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réf. 86898aafFDribourg, Office du Livre 1974, in-4to, 125 S., reich ill., Original-Leinenband.
réf. 87414aafLondon, Heinemann, 1976, in-4to, 264 p., richly ill., copy from the archives of the publisher with stamp ‘Exemplaire d’Archive’, original clothbound with jacket.
1930réf. 71801930 Chez l auteur Etienne Petitjean 1930 In4 cartonnage éditeur vignette de titre collée, format 34cmX25cm cartonnage éditeur édition originale non paginée - 24 dessins humoristiques à pleine page
réf. 29910Paris Gallimard in-4° 160 pp
2010réf. gr536E/P/A Broché 2010 In-4 (20*25 cm.), 159 pages, couverture à rabats décorée d'un golfeur en relief, mode d'emploi, nombreux dessins d'illustrations des postures de golf, par Jean-Pierre Tairaz, professeur à Paris au Golf de St Cloud ; quelques incidents sur la couverture, intérieur très frais, bel état général. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
1990réf. 17ExParis Addimm 1990 In 8 carré 118 pages - broché - trés nombreuses photographies - trés bon etat
1990réf. 17ExParis Addimm 1990 In 8 carré 118 pages - broché - trés nombreuses photographies - trés bon etat
réf. 500308867Broquet Sans date.
réf. QWA-19822Golf Magazine BC Editions, 1991, in-4 rel. toile verte (24,5 x 29,5), 95 p., nombreuses illustrations en n. et en coul., bon état.
Small folio (216 x 294 mm). (16), CCXIX, (9) pp. With 3 large folding engraved plates. Contemporary green half calf with gilt spine and marbled covers. Only edition of this rare study decribing a celestial globe with Cufic lettering in the Borgia Museum at Velletri. The book also contains a dissertation on the astronomy of the Arabs, with Arabic excerpts from the works of Ahmed al-Farghani (Alfraganus; cf. GAL I, 221), one of the most famous mediaeval Muslim astronomers. Simone Assemani (1752-1821), a great-nephew of Joseph Assemani, the cataloguer of the oriental manuscripts in the Vatican library, is best known for his catalogue of the manuscripts and Cufic coins in the Naniana in Venice (cf. Fück 125). - Calf somewhat worn at spine-ends and hinges. Old library shelfmark label pasted on inside of upper cover. A fine copy. Brunet VI, 8185. DG 7.9265. M. H. Fikri, Treasures from the Arab Scientific Legacy in Europe, no. 13 (with full-page illustration).
1935Large 8vo. X, 342 pp. With portrait frontispiece and 62 illustrations on 23 plates. Original red cloth. First edition. - "The travels (c. 1934) of an Arab girl in the Near and Middle East, including a journey with her brother through Lebanon, Iran and the Persian Gulf. The author, a feminist of sorts, visits Tehran, the Caspian region, Esfahan, Persepolis, Shiraz and Bushehr. She views Reza Shah favorably, 'the roads are safe', modernization, industrial plants, etc." (Ghani). Also contains chapters on her sojourn in the "romantic pearl islands of Bahrein" (with an illustration of the author in local Bahraini costume, a gift of the ruler and his wife). - Occasional slight foxing, but well preserved. Ghani 208. OCLC 18175528. Not in Macro, Bibliography of the Arabian Peninsula.
4to. XXIV, 231 pp., final blank page. Original Italian carta rustica binding, spine reinforced with paper and bearing a handwritten title-label. First Italian edition of this detailed report of a journey from Constantinople to Poland via Bulgaria and Moldavia. A snapshot of the Ottoman Balkans and their varied inhabitants in the mid-18th century, enriched with an intriguing description of the ruins of Troy. - The journey was untertaken by the Jesuit polymath Boscovich (1711-87) together with the British ambassador to the Sublime Porte Sir James Porter (1710-86). Boscovich, who is today celebrated for having anticipated features of atomic physics as early as 1758 in his "Philosophiae naturalis theoria", had travelled to Constantinople in 1761 with the Venetian ambassador Pierre Correro to observe the transit of Venus. As he arrived late and failed to observe the transit, Boscovich accompanied Sir James on his return to England via Poland, the outbreak of war between Austria and the Ottoman Empire having rendered other routes impassable. From Poland Boscovich then proceeded to St Petersburg, where he was elected a member of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Ill health soon compelled him to return to Italy. - Couched as a travel diary, the account covers the entirety of Boscovich's journey to Poland from 25 May to 15 July 1762, describing in detail the small villages and towns he visited. From Ragusan merchants to Greek princes, and the quality of 'eau de vie' in Bulgar villages, Boscovich notes details with the detached skill of the scientist. The account of the 'mihmandar', the Ottoman official assigned to act as a guide-cum-minder for diplomatic travellers within the empire, is a particularly substantial one. The work concludes with an account of the ruins of Troy as observed by Correro in 1761, as well as a brief summary of Boscovich's forthcoming magnum opus, the five-volume "Opera pertinentia ad opticam et astronomiam" (1785). - The "Journal" was first published in French in 1772; the present edition is the first in the original Italian. An alleged 1772 Italian edition recorded by De Backer/S. appears to be a ghost. - Hinges and head of spine worn. Binding somewhat foxed and loosened in places. A light waterstain to the lower corner of a few leaves. Acquired in 1890 from the Italian bookseller Franceschini as noted on front pastedown. Untrimmed, wide-margined copy. De Backer/S. I, 1844, 87. DSB II, 331. Whyte, Boscovich, p. 220. OCLC 20041024. Cf. Atabey 137 (1772 ed.). Not in Blackmer or Weber.
