Gide, AndréAntiquariat.de
1989ref. 12493Stuttgart, Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt, 1989/1990/1991. "8° (18,5-22,5 cm). 592; 811; 848; 706 SS." OLeinwand mit OUmschlag
1987ref. 56943ABMünchen; New York; London; Paris, K. G. Saur, 1987. 4° (28x18), CVIII,654; V,764; V,682; V,741 S., Oln mit OU, Umachläge minimal lichtverfärbt, fest sauber und gepflegt,
1839ref. 8482BBLeipzig, Brockhaus, 1839. Kl. 8°. 194 S. HPgmt um 1900., 1
1878ref. 37756ABStgt, Krabbe 1878. 2 Bände. 3 Bll., 384 S.; 3 Bll., 344 S. Modernes rotes Leder mit beidseitiger Deckelvergoldung, Rückenvergoldung, 4 (unechten) Bünden und aufwendigenVorsätzen (Seide, Moiré). Rücken mit Lichtspur. Teils etwas gebräunt. Die ersten 3 Bll. des 2. Bandes fleckig. Namen an Vorsatz und Titel. [2 Warenabbildungen]
1934ref. 45333ABMünchen, Verlag Adolf Hafner, [1934]. 4° (35x26), 168 Bl., Büttenpapier zweiseitig unbeschnittener Büttenrand, brauner OLdr mit goldPräg, KopfgoldSchnitt, SchmuckVorsätze, minimal berieben, schönes gepflegtes Exemplar,
1993ref. 100133259University of Illinois Press 1993 371 pages 17 526x2 794x23 876cm. 1993. Cartonné jaquette. 371 pages.
1881ref. 54064ABMchn, Bibliographisches Institut 1881. 8°. XIV, 275, (1) S. HLwd der Zt mit Rückentitel in Gold. Einband etwas berieben, am Vorsatz Kurzbiographie des Verfs montiert (Typoskript). Papierbedingt etwas gebräunt, einige schwache Bleistift-Anstreichungen.
1895ref. 8271ABParis, Plon und Nourrit (um 1895). 61. Auflage. 3 Bände. XII, 390 S.; 2 Bll., 495 S.; 2 Bll., 446 S. HLdr der Zt mit Rückentitel. Minimal bestoßen. Tücken mit schwacher Lichtspur. Jeweils mit Exlibris. 61
1907ref. 29346btBerlin, Schwetschke, 1907. Kaliko, ca. DinA 5, 240 Seiten, außer dem Autoren-Bild KEINE Abbildungen oder Karten, Einband etwas fleckig, gebräunt, leicht berieben und bestoßen, Rücken an den Enden beschabt, Name und private Stempel auf den ersten Seiten, durchgehend leichte Bleistiftanstreichungen und selten Anmerkungen, Schnitt und Seiten papierbedingt stark gebräunt, insgesamt noch ordentlicher Zustand [6 Warenabbildungen]
1897ref. 45834ABStuttgart und Leipzig, Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt 1897. Gr.-8°. 4 Bll., 278 S., 1 Bl. Orig.-Halbleder mit Rückentitel und -vergoldung, Deckel geprägtes Kroko-Imitat. Etwas berieben, die Deckel-Ecken teils durchgerieben. Blattränder teils etwas verfärbt (Rotschnitt)., Nummer am Titel. Dezentes priv. Exlibris am Spiegel.
1984ref. 144611Athens - Dedham, Denise Harvey & Company, 1984. 117, (2) S., mit 14 montierten farbigen Abbildungen und zahlreichen s/w-Abteilungen nsach Aquarellen und Zeichnungen von Lear sowie von alten Dokumenten und anderen Vorlagen. Or.Ln. mit Schutzumschlag, 4°. Sorgfältige Edition des Reisetagebuches des englischen Nonsense-Dichters Edward Lear auf Kreta, die er während knapp zwei Monaten bereiste, auf der Suche nach einer neuen Bleibe während des brittschen Winters. In den neun Jahren davor hatte er den Winter jeweils auf Korfu verbracht, wo ihn nichts mehr hielt, nachdem die Insel an Griechenland gegangen war. Hardcover Sehr schönes Exemplar.
19368vo., First Edition thus; original terracotta cloth, gilt back, backstrip lettering faded but entirely legible, a very good, clean copy in unclipped dustwrapper, the latter lightly age-soiled and with one or two short closed tears. The dustwrapper reproduces the last photograph (not present in the work itself) of Tolstoy and his wife. 'The history of literature hardly contains a stranger and more pathetic story than this record of the intrigues and persecution that drove Russia's greatest writer to his death.' VERY SCARCE, ESPECIALLY IN THE DUSTWRAPPER.
1879ref. 105886BBBerlin, B. Behr, 1879. 8°. X, [2] Bl., 427, (1) S.; [3] Bl., 283, (1) S.; [3] Bl., 260 S. mit 8 Portrait-Tafeln, 1 Stammtafel u. einigen Musikbeispielen. OLn. mit Rücken- u. Deckeltitel. 3 Bände.
18764 vols., 8vo., preliminaries lightly spotted; original cloth, gilt backs, covers a little age-marked else a very good, firm, clean set. With bookplates on front paste-downs.
19663 vols., roy. 8vo., First Edition, with 3 portrait frontispieces, very numerous plates, and pedigree on rear endpapers of third volume ; yellow buckram, gilt backs, blue tops, a very good, clean set in dustwrapper. The set comprises Vol. I: 1930-1939; Vol. II: 1939-1945; Vol. III: 1945-1962. The dustwrappers are designed bty Kenneth Farnhill.
