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1801ref. 43492Halle, Rengerschen Buchhandlung, 1801. Without wrappers as published in ""Annalen der Physik. Herausgegeben von Ludwig Wilhelm Gilbert"", Bd. 7, Viertes Stück. The entire issue offered (=Heft 4). Pp. 387-528. Ritter's announcement p. 525. With titlepage to volume 7. Clean and fine. Titlepage a bit shavedin inner margin.
2004ref. Q-0253216931Indiana University Press 2004-09-07. Paperback. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Indiana University Press paperback
ref. 1355162025.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
ref. 1330166787.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
ref. 0483380709.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
ref. 20412486like new. unknown
ref. 1452586209.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1994ref. 2082702114605939Kashiwashobo 1994. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 Kashiwashobo paperback
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ref. B9780359728640Paperback / softback. New. Ang Bagong Testamento kalakip ang Mga Salmo at Mga Kawikaan. Isang Salin sa Filipino na Hinango mula sa Authorized King James Version. The New Testament with Psalms and Proverbs. A Filipino translation of the Authorized King James Version. paperback
1977ref. 26910Doubleday New York 1977 HBDJ 1977 First Edition Stated NF/VG AS-ISNear fine book WITH CVR DUPLICATES DJ Illustration with very good dj. Unmarked and clean with only slight rubbing on tips and edges of cover. Beautiful Deanne Hollinger illustrated book with front and rear of book illustrated. Cover is bright with no color lost. Spine and binding is tight and straight. Dj matches book Has wear around edges WITH TINY CHIPS TEARS with some paper lost but is basicaly there. Uncommon to find this valuable 1977 FIRST EDITION in this condition. 103 pgs NOT EX-LIBRARY Interior nice Tight clean Light wear Fox Tiny chips DJ Spine Ends Back Dj small chips Btm Edge. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Doubleday, New York, hardcover
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ref. 13293Two small ceramic objects dating from the ancient Mediterranean and Near Eastern worlds including a Byzantine-period "slipper" lamp and a reddish terracotta vessel with a stylized animal handle. The pair documents two distinct approaches to utilitarian ceramic production: a compact lamp made for illumination and a covered vessel incorporating figural decoration into its handle. The second object is of uncertain Near Eastern origin and has been broadly attributed to the period between the 3rd century B.C. and the 3rd century A.D.; that dating remains provisional. The Byzantine "slipper" lamp is formed in coarse pink-tan ware and retains heavy earthen patination. Its elongated body follows the compact slipper-shaped profile associated with portable ceramic lamps of the period. The second object in reddish terracotta has an incised-decorated lid surmounted by an unusual figural handle in the form of a stylized boar. The animal straddles the upper portion of the lid and is modeled with small prominent eyes giving the handle a distinctly sculptural character. Lengths approximately 3 to 3¾ inches. The objects preserve evidence of small-scale ceramic manufacture in which practical forms were combined with regional decorative conventions and animal imagery. Surface accretions and earthen patinas remain visible particularly on the lamp. Condition otherwise not stated in the supplied description. A compact grouping of ancient ceramic forms distinguished by the contrast between a Byzantine lighting vessel and a figural terracotta object with a modeled boar handle. unknown books
ref. 13293Two small ceramic objects dating from the ancient Mediterranean and Near Eastern worlds including a Byzantine-period "slipper" lamp and a reddish terracotta vessel with a stylized animal handle. The pair documents two distinct approaches to utilitarian ceramic production: a compact lamp made for illumination and a covered vessel incorporating figural decoration into its handle. The second object is of uncertain Near Eastern origin and has been broadly attributed to the period between the 3rd century B.C. and the 3rd century A.D.; that dating remains provisional. The Byzantine "slipper" lamp is formed in coarse pink-tan ware and retains heavy earthen patination. Its elongated body follows the compact slipper-shaped profile associated with portable ceramic lamps of the period. The second object in reddish terracotta has an incised-decorated lid surmounted by an unusual figural handle in the form of a stylized boar. The animal straddles the upper portion of the lid and is modeled with small prominent eyes giving the handle a distinctly sculptural character. Lengths approximately 3 to 3¾ inches. The objects preserve evidence of small-scale ceramic manufacture in which practical forms were combined with regional decorative conventions and animal imagery. Surface accretions and earthen patinas remain visible particularly on the lamp. Condition otherwise not stated in the supplied description. A compact grouping of ancient ceramic forms distinguished by the contrast between a Byzantine lighting vessel and a figural terracotta object with a modeled boar handle. unknown
ref. 10582200. Unidentified maker Judean oil lamp circa 2nd century AD documents domestic lighting practices and symbolic uses of light in Roman-period Judea. The object supports research into ancient household economies ceramic production and the cultural significance of illumination within Jewish daily and ritual life. Oil lamps functioned as essential sources of artificial light in pre-industrial societies and in the context of Judea they also intersected with textual and symbolic traditions in which light signified moral guidance wisdom and spiritual presence. Terracotta oil lamp measuring approximately 3 x 2 inches formed in a molded type with a central discus featuring a raised decorative motif possibly depicting an animal figure consistent with regional iconographic styles. The surface bears a dark red to brown slip with visible shaping along the nozzle and reservoir typical of mass-produced Roman-period lamps. The enclosed oil chamber would have held olive oil with a