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1933Roy. 8vo., First Edition, with a coloured frontispiece, 16 fine coloured plates (complete with captioned guards) on 15, 123 monochrome plates on 78, 8 large folding monochrome panoramas and a large folding coloured map, some very light occasional marginal spotting as often; original sienna cloth, gilt back, upper cover blocked in gilt, gilt top, uncut, one or two leaves unopened, joints a trifle rubbed else a very good, bright, crisp copy. VERY SCARCE
1943Pages 505-532. Features: Cover photo portrait of Anthony Eden; Three pages of illustrations of life aboard H.M.S. "Indomitable"; Book review of "Head-Hunting in the Solomon Islands" by Caroline Mytinger; Photos of the Fifth and Eighth Armies advancing in Italy; Two pages of photos illustrate Allied crossings of the Volturno by bridge and water in Italy; Two pages of photos of troops in action in the Volturno River battle and a service for three war correspondents killed in action on September 28; Article on our far eastern theatre of the war; Photos of war in the far east - bombing Marcus Island, wrecked landscape at Lae, New Guinea, the destroyed Japanese base at Salamaua, Hansa Bay shipping being attacked, and parachute bombs being dropped on a Japanese anti-aircraft unit in the Wewak area of New Guinea; Two-page illustration of E-Boats attacking a North Sea convoy being routed; One-page map shows Russia's mighty victories against Germany; Eight photos illustrate the great summer Soviet offensive continuing apace; Aerial photo of night attack on Hanover, plus daylight photo of the resulting destruction; Early photo of the Avro York; Photos and details of U.S. and Canadian awards and medals; Six photos of the Fifth Army rehearsing how to cross the Volturno; Three impressive photos of Britain's anti-aircraft guns on parade; Page of illustrations explain the new British all-steel fireproof lifeboat designed for oil tankers; Photos of personalities of the week include Sayid Daourd Al Haidari, L.V.L. Whateley, The Marquis and Marchioness of Linlithgow, Louis Mountbatten in China, General Konev, General Feodor Tolbukhin, Sir Henry Strakosch, Professor Max Reinhardt, Dr. F.J. Poynton, Sir Aurel Stein, Lt. Mark Bonham-Carter, Major T.P. Butler, Leiut. J.M. Marshall, and Lt.-Com. J. Cortland-Simpson; Page of photos of the funeral of Admiral of the Fleet Sir Dudley Pound; Photos of artifacts discovered at Point Hope, Alaska; Seven photos of joyous repatriated POWs arriving in Leith aboard three ships; and more. Unmarked with average wear. Spine taped. A sound vintage copy. Book
1996cm. 17 x 24, x-518 pp. Fondazione Giorgio Cini - Studi di musica veneta Fin dalle origini l?umanit? ha espresso profonde emozioni attraverso la danza, sempre presente nei riti e nelle cerimonie di tutte le culture, con un ruolo importante anche nella musica e nello spettacolo occidentale. Il ballo - battistrada per le ricerche sull?astrazione dell?ermetismo - ? presente in questo volume nell?accezione teatrale, con l?approfondimento di quel ?super-genere? che ? il pantomimo, in una silloge di rilevanti studi per onorare la memoria di un grande maestro: Aurel Millos. Since the beginning of time mankind has expressed deep emotion through dance, ever present in rituals and ceremonies of all cultures, with an important r?le in music and theatrical events of the West. Dance - leading the way to research on the abstraction of hermeticism - is present in this volume in its theatrical form, probing into its ?super-genre? which is pantomime in a collection of important studies to honour the memory of a great master. 1021 gr. x-518 p.
2000réf. 13149Regensburg : F. Pustet, 2000. Kaiser aus Pflicht (Mit einem Geleitwort von Ernst Vogt) 207 S.; 22 cm illustrierter Pappband / gebundene Ausgabe
1978réf. 3124130Recklinghausen: Kunsthalle 1978. (58) Seiten. Mit einigen Abbildungen. Gr. 8° (22,5-25 cm). Illustrierte Orig.-Broschur. [Softcover / Paperback].
1961réf. 800868Leipzig: Teubner, 1961. XXIV; 219 S., gebundene Ausgabe.
1889réf. 351CBNeu-Ruppin, Dampf-Schnellpressendruck (= Progr. Nr. 81), 1889. gr.8°, 21 S., original Heft,, Erstausgabe schöner alter Stempel der Lehrerbibliothek eines alteingesessenen Frankfurter Gymnasiums auf Titelseite, kleine Eckfehlstelle und minimal angerändert, sonst kaum altersspurige Broschur (LI 01, Ordner 24)
1985réf. 159206Frankfurt am Main: Suhrkamp 1985. 197 Seiten. 8° (17,5-22,5 cm). Orig.-Broschur. [Softcover / Paperback].
