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1971in 4°, tela edit. con titoli oro e sovrac. ill., cofanetto muto
1836réf. 492441ª Edición Española.- Valencia: Imprenta de Cabrerizo 1836.- X 523 p. 1 h.; 8º menor 153 x 108 cm; Excelente impresión sobre papel blanco y fuerte; Enc. en Plena Piel pasta española de la época Lomo dorado con filetes grecas y estrellas título dorado sobre tejuelo verde. Excelente estado. Tras la portada en una zona en blanco el libro tiene manuscrito el nombre del anterior propietario el mes en que lo compró y lo que le costó. Parece que Peset en el apéndice que abarca desde la página 403 a la 523 entra directamente en la controversia española sobre la Medicina curativa de Leroy. Eso puede convertir esta edición de Cabrerizo en algo bastante más interesante que una mera traducción española. HISTORIA Y LITERATURA MÉDICAS CRUZ ROJA BENEFICIENCIA HOSPITALES DEONTOLOGÃA HIGIENE EPIDEMIAS Libro en español Imprenta de Cabrerizo hardcover
2003réf. 161178Eugene, Oregon: Wipf and Stock 2003. XI, 594 Seiten. 8° (17,5-22,5 cm). Orig.-Broschur. [Softcover / Paperback].
1978réf. 11942CAmden: Kershaw Country Historical 1978. 1st Edition. Hard Cover. BOOK FINE/JACKET VERY GOOD. 4to - over 9¾"" - 12"" tall. Signed by Author. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR PHOTOGRAPHER & ARCHITECTURAL APPENDIX EDITOR on the front endpaper. AN EXTREMELY CLEAN ATTRACTIVE COPY WITH A BRIGHT BEAUTIFUL DUSTJACKET IN NEW GLOSSY BRODART. 1st printing. NO PREVIOUS OWNER MARKINGS. Beautiful color photos throughout. Oversized. Kershaw Country Historical hardcover
1603réf. 025415London: John Winder 1603. Second Edition Enlarged . Hardcover. Fair. 7 1/4" Tall. Vii 579 Pp. Small Fragments Of Original Spine With Circa 1800 Boards With Quarter Calf Quite Worn And Both Boards Detached Marbled Endpapers Armorial Bookplate Circa 1800 Of William Griffith Motto "Do Good And It Pursue" On Front Pastedown. Title Page Mounted On Very Old Paper And Rebound In Page Block Cut To 7" Height With Loss Of Top Of Page Headings On Some Pages No Loss Of Text. The Dedication Pages Of The Book Are Addressed To Thomas Lee Mayor Of London. This Book With Pencil Signature On Front Endpaper Of Charlotte L Lee Fitzroy Favored Daughter Of Charles Ii By A Mistress And No Known Relation To Thomas Lee Whose Daughter Married Leonard Benedict Calvert I And An Old Ink Note On P. 580 "Sarah ----- At Mr. ------ ----M". Engraving On Title Page Thou Shalt Labor For Peace / Plentie" Engraved Initials And Finals. This Book With Light Even Foxing Of Page Block Some Aging To Pages. This Edition The Last By Stow And Greatly Enlarged From The 1597 First Edition Is A Basic Reference For Tudor London. Scarce Worldcat Locating 11 Institutional Holdings Only. John Winder hardcover
1866réf. R48085Bruxelles, Goemaere 1866 336pp., reliure cart., dos en toile, 19cm., qqs.rousseurs
1878réf. 0085132Belfast: News-Letter Office 1878. Second edition. Paperback. Good. 1878 second edition. Softcover later red cloth wraps gilt title. 82 pp. Good. Wraps rubbed; previous owner's ink notes to the front blank and the margins of approximately 15 pages. Secure binding. Scarce. OCLC locates a combined 7 copies of the first and second editions. News-Letter Office paperback
2001réf. 2140708London and New York: Sheffield Academic Press 2001. XV, (1), 158 pages. With many illustrations. 4° (25-35 cm) Illustrierter Orig.-Pappband. [Hardcover / fest gebunden].
