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Wasser, Ben.
Nederlandse pelgrims naar het heilige land.
Zutphen Terra 1983. 1st Edition . Hardcover. . ~ ~ NOTE: THE PRICE OF THIS BOOK IS CURRENTLY REDUCED! ~ ~ . Crown quarto. Pp. 168. Illustrated maps. Index. HARDCOVER original cloth gilt with dust-jacket. In fine condition. Excellent copy practically unused. ~ FIRST EDITION. Z-2 IN <br/> <br/> Zutphen, Terra hardcover
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Waterbury, John
Egypt: Burdens of the Past Options for the Future
Bloomington: Indiana University Press. Trade soft cover. Published Bloomington: Indiana University Press 1978. 4to. x318 pages illustrated b/w photos tables maps. A very good copy. . Very Good. Soft cover. 1978. Indiana University Press paperback
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 002446 ISBN : 0253319439 9780253319432
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Watrigant, H. de.
La race pure Anglo-Arabe. Étalons et poulinières inscrits au stud-book Français (1820-1900) avec indication de leur degré de sang arabe. Pau, Garet, 1904.
VI, (8), 369, (3) pp. With numerous folding plates. Contemporary green half calf with giltstamped spine and marbled boards. 8vo. First edition. - Indispensable French studbook of pure-bred Anglo-Arabian horses, indicating their percentage of Arabian blood. - Slight browning, but well preserved. Rare. Mennessier de la Lance 642. OCLC 843391487.
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Waugh, Evelyn
Tourist In Africa
Boston: Little Brown. First American Edition. Hard cover. Published Boston: Little Brown 1960 first printing. 12mo. 201 pp. illustrated with b/w plates map end papers. Very Good . Very Good. Hard. 1st. 1960. Little Brown unknown
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Waugh, Evelyn.
Waugh in Abyssinia. London, New York, Toronto, Longmans, Green and Co., 1936.
Small 4to. (8), 253, (1) pp., final blank leaf. Contemporary full cloth with giltstamped spine title. Top edge red. First edition. - In his fourth travel book the British writer Waugh (1903-66), who was commissioned by the Daily Mail to cover events in Ethiopia in August 1935, makes a case for the Italian intervention in the country, presenting "a lucid and interesting narrative of personal experience, and useful as a minority defense of Italian occupation and attack on British policy" (Morris/Dooley). Interestingly enough, a printed sheet of paper denying the oil magnate Francis William Rickett access to travel facilities to Persia and the states on the Persian Gulf is loosely enclosed. On the journey from Port Said, Waugh met Rickett, who was dispatched by the African Exploration & Development Company to conduct secret negotiations with the Ethiopian emperor Haile Selassie in pursuit of a concession. While Waugh was up country, sidetracked by another story, Rickett was conferring with government officials in Addis Ababa at the dead of night. After a week of to-ing and fro-ing, papers were signed by which about half the nation's subsoil rights - an area of nearly 400,000 square km - was made over to Rickett for a period of 75 years. By the time he sailed into Suez, the story had made world headlines. Waugh, for his part, missed the scoop and was sacked. - A few marginal notes in pencil, some of them highlighting passages that also appear in Waugh's 1938 novel "Scoop", a satire of sensationalist journalism and foreign correspondents. Newspaper clipping with excerpts of a review of "Waugh in Abyssinia" from the Times Literary Supplement of 7 November 1936 is loosely enclosed. - Spine and lower inner hinges slightly worn. Still a good copy. Morris/Dooley, Evelyn Waugh: a reference guide 15. OCLC 807259442.
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Wavell, Arthur John Byng.
A Modern Pilgrim in Mecca and a Siege in Sanaa. London, Constable & Co., 1913.
