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réf. M0015bAntikenmuseum Basel und Sammlung Ludwig Basel 2004. First edition. In-4 383 pages. Original softcover as new. Language: French/Français. This book ships from Europe shipping costs will be updated accordingly BPF. Relevant subjects: Egypt: Catalogue New Kingdom Amarna Pyramids Tombs Temples & Towns Sculpture Painting Music & Art. unknown
réf. M0015aAntikenmuseum Basel und Sammlung Ludwig Basel 2004. First edition. In-4 383 pages. Original softcover slightly rubbed on back otherwise as new. Language: French/Français. This book ships from Europe shipping costs will be updated accordingly BPF. Relevant subjects: Egypt: Catalogue New Kingdom Amarna Pyramids Tombs Temples & Towns Sculpture Painting Music & Art. unknown
1984réf. 762731984 Editions Galerie Alma, Lyon - 1984 - 1 vol in-8 - broché - 150 pages - Illustrations en noir et blanc et en couleurs hors texte
2019New English Paperback. Roy. 8vo. (23 x 16,5 cm). In English. 94 p. The Hittites: The story of a forgotten Empire. Recent discoveries have retorted the critic's objections upon himself. It is not the Biblical writer but the modern author who is now proved to have been unacquainted with the contemporaneous history of the time. The Hittites were a very real power. Not very many centuries before the age of Elisha they had contested the empire of Western Asia with the Egyptians, and though their power had waned in the days of Jehoram they were still formidable enemies and useful allies. They were still worthy of comparison with the divided kingdom of Egypt, and infinitely more powerful than that of Judah.
1900réf. 23074Paris Ateliers D. R. LONGUET Imprimeur-Photo pour A. Gorget 1900 in-folio demi-toile un catalogue, reliure demi-percale rouge cartonné in-folio (hard-back editor in-folio)(34 x 28 cm) , dos muet percale rouge (spine without title - red percale), premier plat titré en doré (plaques spéciales Editeur), orné de huit planches photographiques d'armes anciennes hors-texte en noir (soit 82 Armes), sans pagination (9 feuillets : 8 de planches + 1 de table), sans date (1900) Paris Ateliers D. R. LONGUET Imprimeur-Photo pour A. Gorget Editeur,
réf. 0259520276.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. SONG1426926790Used: Good unknown
1933réf. 8089The Reuben H. Donnelley Corporation Small in-4 Softcover Chicago 1933
1867réf. 27354London: Illustrated London News 1867. First printing. Print. Very good overall. A panoramic view of Paris centered on the oval building of the International Exposition of 1867 held there from April 1st to November 3rd. After the resounding success of Britain's Great Exhibition of 1851 and the comparative failure of the 1862 London International Exhibition Napoleon decided to surpass their ancient rival. The result was that seven million people came to see the Paris International Exhibition of 1867. Large woodcut panorama "Supplement to the Illustrated London News July 6 1867." 16 3/4 x 47 1/4". Backed on archival tissue repairing some minor marginal tears. Period folds flattened. Illustrated London News unknown
réf. B254468-1Philadelphia/Chicago International Publishing Company 1893. 640pp. Prof. illus. 4to. Orig. full embossed leather disbound; head of spine damaged. A.e.g. Philadelphia/Chicago (International Publishing Company), 1893. hardcover books
réf. B254468-1Philadelphia/Chicago International Publishing Company 1893. 640pp. Prof. illus. 4to. Orig. full embossed leather disbound; head of spine damaged. A.e.g. Philadelphia/Chicago (International Publishing Company), 1893. hardcover
1897réf. 62151Philadelphia Boston & San Francisco: American Line International Navigation Company 1897. Oblong 16mo. 7.5 x 5.75 in. 47 1 pp. With photo & text illustrations throughout. Colour-printed yellow softcovers lettering & decoration in red & blue minor dustsoiling shelfwear still VG bright copy. First edition of this exceedingly scarce excursion guide for travelers on the American Line enroute to enjoy the 1897 General Art & Industrial Exposition of Stockholm World’s Fair held in 1897 to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of King Oscar II’s reign. Visitors sailed on four different American Line twin-screw steamships including the SS New York SS Paris SS St. Paul and SS St. Louis. Featuring 3722 exhibitors from Sweden Finland Norway Denmark and Russia the exhibition was held on the island of Djurgarden and many of the structures still exist including the Djurgardsbron bridge Skansens Bergbana funicular railway now in the Skansen open-air museum and zoo and the Nordic Museum. Sadly Ferdinand Boberg’s famed 16820 square meter exposition hall with cupola and 4 minarets was demolished after the Exposition. No copies in Worldcat. American Line International Navigation Company, paperback
