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2002rif. feb01789Fundatia Culturala Romana 2002. First. Used book For more details and availability please contact me Fundatia Culturala Romana unknown
2001rif. feb01792Albatros 2001. First. Used book For more details and availability please contact me Albatros unknown
1996rif. feb01790Galaxia 1996. First. Used book For more details and availability please contact me Galaxia unknown
1999rif. feb01791Atlas 1999. First. Used book For more details and availability please contact me Atlas unknown
1933rif. 93677Londres, MacMillan and Co, 1933, in-8, XXIV-342 pp. 1 carte, Cartonnage éditeur de toile brune, Édition originale de ce récit de voyages effectués par Sir Aurel Stein (1862-1943), archéologue et explorateur britannique d'origine hongroise. Il est illustré de 147 figures hors texte, parfois dépliantes ou en couleurs, accompagnées des serpentes légendées d'origine ainsi que d'une carte dépliante en fin de volume. Cet ouvrage est le fruit de trois expéditions effectuées par Stein en 1900-1901, 1906-1908 et 1913-1916, soit presque de 7 ans de voyage, la plupart du temps à pied ou à cheval, sur une distance de plus de 40 000 kilomètres, dans le Turkestan chinois et aux alentours. En tant que spécialiste reconnu de la région, le président de l'Université d'Harvard aux États-Unis lui demande de donner une série de conférences sur ses expéditions. C'est à cette occasion qu'il rédige son récit. Au contraire de celles publiées précédemment, cette relation de voyage est destinée à un public large et non spécialiste, dans le but de faire une introduction géographique, historique et ethnographique de la région. Cartonnage frotté notamment aux coins et coiffes, quelques petites taches. Bon état intérieur. Couverture rigide
1912rif. ABE-1771058709876Original first edition. Volume II ONLY. Octavo 2417.9cm xxii 492pp. Original binding. Ex-library removal marks on bottom spine and front cover usual library markings on pastedowns title page small stamps on plates. Complete with all pages plates maps tissue guards. Bright internal text pages and plates. London: Macmillan and Co., 1912 hardcover
rif. 2256313 St Albans Villas Highgate Rise Saturday no date. Two pages 12mo one edge frayed mainly good condition. "I do not know anything about the R. Society of Literature & the public which assembles there but I am happy to lecture on the 9th of July on either of the following subjects which I have just now elision on my hands. 1. 'In subjects connected with & objects exhibited in the Br.M. British Museum' This would be spicy & amusing. 2. 'On Shemitic art'' Elaborate profound & dull. 3. 'On American monuments of art'. A subject about which neither the lecturer nor the audience knows sic much but for which I have some unique illustrations though on a very small scale - the illustrations of the work I just now write. 4. 'On the forgeries of antique monuments & on the of some connoisseurs.' Select whatever you think the most convenient & let me know." Docketed "Pulszky The Secretary to Kossuth" in another hand. 13 St Albans Villas, Highgate Rise, Saturday (no date). unknown
rif. H2324Felka 1892-1896. 8vo. Zusammen 21 S. auf Deutsch gutes Exemplar. Scherfel: Apother Botaniker Pflanzensammler Herbarium. unknown
1919rif. 28447Paris: Maison du livre 1919. Fine. Maison du livre Paris 1919 12.50 x 19 cm broché First edition on ordinary paper. Ecstatic autograph inscription signed full-page by the author to Robert Desnos : ""Merde / Robert Desnos"". Spine faded repaired first cover lined with small marginal repairs lower cover missing. A precious relic. Maison du livre unknown
2015rif. Manohar-9780415720502Routledge 2015. Hardcover. New. Routledge hardcover
2015rif. Manohar-9780415720502Routledge 2015. Hardcover. New. Routledge hardcover
1947rif. 3194Budapest 1947. Fine conditon. Bernath writes about current affairs and an exhibition in Paris. unknown
