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2024ref. BIBHB0156562812024. Hardcover. New. Due to the very old age and scarcity of this book some pages are missing and may be hard to read due to the blurring of the original text. The Title 'Census Of India 1911 written/authored/edited by Anonymous' published in the year 2024. The ISBN 9788121271288 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 13890 Pages. The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is History Census India. Size of the book is 22.59 x 28.94 cms Vol: Volume 23 Vols. In 41 Bindings hardcover
1920ref. 4211s.l. Germany or Austria s.d. late 19th or early 20th century. Poor. 64mo 70 x 55 mm. Homemade binding cloth spine loosening front cover perished; back cover: board covered with glazed paper present on the pastedown inside detaching but the glazed paper on the outside is torn away. VERY WORN see the 44 IMAGES on our website the back cover becoming unstable but all the leaves are attached. Preserved in a fine cloth case which is perfectly fitted to allow the manuscript to be correctly removed and completely protected. HIGHLY CURIOUS LILLIPUTIAN ALBUM CONTAINING JUVENILE DRAWINGS OF THE MOST UNLIKELY ASSEMBLAGE OF UNDER-REPRESENTED PEOPLES NAMELY AFRICANS NATIVE AMERICANS AND ABORIGINAL AUSTRALIANS ALL DEPICTED IN THEIR NATIVE HABITATS AND INDIGENOUS ATTIRE. We have never encountered a manuscript such as this one either in permanent collections on in the trade. Our album contains 41 colored drawings and b/w sketches on 35 leaves with a number of blanks bound in. They include: AFRICANS: 28 drawings and b/w sketches including hunting scenes some on horseback; nude and partially clothed Africans; African landscapes with lions tigers and great birds some devouring each other; an African child being saved from a tiger by an angel; and a man and woman dancing in a garden; three Africans cultivating grapes; several Africans fighting and much more. Some of the drawings feature palm trees and rounded huts. The caption on one of the drawings reads "In die Jagt" sic. NATIVE AMERICANS: 9 drawings and b/w sketches including hunting scenes with the hunters in full headdress with feathers; in one of the drawings a group of three men are in combat with a tiger who leaps from a large tree. Interestingly some of the drawings likewise feature palm trees. The caption on one of the drawings reads "Zweiter Theil vom dem Ameriganer oder Idianer." ABORIGINAL AUSTRALIANS: 4 drawings and b/w sketches the most remarkable being a scene of two men seated beneath a tree a large dinosaur bird flies immediately above and in the sky a peaceful sun sees all. The caption on one of the drawings reads "Dritter Theil von dem Australiener." GNOME: 1 b/w sketch. The gnome wears a backpack and carries a gnarled walking stick his conical hat bearing a heart-shaped ornament in the background a laughing sun peers over the horizon. That Parts II and III have a divisional title suggests that there were one or more leaves at the beginning of Part I as well now no longer extant. Nonetheless this is a fascinating little children's manuscript and remains A REMARKABLE SURVIVAL. CATALOGUER'S NOTE: We are grateful to Dr. Claudia Bubenik for helping us transcribe the juvenile German inscriptions. unknown
1920ref. 4211s.l. Germany or Austria s.d. late 19th or early 20th century. Poor. 64mo 70 x 55 mm. Homemade binding cloth spine loosening front cover perished; back cover: board covered with glazed paper present on the pastedown inside detaching but the glazed paper on the outside is torn away. VERY WORN see the 44 IMAGES on our website the back cover becoming unstable but all the leaves are attached. Preserved in a fine cloth case which is perfectly fitted to allow the manuscript to be correctly removed and completely protected. HIGHLY CURIOUS LILLIPUTIAN ALBUM CONTAINING JUVENILE DRAWINGS OF THE MOST UNLIKELY ASSEMBLAGE OF UNDER-REPRESENTED PEOPLES NAMELY AFRICANS NATIVE AMERICANS AND ABORIGINAL AUSTRALIANS ALL DEPICTED IN THEIR NATIVE HABITATS AND INDIGENOUS ATTIRE. We have never encountered a manuscript such as this one either in permanent collections on in the trade. Our album contains 41 colored drawings and b/w sketches on 35 leaves with a number of blanks bound in. They include: AFRICANS: 28 drawings and b/w sketches including hunting scenes some on horseback; nude and partially clothed Africans; African landscapes with lions tigers and great birds some devouring each other; an African child being saved from a tiger by an angel; and a man and woman dancing in a garden; three Africans cultivating grapes; several Africans