1879réf. 614344London: Edward Stanford 1879. From an enormous collection which belonged to a deceased ex-customer of ours for over 40 years. A retired civil servant with an academic interest in philosophy and history of science particularly Victorian around the generation of Darwinism. Hundreds of books in these genres being catalogued and shelved daily. Cloth hardcover with gilded pictorial front board and spine no dust jacket in very good condition for its age. With illustrations and several fold out maps neaty reinforced with white tape in some areas. Boards are slightly scuffed and marked. Spine is sunned and a little cocked. Edges corners and spine ends are bumped and rubbed with small tears at the spine ends. Page block is tanned and blemished. Previous owner's bookplate on front pastedown. Foxing on the endpapers and spots of foxing and the occasional mark on a few of the pages which are otherwise clear. Hinge and gutter breaks noted however binding remains sound. LW. Hardcover. Very Good/No Dust Jacket. Used. Edward Stanford Hardcover
1793réf. 57495Wien, Ignaz Alberti, 1793. 8°. XVI, 328 S., 4 Bll., Ppbd. d. Zt.
1956In 8 (22x16) Brossura; pp. 655; Ottimo
1989In 8 (21x13,5) brossura; 193 pp con appendice fotografica, leggeri normali segni del tempo, alcune pagine riportano sottolineature a matita, buone condizioni. Ed. 1989
1977178 pages including many black and white photographs. The fascinating, sad, frustrating, hopeful and inspirational story of the author's people and of his vision of the Indian future... that in renewal and rediscovery of their roots, traditional values and culture, lies the promise of living not between two cultures as in the past, but in the best of two cultures in the future. Prior owner's signature upon half title page. Includes text of Treaty Seven in appendix. Book
1893réf. 041886Philadelphia PA: Boericke & Tafel 1893. Book. VG. Half-Leather. First Thus. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Original black 1/2 leather black pebbled cloth spine panel lettered in gilt. Light rubbing to corners and spine extremities minor surface rubbing to covers. Firm binding intact hinges clean interior a very nicely preserved copy. 804 pp. Boericke & Tafel Hardcover
1864réf. 20961Oxford and London: John Henry and James Parker. Good with no dust jacket. 1864. First Edition. Hardcover. Small tears and chips to cloth at ends of spine and at tips of corners of boards. Hinges split and reinforced with red cloth tape. Signs of label removal from front endpaper. Contemporary owner's signature on title page "Geo C. Smythe / Coole Glehn illegible". ; x 2 xviii 2 282 2 blank pages chromolithograph frontispiece 3 chromolithograph plates 6 tinted lithograph plates 4 maps 1 with hand-coloured route of Col. Smythe; 2 folding 2 lithograph plates. 3 in-text engravings. Original green cloth boards with gilt lettering and decoration on spine gilt sailing vessel illustration on front board. Page dimensions: 223 x 138mm. Pink coated endpapers. "The circumstances which led to my official mission to the Fiji Islands and an account of the voyage to them by way of Sydney and Auckland and on return to England by San Francisco and Panama will be found briefly related in the Introduction. Mrs. Smythe's Letters written originally to friends at home contain a personal narrative of our cruise aomng the Isaldns and of our subsequent sojourn at them." - from the Preface by W. J. Smythe. The illustrations are: Levuka Island of Ovalau; The 'Pegasus' towed to her Moorings; Interior of the Great Chapel at Mbau; Mbau; Chapel in process of erection at Vutia; Navatu; Meeting at Nanduri Mathuata; Meeting at Nakorotumbu; View of the Reef Lakemba; Fawn Harbour Vanua-levu; View from the Observatory Levuka; Cocoa-nut Trees in a Storm; View from Observatory looking towards the Wood. The 4 maps are: Map of Pacific Ocean; Map of Fiji Group; Map of Route from Navua to Namusi; Map or portion of Melanesia. ; 8vo . John Henry and James Parker hardcover
1966réf. 21819Dunedin: Otago Museum. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1966. Softcover. No signatures.; Second edition. 30 2 blank pages. Illustrated covers. Page dimensions: 238 x 175mm. Illustrated with 40 figures b&w photographic illustrations. Colour photographic illustrations on covers. "The Maori word 'hei' means a pendant preferably a neck pendant and 'tiki' means human. Hei-tiki therefore signifies a pendant or amulet in human form." - the opening sentences. . Otago Museum paperback
