquette. . . Classification Dewey : 920-Biographie générale et généalogie‎

‎Classification Dewey : 920-Biographie générale et généalogie‎

Bookseller reference : RO60062710 ISBN : 2167166

‎Edmund White‎

‎Genet a Biography‎

‎Knopf 1993. Book. As New. Cloth. Presentation & Association. First Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Mint copy in like jacket.Presentation and association copy."For Don Belton all my best Edmund white." Beautiful fresh copy. Knopf Hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 004576 ISBN : 0394571711 9780394571713

‎EDMUNDSON Mark‎

‎La mort de Sigmund Freud.‎

‎Couverture souple. Broché. 232 pages.‎

‎Livre. Editions Payot (Collection : Désir), 2009.‎

Bookseller reference : 144379

‎EDNA A KLUSSMAN [nee RICE]‎

‎1917 ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT DIARY OF LIFE IN SPOKANE WASHINGTON HANDWRITTEN BY THE WIFE OF AN EMINENT DOCTOR AND A SUPER CAR TRIP BACK HOME TO OHIO‎

‎SPOKANE WASHINGTON SHELBY OHIO. Good. 1917. One offer is a super original 1917 manuscript Spokane Washington diary with a trip back home to Ohio handwritten by the wife of a prominent Spokane medical doctor and herself the daughter of a prominent contractor and road builder. Edna A. Rice Klussman who was married to Dr. Henry A. Klussman. They had two children by the name of Richard M. Klussman R. M. K. and Helen V. Klussman H. V. K. Extensive BIO NOTES follow the description. While there is no place or ownership name in the book extensive research with the myriad of clues provided conclude the book was undoubtedly written by Edna. Edna proves to be a dedicated writer until July 5th then skips two months until August 5th then through December. The family takes a road trip to visit Edna's family in Shelby Ohio leaving Spokane June 14th. She writes long entries nearly every day while on the road. They camp along the way in vacant houses and lots churchyards alongside railroad tracks in schoolhouses cactus fields cannery yards etc and once in a great while they stay at a hotel. She would write about the condition of the roads her father being in the business created the fascination we suppose. Twenty days later they arrive in Shelby. She doesn't write while in Shelby but August 5th they start back and she writes from then on until December 31st which includes the road trip home. Here are some snippets: 1917 "January 1st Dr. got back from Missoula. Wish everybody a Happy New Year. My boy leaves me tonight. I hate to have him go. Fixed all his clothes up nice for him. I went to the train. Helen had company and Dr. was sick not able to go." "February 21st Just hustled around and cleaned the house up for the German Club. They want to dance some work believe me. Everything is fine and dandy. Time and lots of good eats they furnished themselves." "March 31st Finished everything up and ready for Richard's homecoming. Went to market in the evening and then to meet Richard. Quite a crowd down to greet him." "April 6th Cleaned the house up nice. Went over to Edith's to look at chickens. In P.M. went to look at trailer. They are certainly swell but I don't care for it on our trip. In eve went to Liberty. Richard and Helen was out riding." "April 29th We went to CordelaneCoeur d'alene to see boat christened. Stopped at Post Falls to John's for dinner and had a swell dinner. Went on to C'd with he and family. Edith took her car also. We got home about six o'clock." "May 27th We were all over to Edith's for dinner and had such a nice time. Mr. Aten also. We took a long ride to look at property and also went to Liberty Lake before coming home. It was a beautiful day. In eve we all went to the Casino to see George Walsh." "June 14th All off at 10:00 A.M. Great trip ahead of us. We left Edith's at 11 A.M. Went to Sandpoint then Heron. Camped one mile on the other side of Heron. Enjoyed it immensely. The roads were just dandy. Arrived at Missoula at 7:30 P.M. Met Oscar. He stocked us up just fine with good drinks. We ate and found a campground about 10:30. Was tired and slept well. The scenery is wonderful along. Swell roads." "June 17th 1917. Left Harrison Montana at 8 A. M. after good nights sleep. Went over some of the worst roads I ever saw. Helen and I walked most of the way over the pass. Richard shoveled snow and made a path. The roads were so sidling he had to hold on the high side of the car while Dr. was driving. We pitched camp and the mosquitoes were awful. We made a big smoke and got rid of them but nearly froze toward morning over 7000 ft. Alt." "June 20th & 21st We left Reed Point about 7 A.M. after breakfast. One bad