fighting and much more. Some of the drawings feature palm trees and rounded huts. The caption on one of the drawings reads "In die Jagt" sic. NATIVE AMERICANS: 9 drawings and b/w sketches including hunting scenes with the hunters in full headdress with feathers; in one of the drawings a group of three men are in combat with a tiger who leaps from a large tree. Interestingly some of the drawings likewise feature palm trees. The caption on one of the drawings reads "Zweiter Theil vom dem Ameriganer oder Idianer." ABORIGINAL AUSTRALIANS: 4 drawings and b/w sketches the most remarkable being a scene of two men seated beneath a tree a large dinosaur bird flies immediately above and in the sky a peaceful sun sees all. The caption on one of the drawings reads "Dritter Theil von dem Australiener." GNOME: 1 b/w sketch. The gnome wears a backpack and carries a gnarled walking stick his conical hat bearing a heart-shaped ornament in the background a laughing sun peers over the horizon. That Parts II and III have a divisional title suggests that there were one or more leaves at the beginning of Part I as well now no longer extant. Nonetheless this is a fascinating little children's manuscript and remains A REMARKABLE SURVIVAL. CATALOGUER'S NOTE: We are grateful to Dr. Claudia Bubenik for helping us transcribe the juvenile German inscriptions. unknown books
1895ref. KNY2600441895. Hardcover. no. 1895. Hardcover. Language: Russian. Condition: not graded please see the photos. Black-and-white illustrations. The photos show the actual copy offered. Ships from Ukraine by Nova Post as a tracked international parcel including customs clearance. Where applicable VAT or sales tax is calculated and collected by Biblio at checkout EU orders up to EUR 150 UK Canada Australia New Zealand many US states; for EU orders over EUR 150 import VAT and a carrier fee may be charged on delivery. Antiquarian book 1895. Export from Ukraine requires a cultural-goods export certificate; we obtain it before shipping so delivery takes several weeks. Please ask before ordering if you need a firm delivery date. Covered by the BIBLIO 30-day return guarantee. If the book does not match the description or is damaged in transit please contact us right after receipt. hardcover
1871ref. 995F14None: None c1871 . Hardback. Good. 6.5" by 5". Not Stated. An exceptional and striking collection of thirty albumen prints depicting the destruction wrought on Paris and the surrounding region after the suppression of the Paris Commune. Thirty albumen prints inserted in a handsome full morocco binding mounted on heavy paper and inserted in embossed passe-partouts some of which are captioned in ink to the reverse.These images depict the destruction of Paris left in the wake of the Franco-Prussian War and the Commune including depiction of the destruction of the rural communities surrounding the city which were photographed less frequently than the city itself.The scenes show extensive systematic urban and rural destruction including to farmhouses Protestant churches and streets.These albumen prints were frequently captured and disseminated in the weeks and months following the suppression of the Paris Commune. In a highly decorative morocco binding with blind tooling. Externally excellent with a touch of rubbing to back strip head and tail. Lacking metal clasp. Internally firmly bound. Prints clear and clean with handwritten captions to the reverse of many. Significant spotting and instances of closed tears and loss to passe-partouts. Good None hardcover
1930ref. 831F44Not Stated: Not Stated c1930 . Cloth. Very Good. 21" by 14.5". Not Stated. A very scarce and unique fabric sample book consisting of just under one-thousand striking silk samples. A very scarce and wonderfully extensive collection of decorative and unique silk fabric samples.Collated with nine-hundred and fifty-five samples attached to two-hundred and twenty pages.With examples of fabrics in a full spectrum of colours with numerous featuring abstract designs floral motifs paisley patterns and stripes and with areas of embroidery to a small number.These crimped fabric samples are each attached to the pages by staples with a small numbered label attached to each. There is some fraying to cuttings with a small number partially detached or torn.To the front pastedown is the French language binder's label 'Gallus'. In the original cloth binding with metal corners to fore edges of boards. Light rubbing to joints and boards. Binder's label to head of front board. Internally firmly bound. Fabric samples attached by staples with a small proportion partially detaching or torn. With handwritten ink numbers accompanying each fabric sample. Very Good Not Stated hardcover