8vo. IX, (1 blank), 349, (1) pp. With a photo of the author as a frontispiece, 6 plates and 1 folding map of the Arabian Peninsula. Blue cloth with gold lettering on front cover and spine, and blind-tooling on front cover. An account of the travels of an Englishman through Arabia, including an eye-witness account of the 1911 siege of Sana'a, the capital of Yemen. This siege was one of the last big events in the Yemeni-Ottoman conflicts, which started with the first Ottoman attempt to conquer Yemen in 1538. In 1911 a treaty was signed, with which Yemen became a vassal state of the Ottoman Empire until the country could take advantage of the Empire's collapse during and after WWI to reclaim its independence. - Wavell did not intend to include a description of his journey to the holy city of Mecca, but apart from his accounts of Yemen he admits in the preface that the present work breaks no new ground. The places he visited had already been described, possibly more extensively, by other explorers and travellers, but a journey to Mecca and Medina was still quite out of the ordinary for Europeans, and thus a description of his experiences was added to the work. It was first published in 1912 and the present copy was a part of the second impression of that edition, which appeared in 1913. An edited, smaller and thus cheaper second edition appeared posthumously in 1918. The chapters on Wavell's travels in Yemen had been removed and an introduction by Major Leonard Darwin, son of the naturalist Charles Darwin, had been added. - Arthur John Byng Wavell (1882-1916) was an English army officer and traveller who was educated and trained at the Royal Military college Sandhurst. He was a cousin of the decorated field marshal Archibald Percival Wavell, 1st Earl Wavell, who served in the Second Boer War, in other parts of Africa, and in India where he also served as the Viceroy. The author of the present work resigned his army commission in 1906 and went to Mombasa in British East Africa - modern Kenya - where he learnt Arabic and Swahili and where his desire to explore Arabia and even visit Mecca grew. After his travels in Arabia, described in "A Modern Pilgrim in Mecca", he returned to Africa. During the First World War he remained in Africa, where he founded a coastal defence force called the "Arab Rifles", active around Mombasa. Later he was sent to serve near the border of Kenya with Tanzania (then British East Africa and German East Africa), where he was killed in 1916 as a result of a German ambush. - Binding slightly rubbed, very slight foxing on the edges, some foxing on the first and last flyleaves. Small tear in the in the inner margin of the map, without affecting the map itself. Sharp folding lines in the plate of The Haram in Mecca (between pp. 152-152). With an ownership inscription: "R. S. Breene, 1 June, 1928" over the remnants of an erased inscription on the first flyleaf. Howgego IV, W13. Smith, The Yemens, 103. Cf. Macro 2266. Canton, From Cairo to Baghdad: British Travellers in Arabia, pp. 161-165. Sotheby's, The library of Robert Michael Burrell, 858 (other ed.).
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WEATHERHEAD, Leslie D.:
It Happened in Palestine.
London: Hodder and Stoughton 1936. 1st edition."In this book I have tried to share with the reader the privilege of visiting Palestine. I have tried to share any psychological insight I may have gathered into the minds of those who came into contact with Jesus and to show some of the inner meanings of the things He said and did." Pp.xviii/289 sepia photo plates one loose owner's name to half-title page. typed letter from the author's secretary gifting the book to 'Miss Mildred Lawrence' book owner loosely enclosed. Cream cloth with blind-stamped illustration to front spotting to spine wear to base of spine. G. London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1936. hardcover
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WEBER (Albrecht) [Hrsg.]
Indische Studien. Beiträge für die Kunde des indischen Alterthums. Vierzehnter Band.
Leipzig, Brockhaus, 1876. In-8 reliure bradel demi-toile noire, titre ms. et sur étiquette au dos, 504 pp., index.
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WEBER (Albrecht) [Hrsg.]
Indische Studien. Zeitschrift für die Kunde des indischen Alterthums. Erster Band.
Berlin, Dümmler, 1850. In-8 reliure époque demi-basane fauve à petits coins, dos lisse, auteur, titre tom. et roulettes dorés, tr. marbrées, IV-484 pp., index.
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Weber G.
L'Italia e il vicino Oriente.
Roma, Direzione della "Raccolta", s.d. anni '40), in-8, br., pp. 40. ("Quaderni di politica e di economia contemporanea", N. 27).
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Webman, Esther
Anti-semitic motifs in the ideology of Hizballah and Hamas
Tel Aviv Israel: Tel Aviv Univ. Faculty of the Humanities 1994. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good/No d/j as Published. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Type: Book Tel Aviv Univ., Faculty of the Humanities paperback
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 034325 ISBN : 9652225924 9789652225924
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Weigall Arthur, ancien inspecteur g?n?ral des antiquit?s du Gouvernement Egyptien
Histoire de l'Egypte ancienne avec 1 carte et 34 gravures hors texte
1 22,3x14 cm., legatura in piena tela con fregi e titolo impresso in oro su tasselo al dorso, pagg, 252, in francese, buone condizioni.Ex libris e firma di appartenenza.
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Weigel, Christopher.
Arabiae Veteris Typus. Nuremberg, ca. 1720.
Hand-coloured engraved map (380 x 320 mm). Striking map of the Arabian Peninusla featuring the geographical features known to the ancients. Decorated with a vignette and 9 medallions depicting camels in the upper right corner. An interesting and highly decorative map. Al Ankary 293. Al-Qasimi 129. Not in Tibbetts.
