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2015New Persian Paperback. Cr. 8vo. (20 x 14 cm). In Persian. 230 p. Siyasat-e khariji-e Iran dar dawrân-e Safawiyah. Foreign relations of Iran in the period of Safawid dynasty, (1501-1736).
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1908478 pages. Advertisements. Index. Chapters include: The Grip of the Protected Interests on the Government and the Press; The Repeal of the Corn Laws and Fiscal Freedom for Canada; The Movements for Free Trade and Annexation; Reciprocity - The movement for the Elgin-Marcy Treaty 1854-1866; Reciprocity - Overtures by Canada since 1866; The Beginnings of the Movement for a National Policy; The First National Policy Tariffs - 1858 to 1870; National Policy as a measure of Retaliation 1870-1874; The Fight in Parliament and in the Constituencies for the National Policy 1874-1878; The National Policy in Operation 1879-1896 - The Era of the Red Parlour; The Liberals adopt and extend the National Policy 1896-1904; The Tariff Revision of 1906; Politics and the Tariff. Usual library markings. Front hinge going. Back hinge open. Prior owner's details atop half-title page. Book
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1944réf. BOOKS030320IWashington D.C.:': U.S. Gov't Pr. Office. G unmarked 9" x 11" Hardback; no DJ. 1944. ISBN: 333 pp. Catalogs: GEOLOGY. Keywords: GEOLOGY MINERALOGY MINING CENSUS. U.S. Gov\'t Pr. Office hardcover
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2005288pp. 22 cm. Hardcover Very good condition good
1776pp. vi, (2), 262. LACKS 2 pages of advertisements. Slight loss at bottom of pp. 235/236. 8vo. 210 mm. Full leather binding; boards detached. Full title: SIX SKETCHES ON THE HISTORY OF MAN. Containing, the Progress of Men as Individuals. I. The Diversity of Men, and Languages. II. Of Food, and Population. III. Of Property. IV. The Origin and Progress of Commerce. V. The Origin and Progress of Arts. VI. The Progress of the Female Sex. With an Appendix, concerning, the Propagation of Animals, and the care of their Offspring. Age stain. Foxed. Loss bottom margin and a few lines of text on pages 235 & 236. Manuscript ownership of Robert Ross on title page. Capt. Robert Ross (1753-1823) was born in Lancaster, PA, and died in Nicholson Twp, Fayette Co. PA. In 1776 Robert took the oath of allegiance before Col. Miller of Lancaster Co. PA. and enlisted in the Revolutionary War as a private in Capt. James Taylor's company, 4th Penn. Battalion. Ross was regimental color bearer in 1776, under Gen. Anthony Wayne, at the storming of Stony Point (NY). In 1779 at Brandywine and through the Canadian campaign to the close of the war. Robert Ross fought also in the Indian Wars of 1790-1794. Robert Ross was an early settler, of Nicholson Twp. It does not appear that in the early part of the Revolutionary war he was reckoned among the adherents of the patriot cause, but in June, 1779, he took the oath of allegiance to Pennsylvania, and afterwards served to the end of the war under General Wayne. At the close of the struggle he, like thousands of others, was paid the arrears due him for services in Continental money, which was depreciated to one-fortieth of its face value. He afterwards served in the various Indian campaigns in Ohio and Indiana, rising to the rank of captain. In the Whiskey Insurrection of 1794, Capt. Ross was on the side of the insurgents, and commanded a company of about one hundred men of the western and southwestern parts of the county, a part of the (supposed) available force of the insurrectionists to be used in opposition to the government. At the head of this company Capt. Ross marched to Uniontown in August, 1794, to raise the 'liberty poles' in the town, and two miles south of it at Gaddis' place. When Gen. Lee came in with his army to suppress the insurrection, a squadron of cavalry was sent towards the Monogahela for the capture of Robert Ross as insurgent leader, but the expedition was unsuccessful. Evans 14801. Scarce. EVANS1
1907réf. 75404New York: Draper Manufacturing Company 1907. The Self-Recording Thermometer was designed by Dr. Daniel Draper 1841-1931 who was one of the sons of John William Draper a pioneer in stellar photography. Daniel was instrumental in setting up the New York Meteorological Observatory in Central Park in 1868 and made a number of important meteorological inventions. The mechanism used to drive the self registering chart was made by Seth Thomas one of the earliest and most respected clock makers in America. The recording chart is placed on the circular dial at the top of the encasing which rotates once a week. A pen mechanism attached to the thermometer records the temperature on the chart two of which are included in this lot. The items are;A typed letter on Draper Manufacturing letterhead offering the Henry Heil Chemical Comany of St. Louis offering them a 20% discount on either size of the device. Secretarial signature.Two of the actual charts to be affixed to the Self-Recording Thermometer; a small one of 8 inches and half a large of of 12 inches this one appears to have bee used and is thus an example of the results.Two postcard size advertisements on thick card. One of the Self-Recording Thermometer and the other for Draper's Self-Recording Hygrometer humidity. Images and prices on the fronts and descriptive data on the rears.Smaller placard advertising a weather vane made by the firm. Draper Manufacturing Company unknown
1924réf. 550Marseille 1924 In-8 de 28 pp., br.
1952réf. 230704052056ybvkNo place or date, probably Genova, ca. 1952. 18 dark cardboard sheets with singleside tipped on original photographs of ca. 18 x 24 cm. - Gilt titled dark blue leatherette album with the company's symbol at frontpanel; oblong-Folio (ca. 26 x 29 x 2 cm).
1910réf. 3119321Berlin, Verlag der Generalkommission der Gewerkschaften Deutschlands, 1910. 112 S. OBroschur (Stempel auf Titel).
1990réf. 22137Paris, Thés Lipton et Éditions Gallimard, 1990. Cartonné, bien complet de la jaquette, sous emboitage, 27 cm x 36,5 cm, 129 pages, photographies noir & blanc in et hors-texte. Texte de Françoise de Maulde avec la collaboration de Jacques Taglang, bibliographie. Etat neuf