2024ref. Gyan-9788121271257Gyan Publishing House 2024. 25 Vols. In 44 Bindings. Paperback. New. x x 101.668 cm. English Gyan Publishing House paperback
2024ref. Gyan-9788121271257Gyan Publishing House 2024. 25 Vols. In 44 Bindings. Paperback. New. x x 101.668 cm. English Gyan Publishing House paperback
1839ref. NF3369RAILROAD GUIDE FROM LONDON TO BIRMINGHAM. CONTAINING PICTURESQUE HISTORICAL LEGENDARY AND STATISTICAL SKETCHES OF ITS VICINITY WITH A MAP AND ILLUSTRATIONS Joesph Thomas / Simpkin Marshall and Co. 1839 236 pages some wear and a bit of cloth loss to the spine extremities and fore edge corner tips some soiling to the cloth boards else a good to very good copy with the gold-gilt pictorial stamping of train engine and conductor on front cover still fairly bright. Illustrated in both color and black & white with all maps and folding plates present as called for. Very scarce. One institutional holding noted only that in a library in Bern Switzerland. No copies have been at auction that I could locate for at least the last 35 years. Joesph Thomas / Simpkin, Marshall, and Co., hardcover
1839ref. NF3369RAILROAD GUIDE FROM LONDON TO BIRMINGHAM. CONTAINING PICTURESQUE HISTORICAL LEGENDARY AND STATISTICAL SKETCHES OF ITS VICINITY WITH A MAP AND ILLUSTRATIONS Joesph Thomas / Simpkin Marshall and Co. 1839 236 pages some wear and a bit of cloth loss to the spine extremities and fore edge corner tips some soiling to the cloth boards else a good to very good copy with the gold-gilt pictorial stamping of train engine and conductor on front cover still fairly bright. Illustrated in both color and black & white with all maps and folding plates present as called for. Very scarce. One institutional holding noted only that in a library in Bern Switzerland. No copies have been at auction that I could locate for at least the last 35 years. Joesph Thomas / Simpkin, Marshall, and Co., hardcover books
ref. 46581Añadidas algunas obvias reflecciones en honor del mismo Héroe esclarecido y de esta dichosísima Ciudad felize en ser su Patria. Por un Eclesiástico de este Arzobispado . . México : En la Oficina Madrileña de la Calle de Sto. Domingo y Esquina de Tacuba 1802. Octavo 195 x 140 mm contemporary full mottled calf very good with some minor staining and edge wear spine with gilt decoration edges stained red; lacking the front free endpaper pp. 71 with engraved allegorical half-title leaf as in all copies from Montés de Oca's Vida de San Felipe de Jesus protomártir de Japón y patrón de su patria México 1801 and one other portrait plate both engraved by Montés de Oca 'invento i grabo en México Calle del Bautisterio de Sta. Catalina Mr. No. 1'; the title with two faint old collection stamps of the Padres Pasionistas some browning to margins of the outer leaves but internally clean and fresh an excellent copy. A biography of San Felipe de Jesús 1572-1597 the first Mexican-born saint and the first native of the Americas to be canonized who was martyred in Japan. Beristain attributes the work to José María de Munibe. Although separately published in Mexico City - the metropolis of which San Felipe de Jesús would become the patron saint - it is in many respects a companion volume to Montés de Oca's lavishly illustrated Vida de San Felipe de Jesus published in the previous year. Indeed the two works share the same engraved title leaf. Palau 35446; Medina Mexico 9461; Tenri Catalogue I 2.18; Nipponalia 1647 & p. xxvi; Beristain de Souza Biblioteca Hispano Americana Setentrional 1883 Vol. II p. 314; not in Cordier. unknown
1947ref. KNY1618511947. Softcover. no. 1947. Softcover paperback. Language: Ukrainian. Condition: not graded please see the photos. No illustrations. The photos show the actual copy offered. Ships from Ukraine by Nova Post as a tracked international parcel; estimated delivery 12-28 business days including customs clearance. Where applicable VAT or sales tax is calculated and collected by Biblio at checkout EU orders up to EUR 150 UK Canada Australia New Zealand many US states; for EU orders over EUR 150 import VAT and a carrier fee may be charged on delivery. Covered by the BIBLIO 30-day return guarantee. If the book does not match the description or is damaged in transit please contact us right after receipt. paperback
2024ref. Gyan-9788121271271Gyan Publishing House 2024. 23 Vols. In 41 Bindings. Paperback. New. x x 97.23 cm. English Gyan Publishing House paperback
2024ref. Gyan-9788121271271Gyan Publishing House 2024. 23 Vols. In 41 Bindings. Paperback. New. x x 97.23 cm. English Gyan Publishing House paperback