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Weiland, C[arl] F[erdinand].
[Allgemeiner Hand-Atlas der ganzen Erde]. The Near and Middle Eastern Maps. Weimar, Verlag des geographischen Instituts, 1827-1834.
Six engraved maps, all in four segments on orange cloth with title labels. All ca. 68 x 54 cm. Stored in a contemporary marbled slipcase. A fine set of six maps, comprising all the Near East and Middle East maps from Weiland's great "Allgemeiner Hand-Atlas" (general hand atlas) published by the Geographical Institute in Weimar. - Includes: Turkey and Levant ("Das osmanische Asien", 1829); the Arabian Peninsula ("Arabien", 1834); Persia ("Iran, Afghanistan und Beludschistan", 1828); Africa (1831); Northern Africa ("Das nordwestliche Africa oder die Staaten Fez und Marokko, Algier, Tunis und Tripoli, nebst der Wüste Sahara", 1827); and the Nile Valley with the south-western coast of Arabia ("Das nordöstliche Africa oder Aegypten, Nubien, Habesch, Kordofan und Darfur", 1829). - All with engraved labels of the Paris map dealer and publisher Charles Simonneau with titles inscribed in French. Some mild foxing throughout, but altogether fine. Slipcase worn but professionally repaired. Cf. Espenhorst p. 24; Le Gear 6107 (1848 ed.); Al-Qasimi (2nd ed.), p. 281 (Weiland's map of Arabia, 1839 edition).
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WEILL (Raymond).-
La Phénicie et l'Asie occidentale (des origines à la Conquête macédonienne). 1 carte.
P., A. Colin (Collection Armand Colin), 1939, in 12 broché, 204 pages
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Weinberg (Steven)
Découvrir la Mer Rouge et l’océan Indien
Nathan ; Guides Nature 2005 In-12, sous couverture éditeur souple, 415 pp. Poids estime avec emballage d’expedition : 800 g
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 15697 ISBN : 2092780352
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WEINSTOCK Nathan
Le sionisme contre Israel
In 8, cm. 13,5 x 22, pp. 619 + (4), brossura editoriale illustrata. Collana "cahiers libres" 146-147-148. Testo in francese. Ampiamente sottolineato a matita.
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Weir, James.
[Turkey: Constantinople]. 3 watercolors. Constantinople, March 1806.
1) 260:340 mm. 2) 260:350 mm. 3) 260:360 mm. James Weir (d. 1820) was Captain of Marines on HMS Audacious from 1795 to 1800, and was also an accomplished watercolourist. His drawings show 1) "The Seraglio from the Marmora March 1806", 2) "The Seraglio at Constantinople from the harbour", and "7 towers Constantinople 19 March 1806".
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Weir, James.
Collection of 28 topographical and naval views. N. p., [1790s-1810s].
Watercolour on paper, some on 2 sheets, mounted (sizes approximately from 155 x 230 to 300 x 480 mm), some with inscription or sketches on verso, most with captions either mounted, laid down or written directly on image. James Weir (d. 1820) was Captain of Marines on HMS Audacious from 1795 to 1800, and was also an accomplished watercolourist. Some of the earliest watercolours in this group were produced when the Audacious was on patrol off the Portuguese coast in 1796. Others were painted in the months leading up to the Battle of the Nile, when the Audacious was part of Nelson's squadron searching for the French fleet off the Italian coast after it had escaped from Toulon. Others were painted in the months leading up to the Battle of the Nile, when the Audacious was part of Nelson's squadron searching for the French fleet off the Italian coast after it had escaped from Toulon. He also depicted Nelson's flagship, HMS Vanguard, anchored at Naples Bay for repairs in October 1798, when he first met Emma Hamilton. Also shown are views of Syracuse and surrounding area, the Valley of Temples at Agrigento, Catania and Mount Etna, the Temple of Venus at Baia, the ruins of the Temple of Jupiter Olympus, the interior of the Temple of Concord, Mount Nuovo and Pozzuoli near Naples, the Temple of Ceres at Segesta, Convent of St. Nicolo Argentum, the Iron Mine of Elba. The fleet at Palermo is also depicted, where Nelson had accompanied the royal court of the Two Sicilies after they fled Naples. - Very minor scattered tears or repairs, a few restored or trimmed, light staining or spotting.
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WEISSMAN, STEVE - KROSNEY, HERBERT
LA BOMBA ISLAMICA (TIT. ORIG.: THE ISLAMIC BOMB). TRAD. DI ALDA CARRER. PRIMA EDIZIONE ITALIANA.