1909rif. 1270Budapest: S.n. 1909. First Hungarian separate edition. Short note in pencil probably by Stein’s hand on front cover “A szerző megbízásából” Author’s commission. In publisher’s printed wrappers. Front cover rubbed. Small damage to the tail of spine. Inside clean and firm. Overall in very good condition. First Hungarian separate edition. Short note in pencil probably by Stein’s hand on front cover “A szerző megbízásából” Author’s commission. In publisher’s printed wrappers. 30 p. First Hungarian separate edition of Stein’s report on his second major expedition to Central Asia between 1906 and 1908. Stein read the paper at the Hungarian Geographical Society on April 23 and 26 1909 and it was first published in “Földrajzi Közlemények” Vol. 37 no. 7–8 1909. pp. 281–94; 329–44 . This is its offprint edition with separate page numbers. Subsequently an English translation was also published in Hungary. Sir Marc Aurél Stein 1862–1943 was a Hungarian born British archaeologist mainly concerned with exploring ancient Central Asia. Member of “The Most Eminent Order of the Indian Empire” as Knight Commander KCIE and Fellow of British Academy. He made four major expeditions to Central Asia in 1900 1906–1908 1913–1916 and 1930. His greatest discovery was made at Mogao Caves also known as “Caves of the Thousand Buddhas” near Dunhuang in 1907. The Stein collection mostly manuscripts and other relics has been placed in the British Library the British Museum and partly to the Srinagar Museum and the National Museum in New Delhi. . [S.n.] unknown
1901rif. 1246S.n.: N.p. 1901. First separate edition. Offprint from the Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society. In publisher’s yellow wrappers. Traces of folding. Cover somewhat dusted. Title and date in pencil on cover. Pages wavy at lower edge. Otherwise in very good condition. First separate edition. Offprint from the Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society. In publisher’s yellow wrappers. 295–300 2 p. Stein’s early paper on the archeological excavations and findings in Khotan during his first major expedition to Central-Asia in 1900–1901. Originally published in Journal of the Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland Volume 33 Issue 2 April 1901. Sir Marc Aurél Stein 1862–1943 was a Hungarian born British archaeologist mainly concerned with exploring ancient Central Asia. Member of “The Most Eminent Order of the Indian Empire” as Knight Commander KCIE and Fellow of British Academy. He made four major expeditions to Central Asia in 1900 1906–1908 1913–1916 and 1930. His greatest discovery was made at Mogao Caves also known as “Caves of the Thousand Buddhas” near Dunhuang in 1907. The Stein collection mostly manuscripts and other relics has been placed in the British Library the British Museum and partly to the Srinagar Museum and the National Museum in New Delhi. . [N.p.] unknown
2003rif. BN420960König 2003. 2003. Cast - Abguss : eine Skulptur ; deutscher Abguss des englisch-deutschen Wörterbuchs Cast - Abguss : eine Skulptur ; deutscher Abguss des englisch-deutschen Wörterbuchs Erwin Wurm. Galerie Aurel Scheibler König unknown
1941rif. ABE-1663294676224Reprint of the 1907 Oxford first edition. Printed in Peking with a 1941 date on front covers and 1939 on copyright pages. Small quarto 27.5206 cm LWH wt: 2.4 kg xxiv 621pp plus 38 plates; viii 238pp plus 119 plates. 2 volumes complete. Wear to spines with minor loss internal pages in unread condition with the top page edges still uncut. Reprinted in Peking, China, 1941 paperback
1929rif. ABE-1686803480689First edition. Folio 3425.9cm viii 114pp 267p-380p illustrated with 2 plates. Rebound retaining original wrappers. Ink stamp erased from half title. Front wrapper creased. Edges untrimmed. Top edges uncut. Part III ONLY. Oxford: At the Clarendon Press, 1929 hardcover