réf. 14601New York:: Naurie-Emes n.d. publisher's lettered cloth. Light cover wear otherwise fine. 12mo. With two folding maps. Naurie-Emes, hardcover
1893réf. 9662Detroit: The American Engraving Company Publishers & Printers 1893. First Printing. Saddle-stapled wrappers. Good-. Oblong 4to. Unpaginated. Saddle-stapled wraps with printed illustrated front cover. Both covers detached and with age-toning to edges. Interior quite sound. A remarkable exhibition-in-print of the variety of world ethnicities arrayed at the Chicago World's Fair. This aspect of the midway was an exploitative carnie-like objectification of human beings featuring a Kurd a female Turkish dancer swordsmen from Damascus a "donkey boy" from Cairo et al. Scarce: OCLC locates only two cataloged institutional copies at the University of Michigan and the Michigan State Library. Now housed in a removable clear archival sleeve with an acid-free backing. The American Engraving Company Publishers & Printers unknown
2015réf. 3817Paris Paris-Musées 2015 In-4 (h 35 cm.) 235 pp. couverture cartonnée métallisée
1990réf. 5266Paris Réunion des Musées Nationaux 1990 In-4 (h. 30,5 cm.) 550 pp. couverture souple.
1908réf. 89233New York & London: Privately Published De Vinne Press 1908. First Limited Edition. No. 65 of 300 numbered copies. Quarto 29.5cm. Half-morocco by Stikeman; 21pp text plus 23 unnumbered leaves of plates photogravures mounted on heavy card stock each with tissue guard and a facing page of text description. Occasional faint foxing to plate margins; small puncture at center of one tissue-guard else a tight Near Fine copy in an attractive Stikeman binding slightly rubbed at joints and spine ends. Introduction signed by J. Taylor Ellyson; main text unattributed. This copy with the engraved bookplate of noted Virginia bibliophile John W. Hancock Sr.; laid in are 1 a 1925 note from Stikeman to Hancock noting that the book is ready to be shipped; 2 the original mailing label from Goodspeed's where the book was originally purchased; and 3 TNS from Hancock to Thomas F. Ryan dated October 26 1925 transmitting details regarding this copy. Attractive copy of this lavishly-produced volume published by Ryan ".for private circulation among his friends who may not have the privilege of seeing the originals.which he preserved as a reminder of one of the most historic of Expositions ever held in America." Doubtless Ryan was concerned as to how one of these freely distributed copies might have entered the trade in 1925 prompting the query to which Hancock's letter preserved here was in answer. [Privately Published] De Vinne Press unknown books
1908réf. 89233New York & London: Privately Published De Vinne Press 1908. First Limited Edition. No. 65 of 300 numbered copies. Quarto 29.5cm. Half-morocco by Stikeman; 21pp text plus 23 unnumbered leaves of plates photogravures mounted on heavy card stock each with tissue guard and a facing page of text description. Occasional faint foxing to plate margins; small puncture at center of one tissue-guard else a tight Near Fine copy in an attractive Stikeman binding slightly rubbed at joints and spine ends. Introduction signed by J. Taylor Ellyson; main text unattributed. This copy with the engraved bookplate of noted Virginia bibliophile John W. Hancock Sr.; laid in are 1 a 1925 note from Stikeman to Hancock noting that the book is ready to be shipped; 2 the original mailing label from Goodspeed's where the book was originally purchased; and 3 TNS from Hancock to Thomas F. Ryan dated October 26 1925 transmitting details regarding this copy. Attractive copy of this lavishly-produced volume published by Ryan ".for private circulation among his friends who may not have the privilege of seeing the originals.which he preserved as a reminder of one of the most historic of Expositions ever held in America." Doubtless Ryan was concerned as to how one of these freely distributed copies might have entered the trade in 1925 prompting the query to which Hancock's letter preserved here was in answer. [Privately Published] De Vinne Press unknown
1988réf. 3827Paris R.M.N. 1988 In-4 (h. 28 cm.) 403 pp. couverture souple, nombreuses illustrations. Textes de Françoise Cachin, Bogomila Welsh-Ovcharov, Monique Nonne, Ronald de Leeuw et Fieke Pabst.
