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2019réf. 2-9402416463Springer Nature 2019. Paperback. New. reprint edition. 422 pages. 9.25x6.10x0.96 inches. Springer Nature paperback
réf. 34750454-nnew. unknown
réf. 34750454like new. unknown
réf. BN86500Boyens. Exil in Dänemark Deutschsprachige Wissenschaftler Künstler und Schriftsteller im dänischen Exil nach 1933 Boyens unknown
réf. BN96419EK-Verlag ein Imprint von VMM Verlag Medien Management Gruppe GmbH. Hardcover. Eisenbahnen im Westerwald Eisenbahnen im Westerwald EK-Verlag ein Imprint von VMM Verlag + Medien Management Gruppe GmbH hardcover
réf. BN98247Akupunkt-Massage nach Penzel Meridian-Atlas AKTUELLSTE ÜBERARBEITETE 15. Auflage 2019 WIE NEU Akupunkt-Massage nach Penzel Meridian-Atlas AKTUELLSTE ÜBERARBEITETE 15. Auflage 2019 WIE NEU unknown
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1916réf. 388842-UI3London/Paris : Liberty & Co. 1916. Softcover. Fair. Original wrappers with ribbon binding softcover 5 tipped-in illustrations in colour several illustrations in b/w 8vo.; Large tear along spine at front cover front cover also damaged at several spots along the edges some foxing. London/Paris : Liberty & Co. paperback
2004réf. 1034282004 Paris, éditions Terre bleue, 2004, 300x230mm, 116p, broché,couverture photographique à rabats. Texte de Christian Sorg, photographies de Willy Ronis prisesentre 1938 et 1995. Envoi autographe signé par Willy Ronis et daté mai 2004:: « Pour Marc Riboud dont le regard amical sur mon travail me touche, et en témoignage de très haute estime pour son œuvre. Très sincèrement. Willy Ronis mai 2004». Bel exemplaire.(103428)
réf. 2540in 4 broché couverture jaquette illustrée,titre,plan de paris,titre,20 pages,89 photographies de Willy RONIS Les imaginaires Claude Arthaud 1954.avec sa bande jaune imprimée"des villages enclos dans Paris"très bon état
réf. 467340George Harrap & Co London. Hardcover. Fair. Brown/green cloth binding with decorative design on front. Binding worn with 7cm slits to spine. Corners bumped edges worn. White mark on back cover. Binding loose; front flyleaf with gift inscription 1922 detached but present. Binding cracked at back. Pages browned at edges but otherwise clean. George Harrap & Co London hardcover
1981réf. 026975REPUBLICA DOMINICANA: EDITORA DE SANTO DOMINGO. RED LEATHERETTE QUARTER BOARDS IN SLIPCASE OWNER'S BOOKPLATE. TEXT IN SPANISH TRADUCCION DR. FEDERICO WILLIAM LITHGOW. COPY #1177 OF 2050. . Fine. Hardcover. RE ISSUE. 1981. EDITORA DE SANTO DOMINGO hardcover
2021réf. x-9813367253Springer-Nature New York Inc 2021. Hardcover. New. 172 pages. 9.25x6.10x0.55 inches. Springer-Nature New York Inc hardcover
réf. aly565Paris: Arthaud 1954. First Edition. 4to. pp. 24 88 7. numerous b/w illus. text in French. bds. dw rubbed at corners with 2 short tears in upper spine of dw [Paris]: Arthaud, [1954] unknown
réf. 0883441535New. paperback. New. Satisfaction Guaranteed or your money back. paperback
2010réf. 53293Hong Kong: Minedition/ Michael Neugebauer. Fine. 2010. First Edition. Softcover. Original red softcover with a cutout "window" to front cover. Signed by Zwerger to the half title page. Text in German and English. Fine condition. ; 227 X 14 X 280 millimeters; 117 pages; Signed by Author . Minedition/ Michael Neugebauer paperback
1928réf. 8498New York. Thomas Nelson and Sons. 1928. Bound in elaborate high art deco pictorial gilt decorated cloth. Pictorial endsheets depicting stylized alphabet. t.e.g. 8vo 8.5" x 6". Fourth Printing. Marvelously Illustrated throughout with high art deco colour and monochrome plates drawings vignettes and decorations by Pogany. Widely regarded as the quintessential example of high art deco illustration Pogany's mother goose has delighted collectors of this genre for many years. Copies of the first edition have grown exceediungly scarce particularly in this condition. A true delight of art deco extravagance. Head and tailpiece a bit rubbed with tailpiece a bit frayed. Short tear to ffep and half title else a Near Fine crisp copy. Thomas Nelson and Sons. hardcover