réf. L3 boxtemp387 yhLiberia Volume 2. By Sir Harry Johnston. With an Appendix on the Flora of Liberia by Dr. Otto Stapf. Published by Hutchinson & Co. 1906. Hardcover xvi pages 521-1183. Volume 2 only. hardcover
1930réf. 24476New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons 1930. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good. 10.75" x 7.5" 298 pp extensively illustrated with line drawings photographs color plates and two maps. Bound in original dark blue cloth with gilt lettering on spine and front board. No dust jacket. Light staining to front board paper cracked over both hinges but binding still sound text clean. The Record of the Crane Pacific Expedition of the Field Museum of Natural History. a funded by Cornelius Crane and sponsored by the Field Museum of Natural History. Led by Cornelius Crane on the yacht Illyria the 30000-mile scientific voyage across the South Pacific and Asia resulted in the collection of 16000-18000 biological specimens and significant photographic documentation of New Guinea and other Pacific regions. G.P. Putnam's Sons hardcover
réf. 335010The Hakluyt Society / Ashgate 2003-2009. 3 VOL SET imperial octavo blue cloth boards gilt lettering & blind stamp bands to spines gilt ship motif to front boards frontispiece mixed pagination illus Near FINE in d/w VG light creasing to edges The Hakluyt Society / Ashgate 2003-2009 hardcover
1892réf. 36028New York: D. Appleton & Co. . As New. Hardcover. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request – – IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - AS NEW THE TEXT BLOCK IS PRISTINE CLEAN UNMARKED AND IN EXCELLENT CONDITION - - -- with a bonus offer--; T-Schweg; Schwegler Albert; Seelye J. H. translator; Smith B. E. revisions appendix A History of Philosophy in Epitome Translated from the First Edition of the Original German By Julius H. Seelye; Revised from the Ninth German Edition With an Appendix By Benjamin E. Smith . 1892. D. Appleton & Co. hardcover
1960réf. AUB-7731Ed. Albin-Michel 1959. Bel exemplaire relié, in-8, 288 pages avec annexes dont chronologie.
17898vo., First [?and Sole] Edition, on laid paper, some very mild age-staining; late eighteenth century full calf, neatly rebacked in calf to style, original leather label gilt preserved, red edges, a remarkably fresh, crisp copy. With the engraved armorial bookplate of a town museum and the donor's original signed presentation slip on front paste-down. Scapula's 'Lexicon' was first published by Henri Stephanus in 1557. This Appendix is dedicated to Anthony Askew (1722-1774), founder of the Bibliotheca Askeviana, and an eminent Classical scholar educated at Emmanuel College Cambridge and at Leiden. He became MD in 1750 and was appointed physician to St. Bartholomew's and Christ's hospitals, and registrar of the College of Physicians. Himself the author of a manuscript volume of Greek inscriptions, his outstanding library was sold by Baker & Leigh in 1775. See Quaritch (DEBC, p. 323). 'Askew's house was crowded with books up to the garrets. The collection was chiefly Classical, and it was its possessor's aim to have every edition of a Greek author' ([Sale catalogue of the] Bibliotheca Askeviana. Sive Catalogus Librorum Rarissimorum, Baker & Leigh, 1775). The sale of his library lasted twenty days and realised a total of £3,993 0s 6d; the principal purchasers were Dr. Hunter, Mr. Cracherode, the British Museum, and the kings of England and of France. Askew's manuscripts (presumably including those pertinent to the present work) were catalogued separately; their sale took place in 1785. The sale catalogue indicates that an appendix to Scapula's Lexicon was edited by Dr. Chas Burney in 1789 so it is likely that the present work is the title referred to. Charles Burney (1757-1817), classical scholar, was the son of Charles Burney the musician and musicologist. Since Burney the younger published numerous tracts and papers relating to Greek literature he could well be the author, but we have been unable to verify this attribution from any other source. Extremely scarce.
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1974In 8 (22x14,5) Brossura illustrata; pp. 166; Buono