IN-8°, PP. 515 (7), ILL. IN NERO N.T., CART. EDIT., SOVR. (LIEVISSIME TRACCE D'USO), LEGGERISSIME BRUNITURE AI MARGINI DELLE CARTE, LIEVISSIME TRACCE D'USO, LEGGERE BRUNITURE AL RISG. ANT. E AL FOGLIO DI GUARDIA VOLANTE ANT., STATO DI CONSERVAZIONE: MOLTO BUONO (VG/F), (I JUMBO). M 690
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Weizmann, Ch[aim].
Zionist Policy. An Address [...] Sunday, September 21st, 1919. London, English Zionist Federation, [1919].
8vo. 27, (1) pp. Contemporary blue printed wrappers. A speech by Weizmann, director of the British ammunition laboratory until 1919, who became president of the World Zionist Organization in 1921, given at a Zionist conference in London. Weizmann was elected the first president of the newly founded state of Israel in 1949. - Wrappers a little brownstained, paper slightly foxed in places. OCLC 12959743.
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Weiß, Victor Edler von Starkenfels / Schwarzhuber, Theodor Ritter von.
Kej-Kawus in Masenderan. Aus dem Schahname des Ebu'l Kasim Manßur el Firdewsi. Metrisch übersetzt [...]. Vienna, (Strauß' widow for) Braumüller & Seidel, 1841.
8vo. XXX, 177, (1) pp. Original printed wrappers with oriental-style vine pattern. German verse translation of the famous work of Persian poetry by the oriental scholar Weiß (1818-86), a graduate of the Austrian Oriental Academy, in collaboration with Schwarzhuber, another graduate of the Academy and an interpreter for the Austrian embassy to Constantinople since 1841. Dedicated to Joseph Othmar Ritter von Rauscher. - Binding loosened; block broken after p. 48. Somewhat foxed. Publisher's record copy with the bookplate of Vienna's L. W. Seidel & Sohn publishing house to inside of upper cover. Zenker I, 65, 540. Wurzbach LIV, 144.
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Weiß, Victor Edler von Starkenfels.
Die kaiserlich-königliche orientalische Akademie zu Wien, ihre Gründung, Fortbildung und gegenwärtige Einrichtung. Vienna, Carl Gerold, 1839.
8vo. VIII, 120 pp. Contemporary green full cloth with giltstamped spine title. The first essay about the Oriental Academy founded by Maria Theresa in 1753/54, "producing detailed information about this important institution" (cf. Wurzbach), with specimens in Turkish, Arabic and Persian types. Weiß (1818-86), who studied at the Academy himself, "deserves our gratitude, as he tells of several famous Austrian orientalists and statesmen who emerged from this institution" (ibid.). The appendix includes the essays "Denkschrift des türkischen Gesandten Ebubekr Ratib Efendi, vom Jahre 1792", "Gedichte bei der Feier des fünfzigsten Jahrestages von der Errichtung der k. k. Akademie der morgenländischen Sprachen [...]", "Reden bei Gelegenheit der Allerhöchsten Vermählung weil. Sr. k. k. apostolischen Majestät Franz des Ersten mit Ihrer königlichen Hoheit Maria Ludovica Beatrix Erzherzoginn von Oesterreich", "Denkschrift des persischen Gesandten Mirsa Abdul Hussein Chan vom Jahre 1819", and "Bedingungen der Aufnahme in die k. k. orientalische Akademie". - Bookplate of the Albertina collection and later bookplate of the Viennese journalist and writer Vinzenz Chiavacci (1847-1916) to front pastedown. Gugitz 4363. Slg. Mayer IV, 3506. Wurzbach LIV, 144. Not in Slg. Eckl.
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WELCH (Stuart Cary)
Peinture iranienne. Cinq manuscrits royaux séfévides du XVIe siècle.
Paris, Ed. du Chêne, 1976. In-4 broché, couv. ill. en coul., 127 pp., 48 pl. de reprod. en coul. accompagnées du commentaire en regard ou au dos, très nb. reprod. en n/b. in t., bibliographie.
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Wells, Edward
Historical Geography of the Old Testament in Three Volumes
London: James Knapton 1711. Hardcover. Fair. 12mo panelled calf covers detached; x-libris Society of Biblical Archaeology London. <br/><br/>Folding maps. James Knapton hardcover
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Wellsted, J[ames] R[aymond].
Travels to the City of the Caliphs, along the Shores of the Persian Gulf and the Mediterranean. Including a Voyage to the Coast of Arabia, and a Tour on the Island of Socotra. London, Henry Colburn, 1840.