1928réf. 8498New York. Thomas Nelson and Sons. 1928. Bound in elaborate high art deco pictorial gilt decorated cloth. Pictorial endsheets depicting stylized alphabet. t.e.g. 8vo 8.5" x 6". Fourth Printing. Marvelously Illustrated throughout with high art deco colour and monochrome plates drawings vignettes and decorations by Pogany. Widely regarded as the quintessential example of high art deco illustration Pogany's mother goose has delighted collectors of this genre for many years. Copies of the first edition have grown exceediungly scarce particularly in this condition. A true delight of art deco extravagance. Head and tailpiece a bit rubbed with tailpiece a bit frayed. Short tear to ffep and half title else a Near Fine crisp copy. Thomas Nelson and Sons. hardcover books
1935réf. 56641New York: Farrar & Rinehart 1935. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. First American edition. Illustrated by J. O'H. Cosgrave II. Tiny stain to the edge of a couple of pages and the delicate green binding very slightly sunned still fine in fine dustwrapper with a tiny tear and very slight soiling. A lovely copy. Farrar & Rinehart hardcover
1935réf. 56641New York: Farrar & Rinehart 1935. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. First American edition. Illustrated by J. O'H. Cosgrave II. Tiny stain to the edge of a couple of pages and the delicate green binding very slightly sunned still fine in fine dustwrapper with a tiny tear and very slight soiling. A lovely copy. Farrar & Rinehart hardcover books
1978réf. 73610London England: Legion Publishing Ltd 1978. Large format magazine. Light shelfwear. Very good. 64 pp. New Wave fashion culture and politics magazine featuring art interviews news photo editorials and essays. In this issue: 24 Hours on 42nd Street by Nik Cohn Royal Male by Michael Roberts Sleepless Nights by Helmut Newton Tinto Brass Interviewed in Rome by James Ruscoe Posh under £5 by Alex Dufort Gambling by John Graham Mid-Atlantic Island by Clare Francis Terry at the Telex Northern Ireland: Why Can't We Broadcast the Truth by David Elstein Volksroller or Royals Royce by Peter Stengel 'Con-Front:' Photos by Terence Donovan Le Rouge et le Noir Legion Publishing, Ltd unknown
1969réf. 173693Wiesbaden: Steiner 1969. First Edition. hardcover. very good. Die Inschriften Die Ikonographischen und Literarischen Beziehungen Das Entstgehungsdsatum. 114 Abbildungen & 2 falttalfeln. 115p.4to blue cloth corners bumped. Wiesbaden: Steiner 1969. Very good. Review copy sent to art historian Meyer Schapiro with his ownership signature. Long letter of presentation to Schapiro 32 lines from the author writing about the genesis of the book and asking for suggestions on getting it reviewed. "You will be among the first to receive it of course." Steiner unknown
1969réf. 173693Wiesbaden: Steiner 1969. First Edition. hardcover. very good. Die Inschriften Die Ikonographischen und Literarischen Beziehungen Das Entstgehungsdsatum. 114 Abbildungen & 2 falttalfeln. 115p.4to blue cloth corners bumped. Wiesbaden: Steiner 1969. Very good. Review copy sent to art historian Meyer Schapiro with his ownership signature. Long letter of presentation to Schapiro 32 lines from the author writing about the genesis of the book and asking for suggestions on getting it reviewed. "You will be among the first to receive it of course." Steiner unknown books
1928réf. 45882Berlin: T.B.-Zeitung 1928. Loose leaf. g. Folio. 4pp. Original newsprint with black lettering protected by modern mylar. Article by Willy Hellpach sixth State President of Baden from 1928 in which he takes a pro-Jewish position pages 55-57 of the T. B. -Zeitung at a time of rising anti-Semitism. The article was published in 1928 the same year of the release of his book "Politische Prognose für Deutschland" and represents the end of the third chapter of the published book his writings on the Jewish Question Judenfrage. The article is published with an explicit disclaimer by the newspaper saying that despite of its disagreement with large parts of the article the sincere attempt of a man of Hellpach's statue to be fair to the Jewish population and culture deserves the publication in order to allow the reader to study Hellpach's position and come to its own conclusion. In view of the miniscule share of Germany's total population 62 million Germans and half a million Jews Hellpach calls it a delusional idea to manufacture a Jewish Question and stoke anti-Semitism with reference to ritual murders and the Protocols of the Elders of Zion. This he claims "is an attempt to make the Jews a people within a people." Though he acknowledges the differences in appearance