19658°, CARTONATO VERDE CON TITOLO IN ORO AL DORSO, SOVR. CON FOTO A COLORI (P. MONTI), PG. 229 (3), RICCAMENTE ILL. DA FOTO E DISEGNI B.N. N.T., EDIZIONE PRODOTTA DA PEPPI BATTAGLINI, LIEVI SEGNI, BUONO STATO. PRIMA EDIZIONE. (D-1C)
1983réf. 03445New York, Random House, 1983. Hln, OU, 192S, gut
1926réf. 001779New York: George H. Doran Company 1926. Very Good condition. A few brown speckles foxing on 4 or 5 preliminary pages. No owner's name or bookplate. Bright clean square tight. Scarce book on golf. Among 9 chapters are: Why Men Play; Hazards and Clubs; An Honest Golfer on the Links of Life; The Democracy and Courtesy of Golf; Don't Press; The Theology of Golf; The First Hole and Last; etc. Cited in Donovan/Murdoch #38320 THE GAME OF GOLF AND THE PRINTED WORD 1566-1985 A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF GOLF LITERATURE. Publisher's logo GHD monogram appears at the foot of the title page. 1st ed No additional printings listed. Hardcover. Original red cloth/No Dust Jacket. 143pp. George H. Doran Company Hardcover
1930réf. ALB-1091930. Photo album; Silver prints 25. A boldly designed promotional album for John Schmook's Gulf Service Station in Lancaster Pennsylvania. The album produced by Gulf and distributed to franchised gas stations displays printed slogans and handwritten captions consistent with the album's roadside aesthetic as well as prescribed placeholders for predetermined photographs to accompany the customer-service driven catchphrases and service descriptions. The images primarily depict station attendants performing basic services such as oil changes radiator checks and tire replacements all while adhering to the "Gulf Guide of Gulflex Service" alongside interior and exterior shots of Schmook's station. Come and get "That Good Gulf Gasoline." Images 2 1/4 x 3 1/4 to 8 x 10 inches mounted to 10 x 13 inch pages with graphically printed captions and slogans. unknown
8vo. X, 82 pp. Wrappers. First edition of this exceptionally rare study in historical economics, exploring the ancient trade routes to East India and Arabia in pre-Muhammadian times, citing many Greek sources. The linguist J. G. Eichhorn (1752-1827) was professor of oriental languages at Göttingen, where he also taught political history and literary history. - A very clean, well-preserved copy: contemporary note of acquisition on title page; two typographical errors noted on the errata page have been corrected by the owner. Kress 7102. Roscher 913. ADB V, 731. OCLC 65352288.
4to. 64, 852, (2) pp. With title vignette, 3 headpieces, 2 tailpieces, 5 initials, folding plan, and 23 portraits (all engraved). Contemporary calf with giltstamped ownership "N. H. v. Engelhard" to upper cover. "First edition in German" (Atabey), translated by J. L. Schmidt. The principal work of Dimitrie Cantemir, Prince of Moldavia (1673-1723), author of numerous learned historical works. With the author's portrait, portraits of the Turkish rulers, and a layout plan of the city of Constantinople. - Endpapers stamped "Andre S." and with ms. ownership "H. W. Lado" (both 18th-century ownerships); deleted stamp to title page; occasional edge repairs. Formerly in the Ottoman collection of the Swiss industrialist Herry W. Schaefer. Atabey 192. Graesse II, 38. Ebert 3465. OCLC 630479705.
1835Large 8vo. 10 vols. Contemp. marbled half calf with giltstamped spine label. With 10 woodcut vignettes on half-title, 8 engr. maps, and a large plan of Constantinople (rather browned). First edition of the author's principal publication, a standard work unsurpassed to this day. Also discusses the holy cities of Mecca and Medina, which were part of the Ottoman Empire since 1517. Hammer, father of Ottoman Studies and founder of modern orientalist scholarship in Austria, was one of the 19th century's greatest specialists on the Near East. - The map belonging to vol. 7 is bound at the end of vol. 8 in error. Bindings somewhat rubbed; spines, spine-ends and corners bumped. From the library of the Royal Prussian Hussar Guard Regiment (with their stamps, giltstamped spine labels, and giltstamped shelfmark). ADB X, 483. Brunet III, 32. Graesse III, 205. Goedeke VII, 765, 75. OCLC 6139878.
