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1872ref. 142223Stuttgart, Ebner & Seubert, 1872-83. M. 14 chromolith. Taf. u. zahlr. Textholzschn. XLI, 603; XXVIII, 625; XL, 1432 S. In 1 Hldr.- u. 3 uniformen Lwdbdn. m. goldgepr. Rtit. Bd. 1 Tit. wasserfl. Im Schlußbd. 4 S. leicht beschäd.
1960ref. 1067418(etwa 1960). 56 S., 2 Bl. m. einigen Textzeichn., 8 Taf. OLwd m. OUmschl.
1834ref. 1094626London, Knight, 1834. 20, 376 S. m. 136 Textholzschn. (The library of entertaining knowledge). Ldrbd d. Zeit m. Rverg. (beschabt).
1913ref. 1159379Berlin, Siemenroth, 1913. Gr.-8vo. 96 S., 4 Bl. OKart. (Umschl. verblichen, unbeschnitten, wenige Bleistiftsanstr.).
1919ref. 10339641919. (8), 206, 18 S. m. 140 Abb. im Text u. auf Taf. (Bibl. f. Kunst- u. Antiquitätensammler 15). OPp. (bestoßen, Vordergelenk gelockert).
1967ref. 1253299Berlin, Herbig, (1967). 4to. Etwa 140 S. (ungezählt), 130 Taf. m. Illustrationen. OHlwdbd (Stempel auf Titel, 1 Ecke gering gestaucht).
1926ref. 1305955Amsterdam, Van Looy, 1926. 2 Bl., 199 S. m. 44 Tafeln. Ppbd d. Zeit (Einbd lichtrandig, Vorsätze stockfleckig).
1921ref. 1027346(1921). Kl.-8vo. Titelbl., 18 Bl. m. Zeichnungen, die Szenen aus dem gesellschaftlichen Leben einer "Dame" darstellen, 1 Bl. OPpbd m. farb. Vorderdeckelillustr. (gebräunt u. angestaubt, Rücken überklebt).
1994ref. 1320103(Mansfield, M. Martino, 1994). Gr.-8vo. 1 Bl., 40, 911, (1) S. OLwdbd m. goldgeprägtem Rückentitel.
1877ref. 1314860Berlin, Fr. Lipperheide, 1877. 4to. 43, (1) S., 12 kolorierte Holzschnitt-Tafeln. OKart. (gebräunt u. angestaubt, innen gering gebräunt u. teils minimal braunfleckig).
1956ref. 1167049London, Methuen, (1956). Gr.-8vo. 160 S. m. zahlr., überwiegend farbigen Illustr. OLwd m. farbig illustr. OUmschl.
1938ref. 1200913Leipzig, Staackmann, (1938). 94 S. m. 40 farb. Taf. (Die Staackmann-Fibeln). Farbig illustr. OPpbd.
1926ref. 1225722Bielefeld, Velhagen & Klasing, (etwa 1926). 24 S. m. einigen Abb., 1 Bl., 32 Farbtaf. (Velhagen & Klasings Liebhaberdrucke). OLwd.
1921ref. 1146597Berlin, B. Cassirer, 1921. 4to. 8, 495, (1) S. m. 325 Abb. im Text u. auf wenigen Taf. OHpgt (Einbd gebräunt u. gering fleckig).
1919ref. 1225712Braunschweig, Westermann, (1919). 4 Bl., 176 S. m. farb. Titelbild sowie 103 ein- u. 31 mehrfarb. Abb. im Text. Illustrierter OLwdbd m. Kopfgoldschnitt (Einbd, insbesondere hinterer Deckel, fleckig u. leicht gelockert, einzelne Bl. m. geringen Randläsuren).
1890ref. 1191437Berlin, Amsler u. Ruthardt (Gebr. Meder), (1890). Quer-8vo (ca. 16 : 23 cm). Mehrteiliges Leporello mit der gezeichneten Darstellung des Festzuges in Photolithographie (Bildgröße 13 : 433 cm). OHlwdbd m. Deckelillustr. (leicht berieben).
1685ref. 1121471Padua, P. M. Frambotti, 1685. Kl.-4to. 5 Bl., 261 (recte 259) S.; 4 Bl., 213, (1) S., 10 Bl.; 6 Bl., 147 (st. 155) S.; 39 S., 8 Bl. Mit 40 meist ganzs. Kupfern im Text u. auf Taf. Hpgtbd d. Zeit (ohne Deckelbezüge, hinteres Gelenk gelöst, ohne den Kupfertitel, Tl 3 = Analecta ohne die Lage A = S. 1-8 (in Photokopie beiliegend), Taf. E zu S. 114 vermutl. nicht erschienen).
1879ref. 1317281(Leipzig, Knapp, (etwa 1879). 1 gefaltetes lithographiertes Blatt (etwa 79 x 64 cm) m. 132 farbigen Schemata in Kart. d. Zeit m. farbiger Deckelillustr. (Einbd gebräunt u. angestaubt, Vorderdeckel lose u. mit kleinen Eckabbrüchen, innen etwas gebräunt u. angestaubt).
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1912ref. 64707New London OH: The Ward-Stilson Co. 1912. Folio. 10.25 x 13.75 in. 129 1 pp. With 100’s of text illustrations & plates many w/ colour-tinting or in full printed colour. Red cloth-backed red softcovers raised & embossed blue & gilt lettering on front cover cover illust. of Thomas Wildey mounted on front cover minor edgewear slight bumping to couple corners shelfwear still a VG bright copy w/ TL dittoed ordering letter to Odd Fellows Secretary about ordering from this catalogue on engraved letterhead and additional leaf of premiums also laid-in. First edition thus of this lavish Edwardian costume and regalia catalogue for the Odd Fellows. The I.O.O.F. was an altruistic fraternal organization closely related to the Freemasons in ritual and regalia yet devoted to assisting those in need and built homes for seniors and orphaned children across the country. Reconstituted after being severely depleted during the Civil War the Odd Fellows became by 1912 the largest fraternal organization in the United States with more members than the Masons and had over 3.5 million members worldwide. Their ritual work was noted for their elaborate morality plays and extensive uses of scenery magic lanterns music and even reproductions of the Ark of the Covenant and Incense Altars. The automaton Self-Playing automatic harps were quite elaborate and fascinating musical machines and this catalogue illustrates several models. This catalogue encompasses 100s of costumes necessary for ritual degree work including those for past Grand Right Supporters Noble Grand Vice Grand Chaplain Warden Herald Conductor Scene Supporter Inner Guard King Saul Jesse Good Samaritan High Priest and others. Also included are swords -- some with inlaid hilts bugles horns jewels hand-painted scenery landscapes magic lanterns for projection ledgers banners and even lighting systems. Ward & Stilson originally bought a lodge rosette business in 1891 which quickly grew into one of the largest suppliers of fraternal order regalia in the country. No copies located in Worldcat; See: Foskett History of New London. The Ward-Stilson Co., paperback
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