1882rif. ABC_48114Rotterdam: E. de Bont & Zn. 1882. Uniformly bound in contemporary overlapping vellum wrappers with a red closing tie. 16mo ca. 9.5 x 7.5 cm. With the title and calendar of each work printed in red and black the woodcut coat of arms of Enkhuizen on the title page of ad 1 and of Alkmaar on the title page of ads 2 and 3 12 woodcut illustrations in the calendar of each work 1 for each month and 12 full-page woodcut plates in each work illustrating the literary contributions. 3 volumes. With: 2 ALMANAC. Alkmaarsche almanak voor het jaar 1887. Aanwijzende alle de jaarmarkten kermissen Paard- beest- en leermarkten in het Konigrijk der Nederland.Alkmaar Hermannus Coster& Zn. 1886.3 ALMANAC. Alkmaarsche almanak voor het jaar 1891. Aanwijzende alle de jaarmarkten kermissen Paard- beest- en leermarkten in het Konigrijk der Nederlanden.Alkmaar Hermannus Coster& Zn. 1890. Uniformly bound set of three late 19th-century almanacs including the 1883 edition of the Enkhuizer almanak and an 1887 and 1891 edition of the Alkmaarder almanak. The three almanacs have been uniformly printed with the divisional title pages for the different sections being identical for each. They all include a calendar with eclipses tides and dates of markets; predictions for the weather for the following year based on the data from previous years and the tasks of gardeners for every month; and a long illustrated section with poems and short stories which was a typical addition to almanacs of this time.The wrappers of each work are slightly soiled and stained. The leaves are somewhat browned. Otherwise in good condition. E. de Bont & Zn., hardcover
1778rif. ABC_48239Amsterdam: The widow Van Esveldt and Willem Holtrop 1778. Contemporary sprinkled boards with a paper shelf mark label at the foot of the spine red sprinkled edges. 12mo. Both volumes with an engraved title page within an ornamental border an engraved page with the signs of the Zodiac a folding map of Malakka Sumatra Java and Borneo in vol. 1 and of the west coast of Africa in vol. 2 coloured in outlines and 12 full-page engraved plates in the calendar. 2 volumes. With: ALMANAC. Historische geographische konst- en reis almanach voor den jaare 1783 Amsterdam Willem Holtrop 1782. Set of two Dutch almanacs for the years 1779 and 1783 focussing on history and art. They are part of a series published from 1767 onwards by Van Esveldt in Amsterdam which was based on a similar German example. Each volume is illustrated with a map coloured in outlines of a different part of the globe and 12 full-page engraved plates depicting historical events from Dutch recent history each with a poem of 8 lines underneath. These events are mostly local and include for example a fire at the year market viewings of the northern lights the beaching of a cetacean and the discovery of an old treasure. Other than the usual items tides eclipses routes and timetables of post coaches to all European destinations timetables of ferries etc. the almanacs also include recent discoveries the number of inhabitants of important cities in Europe two parts of a series on the planets and short biographies of all living royals at the time.With an unclear impression of the library stamp from a Professor Emil in Munich in both volumes. The boards are somewhat rubbed the edges and corners are scuffed. Volume 1 is lacking the flyleaves in the front and back occasional minor foxing mostly in the second volume. Otherwise in good condition.l Ad 1: STCN 302380043 3 copies; Ad 2: STCN 173665136 3 copies; not in Vandenhole; Welsh. The widow Van Esveldt, and Willem Holtrop, hardcover
1804rif. 4622Offenbach: C.L. Brede 1804. Contemporary pink boards tooled in black with a floral ornament in the centre of both boards surrounded by a dotted frame paste paper pastedowns. The work is housed in a brown decorative paper slipcase. 32mo. With an engraved frontispiece an engraved title with a vignette and 8 full-page numbered engraved plates by Neubauer. Fine illustrated German almanac with a calendar and literary contributions including poetry a story in prose and several aphorisms. Most are signed only with initials but two have been signed by Von Münchausen. Each month in the calendar is accompanied by a poem. Several of these are listed at the beginning which means they were considered suitable to use in an Album Amicorum. The plates not accompanied by explanatory texts illustrate scenes from a theatre play and show Romantic scenes after paintings by Buchhöltz.The boards are slightly rubbed some discolouration at the top where the boards are not covered by the slipcase. The frontispiece and title page are detached but still present the page edges of the second half of the work are darker than those of the first half but the two halves likely belong together pencil markings on the verso of one of the plates and the last free flyleaf. Otherwise in good condition.l The children's world of learning 2484; not in Köhring; Lanckoronska-Rümann; Vandenhole. C.L. Brede, hardcover