1729ref. r029F.023GB: J Roberts 1729. DISBOUND TEXT No covers. Text commences at title page and ends on last index page with FINIS at base. Last numbered page is 432. 2 and 32 and 432 and index. Library stamps on title page and last page. Title page deatched and slight damage at inner margin. Else a very good clean tight text most suitable to rebind. . 1st Edition. Hardback. Good/No DW. J Roberts Hardcover
1795ref. 62704Baltimore: Printed by Samuel Sower for Keating's Book-Store 1795. Uncommon American Edition of a Rare Minerva Gothic Novel The first Baltimore printing of this gothic novel first published by the Minerva Press in the UK in 1794 with a second edition appearing the following year. There was also a Philadelphia printing in 1795 Bristol B9069 ESTC W37628 priority unknown. The narrative is set in medieval Lombardy and follows the trials and tribulations of the virtuous Rhinaldo and his beloved Isabel. Rhinaldo's father Count Roderic has been murdered and his throne seized by the usurper Astolpho who has imprisoned Isabel. The story of Rhinaldo's struggle to win back his birthright and save Isabel includes many of the traditional elements of the Gothic novels of the Romantic era including of course a castle complete with dungeon and vengeful spectre. Count Roderic's Castle was well-received by early readers with an 1807 French translation and new editions in the UK in 1840 and 1846. A modern edition with an introduction by Hannah D. Hudson appeared in 2017. Both Minerva Press editions are quite rare with only three copies of the first and two of the second located in ESTC. ESTC locates copies of this Baltimore printing to only six institutions: the American Antiquarian Society Harvard the Library Company of Philadelphia New York Public Library the Library of Congress and the University of Pennsylvania while ten holdings of the New York printing are reported. 12mo. Contemporary sheep spine gilt gilt leather label. Shallow losses at spine ends unobtrusive scrape to rear board. Moderate foxing and some soiling to outer leaves else a good sound copy of an uncommon cheaply printed book. ESTC W37627. EVANS 28486. BLOCK p.49. SUMMERS p.286. BLEILER 1978 p.6. BLAKEY p.164. hardcover
1795ref. 62704Baltimore: Printed by Samuel Sower for Keating's Book-Store 1795. Uncommon American Edition of a Rare Minerva Gothic Novel The first Baltimore printing of this gothic novel first published by the Minerva Press in the UK in 1794 with a second edition appearing the following year. There was also a Philadelphia printing in 1795 Bristol B9069 ESTC W37628 priority unknown. The narrative is set in medieval Lombardy and follows the trials and tribulations of the virtuous Rhinaldo and his beloved Isabel. Rhinaldo's father Count Roderic has been murdered and his throne seized by the usurper Astolpho who has imprisoned Isabel. The story of Rhinaldo's struggle to win back his birthright and save Isabel includes many of the traditional elements of the Gothic novels of the Romantic era including of course a castle complete with dungeon and vengeful spectre. Count Roderic's Castle was well-received by early readers with an 1807 French translation and new editions in the UK in 1840 and 1846. A modern edition with an introduction by Hannah D. Hudson appeared in 2017. Both Minerva Press editions are quite rare with only three copies of the first and two of the second located in ESTC. ESTC locates copies of this Baltimore printing to only six institutions: the American Antiquarian Society Harvard the Library Company of Philadelphia New York Public Library the Library of Congress and the University of Pennsylvania while ten holdings of the New York printing are reported. 12mo. Contemporary sheep spine gilt gilt leather label. Shallow losses at spine ends unobtrusive scrape to rear board. Moderate foxing and some soiling to outer leaves else a good sound copy of an uncommon cheaply printed book. ESTC W37627. EVANS 28486. BLOCK p.49. SUMMERS p.286. BLEILER 1978 p.6. BLAKEY p.164. hardcover books