1909rif. 1271Budapest: S.n. 1909. First English separate edition. Text in English. In publisher’s printed wrappers. Wrappers restored. Pages with traces of creasing. Otherwise in very good condition. First English separate edition. Text in English. In publisher’s printed wrappers. 28 p. First English separate edition of Stein’s report on his second major expedition to Central Asia between 1906 and 1908. The text is the translation of the paper Stein read at the Hungarian Geographical Society on April 23 and 26 1909 as it is stated on the first page. Although it reads on the cover in German that this is a separate offprint it is misleading because in “Földrajzi Közlemények” the paper was published in Hungarian supposedly the cover title of the Hungarian edition was – by mistake – also translated and for some reason not into English but German. The first English journal edition with slightly different text is the one in Geographical Journal for July and September 1909 which is the text of Stein’s lecture to the Royal Geographical Society meeting of 8 March 1909. Sir Marc Aurél Stein 1862–1943 was a Hungarian born British archaeologist mainly concerned with exploring ancient Central Asia. Member of “The Most Eminent Order of the Indian Empire” as Knight Commander KCIE and Fellow of British Academy. He made four major expeditions to Central Asia in 1900 1906–1908 1913–1916 and 1930. His greatest discovery was made at Mogao Caves also known as “Caves of the Thousand Buddhas” near Dunhuang in 1907. The Stein collection mostly manuscripts and other relics has been placed in the British Library the British Museum and partly to the Srinagar Museum and the National Museum in New Delhi. . [S.n.] unknown
rif. BN520360Motilal Banarsidass. Serindia Vol. V. Maps Serindia Vol. V. Maps Marc Aurel Stein Motilal Banarsidass unknown
1929rif. 030709London: Macmillan and Co Ltd 1929. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Ruddy cloth gilt front corners and head bumped white soiling on the rear. Foxed interior. Gilt top edge. Contains 50 plates 2 folding panoramic views and 2 folding colour maps. Review copy with publisher's notice laid in. Stein traced Alexander the Great's march of conquest towards India which opened up that area to classical Western culture. Macmillan and Co Ltd Hardcover
1933rif. NF3948ON ANCIENT CENTRAL-ASIAN TRACKS BRIEF NARRATIVE OF THREE EXPEDITIONS IN INNERMOST ASIA AND NORTH-WESTERN CHINA Macmillan 1933 first edition t.p.e.'s gold gilt light wear to fore edge corner tips a bit more so to the spine extremities which reveal several short closed tears else a near vg copy with near fine contents replete with all photos illustrations color plates and fold-outs called for. Macmillan unknown
1933rif. NF3948ON ANCIENT CENTRAL-ASIAN TRACKS BRIEF NARRATIVE OF THREE EXPEDITIONS IN INNERMOST ASIA AND NORTH-WESTERN CHINA Macmillan 1933 first edition t.p.e.'s gold gilt light wear to fore edge corner tips a bit more so to the spine extremities which reveal several short closed tears else a near vg copy with near fine contents replete with all photos illustrations color plates and fold-outs called for. Macmillan unknown books
1929rif. 48589Macmillan 1929. Roy. 8vo. First Edition with frontispiece plates inc. 2 folding panoramas and 2 folding coloured maps neat ignature on front paste-down; original teracotta cloth upper board blocked in gilt gilt back gil top uncut trivial nick at extreme head of backstrip else a very good bright crisp clean copy. With personal bookplates on front paste-down. SCARCE IN THIS CONDITION. Macmillan, hardcover
1904rif. 2154Washington DC: Smithsonian Institution 1904. First. Orig Printed Wraps. VG. pp 747-774 with plates 1-7 from the Smithsonian Report for 1903. Map showing a portion of Chinese Turkestan taken from Stein's original. Very scarce Stein offprint/ephemera. VG in original printed Smithsonian wrappers. Smithsonian Institution unknown
1933rif. C102996London: Macmillan 1933. First Edition. Hardback. Hardcover Hardcover. Very Good. First Edition. Hardback. Crown 8vo. Original publishers full maroon cloth lettered gilt at spine. Front cover with embossed gilt roundel showing Athena with arm outstretched brandishing the aegis incorporating the gorgoneion Stein's personal emblem top edge gilt others uncut.With panoramic views 20 colour plates123 b.w. photos fold-out map 342p. index. Neat small inscription on fep to Leonard Harrison Matthews 1901Ã1986 from his parents dated May 1933. He was a distinguished British zoologist especially known for his research and writings on marine mammals. Top front corner very slightly bumped otherwise bright clean very good indeed. Excellent condition. Macmillan, hardcover