1837rif. 4485Utrecht: L.E. Bosch en Zoon 1837. Original publisher's lithographed pink boards gilt edges. 12mo. With a lithographed title printed in blue and gold 4 full-page lithographed plates by H.J. Backer and by De Weijer at Utrecht and 4 folding leaves with musical score. Second volume of a fine series of miniature almanacs beautifully illustrated. The work aims to present young literary talent to the public and contains songs and poems by both new and more established Dutch authors including J.J.L. ten Kate G. le Francq van Berkheij D.G. den Beer van Portugael and M.H. de Graaf. Special attention is asked for De dagen onzer Jeugd by J.E. Schut and for two pieces by T.H. Bussingh van der Koog a young deceased Leyden student. Also included are some poems in French by A. Clavareau and two pieces of music the first is a serenade with music by W. Broedelet and text by J.J.L. ten Kate and the second is titled In het Album van L.E. Bosch door D. Soeterik. The almanac was published for 15 consecutive years by various publishers.The spine is detached but still present and has been glued onto the first free flyleaf the boards are slightly damaged at the top edge. The leaves are somewhat foxed. Otherwise in good condition.l Jacobsen Jensen 1094; Welsh 5029; Van Zonneveld-Van Noort p. 35; not in Vandenhole. L.E. Bosch en Zoon, hardcover
1836rif. ABC_48113Amsterdam: A. Spin for J. Immerzeel Jr. 1836. Original yellow lithographed publisher's boards with the title and year of publication printed on the spine. 12mo. With a steel-engraved title a full page steel-engraved portrait of Jan ten Brink 6 full-page steel engraved plates protected by tissue paper guards and a folding leaf with musical annotation. Scarce edition of the Nederlandsche Muzen-almanak the most successful literary almanac published in the Netherlands in the 19th century. It was the first almanac in which the literary content played a predominant role although some characteristics of the traditional almanac remained such as the calendar. The almanac featured poetry and fictional stories which had not been published before and marked the debut of many 19th-century Dutch poets and writers. The present edition includes works by Bilderdijk Afscheid first edition J. and A.N. van Pellecom N. Beets J.G. de Hoop Scheffer J. J. L. Ten Kate and Petronella Moens. The almanac was published annually by artist author and publisher Johannes Immerzeel Jr. 1776-1841 from 1819 until 1840 who also contributed to the contents himself.The hinges are weakened but have been repaired with a strip of paper. The boards are partly detached from the book block but the hinges have been repaired with tape occasional minor foxing. Otherwise in good condition.l Cf. H.J. Eijsens De literaire almanak als standmeter van de Nederlandse poëzie. Gedemonstreerd aan de Nederlandsche Muzen-Almanak. Thesis UvA 2016. A. Spin for J. Immerzeel Jr., hardcover
1825rif. ABC_48088Utrecht: J. van Schoonhoven & Comp. 1825. Original publisher's green boards with the title printed on the front and the logo of the University of Utrecht hand drawn on the back. 12mo. With an engraved title page with the logo of the University of Utrecht. One of the earliest volumes of the Utrecht students' almanac and the first to be edited by the students themselves. The almanac was published annually from 1823 until 1996. From 1882 onwards the almanac was a report of the activities of the Utrechtsch Studenten Corps Utrecht student society. In the early years however it was a typical almanac with the calendar opening and closing of the city gates times tables of ferries and coaches etc. but it also included extra information for students such as a short history of the university a list of the professors and board members a complete list of the 395 students with their addresses a Series Lectionem and short stories and poems.The edges and corners of the boards are scuffed and the joints are very slightly weakened. Otherwise in good condition.l Cf. De Utrechtsche Universiteit 1636-1936 vol. III: Het Utrechtsch Studentenleven De Corpsbijbel 1936 p. 576. J. van Schoonhoven & Comp., hardcover