mud hole but we got through O.K. and found the roads pretty rough. Some terrible ruts. About 10 miles from Park City we discovered two broken springs in front. Some bad luck. Was delayed there 5 hrs. Started out found Huntley Bridge washed out went over the worst roads you ever saw and broke the same front spring. It wasn't fixed right. Staid Huntley all night. Had spring fixed there next morning. Camped in the city….Left Huntley at 11 A.M. after fixing spring. All bridges are washed out at Custer Meyers can't get across river. Went over the worst hills and roads through ditches gopher holes and everything imaginable. Met Mr. Wright of Helena and he helped us by lessening our load. Three of us rode in his car. We were so glad because we would have gotten lost in the fields. We went 116 miles and was on the trail just 15 miles in all. A terrible day. We will never forget. Mr. W. took us to dinner and we staid at hotel." Ismay Marmarth North Dakota McLaughlin South Dakota Aberdeen Marvin Renville Minnesota "June 27th We left farm house at 5 A.M. made Minneapolis at 11 A.M. 112 miles. Roads were a little rough but we made fairly good time. We sat in car and watched Barnum Bailey Circus also Sells Floto Another traveling circus show while they were fixing the magneto. Left M. about 4 P.M. and had a hard time getting out of St. Paul. Finally got started and traveled about 35 miles. Was so tired the roads were so rough so we stopped and camped at a schoolhouse. Pretty good sleep." "August 12th Left the schoolhouse about 6 A.M. Roads are a little rough in places. Made very good time. Beautiful weather cold if anything. Very cold at night. We just nearly freeze. Sorry we skipped our blankets. Reached Wyoming camped in a very small town on this side of Pinebluff Wyo. A man told us we could sleep in schoolhouse. 241 miles." Cheyenne Cody Yellowstone Waltham Hyattville Basin and Yosemite…" The 4 x 5¼ inch book's cover is poor the pages and binding look good overall G. bio notes: Dr. Henry A. Klussman one of the well-known and highly successful representatives of the medical fraternity of Spokane whose office is located in the Granite building was born in Elliston Ohio on the 13th of April. 1878. He is a son of Dr. F. J. and Margaret A. Apel Klussman the father being a prominent physician of Toledo Ohio while the mother is a daughter of John Apel of Bowling Green that state the owner of extensive oil interests in that vicinity. After the completion of his preliminary education Dr. Klussman entered the Ohio Normal University at Ada Ohio being graduated from that institution with the degree of Ph. G. in 1896. Having decided to adopt the profession of his father for his life vocation he subsequently matriculated in the Kentucky .School of Medicine at Louisville that state being awarded the degree of M. D. with the class of 1900. Dr. Klussman was an unusually bright and clever pupil seemingly having been endowed with an exceptional natural aptitude in this direction and in his junior and senior years in college he was assistant clinical demonstrator on genitourinary diseases. Immediately following his graduation he came to Spokane as assistant to Dr. C. P. Thomas with whom he remained until the following October when he opened his own office which he has ever since maintained. Dr. Klussman is a very ambitious progressive man and is constantly striving to advance in his profession. He has pursued a number of post-graduate courses during the eleven years he has been engaged in practicing in Spokane in addition to which he keeps in close touch with all modern discoveries and research through the medium of the various medical journals and reviews. Soon after locating here he went to New York City where he spent several months pursuing courses in both the Post Graduate School of Medicine of that city and the New York Policlinic Medical School and Hospital. At the same time he took some special and private courses in diseases of the kidneys and bladder at the Presbyterian Hospital of New York under Drs. Cabot and Spooner and in operative surgery under Professor Dawborn.; Manuscript; 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF EDNA A. RICE KLUSSMAN DR. HENRY A. KLUSSMAN SPOKANE WASHINGTON SHELBY OHIO TRAVEL EARLY CAR TRAVEL LIVING ROUGH COEUR D'ALENE DOCTORS WEST COAST WASHINGTON STATE SALISHAN BIRTHPLACE OF FATHER'S DAY LILAC CITY 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 PAPELBIOGRAPHY BIOGRAPHICAL AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL AUTOBIOGRAPHY PERSONAL NARRATIVES . hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 0002181