and social conduct Hellpach claims that these differences would hardly be noticeable if not for the concerted efforts to differentiate between the two groups. He emphasizes that a close look at the "milling masses" of Bavaria where anti-Semitism is cultivated at the Oktoberwiese for example one hardly would experience unfettered aesthetic joy for a noble race. Hellpach states that the physical differentiation is nothing but a tool of non-Jews wielded against the Jews pointing out that this approach has its roots in three facts: the Jew's steadfastness of kin their prosperity and the intellectual curiosity of Jews. Hellpach elaborates and gives examples of cases contributing to the division of the two ethnic groups cites the Russian revolution as a major reason for the unusually high immigration of Jews into Germany and concludes that politically in view of the self-image of Germany as a democracy there is only one way of dealing with the problem: the absolute equality of Jews in public life. A nation like Germany ought to be able to absorb the positive values of Jewish culture. These four pages include an open letter on the subject to Bruno Glaserfeld including the answer a contribution by Professor Grimme on "The Stones of Sinai" and a note on German-Jewish playwright Ernst Lissauer's successful premiere of his play "York" at the Cologne Theater. Includes several illustrated and classified advertisements. Article with wear along edges small chips and closed tears along horizontal fold. Age-toned. T.B.-Zeitung unknown
1928réf. 45882Berlin: T.B.-Zeitung 1928. Loose leaf. g. Folio. 4pp. Original newsprint with black lettering protected by modern mylar. Article by Willy Hellpach sixth State President of Baden from 1928 in which he takes a pro-Jewish position pages 55-57 of the T. B. -Zeitung at a time of rising anti-Semitism. The article was published in 1928 the same year of the release of his book "Politische Prognose für Deutschland" and represents the end of the third chapter of the published book his writings on the Jewish Question Judenfrage. The article is published with an explicit disclaimer by the newspaper saying that despite of its disagreement with large parts of the article the sincere attempt of a man of Hellpach's statue to be fair to the Jewish population and culture deserves the publication in order to allow the reader to study Hellpach's position and come to its own conclusion. In view of the miniscule share of Germany's total population 62 million Germans and half a million Jews Hellpach calls it a delusional idea to manufacture a Jewish Question and stoke anti-Semitism with reference to ritual murders and the Protocols of the Elders of Zion. This he claims "is an attempt to make the Jews a people within a people." Though he acknowledges the differences in appearance and social conduct Hellpach claims that these differences would hardly be noticeable if not for the concerted efforts to differentiate between the two groups. He emphasizes that a close look at the "milling masses" of Bavaria where anti-Semitism is cultivated at the Oktoberwiese for example one hardly would experience unfettered aesthetic joy for a noble race. Hellpach states that the physical differentiation is nothing but a tool of non-Jews wielded against the Jews pointing out that this approach has its roots in three facts: the Jew's steadfastness of kin their prosperity and the intellectual curiosity of Jews. Hellpach elaborates and gives examples of cases contributing to the division of the two ethnic groups cites the Russian revolution as a major reason for the unusually high immigration of Jews into Germany and concludes that politically in view of the self-image of Germany as a democracy there is only one way of dealing with the problem: the absolute equality of Jews in public life. A nation like Germany ought to be able to absorb the positive values of Jewish culture. These four pages include an open letter on the subject to Bruno Glaserfeld including the answer a contribution by Professor Grimme on "The Stones of Sinai" and a note on German-Jewish playwright Ernst Lissauer's successful premiere of his play "York" at the Cologne Theater. Includes several illustrated and classified advertisements. Article with wear along edges small chips and closed tears along horizontal fold. Age-toned. T.B.-Zeitung unknown books