Large 8vo. 2 vols. XIII, (3), 405, (1) pp. VIII, 347, (1) pp. With 2 lithogr. frontispieces and a folding map of the Arabian Peninsula. Contemp. blindstamped cloth with gilt title to spine. Only edition. One of the best English 19th-c. accounts of Arabia and the Gulf. Wellsted's short career was almost entirely devoted to the surveying of the Red Sea, Arabia and Oman, undertaken on a number of expeditions between 1830 and 1837. On board the surveying ship Palinurus he was the first European to set foot in the interior of Oman. Starting late in 1835 from the easternmost point of Oman, Wellsted made his way westward through the Ja`alan region to the Wahibah Sands and then struck north up the Wadi Batha to Samad. There he was joined by Lieutenant F. Whitelock, also of the Indian Navy, who had set out from Muscat later. Together they reached Nazwa, the ancient capital of Oman, and climbed the lower slopes of the Jabal al-Akhdhar, in central Oman. In January 1836 they arrived on the Al-Batinah coast and then turned west, recrossing the Hajar mountains and emerging on the edge of the Dhaharah, the rocky steppe that stretches west toward the Rub` al-Khali. - Bindings rubbed; spines rebacked. Interior somewhat foxed as common. Removed from the Worcester Public Library. Rare; the Peter Hopkirk copy fetched £3,500 at Sotheby's (Oct 14, 1998, lot 1192). Macro, Bibliography of the Arabian Peninsula, 2283. Howgego III, 635. Weber I, 67. Wilson 242. Henze IV, 476. Not in Gay, Blackmer, or Ghani.
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Welsch (Velschius), Georg Hieronymus (ed.).
Commentarius in Ruzname Naurus sive Tabulae aequinoctiales novi Persarum & Turcarum anni. Nunc primum editae è Bibliotheca, cujus accedit Dissertatio, de earundem usu. Augsburg, Johann Schönigk f. Theophil Göbel, 1676.
Small 4to. (14), 137, (19) pp. With engraved frontispiece and 22 engraved plates by Melchior Haffner. Contemporary calf. First facsimile edition of any oriental manuscript. 16 of the 22 finely engraved plates show a Persian perpetual calendar with Ottoman Turkish "commentarius" and floral borders. Welsch had acquired the ms. from Christoph Weikmann's Kunstkammer in Ulm. The remaining six plates are concerned with Arabian astronomy: astrolabe, orrery, zodiac, circular table of Sundays and names of the months in various languages. - The calculation of this calendar is today attributed to the 9th-c. Persian mathematician Wafâ al Buzjâni (cf. BSB München; Humboldt-Universität Berlin). The predominant attribution to one Turkish Sheikh Wafâ had been disputed by Babinger as early as 1927. Abu'l-Wafâ al Buzjâni is regarded as "the last great representative of the mathematics-astronomy school that arose around the beginning of the ninth century, shortly after the founding of Baghdad" (DSB I, 39). His astronomic oeuvre is preserved merely in fragments. The calligraphic commentary, however, is Turkish and (according to Babinger) was prepared by a 17th-c. magistrate, 'Ajn-i 'Alî Mueddinzâde. - Welsch (1624-77) was a physician and "a researcher of the very first magnitude [...] while the works of this polymath were mainly dedicated to the Arabian and Persian sciences, he also has provided proof of his close study of Ottoman Turkish. In this connexion, his important 'Commentarius in Ruzname Naurus' must be cited" (cf. Babinger 1919). Welsch's "Dissertatio" (with Arabic typeface) is aimed at the usefulness of the calendar for relative oriental chronology: he also compares the works of Schall von Bell and Andreas Müller on Chinese astronomy and chronology. - Bookplate of South Library on front pastedown. Occasionally browned. Zenker, Bibliotheca Orientalis I, 1077. Schnurrer 465. Babinger, Geschichtsschreiber der Osmanen (1927), 116 & 141. Babinger, Die türkischen Studien in Europa, in: Die Welt des Islams VII, 1919, 117. Not in Balagna, L'Imprimerie Arabe en Europe.
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Werdecker, Josef.
A contribution to the geography and cartography of north-west Yemen (based on the results of the exploration by Eduard Glaser, undertaken in the years 1882-1884). Cairo, l'Institut Français d'Archéologie Orientale du Caire, 1939.