1880réf. 48783Knickerbocker Press, New York ca. 1880. Mit 1 Frontispiz u. einigen Vignetten. 12°. 315 S. Ldr.d.Zt. Rücken gedunkelt. Einband leicht fleckig. Revised edit.
1958réf. 269150BBStuttgart, DVA, 1958. 288 S. OLwd. - Einbd. minimal verblasst, sonst gutes Ex.
1990réf. 33054Milano: Silvana Editoriale , (1990). "Format: 25 x 31 cm, Auflage n.n. Sprache: Englisch. 117 Seiten auf hochwertigem Papier, ein- und mehrfarbig bebildert mit 103 teils großformatigen fotografischen und einigen zeichnerischen Aufnahmen; darunter viele Details, Rekonstruktionsskizzen etc.. Illustr. Orig. Hochglanz-Großbroschur. Tadelloses Exemplar, wie neu."
1935réf. 8751ABBerlin-Tempelhof, Bott (ca. 1935). Gr.-8°. 57, (3) S., OPp. (stw. etwas verblaßt). OPp. (stw. etwas verblaßt).
1972réf. 16852(Budapest, Corvina, 1972). 22 S., 1 Bl. mit zahlr. teils ganzseit., teils farb. montierten Abb. im Text und auf Tafeln. Kl.-4°. OLwd. (etw. bestoßen) mit OU.
1981réf. 482728Budapest, Demokratischer Verband der Ungarndeutschen 1981. 95 S., Gr.-8°., Original-Pappband,
1956réf. 11229Berlin: Evangelische Verlagsanstalt, 1956. 2. Auflage 101 Seiten , 21 cm, Pappeinband mit Schutzumschlag
1932réf. 6048085Wien [u.a.], Hölder, Pichler, Tempsky 1932. 8°. 153 pp., mit zahlr. Tab. Streifenheftung.
1880réf. 61786Berlin, G. Grote'sche Verlagsbuchhandlung, 1880, Auflage: 1. Halbleder, gebunden; grün/braun marmoriertes Überzugspapier, schwarzer, goldgeprägter Rücken, Farbschnitt, Frakturschrift / Anz. Seiten: 892 / 17 x 23,5 cm / mit zahlreichen schwarzweissen Abbildungen auf Tafeln und im Text sowie 1 ausfaltbaren Tafel / Zustand: gut, leichte Gebrauchsspuren; Einband leicht berieben, Ecken und Kanten etwas beschabt, Papier leicht gebräunt, einzelne Seiten gering fleckig, Besitzerstempel auf Vortitel und Seite 502
1912réf. 346470London: MacMillan and Co. Limited 1912. First edition. 3 folding colored maps 8 colored plates each with a printed tissue guard 339 photographic illustrations on 212 plates 6 folding panoramas. xxxviii 546 2; xxii 518 2 pp. 2 vols. 8vo. Publisher's russet cloth upper cover with embossed design in gilt minor darkening to spines and very light wear. Custom slipcase. Provenance: Edward W. Bodman bookplate. First edition. 3 folding colored maps 8 colored plates each with a printed tissue guard 339 photographic illustrations on 212 plates 6 folding panoramas. xxxviii 546 2; xxii 518 2 pp. 2 vols. 8vo. The classic account of Stein's 1906-08 second expedition to Chinese Central Asia incuding his discovery of the "Caves of the Thousand Buddhas" near Dunhuang. Ghani p.694; Yakushi 1994 S716 MacMillan and Co., Limited unknown books
1920réf. 72460Oxford: Clarendon Press 1920. First edition 3 volumes in 1 folio pp. 6 143 1; viii 155-266 vi 2 267-379 3; text in English with Prakrit text transliterated and with English supporting text; 13 gravure plates of facsimiles plus a final plate of Kharosthi letters and numerals; contemporary quarter black pebble-grain morocco likely a German binding smooth gilt-paneled spine laid out in 5 compartments gilt-lettered direct in 1; some scuffing and wear small cracks starting at the top and bottom of the upper joint otherwise a very good sound and clean copy. With a dozen or so typed and manuscript erudite notes in German laid in. Volume I: Text of inscriptions discovered at the Niya site 1901; volume II: Text of inscriptions discovered at the Niya Endere and Lou-lan sites 1906-7; and volume III: Text of inscriptions discovered at the Niya and Lou-lan sites 1913-14. Also with a complete index verborum. Erdelyi 2.08. Clarendon Press unknown books
1923réf. 68822Oxford: privately printed at the Clarendon Press 1923. First edition 8vo pp. 19 1; original brown printed wrappers; some minor creasing slight separation at the top of the spine; all else very good. Inscribed at the top of the from wrapper: "With kindest regards of / A. Stein." Pandit Govind Kaul a respected scholar of Persian and Sanskrit was born in Srinagar and came into contact with Aurel Stein through George Buhler "that doyen of European Indologists . It was Buhler's commendatory reference that attracted Stein's attention towards G.K. and he solicited his assistance in translating Kalhan's Rajatarangini - a job that G.K. along with Pandit Sahaz Bhatt did with utmost competence from 1888 to 1896 and to Stein's great satisfaction. "G.K. went into another collaboration with Stein and fellow scholar Sahaz Bhatt when they classified and catalogued more than six thousand Sanskrit manuscripts for Maharaja Ranbir Singh's library at Raghunath Temple Jammu. Yet another contribution G.K. made was to compile Kashmiri