1795ref. 7213London: T. Wilkins 1795. First British edition. First separate edition. Measuring 205 x 120mm and complete in 4 pages. A Fine example. Scarce in all formats it was first printed in Vermont in 1793 and also contained a"faithful narrative.towards Polly Davis" one copy survives at AAS; soon after an edition was released from Maine containing "a poem on Christian Experience" only two copies survive both at NYPL. The present first British edition is also the first separately printed edition recorded by ESTC at only 9 libraries. It has come to auction on only five occasions with the present being the only example currently in trade. An Authentic Account records a brief encounter between a white Englishman and an enslaved Black man on a plantation in New York. Focusing their dialogue on the word of God and on salvation the white narrator asserts that the two men could find common ground as "children of God.equally effectual with him" despite their diametrically opposed positions within the social power structure. "Neither the color of his body nor the condition of his present life could prevent him from being my dear brother in our dear saviour." Despite this argument for the spiritual equality of men of all races the white narrator in An Authentic Account never questions nor seeks to subvert a power structure that would empower him while violently debasing Black people. Rather he passively participates in the Evangelical attitude so common of the era which considered enslavement an opportunity for saving the souls of uncivilized peoples who otherwise could not access the word of God. It was a position which abolitionist Evangelicals including William Wilberforce and Hannah More would decry as the height of hypocrisy in their own work during the period calling upon Christians not only to see Black people as spiritual equals but also as humans deserving equal liberty and dignity. ESTC T224026. T. Wilkins unknown
1795ref. 7213London: T. Wilkins 1795. First British edition. First separate edition. Measuring 205 x 120mm and complete in 4 pages. A Fine example. Scarce in all formats it was first printed in Vermont in 1793 and also contained a"faithful narrative.towards Polly Davis" one copy survives at AAS; soon after an edition was released from Maine containing "a poem on Christian Experience" only two copies survive both at NYPL. The present first British edition is also the first separately printed edition recorded by ESTC at only 9 libraries. It has come to auction on only five occasions with the present being the only example currently in trade. An Authentic Account records a brief encounter between a white Englishman and an enslaved Black man on a plantation in New York. Focusing their dialogue on the word of God and on salvation the white narrator asserts that the two men could find common ground as "children of God.equally effectual with him" despite their diametrically opposed positions within the social power structure. "Neither the color of his body nor the condition of his present life could prevent him from being my dear brother in our dear saviour." Despite this argument for the spiritual equality of men of all races the white narrator in An Authentic Account never questions nor seeks to subvert a power structure that would empower him while violently debasing Black people. Rather he passively participates in the Evangelical attitude so common of the era which considered enslavement an opportunity for saving the souls of uncivilized peoples who otherwise could not access the word of God. It was a position which abolitionist Evangelicals including William Wilberforce and Hannah More would decry as the height of hypocrisy in their own work during the period calling upon Christians not only to see Black people as spiritual equals but also as humans deserving equal liberty and dignity. ESTC T224026. T. Wilkins unknown books
ref. 59256No place nor year but presumably last quarter of the 18th Century. Folio 415 x 260 mm. 45 quires loosely inserted in contemporary cardboard binding. French manuscript in brown ink in very fine legible hand within double framed borders. Binding with wear internally very fine and clean. Vol. 1: XXXII 76 pp; vol. 2: 8 156 pp. vol. 3: 6 219 pp. Very nice French manuscript on the War of the Austrian Succession. Thomas Georg Martin: Codices manu scripti Bibliothecae Regiae Monacensis Gallici 155.OCLC locates one similar manuscript Bayerische Staatsbibliothek BSB-Hss Cod.gall. 107 unknown
ref. 59256[No place nor year, but presumably last quarter of the 18th Century]. Folio (415 x 260 mm). 45 quires loosely inserted in contemporary cardboard binding. French manuscript in brown ink in very fine legible hand within double framed borders. Binding with wear, internally very fine and clean. [Vol. 1:] XXXII, 76 pp [vol. 2:] (8), 156 pp. [vol. 3:] (6), 219 pp.
2007ref. 81728Madrid: A y N Ediciones s. XIV - 2007. A y N Ediciones unknown
1810ref. 89240S.n. | s.l. s. d. ( circa 1810) | 17.7 x 23.5 cm | Relié
1788ref. 89862s. n. | Rouen 1788 | 12.5 x 20 cm | Broché
ref. 13978754[Bruxelles, 2007] in-4, pagination multiple. Broché, très bon état. Publication privée tirée à petit nombre, rare.