1777rif. ABC_48241Middelburg: Jan Dane 1777-1780; P. Gillissen & Zn. 1785-1788 1790; W.A. Keel & Comp. 1791 1777. Contemporary gold-tooled red green or brown morocco with the coat of arms of Zeeland in a medallion in the centre of both boards a banderol underneath with the title both in an ornamental frame gilt or marbled edges gold-tooled board edges marbled endpapers in all except the first volume. 16mo. With an engraved emblematic frontispiece in each volume 18 folding engraved maps plans and views and 18 full-page engraved plates. 11 volumes. With the 1777 volume included twice. The second volume in contemporary beige printed wrappers with the coat of arms of Zeeland with the title on the front and the coat of arms of Middelburg with the imprint on the back. Rare near complete set of the famous Zeeland almanac which taught children the history of their province in a playful way by means of questions and answers. Zeelands chronyk-almanach was published from 1777 to 1792 with each volume focussing on a separate aspect of Zeeland such as geography the cities religion or the government. Also added to each volume is a part of a continuing extensive chronicle of Zeeland usually illustrated with folding plates. Present here are the volumes for 1777-1780 1785-1788 1790 and 1791-1792. The first volumes were published by Jan Dane but P. Gilissen took over after his death. The final volume which contains a summary of the chronicle published in the other volumes and a separate part with poems and short stories was published by W. A. Keel. The work further include a calendar information on the tides the times of the closing of the gates in the various towns of the province the dates of holidays and markets the times of departure of the ferries the magistrate in the various towns and the value of the various coins.The binding of the 1787 volume has been rubbed and the joints are somewhat weakened the bindings of the other volumes with only minor traces of use. The leaves are slightly browned and occasionally soiled or frayed some folding illustrations with false folds. Otherwise in good condition.l The childrens world of learning 2703; Nijhoff/Van Hattum no. 349n; STCN 172173019 172173094 172173221 172174864 172175852 172175976 172176115 172176204 172176433 172176484; Vries R.W.P. de no. 122. Jan Dane (1777-1780); P. Gillissen & Zn. (1785-1788, 1790); W.A. Keel & Comp., (1791), hardcover
1834rif. ABC_48188The Hague: A.P. van Langenhuyzen for J. Belinfante 1834. Original publisher's printed wrappers with the title printed on the front within an ornamental lithographed border. 8vo. With a lithographed title with vignette with coat of arms of The Hague 12 lithographed headpieces and 12 small illustrations in the calendar 1 for each month. Rare issue of a series of city almanacs for The Hague containing apart from the calendar and usual contents of almanacs extensive information on the institutes schools churches magistrates etc. of the city as well as important rules and laws such as clothing regulations for members of the royal court or how to register a child's birth. The publisher and composer of the almanac Jacob Belinfante dates unknown published these yearly almanacs from 1830 till 1839 as a continuation of the series published by his older brother the Dutch-Jewish journalist and publisher Mozes Cohen Belinfante 1761-1827 with the title Opregte sGravenhaagsche Stads-Almanac 1823-1827.With the library stamp of the Munt Collegie on the half title. The spine has been repaired with blue paper a paper shelf mark label at the foot the wrappers are somewhat browned and water stained. Internally mostly clean with occasional foxing some quires are partly detached. Otherwise in good condition.l Ned. Bibliogr. 1801-1832 1993 p. 1442; not in Vandenhole. A.P. van Langenhuyzen for J. Belinfante, unknown
1819rif. ABC_48055Amsterdam: Mortier Covens & son Ten Brink & De Vries 1819. Contemporary gold-tooled straight-grained red morocco with the rod of Asclepius a ship and an anchor on the spine a floral border on both boards gold-tooled board edges and turn-ins a red morocco pencil holder on the fore edge of the back board a folding pocket in the back gilt edges marbled endpapers. 8vo. With 5 full-page engravings with views of Boskoop Amsterdam Rotterdam Texel and Medemblik by D. Veelwaard protected by tissue paper guards 2 full-page maps of the routes in South-Holland ad 1 and North Holland ad 2 and 14 city plans of Amsterdam Leiden The Hague Delft Rotterdam Gouda ad 1 Haarlem Enkuizen Medemblik Alkmaar Purmerend Monnickendam Edam and Hoorn ad 2 each with an accompanying leaf with explanations. 2 works in 1 volume. With: ALMANAC. Almanak voor reizigers in het Koningrijk der Nederlanden. Met platen en plattegronden van steden. Tweede jaargang 1820.Amsterdam Mortier Covens & son Ten Brink & De Vries 1820. The first two of the in total three published years of a traveller's almanac each focussing on a different province in the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Present here are North- and South-Holland. The third part published a year later was on Utrecht. Apart from the calendars and related information they contain a continuing geographical and historical description of the main cities in these provinces and itinerary information for the routes between these cities with travel times and distances and time-tables for public transportation. They are illustrated with maps views and plans of the town and routes. The present copy also includes blank leaves for annotations.With the bookplate of W.Ch. Roelofsz mounted on the front pastedown and his signature and shelf mark label on the title page. The edges and corners of the boards as well as the spine ends are somewhat scuffed a few scratched on the back board lacking the pencil. Some of the tissue paper guards are slightly foxed. Otherwise in good condition.l Bodel Nijenhuis 242; not in Vandenhole. Mortier Covens & son, Ten Brink & De Vries, hardcover