8vo. (2), 160 pp. With a portrait of Eduard Glaser, 8 numbered plates and 2 large folding maps. Later half cloth, with the original front wrapper mounted on the front board. First separate publication (offprint) of "an extremely important article" (Smith) on the geography of north-west Yemen, based on the results of the unpublished journals of Eduard Glaser, who explored a region that still had to be visited by any other European. It includes a history of exploration of the region, a biography of Glaser, a description of the expedition of his expeditions and two large maps of region (the second a version of the same map in Arabic). The article was originally published in the Bulletin de la Société Royale de Géographie d'Egypte XX. - A very good copy. Smith, The Yemens 40. Cf. Macro 2288.
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WERKMEISTER (Walter)
Quellenuntersuchungen zum Kitab al'Iqd al-farid des Andalusiers Ibn 'Abdrabbih (246/860-328/940). Ein Beitrag zur arabischen Literaturgeschichte.
Berlin, Klaus Schwarz, 1983. Fort in-8 br., 551 pp., bibliographie, index. Texte en allemand.
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Wesley G. Pipert -
Land Of The Promise Land Of The Strife -
1988. Hardcover. Good. Hardcover/pub.1988/Gd.condition/273 pages - Land of the promise land of the strife. HT138434 hardcover
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WEST MORRIS L..
La nuova Babele.
In 8°, t.t. edit. con sovrac. ill., pp. 373,(3); prima ed., copia molto buona. (z010/a/d)
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Westermann, William Linn; Nock, Arthur Darby; Dunham, Dows; Cooney, John Ducey; Nersessian, Sirarpie Der; Dimand, Maurrice Sven
Coptic Egypt Papers Read at a Symposium Held Under the Joint Auspices of New York Uiversity and the Brooklyn Museum February 15 1941 in Connection wih the Exhibition Paganism and Christianity in Egypt shown at the Brooklyn Museum January 23 to March 9 1941
Brooklyn NY: Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences/Brooklyn Museum 1941. Hardcover. Good with no dust jacket. OrBoards edge rubbed originally a softcover bound under paper over boards with original wrappers present. Pages clean off-white. Paper over boards has a dent at lower front edge light shelf wear. ; Contents: Westermann On the background of Coptism. Nock Later Egyptian piety Dunham Romano-Coptic Egypt and the culture of Meroe. Cooney Problems of Coptic art. Nersessian Some aspects of Coptic painting. Dimand Classificaiton of Coptic textiles. ; 10.25" tall; 58 pages. Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences/Brooklyn Museum hardcover
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Weston, Stephen.
Remains of Arabic in the Spanish and Portuguese Languages. With a Sketch by Way of Introduction of the History of Spain, From the Invasion to the Expulsion of the Moors [...]. London, S. Rousseau, 1810.
8vo. 186, (2) pp. Modern library cloth. Only edition: an early study of the substantial traces which Arabic and other oriental languages left on the Spanish and Portuguese lexicon: Includes two copious word lists. The English antiquarian, clergyman and linguist Stephen Weston (1747-1830) also produced, in 1802, the earliest English translation of the Greek text of the Rosetta Stone. - Inscribed "From the Author" on the half-title. Spine faded. Removed from the Jews' College, London (a rabbinical seminary now known as the London School of Jewish Studies), with remains of a spine label and their several cancelled stamps. OCLC 224972497. Not in Vater/Jülg.
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WETTERLE (Abbé E.);
En SYRIE avec le Général Gouraud.
Flammarion Paris 1924 1 vol. In-12 de 248 pp., demi-chagrin de l'époque, dos à nerfs orné.
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Wheatcroft, Andrew
The Life and Times of Shaikh Salman Bin Hamad Al-Khalifa : Ruler of Bahrain 1942-1961
London: Kegan Paul International 1995. Hardback. Very Good/Very Good. Small remainder mark on bottom edge. <br/> <br/> Kegan Paul International hardcover
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 310455 ISBN : 0710304951 9780710304957
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Whigham, H[enry] J[ames].
The Persian Problem. An examination of the rival positions of Russia and Great Britain in Persia with some account of the Persian Gulf and Bagdad Railway. London, Isbister and Co., 1903.
