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2013Best.-Nr. 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)
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1970Best.-Nr. 21420New York : Barnes & Noble, London : Methuen, 1970. 382, 420, 274, 325 S., Ill., Falttafel Leinen
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1993Best.-Nr. 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.
2010Best.-Nr. 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).
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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.
195050 pages. Many reproductions of black and white photos. Printed upon glossy stock. Features: Wilderness Treasure - travelling along the historic 'Voyageur's Highway' in the Quetico-Superior border region; Protecting the Canadian side of the Quetico-Superior region; 'Home is Some Taffy Hair' - tale from the HBC post at Lake Harbour; People of the Snows - photo portraits; Exploring the Kazan River in 1926 - Thierry Mallet - photo-illustrated article; 3000 Miles by Dog Sled - tale of missionary journey made by late Canon Turner, which was almost the best ever made with dogs north of the Arctic Circle, written from his diaries and letters by his brother Edward; James Bay Cabin - C.S. Maclean and his guide Arthur Smith; Sealing - New Style - photo-illustrated article; Photos of outside and inside of the HBC's new fur sales building in Montreal; Nice colour ad for Hudson's Bay Point blankets on back cover. Clean and unmarked with moderate wear. A sound vintage copy. Book
1896Best.-Nr. 41471ABWiesbaden, (Druck): Bechtold 1896. Gr.-8°. 273 S. Halbleder-Band der Zeit mit Rückentitel in Gold. Rücken stärker berieben. Besitzvermerk an Vorsatz und Titel. Hinterer Vorsatz teils verklebt.
1984Best.-Nr. 68987Friedberg, Draier-Verlag Haun u. Hitzelberger, 1984. 2°, quer; 150 Seiten, mit Tagebucheintragungen, Briefen, Texten u. Scherenschnitten des Dichters und ganzseitigen, farbigen Abbildungen/Zeichnungen; [4 Warenabbildungen] Orig.-Leinen sehr guter Zustand. Buch in schmucklosem Pappschuber/Schutzkarton, dieser angeplatzt und berieben
1983Best.-Nr. 39860ABDüsseldorf, Concept-Verlag 1983. 2 Bände. Gr.-4°. 688 S.; [4] Bll., 689-1408 S. OPp mit OU, Schuber. Fast neuwertig.
1856Best.-Nr. 6890BBLeipzig, Breitkopf & Härtel, 1856-59. 8°. OHLn (II-IV) und späteres Leder (I)., 1Jahn, W. A. Mozart
2004Best.-Nr. 42271ABMünchen [u.a.], Prestel, 2004. 4°, 431 S. mit über 700 Farb-Abbildungen, farbig illustr. original Pappband (Hardcover), schönes, sauberes Exemplar
1916Best.-Nr. 33969ABBln, Mittler 1916. 8°. XII, 266 S. Gesprenkeltes Ganzleder mit Rücken- und Deckelvergoldung, Kopfgoldschnitt. Rücken mit Lichtspur, Gelenke etwas berieben, eine Ecke beschädigt.
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1926xvi, 191,[1] p., pl., ports. 26 cm. Hardcover Very good condition No. 241 of limited edition of 750 copies
1988Best.-Nr. 099084Diarist's Journal 1988-1997. First Edition. Wraps. Very Good. The Diarist's Journal was started in January of 1988 and ran until 1997. This is a complete run of 52 issues. They are newspaper like in appearance but not quite as large in format as a newspaper - more like a slightly larger version of a New York Times Book Review. They ran either to 16 or 20 pages. There is obviously a wealth of material about diarists and each issue has entries that had been submitted by enthusiastic and usually accomplished diarists. It is not likely that there is another run of this periodical available. The pages have browned - just as newspaper does. Some of the issues are shabby Diarist's Journal paperback
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1965Best.-Nr. 152433München: Kösel 1963-1965. 1190, (4); 1086, (2); 808, (2) Seiten. Dünndruck. Mit Notation auf Faltkarte im Anhang des ersten Bandes. 8° (18,5 x 11,5 cm). Orig.-Leinenbände mit goldgeprägtem Rückentitel sowie Orig.-Schutzumschlägen. [Hardcover / fest gebunden].
1750RARE COMPLETE FOUR VOLUME SET of the memoirs of Lieutenant-General Antoine de Pas Marquis de Feuquières (1648-1711), who served in the Royal Army during the reign of Louis XIV. The book details his insights on military life, strategy and tactics, and also depicts the period of his service, namely the Nine Years War. On this factual account Voltaire based his essay "Siècle de Louis XIV". This edition includes a preface, the author's biography and several fold-out maps. 170x100mm. [CCVIII+226] + [402] + [387] + [444] pages. Smooth leather Hardcover with gilt lettering on spine. Text block edges dyed. Cover worn, somewhat bent and unclean. Pages yellowing. [VOL.1]: Spine bottom corner slightly chipped. Pages 11 to 26 and 147-166 dog-eared. [VOL.2]: Spine bottom half peeling. Title-page edge torn (25mm) - no damage to text. Binding slightly loose on front inner cover. Page 1 upper edge near binding slightly torn (10mm). Pages 3 and 278-280 upper corner dog-eared. [VOL.3]: Small hole on title-page. Title-page bottom part detached from binding. Map 10 edges creased. [VOL.4]: Spine front hinge bottom edge slightly chipped. Pages 43-46 detached from binding. [SUMMARY]: Save for some light wear to covers, this rare memoir book of a French soldier renowned for his bravery in the army of Louis XIV, is in good condition. PLEASE NOTE: This item is overweight. We may ask for extra shipping costs.