1805rif. 19106Paris: Chez Janet 1805. Contemporary gold-tooled straight-grained red morocco spine decoratively gilt decorative double borders on both boards gilt edges brocade endpapers. 32mo. With 12 full-page engraved plates showing young people talking playing and courting. Exceptionally rare edition of this charming almanac for 1805 and 1806 with a calendar for one and a half year running from September 1805 to December 1806. This was done because the work followed after almanacs that used the French Republican Calendar 1793-1805 which ran from September to September instead of from January to December. Other than the calendar the almanac includes educational songs on friendship silence family and various emotions set to popular tunes and illustrated with 12 engraved plates. Together this was intended as a "School for adolescents" teaching young people about courting and various types of relationships. On the last page the eclipses of the sun and moon for 1806 are listed including those not visible in Europe. The almanac was also published for the years 1807 1808 and 1809 but all editions are very scarce today. We have only been able to find one other copy of the present 1805/1806 edition in sales records but it has not mentioned in any of the literature nor has it been recorded in institutions.With a contemporary annotation in Dutch on the first free flyleaf "Tis niet genoeg te beminen! maar best eerst wel te vezinnen!". The head of the spine has been bumped a round black stain on the back board. The work has been bound into one quire instead of two causing errors in the pagination. Otherwise in good condition.l Cf. Bondy Miniature books p. 48; Grand-Carteret 1526 for the years 1807 and 1808; Welsh A bibliography of miniature books 6239-6240 idem; not in Gumuchian; WorldCat. Chez Janet, hardcover
1831rif. 79782Wien:: Pfautsch's Verlag 1831. publisher's elaborately blind-embossed and gilt-ruled white leather; a.e.g . Very slightest of dust-soiling to the white leather; very attractive. 16mo. Engraved frontispiece six hand-colored costume plates and six elegant engraved plates. . Almanac printed in red and black. Pfautsch's Verlag hardcover
1804rif. ABC_48705Paris 1804. Large 8vo ca. 19.5 x 12 cm. L.É. Testu Contemporary gold-tooled tree marbled calf with an ornamental border on both boards a richly gold-tooled spine with red calf title-label lettered in gold gilt board edges gilt edges marbled endpapers. With the engraved coat-of-arms of the First French Empire on the title page and numerous letterpress tables. 16 832 pp. Attractively bound copy of this interesting French almanac for the year 1804-1805 An XIII i.e. year 13 counted from 1792 the period running from 23 September 1804 to 22 September 1805 according to the French Republican calendar which was used from 1793 to 1805. It is the last almanac using the terminology of the French Revolution before Napoleon Bonaparte 1769-1821 was crowned Emperor of the French on 2 December 1804.This almanac contains a wealth of information concerning the organization of the administration of the French state in the first year of the First French Empire. It comprises the names of the main dignitaries in France and abroad mentioning i.a. Thomas Jefferson as President of the United States of America the public officials in Paris and in the provinces the magistracy the clergy the army officers etc. as well as the usual subjects present in most almanacs such as annual fairs stagecoaches and timetables. It is concluded with an extensive index pp. 817-824 and a supplement pp. 825-832 which is not always present in most copies we could trace.The French publisher Laurent Étienne Testu 1765-1839 worked from 1788 for the French printer François Jean Noël Debure 1743-1802 who was the son-in-law of the French printer Laurent Charles dHoury 1723-1786. The family of DHoury had started with the annual publication of the famous Almanach royal which appeared under this title from 1700 to 1792.In 1791 Testu took over Debures printing house and in 1792 the title of the almanac was turned into Almanach national de France due to the new political situation caused by the French Revolution. After Napoleons coronation to emperor in 1804 its title was subsequently changed into Almanach imperial. Testu was appointed imperial publisher to Napoleon until his abdication in 1814.With the 19th-century oval bookplate of the French military Albert Le Lorier "Sous-Intendant Militaire" mounted on the front pastedown. The head of spine is slightly chipped/damaged the corners of the boards are slightly worn. The title page is slightly stained in the outer blank margin two text leaves Oo2 and Zz5 are re-attached probably replaced and their outer blank margins are slightly shortened otherwise a beautiful binding in very good condition.l Grand-Carteret Les almanachs français no. 1433. hardcover