‎Edna Bell (Pikett) Buchheit‎

‎1937-1947 Diaries Covering a Decade in the Life of Typical Small Town New York Newlywed As Her Family and Responsibilities Grow‎

‎Orchard Park Buffalo New York New York State. Fair with no dust jacket. Hardcover. On offer is a fascinating firsthand glimpse into the daily life of a typical young woman who becomes a wife and mother living near Buffalo New York during the grinding days of the Great Depression and the war years of WWII. This is a collection of two five-year diaries. The author of these two diaries is Edna Bell Pikett Buchheit 1914-1999. Edna was born to Charles and Mary Hammerschmidt Pikett and raised near Buffalo. On October 30 1937 Edna married Charles Francis Buchheit 1913-1997. Together they had two sons Charles and David. Charles called Chuck in the diaries worked as a machinist. They lived near Buffalo around Orchard Park. Charmingly Edna’s first diary begins on the day of her nuptials to Charles but her inscription in the front states that the diary was “Purchased while on honeymoon” so her first few entries must have been made retrospectively. The diary covers Oct 30 1937 through Oct 7 1941. Some excerpts from the first dairy follow: “Married at 12. Drove around til supper Left at 8: 30. Stayed overnight at Westfield. Arrived 10: 45. Lovely day” Oct 30 1937. “Worked all day at Mrs. Smiths. Chuck went to Buff.I went to…Orchard Park. Very hot day and getting dry” July 21 1939. “I helped Chuck until about 3 p. M. Home in p. M. Went to ballgame…” Aug 16 1940. “Chuck and I went to Buff in a. M. To Seneca Electric about ice box. Bought drapery material gifts…” June 9 1941. Edna’s second diary begins January 1 1943 and concludes on December 30 1947. It is a treat to be able to follow Edna and Chuck as they become parents for the first time in 1943 and again in 1947: “Baby born 6: 21. Weight 7 lbs 6 oz21 1/2 inches. I was sleepy most of the day. Chuck to see me in afternoon and his mother in eve” May 28 1943. “Rainy all day. I had very bad time. Baby boy 9 lbs 12 oz born 6: 58pm” April 16 1947. Edna’s entries in the second diary explore her life as the matriarch of a young family supporting her working husband and young children. Her growth from the first diary is evident even her handwriting matures in the second diary. Note: She refers to her husband as Chuck and her eldest son as Chucky. “Mostly fair later cloudy. I washed. Went to O. P Orchard Park NY Voted and shopped in p. M. Chuck went to work at 6: 30…F. D. R. Reelected” Nov 7 1944. “Colder and sunny. Invasion on coast of France began soon after 12 midnight. Chucky and I went to E. A. East Aurora NY in a. M. Deposited $100 in bank for us and $10 for Charlie To Mom’s awhile in evening” June 6 1944. “Lot of pain in AM and until about 2: 00. Called Mom to come and help me. She took Chuckie home with her. At Dr. In eve. Then to Moms. Have kidney infection” Oct 12 1945. “Lovely sunny day. Rather cool. Marie came for us. She washed baby clothes. Mom helped was my hair. David cried lots. In eve we to O. P. ” May 10 1947. These 10 years offer an outstanding window into the world of an ordinary woman and her family as they make their life in the very difficult years of the 1930’s and 1940’s. For a social historian it is also an excellent look at life in small-town America during this period. It is an excellent resource as well for a Womens’ Studies program or research as it provides a decades-long look at the life of this woman her roles and those of the women in her life. The first diary measures 5x4 inches contains 365 pages and is about 90% complete. The covers are in fair condition. The hasp on the lock strap is broken. The spine is intact but the back cover has separated from it. The pages are in good condition. Handwriting reasonably legible. The second diary measures 5.5 x4.5 inches. It has 365 pages and is approximately 75% complete. The covers are in good condition but the hasp on the lock strap is broken. Handwriting legible. Overall Fair. ; Manuscripts; 24mo 5" - 6" tall; 730 pages; Signed by Author . hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 0011123

‎Edo Marina Ryck Francis‎

‎Les genoux cagneux : roman (Presses Cite)‎

‎Presses de la Cité 1990 2x23x15cm. 1990. Broché.‎

‎Bon état‎

Bookseller reference : 500189970

‎Edoardo Benlloch‎

‎Il dono dell' amicizia Vita di Adele de Batz‎

‎Brossura editoriale in cartoncino flessibile lucido, dalla copertina illustrata, con bandelle, mancante del triangolino del prezzo. Buonissimo lo stato di conservazione, pagine perfettamente tenute, velate da tonalità seppia, come i tagli, con XVI ( 16 ) illustrazioni in bianco e nero, fuori testo, con didascalie. Traduzione di Aurelio Zorzi. Numero pagine 392. USATO‎

‎Edoardo Gasparotto‎

‎L'Angelo e il principe‎

‎Primo testo dell'autore; egli si cimenta col proprio vissuto e con le esperienze dolorose e gioiose che caratterizzano ogni vita.‎

‎Edoardo Roggeri‎

‎Schubert La vita. Le opere‎

‎N.20 della collana, III edizione, ritratto in nero all'antiporta, pagine brunite ai bordi per fattore tempo, testi fruibili, con 19 tavole in nero f.t., piccola macchia come di bruciatura alle prime carte, rilegatura in mezza tela, piatti cartonati, ingialliti i bordi, dorso scurito e con lungo alone bianco, tassello titoli applicato. Numero pagine 266 USATO‎

‎Edoardo Soderini‎

‎LEONE XIII‎

‎Edoardo Soderini LEONE XIII. , Mondadori 1933, Copertina flessibile ombrata molto rovinata dal tempo. Taglio irregolare con barbe. Pagine ingiallite con fioriture e tagli intonsi in testa. Buono (Good) . <br> <br> <br> 600<br>‎

‎Edouard Dhorme‎

‎San Paolo‎

‎Legatura editoriale, con testi di, San Paolo - San Luca - San Girolamo - San Giovanni Crisostomo - Bousset - F. Prat - G. Ricciotti - A. Schweitzer - E. Renan, e gli Atti di Paolo e di Tecla, L'Apocalisse di San Paolo, trad. di F. Invernici e L. Giavardi, copertina con danni da piccoli urti e scoloritura da abrasioni, titoli e decori in oro brillante, sovraccoperta illustrata segnata da comuni sgualciture da scaffale, patinato imperfetto con parziali carenze nel lucido, fogli in ottimo stato, pulviscolo con fioriture si addensano ai tagli. N. pag. 369. USATO‎

‎Edouard Driault‎

‎Napoléon architecte‎

‎Presses Universitaires de France 1938 164 pages in8. 1938. Broché. 164 pages.‎

‎Bon état roussuers sur la couverture intérieur propre‎

Bookseller reference : 12680