réf. 50053P., Galerie Paul Petridès, 1962, in 4° broché, 6 pages de texte et 44 planches hors-texte en noir.
1893réf. 4247New York 1893. Fair. 3213840pp. plus two folding plates. Pagination a bit irregular. Illustrated. With dual text in English and Spanish. 12mo. Original blue publisher's cloth stamped in black; spine perished boards loose. Light toning to exterior leaves internally clean. A bilingual guide to the World's Fair in Chicago. The text is printed with English on the upper half of the page and Spanish below. Illustrated with scenes of the fabulous buildings on the grounds and obviously sponsored by "Knox the Hatter" with ads for the haberdasher throughout on the covers and at each end of the main text. A slightly sad copy and obviously used at the event. Still a rare and interesting survivor. unknown books
1893réf. 4247New York 1893. Fair. 3213840pp. plus two folding plates. Pagination a bit irregular. Illustrated. With dual text in English and Spanish. 12mo. Original blue publisher's cloth stamped in black; spine perished boards loose. Light toning to exterior leaves internally clean. A bilingual guide to the World's Fair in Chicago. The text is printed with English on the upper half of the page and Spanish below. Illustrated with scenes of the fabulous buildings on the grounds and obviously sponsored by "Knox the Hatter" with ads for the haberdasher throughout on the covers and at each end of the main text. A slightly sad copy and obviously used at the event. Still a rare and interesting survivor. unknown
2013réf. 4006Paris 2013 In-8 oblong (h. 26 cm.) 96 pp. couverture souple.
1939réf. 185087Newark NJ: Firemen's Insurance Company 1939. 32p. coated paperstock with stock photos of the state the Bay Area and the Exposition. Softbound in 11x8.5 inch stapled glossy wraps a rather worn copy with multiple dog-ears. Perhaps ten pages on the Fair. Firemen's Insurance Company unknown books
1938réf. 222981San Francisco: The Monitor 1938. Magazine. Section Two" only evidently the expo-dedicated portion of this issue of the long-lived Roman Catholic periodical. Folio magazine softbound of course stapled 17x11 illustrated wraps sepia cover drawing joins TI tower and Ferry Building images 40p. coated alkaline paperstock throughout with plenty of b&w illustrations and ads. Be warned find minimal Expo material most pix are of old Franciscan churches over boilerplate text. Item is bent along top and bottom margins packing problems for tall vulnerable thingie with crimpings and some creasing there's a half-inch food lump on cover that goes thru to verso a basically as-is good-only copy that would flatten nicely under weight. Pious boosterism; for instance PG&E took out an ad bannered "Electrical Miracles In Store For Exposition Visitors" referring to anticipated gorgeous lighting effects has a so-so b&w illustration linking lit-up nighttime SF to the nearby lit-up island. The Monitor unknown books
