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rif. 6630325656.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
rif. 6630317971.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
rif. 6630328213.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1947rif. 88187HB(Hamburg), (1947). 1 Doppelblatt, mit Pergamentstreifen befestigt in HLdr.-Mappe mit goldgeprägtem Hamburger Stadtwappen, 37 x 27 cm. [3 Warenabbildungen]
1876Mm 125x195 RARO. Edizione originale / RARE. Original edition - Volume cartonato, legatura editoriale in tela marrone, titoli e fregi in oro al dorso e al piatto anteriore, VIII-412 pagine. Ordinari segni del tempo alla tela, occhietto mancante, peraltro buona copia. Testo in inglese - english text. SPEDIZIONE IN 24 ORE DALLA CONFERMA DELL'ORDINE.
rif. 15819Paris La Renaissance du Livre, éd. Mignot, 1911. Florilège "parlementaire" de poèmes écrits par les parlementaires de l'époquein8, reliure pleinetoilerouge bradel, piece de titre cuir, titre doré, couverture conservée, exemplaire enrichi d'un envoi autographe de Gustave Rivet3 72 pages, en partie non coupé.
1901rif. 28627paris 1901 une Lettre autographe signée, manuscrite à l'encre noire, sur papier vergé ligné bleu, filigrané "St GEORGES" , format : 21,6 x 27,2 cm, adressée à Louis Arthur HUSTIN, secrétaire général de la Questure du Sénat. non datée (1901), signature autographe manuscrite : Germain PABST
1858rif. 522175Imprimerie de Deltombe 1858. Reliure frottée en bordure texte en très bon état quelques très rares rousseurs a l'intérieur sinon sur pages de gardes. in-4. 1858. Relié. 218223 pages. Imprimerie de Deltombe unknown
rif. 33236In-12, demi-chagrin rouge de l'époque, dos à nerfs filetés or, riches compartiments dorés, titre doré, 447 p., qqs rousseurs. Paris, E. Dentu, 1876.
1858rif. 522175Imprimerie de Deltombe 1858 218+223 pages in-4. 1858. Relié. 218+223 pages.
rif. 0428407390.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1963rif. 356Washington: Goverment Printing Office. Very Good. 1963. Softcover. Transcript of hearings on Senate Bill 792 to establish the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore in Western Michigan a 77000 acre park along the Lake Michigan shore. Contains a folding map in front. Original green printed wrappers with black cover lettering. There is a small stamp on lower front wrapper: "From the Office of Philip A. Hart United States Senator Michigan." For many years Phil Hart was a strong advocate for the creation of this National Lakeshore. The spine is sunned however the spine lettering still clear and bright. This is a clean tight and unmarked book. ; Folding Map; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 435 pages . Goverment Printing Office paperback
rif. 11304Two nineteenth-century stereoview photographs of Congress Hall Saratoga Springs and the United States Senate Chamber circa 1860s-1870s preserve paired photographic views of two very different public environments: one associated with the federal government in Washington and the other with the expanding resort culture of Saratoga Springs New York. The Senate Chamber image records an interior of the U.S. Capitol during the period in which stereoscopic photography became a widely circulated means of visually experiencing important national sites; the U.S. House notes that Capitol stereoviews were popular souvenirs and common fixtures in middle-class parlors during the second half of the nineteenth century. The Saratoga view belongs to the visual culture of a resort community nationally known for its mineral springs hotels and leisure economy and a related Stereoscopic Gems of Saratoga Congress Hall image is preserved in the Library of Congress record. Together the photographs support research into nineteenth-century tourism architectural photography political space visual culture and the commercial circulation of stereoscopic imagery. Two stereoview cards. Circa 1860s-1870s. One sepia-toned stereoview identified as No. 530 depicts Congress Hall Saratoga Springs New York from the Stereoscopic Gems of Saratoga series; the card bears paired photographic images approximately 6 x 3 inches overall. The second sepia-toned stereoview depicts the United States Senate Chamber and is credited to J. F. Jarvis Stereoscopic Views. A comparable Senate Chamber view in the U.S. Senate Collection is attributed to John F. Jarvis and dated circa 1855-1875 while another Jarvis stereograph of a Senate interior held by the Library of Congress is dated circa 1875. Congress Hall was part of Saratoga Springs' nineteenth-century resort landscape and stereoscopic series devoted to Saratoga circulated views of its hotels springs and associated architecture to visitors and collectors. The pairing is particularly useful for examining how stereography made geographically distant civic and leisure spaces visually accessible to domestic audiences. The Capitol image situates viewers within the architectural environment of federal political power while the Saratoga image records a major resort setting from a period when Saratoga Springs was developing a national reputation as a destination for health recreation and elite social life. Because the precise publication dates of these specific cards are not supplied they should not be described definitively as Civil War-era without further evidence from the mounts or publisher imprints. Some surface soiling; otherwise no significant defects are noted. Very good. A complementary pair of nineteenth-century stereoviews documenting the visual culture of American government and resort tourism. unknown