8vo. 2 parts in 1 volume. XII, 303, (1) pp. VIII, 262 pp., final blank. Contemporary hald cloth with handwritten spine label. First edition of this history of the Ottoman Empire between 1826 and 1856, by the Prussian orientalist and diplomat Rosen (1821-91). - From the library of the German diplomat Friedrich Werner von der Schulenburg (1875-1944), one of the conspirators against Hitler. From 1922 to 1931 Schulenburg served as German envoy to Iran. His handwritten ownership is dated "Tehran, 1928"; his bookplate is on the front pastedown. For his involvement in the tragically failed plot of 20 July 1944, Schulenburg was executed on November 10. - Well preserved copy.
8vo. XVI, 167, (17) pp. Contemporary half calf with handwritten spine label. First edition. Selections from Arabic works on medicine and natural science in the original language appended with separate title page (in Arabic): extracts from the "Kitab tahdib al-asma", by Abu Zakariya Yahya al-Nawawi, "Kitab 'uyun alanba' fi tabaqat al-atibba'", by Ibn Abi Usaybi'a, and "Tabaqat as-safiiyya", by Ibn Suhba. - The German orientalist H. F. Wüstenfeld (1808-99), considered one of the greatest literary historians of Arabic, studied theology and oriental languages at Göttingen and Berlin. He taught at Göttingen, becoming a professor there (1842-90), and published many important Arabic texts and valuable works on Arabic history. - Binding somewhat rubbed; some foxing. Old handwritten pencil notes to flyleaf; handwritten ownership to title. A good copy. Macro 2345. Ibrahim-Hilmy II, 342.
réf. 55018Marl: Skulpturenmuseum Glaskasten and Adolf-Grimme-Institut 1981. Square octavo 20.5 × 21.4 cm. Original pictorial wrappers; 60 pp. with reproductions of video stills. Wrappers fox-stained at lower edge and with larger scuff mark; leaves with very faint crease at the upper corner; one leaf detached from the binding; else good. Catalog for an exhibition of German video art which was shown in April and May at the Sculpture Museum of the city of Marl. The internationally little-known city on the western edge of Germany is significant for the country's media landscape as it is home to the most important media award in the FRG. The Grimme Prize Institute organized the exhibition in the hope that video art could make a contribution to the quality of television - not only directly by becoming a component of it but also because it is understood both as a critical accompaniment to the medium and as a field of experimentation. The exhibition was opened with a discussion about experimental and commercial television which is printed in the catalog. Works by the most renowned German video artists were exhibited. The catalog documents video works by: Joseph Beuys Klaus vom Bruch Peter Campus Wendelin Glatzel Klemens Golf Bernd Kracke Ulrich Rückriem Lukas Rahm Klaus Rinke Ulrike Rosenbach Werner Schmiedel Richard Serra and Herbert Wentscher. As of September 2025 KVK OCLC find only one copy in North America. unknown
Large 4to (20.6 x 28.5 cm). (3), 14, (3). With one map in the text, 3 folding diagrams and 4 numbered plates (plate II and IV comprising 3 pages each), as well as 4 corresponding pages of captions. Original printed wrappers. Stapled and perforated. Rare conference paper for the Seventh Arab Petroleum Congress organized by the Secretariat General of the League of Arab States, held in Kuwait from March 16 to 22, 1970. Authored by the geologist Galal Loutfi and the paleontologist Ali Salama Jaber, it discusses the stratigraphiy of three oil fields in the Kuwait-Saudi Arabian Neutral Zone offshore area, namely Khafji, Hout, and Dorra. The illustrations show the geologic profile of the area with its various rock formations, as well as microfacies of four different kinds of limestone in a total of 33 figures. - Front cover slightly brownstained along edges; a larger trace of glue on inside of lower cover; interior otherwise crisp and clean. A single copy located in libraries worldwide (Muséum d'histoire naturelle, Genève). OCLC 716527649.
Large 4to. VI, 147, (1) pp. With 10 folding maps and plates stored loosely in envelope. Original printed wrappers. Front cover with owner's stamp "W. R. Farrand". - Binding slightly rubbed, larger tears to spine.
Colour-printed map, 889 x 632 mm. Scale 1:250,000. First edition. A rare, large full-colour geological map of Palestine, sheet 3, partly revised from aerial photographs by the Geological Section. The key lists era and type of rock, from Precambrian grey and red granites to Neogene sandstones and recent dune deposits, and illustrates both known and predicted fault lines across the earthquake-prone region. However, geology was evidently not the sole concern: international and district boundaries are noted along with railways, various roads, wadis, Arab and Jewish villages individually marked, monasteries and convents, khirba ruins and tell mounds, and sheikhs' tombs. This provides a holistic and detailed map showing Palestinian human settlements, water cycles, geological deposits, and transport corridors during the Mandate period. - Fully and professionally backed in cloth.
