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2000réf. DADAX0792364678Springer 2000-10-31. Reprinted from Space Science Reviews journal Vol. 92/1-2. hardcover. New. 6.14x0.94x9.21. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Springer hardcover
2000réf. SONG0792364678Springer 2000-10-31. Reprinted from Space Science Reviews journal Vol. 92/1-2. hardcover. Used: Good. 6.14x0.94x9.21. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Springer hardcover
réf. 63051007Springer . Hardback. New. pp. x 422 Springer hardcover
2018réf. 2-9402415173Springer 2018. Hardcover. New. 416 pages. 9.50x6.25x1.25 inches. Springer hardcover
2019réf. 2-9402416463Springer Nature 2019. Paperback. New. reprint edition. 422 pages. 9.25x6.10x0.96 inches. Springer Nature paperback
2000réf. mon0004195248Routledge 3/11/2025 12:00:01 A. hardcover. Like New. 0.6100 9.4500 6.3800. Routledge hardcover
réf. 1032951362.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
2025réf. x-1032951362Routledge 2025. Paperback. New. 182 pages. 9.18x6.12x9.21 inches. Routledge paperback
2025réf. x-1032951710Routledge 2025. Hardcover. New. 182 pages. 9.18x6.12x9.21 inches. Routledge hardcover
réf. A9781032951362Paperback / softback. New. This book analyzes Chinese politics particularly the rule of Chinese Communist Party CCP leaders from Mao Zedong to Xi Jinping through an examination of the country’s political ideology. paperback
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1950réf. 04617Also contains original work by Cyril Kornbluth Eric Frank Russell et.al. Along with FRITZ WILLY AND BOB AND THE SUMMER OF '48 Posthumous Press 2005 first edition as new in like pictorial dust-wrapper. 1/85 copies the total print run revealing for the first time that George Pal was not Heinlein's first choice as producer on this project. This small volume reproduces the text of a letter which has never before been published anywhere about a hitherto unknown occurrence from the world renowned film director Fritz Lang to his very good friend and perhaps equally renowned rocket and space travel enthusiast Willy Ley. It's a most fascinating letter concerning events of the summer of 1948 when then a still maturing science fiction writer named Robert Heinlein visited Fritz Lang in the hopes of stimulating the esteemed film director to produce an accurate and technically correct film of a journey to the moon. What actually transpired between the two men at least from Mr. Lang's point of view makes fascinating reading if not only for the fact that such a meeting took place but also in an attempt to better understand the machinations of that marvelous and enigmatic wonderland of magic and nepotism we call Hollywood. The 85 copies produced have some variation. As with the first Posthumous Press publication which is now available only through the antiquarian market place at a price more than 6 times the original it will not be reprinted. Along with SHOOTING "DESTINATION MOON" in Astounding for July 1950 Street & Smith first edition just about vg in wraps. Astounding / Street & Smith / Posthumous Press paperback books
2005réf. 15443FRITZ WILLY AND BOB AND THE SUMMER OF '48 Posthumous Press 2005 first edition as new in like pictorial dust-wrapper. 1/85 copies the total print run. This small volume reproduces the text of a letter which has never before been published anywhere about a hitherto unknown occurrence from the world renowned film director Fritz Lang to his very good friend and perhaps equally renowned rocket and space travel enthusiast Willy Ley. It's a most fascinating letter revealing for the first time that George Pal was not Heinlein's first choice as producer on this project and concerns events of the summer of 1948 when then a still maturing science fiction writer named Robert Heinlein visited Fritz Lang in the hopes of stimulating the esteemed film director to produce an accurate and technically correct film of a journey to the moon. What actually transpired between the two men at least from Mr. Lang's point of view makes fascinating reading if not only for the fact that such a meeting took place but also in an attempt to better understand the machinations of that marvelous and enigmatic wonderland of magic and nepotism we call Hollywood. The 85 copies produced have some intentional variations. As with the first Posthumous Press publication which is now available only through the antiquarian market place at a price more than 6 times the original it will not be reprinted. Along with DESTINATION MOON Gregg Press 1979 first edition fine without dust-wrapper as issued. Edited by David Hartwell. Profusely illustrated. Posthumous Press unknown books
2005réf. 15208FRITZ WILLY AND BOB AND THE SUMMER OF '48 Posthumous Press 2005 first edition as new in like pictorial dust-wrapper. 1/85 copies the total print run. This small volume reproduces the text of a letter which has never before been published anywhere about a hitherto unknown occurrence from the world renowned film director Fritz Lang to his very good friend and perhaps equally renowned rocket and space travel enthusiast Willy Ley. It's a most fascinating letter revealing for the first time that George Pal was not Heinlein's first choice as producer on this project and concerns events of the summer of 1948 when then a still maturing science fiction writer named Robert Heinlein visited Fritz Lang in the hopes of stimulating the esteemed film director to produce an accurate and technically correct film of a journey to the moon. What actually transpired between the two men at least from Mr. Lang's point of view makes fascinating reading if not only for the fact that such a meeting took place but also in an attempt to better understand the machinations of that marvelous and enigmatic wonderland of magic and nepotism we call Hollywood. The 85 copies produced have some intentional variations. As with the first Posthumous Press publication which is now available only through the antiquarian market place at a price more than 6 times the original it will not be reprinted. Posthumous Press unknown books