folk tales with Stein which the latter formally edited with George Grierson and published in 1917 as " Hatim's Tales." The tales supposedly told by one Hatim Tilawony were interpreted by Govind Kaul who also rendered assistance to Grierson in the compilation of his Kashmiri dictionary but did not live to see the work completed. Grierson went on to record later that Govind Kaul's assistance to him was "one of the many debts he ever owed to Stein. "On Govind Kaul's death in June 1899 a shocked Stein lamented that Govind Kaul ''like another Kalhana departed as my best Indian friend beyond all hope of reunion in this Janma'. Paying fulsome tributes to him Stein wrote: 'Whenever Govind Kaul was by my side whether in the dusty exile of Lahore or alpine coolness of Mohand Marg in Kashmir I was in continuity with the past as the historical student of India. His personality embodied all that change of ages indicated and showed as the mind and psyche of India'." Nine in OCLC: only Harvard LC and Wisconsin in the US. See Unmesh The Monthly Newsletter of the Kashmir Institute volume I no. 2 October 1997. privately printed at the Clarendon Press unknown books
1912réf. 67321London: Macmillan & Co 1912. First edition 2 volumes thick 8vo portrait of the author 8 color plates 6 folding panoramas 3 large folding maps and 333 illus. on 219 plates; original terra cotta cloth covers decorated in gilt spines lettered in gilt; lightly rubbed one small crack at the top of the spine of volume I; all else very good and sound. The large folding map at the back of volume II is loose but present and is laid down and with old repairs at the folds and the final leaf of ads has a small hole where the rebacking of the maps adhered. Macmillan & Co unknown books
1933réf. 67469London: Macmillan and Co. Limited 1933. First edition 8vo pp. xxiv 342 2 ads; color frontispiece 147 illustrations on rectos and versos of 78 plates 16 in color including 8 folding panoramas and a large folding map; original terracotta cloth stamped in gilt on upper cover and spine t.e.g.; ex-James J. Hill Library with traces of call numbers on spine perforated stamp in the bottom margin of the title page and a small rubberstamp on the last page of text and on the verso of the large folding map; all else near fine clean and sound. "Comprehensive summary of the results of the author's three Central Asian expeditions and of his researches carried out during the years 1900-16" Yakushi. Yakushi S723a. Macmillan and Co., Limited unknown books
1903réf. 68185London: T. Fisher Unwin 1903. First edition 8vo pp. xliii 1 524; folding map printed in color 135 illustrations from photographs and drawings in the text; original pictorial terracotta cloth stamped in gilt and black on upper cover and spine; this copy from the British Embassy in Peking Beijing with rubberstamps on endpapers and title page marked withdrawn and slight evidence of a sticker removal at the base of the spine but no other external markings; front hinge starting; a good sound and clean copy. "Stein was born in Budapest in 1862 and died at Kabul in 1943. This is a general narrative of his first exploration to Central Asia of 1900-1901. Crossing the Karakoram and the Pamirs he entered Chinese Turkestan and explored archaeologically the sand-buried ruins of Khotan and its neighbourings" Yakushi . "Stein's great achievement during this and two subsequent expeditions . . . was to establish the existence of a hitherto lost civilization along the Silk Route in Chinese central Asia . . . Stein was the first archaeologist to discover evidence of the spread of Graeco-Buddhist culture of north-west India across Chinese Turkestan and into China itself" ODNB. Yakushi S713; Erdelyi 1.041. T. Fisher Unwin unknown books
1927réf. 68246London: Royal Geographic Society November and December 1927. Extracts from two RGS's Journals 8vo pp. 417-440; 515-540 i.e. 50 pages; 10 illustrations from photographs on rectos and versos of 3 plates map in the text and a folding map printed in color at the back; neatly bound in black cloth-backed blue paper wrappers printed paper label on spine; fine. Royal Geographic Society, November and December unknown books
1906réf. 58610Budapest: Athenaeum Irodalmi és Nyomdai Részvénytársulat 1906. Large 8vo pp. 12 658 2; pictorial endpapers 53 plates some in color some double-page 1 folding over 300 illustrations in the text; original brown calf over green cloth-covered boards spine lettered and decorated in gilt; very good and sound. The Earth its multitude past and present history and history of discovery. Athenaeum Irodalmi és Nyomdai Részvénytársulat unknown books