wick extending through the nozzle for illumination. The lamp is presented within a modern plastic display case mounted on a wooden base. The compact form and molded decoration align with widely distributed ceramic lamp types used throughout Judea and the broader eastern Roman provinces. Oil lamps in this period were ubiquitous domestic objects reflecting both the availability of olive oil and the absence of alternative lighting technologies. Households commonly relied on multiple lamps to extend activity beyond daylight hours with additional ambient light occasionally provided by hearths or ovens. Within Jewish textual traditions including references in the Torah and later writings lamps and light carried sustained symbolic meaning associated with righteousness knowledge and divine presence reinforcing their dual role as both utilitarian and culturally resonant objects. Minor surface wear consistent with age; no visible structural damage; overall very good condition. unknown books
ref. 10582200. Unidentified maker Judean oil lamp circa 2nd century AD documents domestic lighting practices and symbolic uses of light in Roman-period Judea. The object supports research into ancient household economies ceramic production and the cultural significance of illumination within Jewish daily and ritual life. Oil lamps functioned as essential sources of artificial light in pre-industrial societies and in the context of Judea they also intersected with textual and symbolic traditions in which light signified moral guidance wisdom and spiritual presence. Terracotta oil lamp measuring approximately 3 x 2 inches formed in a molded type with a central discus featuring a raised decorative motif possibly depicting an animal figure consistent with regional iconographic styles. The surface bears a dark red to brown slip with visible shaping along the nozzle and reservoir typical of mass-produced Roman-period lamps. The enclosed oil chamber would have held olive oil with a wick extending through the nozzle for illumination. The lamp is presented within a modern plastic display case mounted on a wooden base. The compact form and molded decoration align with widely distributed ceramic lamp types used throughout Judea and the broader eastern Roman provinces. Oil lamps in this period were ubiquitous domestic objects reflecting both the availability of olive oil and the absence of alternative lighting technologies. Households commonly relied on multiple lamps to extend activity beyond daylight hours with additional ambient light occasionally provided by hearths or ovens. Within Jewish textual traditions including references in the Torah and later writings lamps and light carried sustained symbolic meaning associated with righteousness knowledge and divine presence reinforcing their dual role as both utilitarian and culturally resonant objects. Minor surface wear consistent with age; no visible structural damage; overall very good condition. unknown
197776 pages. One of five-hundred copies printed in first edition. "His poems build by the most essential, primary materials... yet sustain the effect of vision... Piccione's images are the kinds of dreams we rewrite in order to make sense of ourselves." - Stanley Plumly, American Poetry Review. Light wear. Clean and unmarked. Very nice copy. Book
1946ref. 26967Delhi ( imp. Calcutta ) The Manager of Publications 1946 In-8 carré 137 pp, avec des planches dont cetaines dépliantes XLI. english text
1988140 pages including index. To understand how plants grow, how to overcome soil problems and climatic restrictions and how to plan the garden to suit your needs, is to add to the enjoyment of gardening. Clean and unmarked with light wear. Attractive in glossy illustrated boards. Nice copy of this wonderfully illustrated work. Book
1983ref. 2090502113717508Not Available 1983. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Not Available paperback
1925236 pages including index. Presents a fairly complete list of the abnormal mental phenomena. Shows how these phenomena are grouped into the syndromes manifested in the various psychoses and neuroses, and summarizes briefly the most important etiological facts and explanatory theories of the mental anomolies and diseases. Serves as a guide for students of abnormal psychology in the absence of a comprehensive text-book. Small original bookseller's sticker at bottom of back endpaper. Average wear. Light yellowing to some pages. Unmarked. Solid copy. Book
1988167 pages including index. Packed with more than 40 projects including colorful Christmas stockings, a fabulous Advent calendar and Christmas cards. Unmarked. Very light wear. Book
ref. 131661Very Good. A single leaf octavo printed recto only slightly marked with a marginal crease to a top corner; two light horizontal creases where folded for posting; in very good condition. The invitation headed '9th L.H.O.C.A.' 9th Light Horse Old Comrades Association invites members to give a hearty welcome to the old commanding officer Colonel William Henry Scott 1881-1960 who 'will be in Adelaide for a few days this month on a visit to his son'. The date for the event is not given but we suggest some time in the 1920s as Scott 'rose to brigadier in 1929' 'Australian Dictionary of Biography'. Darley writes presumably as president of the association that 'it will be quite informal come along in your working clothes or anyhow you like and you need not get your hair cut for the occasion. If you clean your boots be sure to use NUGGET. Refreshments liquid only will be provided'. The ADB provides the answer to the unasked question: 'Scott contributed items to the "Bulletin" under the pseudonym of "Nugget" an ironic nickname considering his great height'. Dornbusch 384; Fielding and O'Neill page 233; Trigellis-Smith 279. unknown
2004Book is in excellent condition. Binding is solid and square, covers have sharp corners, exterior shows no blemishes, text/interior is clean and free of marking of any kind. Dust jacket shows the slightest signs of shelf wear only, no tears. 128 pages, illustrated largely with nude models and how they can be represented in various drawing mediums. Strangely, no dongs.
1972ref. 2082702114610730future company 1972. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 future company paperback