1950réf. 04617Also contains original work by Cyril Kornbluth Eric Frank Russell et.al. Along with FRITZ WILLY AND BOB AND THE SUMMER OF '48 Posthumous Press 2005 first edition as new in like pictorial dust-wrapper. 1/85 copies the total print run revealing for the first time that George Pal was not Heinlein's first choice as producer on this project. This small volume reproduces the text of a letter which has never before been published anywhere about a hitherto unknown occurrence from the world renowned film director Fritz Lang to his very good friend and perhaps equally renowned rocket and space travel enthusiast Willy Ley. It's a most fascinating letter concerning events of the summer of 1948 when then a still maturing science fiction writer named Robert Heinlein visited Fritz Lang in the hopes of stimulating the esteemed film director to produce an accurate and technically correct film of a journey to the moon. What actually transpired between the two men at least from Mr. Lang's point of view makes fascinating reading if not only for the fact that such a meeting took place but also in an attempt to better understand the machinations of that marvelous and enigmatic wonderland of magic and nepotism we call Hollywood. The 85 copies produced have some variation. As with the first Posthumous Press publication which is now available only through the antiquarian market place at a price more than 6 times the original it will not be reprinted. Along with SHOOTING "DESTINATION MOON" in Astounding for July 1950 Street & Smith first edition just about vg in wraps. Astounding / Street & Smith / Posthumous Press paperback
2005réf. 15443FRITZ WILLY AND BOB AND THE SUMMER OF '48 Posthumous Press 2005 first edition as new in like pictorial dust-wrapper. 1/85 copies the total print run. This small volume reproduces the text of a letter which has never before been published anywhere about a hitherto unknown occurrence from the world renowned film director Fritz Lang to his very good friend and perhaps equally renowned rocket and space travel enthusiast Willy Ley. It's a most fascinating letter revealing for the first time that George Pal was not Heinlein's first choice as producer on this project and concerns events of the summer of 1948 when then a still maturing science fiction writer named Robert Heinlein visited Fritz Lang in the hopes of stimulating the esteemed film director to produce an accurate and technically correct film of a journey to the moon. What actually transpired between the two men at least from Mr. Lang's point of view makes fascinating reading if not only for the fact that such a meeting took place but also in an attempt to better understand the machinations of that marvelous and enigmatic wonderland of magic and nepotism we call Hollywood. The 85 copies produced have some intentional variations. As with the first Posthumous Press publication which is now available only through the antiquarian market place at a price more than 6 times the original it will not be reprinted. Along with DESTINATION MOON Gregg Press 1979 first edition fine without dust-wrapper as issued. Edited by David Hartwell. Profusely illustrated. Posthumous Press unknown
2005réf. 15208FRITZ WILLY AND BOB AND THE SUMMER OF '48 Posthumous Press 2005 first edition as new in like pictorial dust-wrapper. 1/85 copies the total print run. This small volume reproduces the text of a letter which has never before been published anywhere about a hitherto unknown occurrence from the world renowned film director Fritz Lang to his very good friend and perhaps equally renowned rocket and space travel enthusiast Willy Ley. It's a most fascinating letter revealing for the first time that George Pal was not Heinlein's first choice as producer on this project and concerns events of the summer of 1948 when then a still maturing science fiction writer named Robert Heinlein visited Fritz Lang in the hopes of stimulating the esteemed film director to produce an accurate and technically correct film of a journey to the moon. What actually transpired between the two men at least from Mr. Lang's point of view makes fascinating reading if not only for the fact that such a meeting took place but also in an attempt to better understand the machinations of that marvelous and enigmatic wonderland of magic and nepotism we call Hollywood. The 85 copies produced have some intentional variations. As with the first Posthumous Press publication which is now available only through the antiquarian market place at a price more than 6 times the original it will not be reprinted. Posthumous Press unknown
1972réf. 108559London: Annely Juda Fine Art 1972. Softcover. VG Minor discoloration around edges of cover. White illus. stapled wraps; Unpaginated 16 pp.; 18 bw figures 2 color plates. Accompanied the exhibition held at Annely Juda Fine Art September 15 - November 11 1972; Includes an introduction by Willy Rotzler artist biography and list of exhibitions; 43 works listed. Annely Juda Fine Art paperback books
réf. 374349034X.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. 65239ABLizenzauflage WBG Tübingen. Berlin: Mittler & Sohn; 1951.ff Oln. Rücken schwach gebleicht. Teils mit minimalen Bleistift-/Buntstiftmarkierungen am Rand. Folgende Bände: 1. Teil: Die Philosophie des Altertums. - 3. Teil: Die Philosophie der Neuzeit bis zum Ende des XVIII. Jahrhunderts. - 4. Teil: Die Deutsche Philosophie des XIX. Jahrhunderts und der Gegenwart. - 5. Teil: Die Philosophie des Auslandes vom Beginn des 19. Jahrhunderts bis auf die Gegenwart. 1951 unknown
1992réf. 137252Hamburg : Hoffmann und Campe, 1992. 6. Aufl.; 303 S. , 20 cm, gebunden, Orig.-Pappband mit Original-Schutzumschlag,
1992réf. 1196288Hamburg : Hoffmann und Campe, 1992. 303 S. ; 20 cm; fadengeh. Orig.-Pappband m. illustr. OUmschl.
1993réf. 34411Hamburg : Hoffmann und Campe, 1993. 303 S. 8°. 12. Aufl. OPpbd. mit SU.