8vo. XVI, 424 pp. Folding map frontispiece and 2 full-page maps to the text, 2 as plates, 23 plates. Original sand buckram, title gilt to spine and upper board, top edge gilt, others uncut. First and only edition. Important regional study of the Arabian Gulf, published in response to the grant of the Baghdad Railway concession by the Ottoman Government to a German-backed consortium. Assesses the economic, military and political implications of rival claims in the various states of the area. - Whigham was a well-connected Scottish author who emigrated to America and worked as drama critic on the Chicago Tribune, and as a war correspondent at the Spanish-American and Russo-Japanese Wars. A close friend and correspondent of British Persian Gulf opinion-makers Lord Curzon and Sir Percy Cox, Whigham wrote the book, based on his extensive travels in the region, at the request of Lord Curzon, who had "advised [him] to go to the Gulf [and] instructed his subordinate officials in that part of the world to give me all the assistance in their power." Whigham is probably best remembered as a prominent amateur golfer, winner of the second and third US Amateur Championships, and author of "How to play Golf", the first golf instruction manual illustrated from action photographs. - Ink ownership stamp of Charles C. Sterrett, an American Presbyterian missionary to the Christian population in the region, to the front pastedown. Binding a little rubbed and spotted, endpapers foxed. Small inked library stamp and cancellation to the title page, otherwise very good. Diba Collection 1978, 227. Wilson 243. OCLC 2987283.
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Whigham, H[enry] J[ames].
The Persian Problem. An examination of the rival positions of Russia and Great Britain in Persia with some account of the Persian Gulf and Bagdad Railway. London, Isbister and Co., 1903.
8vo. XVI, 424 pp. Folding map frontispiece and 2 full-page maps to the text, 2 as plates, 23 plates. Original sand buckram, title gilt to spine and upper board, top edge gilt. First and only edition. Important regional study of the Arabian Gulf, published in response to the grant of the Baghdad Railway concession by the Ottoman Government to a German-backed consortium. Assesses the economic, military and political implications of rival claims in the various states of the area. - Whigham was a well-connected Scottish author who emigrated to America and worked as drama critic on the Chicago Tribune, and as a war correspondent at the Spanish-American and Russo-Japanese Wars. A close friend and correspondent of British Persian Gulf opinion-makers Lord Curzon and Sir Percy Cox, Whigham wrote the book, based on his extensive travels in the region, at the request of Lord Curzon, who had "advised [him] to go to the Gulf [and] instructed his subordinate officials in that part of the world to give me all the assistance in their power". Whigham is probably best remembered as a prominent amateur golfer, winner of the second and third US Amateur Championships, and author of "How to Play Golf", the first golf instruction manual illustrated from action photographs. Diba Collection 1978, 227. Wilson 243. OCLC 2987283.
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White, George Ransom.
Polish vs. Egyptian Arabian Horses / Polski Arabski kon a Egipski. My Visit to Polish State Stud / Moja Wizyta w Polskim Stadzie Panstwowym. Nashville, George Random White, [1938].
4to. 24 pp., including two black-and-white plates. Text in English and Polish. Bound in printed card covers as issued. Sole edition of this extremely rare publication, printed for private circulation, describing with great excitement the Polish programme of Arabian horse-breeding in the 1930s. On the eve of WWII, Dr George White visited the Polish State Stud and provides an invaluable record of the horses kept there, listing the stallions and mares he saw by name, as well as the names of those recently deceased. In 1939-40, many of Poland's prized Arabians were confiscated by the Russian and German armies, virtually demolishing the breeding programme in that country. - White had travelled the world comparing Arabian horses, having visited Egypt already in 1929 for that purpose, but was awestruck by what he discovered in Poland: "I had seen Arabian horses on four of the five continents of the world, but never before had such an Arabian horse display been exhibited before me ... The Polish Arab is superior in all material respects to the Egyptian". The plate at the end depicts "the author's conception of the world's two greatest living Arabian stallions - Kaszimir and Ofir", belonging to Prince Witold Czartoryski and to the Polish State Stud respectively, and White offers the prediction that "the day is not far distant when the countries of the world will be looking toward Poland for suitable foundation stock in the form of mares and stallions to either start or improve their Arabian horse breeding projects". - George Ransom White (b. 1874) was a friend and advisor to General Jacob M. Dickinson (1890-1963), the owner of Travellers Rest Stud in Nashville, TN. Dickinson began to import Polish Arabians in 1938 following Dr White's advice. - Rare: OCLC shows two copies worldwide, at the National Library of Poland and the British Library.
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White, Patrick
LET US BE FREE: A NARRATIVE BEFORE AND DURING THE INTIFADA
Clifton NJ: The Kingston Press Inc 1989. PB. fine wraps softcover. B&W illustrations. ISBN 0940670356 This book "is really about loving and admiring the Christians and Moslem Palestinian people particularly students at Bethlehem University." 134pp. The Kingston Press, Inc unknown
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : BOOKS055943I ISBN : 0940670356 9780940670358
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White, Paul J. (editor); Logan, William S. (editor)
Remaking the Middle East
Oxford United Kingdom: Berg Publishers 1997. Trade Paperback. Very Good. <br/> <br/> Berg Publishers paperback
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 311898 ISBN : 1859731686 9781859731680
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WHITTING (P. D.)