rif. 11304Two nineteenth-century stereoview photographs of Congress Hall Saratoga Springs and the United States Senate Chamber circa 1860s-1870s preserve paired photographic views of two very different public environments: one associated with the federal government in Washington and the other with the expanding resort culture of Saratoga Springs New York. The Senate Chamber image records an interior of the U.S. Capitol during the period in which stereoscopic photography became a widely circulated means of visually experiencing important national sites; the U.S. House notes that Capitol stereoviews were popular souvenirs and common fixtures in middle-class parlors during the second half of the nineteenth century. The Saratoga view belongs to the visual culture of a resort community nationally known for its mineral springs hotels and leisure economy and a related Stereoscopic Gems of Saratoga Congress Hall image is preserved in the Library of Congress record. Together the photographs support research into nineteenth-century tourism architectural photography political space visual culture and the commercial circulation of stereoscopic imagery. Two stereoview cards. Circa 1860s-1870s. One sepia-toned stereoview identified as No. 530 depicts Congress Hall Saratoga Springs New York from the Stereoscopic Gems of Saratoga series; the card bears paired photographic images approximately 6 x 3 inches overall. The second sepia-toned stereoview depicts the United States Senate Chamber and is credited to J. F. Jarvis Stereoscopic Views. A comparable Senate Chamber view in the U.S. Senate Collection is attributed to John F. Jarvis and dated circa 1855-1875 while another Jarvis stereograph of a Senate interior held by the Library of Congress is dated circa 1875. Congress Hall was part of Saratoga Springs' nineteenth-century resort landscape and stereoscopic series devoted to Saratoga circulated views of its hotels springs and associated architecture to visitors and collectors. The pairing is particularly useful for examining how stereography made geographically distant civic and leisure spaces visually accessible to domestic audiences. The Capitol image situates viewers within the architectural environment of federal political power while the Saratoga image records a major resort setting from a period when Saratoga Springs was developing a national reputation as a destination for health recreation and elite social life. Because the precise publication dates of these specific cards are not supplied they should not be described definitively as Civil War-era without further evidence from the mounts or publisher imprints. Some surface soiling; otherwise no significant defects are noted. Very good. A complementary pair of nineteenth-century stereoviews documenting the visual culture of American government and resort tourism. unknown books
2006rif. 64111Washington DC: U.S. Government Printing Office 2006. Presumed first edition/first printing. Wraps. Good. No dust jacket as issued. Spine and cover has some discoloration. ii 314 p. 109th Congress 2d Session Senate Report 109-288. Calendar No. 527. U.S. Government Printing Office paperback
2004rif. 42876Washington DC: GPO 2004. very good. 546 wraps illus. GPO paperback
1965rif. 41211Washington DC: GPO 1965. First Edition. First Printing. good. 580 wraps illus. fold-out plates footnotes index. 89th Congress 1st Session Senate Document No. 56. The purpose of this report is to examine patterns of international cooperation and the organizations responsible for the conduct of space programs to identify interacting influences between internationally organized efforts and to analyze the implications of these movements of the regulation of space activities. GPO paperback
1998rif. 39515Washington DC: GPO 1998. good. 24 cm 753 Part VIII only wraps illus. references. S. hrg. 105-300. GPO paperback
1997rif. 39502Washington DC: GPO 1997. good. 24 cm 1498 v.10 only wraps illus. S. hrg.; 104-869. Hearings held June 1995-June 1996. The inquiry into whether improper conduct occurred regarding the way in which White House Officials handled documents in the office of White House Deputy Counsel Vincent W. Foster Jr. following his death. This is a volume of Depositions. GPO paperback
1973rif. 40363Washington DC: GPO 1973. First Edition. First Printing. good. 373 wraps pencil erasure on front cover covers somewhat worn and soiled spine faded. This was the first time that the 25th Amendment to the Constitution was applied in the confirmation of a Vice President by the Senate. This followed the resignation of Spiro Agnew and predated the Watergate scandal and the threatened impeachment of President Richard Nixon. This confirmation ultimately resulted in the first unelected President of the United States. GPO paperback
1979rif. 42864Washington DC: GPO 1979. good. 396 wraps bottom fore-edge corner bumped. GPO paperback
rif. DA10B-01352Washington D.C.: Library of Congress. Collectible - Acceptable. Washington D.C.: Library of Congress 1942-1944. Sammelband parts 38-41 in one. Sm 4to Hardcover. pp22023-23069. Tables. Fair Ex-Library book. Lightly soiled. With usual library markings. US history native americans social conditions goverment Inquire if you need further information. Washington, D.C.: Library of Congress hardcover
rif. 0260320765.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
rif. 026009062X.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
rif. 0366398148.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