1977106 pages including black and white illustrations. Chapters include: Homesteaders (1903-1910); C.P.R. Settlers; Fairgrove Schools; Fairgrove Families Diaries; Organizations. Undated. Circa 1977. Clean, bright and unmarked with very light wear. Excellent copy of this rare work. Book
1988Contains B&W plates. 15.5X23 cm. 435 pages. Hardcover. Cover slightly dirty. Cover edges are slightly chafed. Spine is slightly dirty and stained. Spine's top is slightly beaten in one place. Else in good condition. PLEASE NOTE: This item is overweight. We may ask for extra shipping costs.
ref. SONG0809324830Used: Good unknown
ref. 42kzPhotographic Image. Good. Hardcover. 1930s-1958. PHOTO & SCRAPBOOK ALBUM-- Rural America and 'The Don Hopkins Story'. 50 pp. 12"x 14.5". 'A boy's life' and rural Oklahoma in 1930s-50s-- the 'circle of life' in snapshots & mementos. The life of an American boy to manhood - from youth to high school service in the Air Force marriage and the birth of a child. Album photos & ephemera prominently feature the years of high school-- photos of football baseball bowling league band practice parades stock-car races. There are cards of congratulation addressed to Don Hopkins and photos of Don as a youngster playing guitar & trumpet tipped in with a Valentine card from his father Don Hopkins Sr. ".Grandma tells me what swell music you can play. Boy howdy you just keep that up for I am rearing to hear some of that swell music." In 1950 after HS graduation Don Hopkins enlisted in the Air Force. In 1951 he and his high school sweetheart Edith Ann Roberts marry; in the 1950s they are photographed holding their own child. Photos & mementos from Oklahoma: family & friends/ sport portraits/ newspaper mentions/ band photos/ individual pics & group photos of friends at school/ reports cards & school programs/ Don Hopkin's draft card & military pay stubs. In nice condition - with decorative cover stamped 'Snaps and Scraps'. The album appears to have been neatly repaired. . Hardcover
2013ref. 5999CBWeitra, Verlag Bibliothek der Provinz, 2013. kl.4°, 395 S., gelber original Pappband mit weißer Deckel- und Rückenbeschriftung (Buch erschien ohne Schutzumschlag), Erstausgabe an der Unterkante des Einbanddeckels eine winzige Bestoßung, sonst sehr schönes, sauberes Exemplar mit bleistiftgeschriebener Widmung der Autorin (vogla)
1970ref. 21420New York : Barnes & Noble, London : Methuen, 1970. 382, 420, 274, 325 S., Ill., Falttafel Leinen
1993ref. 257821986 und 1993. Insel, Frankfurt und Leipzig, Erste Auflage. Mit je einem Titelporträt. Dunkelbraune Originallederbände mit Lederrückenschild. 679, [7] / 694, [2] Seiten. 17,5 : 11 cm.
2010ref. 75674Berlin: Haffmans bei Zweitausendeins, 2010. (Herausgegeben von Gerd Haffmans und Heiko Arntz) zus. 4416 S. Leinen mit Umschlag im Schuber / gebundene Ausgabe
20013 vols., 8vo., First Edition, with 2 frontispieces, 16 plates on 8, numerous maps in the text and endpaper facsimiles and maps; cloth, gilt backs, all near fine copies in dustwrapper. Comprises: BRYANT (A). The Turn of the Tide 1939-1943. A Study based on the Diaries and Autobiographical Notes of Field Marshal The Viscount Alanbrooke. (1957). BRYANT (A). Triumph in the West 1943-1946. Based on the Diaries and Autobiographical Notes of Field Marshal The Viscount Alanbrooke. (1959). Alanbrooke, Field Marshal Lord. War Diaries 1939-1945. Edited by Alex Danchev and Daniel Todman. [2001]. By common consent the greatest CIGS in the history of the British Army, Alanbrooke occupied a unique position at the heart of Britain's efforts in WWII. Scarcely a man to pull punches, he provides a blow-by-blow account of how the war was waged and won, sparing no-one from politicians to generals of virtually every Allied nation. For over two generations, historians and scholars have known the Alanbrooke war diaries only through Bryant's classic two-volume edition. Quite apart from the inevitable selectiveness (and much of that rigorously censored), we have several times heard the comment 'too much Bryant and not enough Alanbrooke'. Now, almost sixty years on, we have a complete rendering (from the British perspective) of the most important private military account of the Second World War. Here is the opportunity to compare the old and the new; it is a fascinating task, revealing (first) why so much could not be published at the time and (secondly) the scale of the strains, frustrations and emotions borne by Britain's leading soldier of WWII. Enser, pp.199, 474 (first two volumes respectively).
19722 vols., 8vo., First Edition, with 29 plates; blue cloth, gilt backs, a near fine set in unclipped dustwrapper. The set comprises Vol. I: 1933-1940 (by which time Pownall was CGS to the BEF in France); Vol. II: 1940-1944 (CoS to Mountbatten). In the latter part of his career Pownall was Chief of Staff to Mountbatten (then SACSEA). His remarkably frank diaries caused considerable controversy on publication, not least because of his opinions of Wingate. Unaccountably scarce as a set, especially in this condition. Graham & Cole L20; Enser, p.268.