1836rif. ABC_48424Calcutta: Samuel Smith and Co. at the Bengal Hurkaru Press 1836. Contemporary gold-tooled crimson goatskin with the title and year of publication lettered in gold on the spine. 8vo. With a folding table. Rare directory describing Calcutta's inhabitants during the Company rule in India 1773-1858. It lists the members of the government civil servants and the members of the king's troops as well as schools events religious societies births marriages and deaths and the departure and arrival of ships with the ships from Calcutta further highlighted on a folding table. The work is very rare as it is only available in one library and we have not been able to find it in any sales records of the past 100 years. This seemingly exhaustive directory is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the movements of people in Bengal at the time.The leather is somewhat scratched and bumped the front joint has split at the head and foot but the board is still attached the leather on the spine is slightly cracked. With a grey stain on the fore-edge some of the text on page 25-29 has been crossed out by hand pages XI-XIV in the back are nearly detached. Otherwise in very good condition.l WorldCat 776890501 1 copy. Samuel Smith and Co. at the Bengal Hurkaru Press, unknown
1850rif. L6D9JJJQJ3D4Saint Helena 1850. 8vo. George Gibb Government office Later black half morocco gold-tooled spine. With the title page printed in orange with the woodcut royal arms of the United Kingdom. 126 37 3 pp.; plus 3 1 blank pp. advertisements Only copy located of the 1850 almanac for the island of Saint Helena. Famous for being the prison of Napoleon Bonaparte in his final years the British island was used as a frequent stop by ships calling in for supplies. The almanac contains 37 pages listing the 930 ships that visited the island between 1 December 1848 and 30 November 1849. The development of steamships as well as the opening of the Suez Canal in 1869 would almost completely deprive Saint Helena of its great importance as a supply station. In 1840 a naval station was established for the Royal Navy's campaign to suppress the slave trade. By 1 December 1849 15067 slaves had been brought to the island. Roughly a fourth died on the island with the rest emigrating to Jamaica British Guiana and Trinidad.Starting with the natural history of the island the almanac describes the geology of the island and lists the birds and fish that can be found. The rest of the almanac describes the feasts and festivals for the year 1850; lunar cycles; climate of the island; tides; the family of Queen Victoria; the British cabinet; the political military and ecclesiastical government of the island as well as the British naval command in West Africa; customs and judicial fees and penalties; ordinances; local institutions and societies; and a list of local miscellaneous information. The printer appears to have aimed for a full page; for instance placing a table of the height of several hills and peaks below the regional naval hierarchy instead of near the geographical description whereas a table of geographical distances is placed under the header "local miscellaneous information".With the bookplates of the barrister Alexander Meyrick Broadley 1847-1916 famous for being the defence lawyer for the Egyptian nationalist Ahmed 'Urabi 1841-1911 and of the legendary superspy Sidney George Reilly 1873-1925. Binding lightly worn at the hinges; a very good copy. unknown
1828rif. ABC_45237Madras: Asylum Press 1828. Contemporary red sheepskin sprinkled edges. Rebacked in calf red sheepskin spine label blue paper pasted over the sides. 8vo. With 1 engraved hand-coloured folding plate showing different kinds of ships flags. Lacking 2 leaves. A rare issue of the Madras almanac a landmark in the history of British-Indian colonial printing before the Mutiny in 1857. Styled on European almanacs it is a great source of information on India and especially Madras in the years 1827-1829. The tradition of preparing and printing almanacs in India was quite new. The Madras almanac first printed in 1799 and initially called the Madras register and later until its demise in 1935 the Asylum Press almanac gives not only useful community information such as birth and death rates for 1827-1828 and domestic events but also offers glimpses into the British colonial and native Indian politics in India and the officers involved at that time. It therefore provided much important information for the British Indian colonists. Of special practical importance are the information and conversion tables for money weights and measures and also the tables of roads from Madras to principal towns and military stations in the region. The Madras Almanac a practical guide for the British-Indian colonist in 1829 now provides us with a window into Madras society in the period 1827 to 1829.The original sheepskin rubbed and the later paper covering it chipped corners bumped. Otherwise in good condition.l Orchiston Sule & Vahia The Development of Astronomy and Astrophysics in India and the Asia-Pacific Region 2018 p. 271; this issue not in Worldcat. Asylum Press, unknown