Monnaies byzantines.
Fribourg, Office du Livre, 1973. Fort in-8 reliure éditeur pleine toile bleu nuit sous jaq. ill., 311 pp., 457 ill. phot. de médailles en noir et en coul., appendices, index. (L'Univers des Monnaies").
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 521941
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Wiedemann, Eilhard / Hauser, Fritz.
Über die Uhren im Bereich der islamischen Kultur. Halle, Ehrhardt Karras für die Akademie in Kommission bei Wilh. Engelmann in Leipzig, 1915.
Folio. 272 pp. With 136 text illustrations. Modern half cloth with gilststamped spine title. Study of mediaeval Arabic clock-making techniques, based on published works and unpublished Arabic manuscripts. - Perfectly preserved in a modern private library binding. OCLC 4703118. Nova Acta: Abh. der Kaiserl. Leop.-Carol. Deutschen Akademie der Naturforscher, Bd. C Nr. 5.
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Wietz, J. K.
Sitten, Gebräuche und Trachten der Bewohner des osmanischen und türkischen Reiches. Prague, Bohmann, 1828.
8vo. 181, (3) pp., final blank f. With 20 engraved plates in original hand colour. Contemporary boards. First edition, issued in ten separate instalments. An entire chapter is dedicated to the Wahhabi Bedouin Arabs, their customs and costumes. The charming engravings in vibrant original hand colour are based on Castellan's 1812 "Moeurs", each plate containing several meticulous costume illustrations. - Spine sunned. Contemporary ownership "S. M. Mayer zu Klagenfurt" on title page; additional (partly deleted) ownership on flyleaf. Very clean altogether. Rare. Formerly in the Ottoman collection of the Swiss industrialist Herry W. Schaefer. Atabey 1333. OCLC 255511974. Not in Lipperheide, Colas, or Hiler.
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Wilken, Robert L.
The Land Called Holy : Palestine in Christian History and Thought
New Haven CT U.S.A.: Yale University Press 1992. Hardback. Very Good. Light wear. <br/> <br/> Yale University Press hardcover
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 311083 ISBN : 0300054912 9780300054910
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WILKINSON T. J
Town and Country in Southeastern Anatolia: Vol. I: Settlement and Land Use at Kurban Hoyuk and Other Sites in the Lower Karababa Basin
Chicago: Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago. As New in As New dust jacket. 1990. Hardcover. 0918986648 . Oriental Institute Publications Volume 109. Illustrated. First edition. As new in like dust jacket. Still in original shrinkwrap. . Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago hardcover books
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 23791 ISBN : 0918986648 9780918986641
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WILKINSON, T. J
Town and Country in Southeastern Anatolia: Vol. I: Settlement and Land Use at Kurban Hoyuk and Other Sites in the Lower Karababa Basin
Chicago: Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago. As New in As New dust jacket. 1990. Hardcover. 0918986648 . Oriental Institute Publications Volume 109. Illustrated. First edition. As new in like dust jacket. Still in original shrinkwrap. . Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago hardcover
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 23791 ISBN : 0918986648 9780918986641
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WILLEMART H. et P.
DOSSIER DU MOYEN-ORIENT ARABE géographie, économie, politique
1969 broché (paperback) in-octavo, dos et première de couverture ornés d'une illustration photographique en couleurs (spine and front cover illustrated in colour), illustrations hors-texte - les cartes (maps) sont de Willy Rousseau et Fils, 352 pages, 1969 à Paris Marabout Université,
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 2655
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Willemart Pierre
Pour Jérusalem, Croisade Et Djihâd, 1099-1187
Felin 1988 In-8 broché 20,5 cm sur 14,2. 397 pages. Bon état d’occasion.
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 115774
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WILLEMART, H. e P.
Dossier du Moyen-Orient arabe. Geographie, économie, politique
350, [2] pp., ill. in nero e a colori f.t.; 19 cm. Mezza tela artigianale, tit. in oro al dorso. Poche sottolineature a matita nel testo
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Willemsen Roger
An Afghan Journey
London: Haus Pub 2007 London: Haus 2007. First edition in English. 8vo. Red cloth binding 219 pp. illustrated throughout with striking color photographs. New in new dust jacket protected with an archival-quality mylar cover. Haus Pub hardcover
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 016631 ISBN : 1905791038 9781905791033
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