1885rif. 134677Pietermaritzburg: P. Davis & Sons Printers 1885. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Pietermaritzburg P. Davis & Sons Printers 1885. Octavo xxiv chiefly indices 456 146 Postal Directory for the Colony 62 advertisements pages plus advertisements printed on the endpapers. Purple cloth extensively lettered in gilt and decorated in blind on both sides; rear cover affected by moisture buckling the board a little and staining the cloth and causing it to lift and crease; spine sunned and a little inkstained with a neat repair to the head; a few other minor signs of age and use; notwithstanding overall in very good condition internally excellent. The twenty-fourth number of the 'Natal Almanac and Register'. Provenance: the ownership signature 'Searcy' is written in ink at the head of the title page. We recognise it to be the hand of Alfred Searcy 1854-1925 customs officer parliamentary official and author. In 1882 he 'went to the Northern Territory as sub-collector to direct new customs arrangements. In recognition of his varied and excellent work he was promoted in 1888 and also became a justice of the peace. Within the tiny white community he was one of a handful of public servants striving to establish orderly administration over a vast area. In the 1880s especially there seemed to be a rosy future for many developmental schemes and Searcy was always an enthusiastic optimist. In 1890 his wife and family returned to Adelaide for health reasons' 'Australian Dictionary of Biography'. P. Davis & Sons, Printers hardcover
1817rif. LLV2648Paris & Lyon:: Chez L. Saint Michel & Chez Ayne Freres 1817. 1817. 9.7 cm 32mo. 112 pp. 2 folding engraved plates. Original decorative pink paper wrappers with an elaborate gilt-stamped pattern; rubbed darkened. Very good. With 2 engraved folding plates showing France and Europe: 1 "Planetaire" "Mappe-Monde" "Europe" "La France" 2 "Listes de MM. les Membres de la Chambre des Deputes session de 1816" "Division de la France." Contents: Eopques pour 1817; Fetes Mobiles; Hotels des Monnaies; Calendrier; Tableau des plus grandes Marees de 1817; Heures de la Mer dans quelques Ports; Table de l'intervalle de temps dont la haute Mer; Valeur des Piastres en Francs et Centimes etc. Chez L. Saint Michel, & Chez Ayne, Freres, 1817. unknown
rif. 0935090002.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
rif. 0345337409.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1795rif. 58736Gottingen: Ioh. Chr. Dieterich 1795. 24mo 10.5cm. Printed green glazed paper boards manuscript paper labels to spine all edges gilt; coated endpapers and flyleaves; 582282pp; engraved title page and 29 engraved plates. Embosed ownership stamp of David B. Dickens to t.p.; library markings and call numbers to front endpapers. General moderate wear to boards spine and hinges cracking but internally clean: around Very Good. Pocket almanac in the original boards with numerous illustrations depicting contemporary styles and social scenes. With printed note to the bookbinder at rear. Ioh. Chr. Dieterich unknown
1863rif. b8996Philadelphia: George W. Childs 1863. First Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. Very good in original dark brown cloth-covered boards. Wear at the spine extremities and missing the lower quarter of the backstrip. Solid binding. Previous name and nineteenth-century bookplate. George W. Childs hardcover
rif. 106050Gotha 1832. Liten 8vo. 1800-talls helshirtingbd. Helt gullsnitt. 2 IV 50 258 128 2 s. 8 stålstukne portretter. Litt brunplettet. . unknown
1985rif. G0911658343I5N00Yankee Books 1985. Paperback. Acceptable. Readable copy. Pages may have considerable notes/highlighting. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More Spend Less.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed. Yankee Books paperback
rif. BN606817Almanach 2002. Pflanzen und Pflanzensammlungen im 18. und 19. Jahrhundert. Almanach mit immerwährendem Kalender Almanach 2002. Pflanzen und Pflanzensammlungen im 18. und 19. Jahrhundert. Almanach mit immerwährendem Kalender Almanach 2002. Pflanzen und Pflanzensammlungen im 18. und 19. Jahrhundert. Almanach mit immerwährendem Kalender unknown
rif. BN164212Deutscher Segler-Verband DSV. Yachtpilot: Der Almanach für den Yachtsport Jun 16 2010 Yachtpilot: Der Almanach für den Yachtsport Jun 16 2010 Yachtpilot: Der Almanach für den Yachtsport Jun 16 2010 Deutscher Segler-Verband DSV unknown