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2020réf. Gyan-9789356982635Facsimile Publisher 2020. Hardcover. New. 22.59 x 14.34 x 2.68 cm. English Facsimile Publisher hardcover
2020réf. Gyan-9789356982635Facsimile Publisher 2020. Hardcover. New. 22.59 x 14.34 x 2.68 cm. English Facsimile Publisher hardcover
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réf. 56445Leipzig: Arkstee und Merkus 1749. A copper engraved view on laid paper uncoloured from Volume 5 of Schwabe's Allgemeine Historie der Reisen 1747 - 1774. Image size is 25cm x 17cm. Text in German. Verso blank. At upper right: "No. 43.". At lower right: "F. de Bakker fecit 1749." and "T.V.F.". Original vertical folds clean very nice condition. This view possibly by Bellin engraved by de Bakker appeared earlier in Prevost's Histoire Generale des Voyages. An image of the Imperial Audience Hall at Beijing China. The scrollwork cartouche contains a numbered key to locations in the image. This image is based on the one by Jean Nieuhof published in his 1665 work: L'Ambassade de la Compagnie Orientale des Provinces Unies vers L'Empereur de la Chine . "Le dedans du Palais Imperial 'T KEYSERS HOF van binnen" - pg. 215. Leipzig: Arkstee und Merkus, 1749. unknown
réf. 56432Leipzig: Arkstee und Merkus 1749. A copper engraved view on laid paper uncoloured from Volume 4 of Schwabe's Allgemeine Historie der Reisen 1747 - 1774. Image size is 28cm x 19cm. Text in German. Verso blank. At upper right: "No. 10." At lower right: "F. de Bakker fecit 1748". Original folds clean very good condition trimmed very slightly into the plate area on the lower right side. This view possibly by Bellin engraved by de Bakker first appeared in Prevost's Histoire Generale des Voyages. A view of Cape Coast Castle Swedish name: Carolusborg at Cabo Corso "Short Cape" in Portuguese later "Cape Coast" in English on the coast of Ghana West Africa. Built in 1653 by the Swedish Africa Company later occupied by the Dutch and taken by England in 1664 this fort was a key element of the British possessions on the Gold Coast of Africa. Now a designated UNESCO site this fort was one of the notorious "slave castles" of Ghana which were used in the trans-Atlantic slave trade. Following the construction of large subterranean dungeons the fort was used to hold slaves before they were loaded onto ships and sent to the Americas and the Caribbean. This last stop before crossing the Atlantic was known as the gate of no return. This is a view of the fort from the Northwest based on one by William Smith "A Prospect of Cape Coast-Castle" as printed in John Green & Thomas Astley's "A New General Collection of Voyages." London: Astley 1745 Volume 2. Leipzig: Arkstee und Merkus, 1749. unknown
réf. 56433Leipzig: Arkstee und Merkus 1749. A copper engraved view on laid paper uncoloured from Volume 4 of Schwabe's Allgemeine Historie der Reisen 1747 - 1774. Image size is 28cm x 19cm. Text in German. Verso blank. At upper right: "No. 11." At lower right: "F. de Bakker fecit 1748". Original folds clean very good condition trimmed very slightly into the plate area on the lower right side. This view possibly by Bellin engraved by de Bakker first appeared in Prevost's Histoire Generale des Voyages. A view of Cape Coast Castle Swedish name: Carolusborg at Cabo Corso "Short Cape" in Portuguese later "Cape Coast" in English on the coast of Ghana West Africa. Built in 1653 by the Swedish Africa Company later occupied by the Dutch and taken by England in 1664 this fort was a key element of the British possessions on the Gold Coast of Africa. Now a designated UNESCO site this fort was one of the notorious "slave castles" of Ghana which were used in the trans-Atlantic slave trade. Following the construction of large subterranean dungeons the fort was used to hold slaves before they were loaded onto ships and sent to the Americas and the Caribbean. This last stop before crossing the Atlantic was known as the gate of no return. This is a view of the fort from the East based on one by William Smith "East Prospect of Cape Corse or Coast Castle" as printed in John Green & Thomas Astley's "A New General Collection of Voyages." London: Astley 1745 Volume 2. Leipzig: Arkstee und Merkus, 1749. unknown
réf. 11284Woodmont CT: Cameron Publishing N.d. but early 1930's. Crown octavo navy cloth pp. 235. not illustrated. Technical enlightenment on the subject of sound projection in a question and answer format. Previous owner's name on endpaper light wear to the spine ends and the corner tips of covers else a very good copy. No dust jacket. Woodmont CT: Cameron Publishing, (N.d., but early 1930's). hardcover
réf. 54358London: Printed for Vernor Hood and Sharpe 1807. First edition. 12mo. Full calf spine gilt. Considerable wear to corners both hinges repaired covers likely re-attached small chip from spine label just touching title numerous annotations and marginalia; basically very good otherwise. A somewhat rough but interesting copy of this collection of the younger Dibdin's verse and songs with many comical and curious entries. unknown
réf. 09300Paris: Eric Losfeld 1966. Quarto red cloth stamped in black pp. 335; illustrated. Text in french. Errata slip laid in. Tiny ink numersals inobtrusively written on title page else a fine copy in a very good dust jacket with creasing and a nickel-sized chip to the front panel. Oversize. Paris: Eric Losfeld, (1966). hardcover
réf. 017655New York: Dodge Publishing Company Book. Illus. by Stewart R. A. Very Good . Hardcover. About Fine But For Sunned Spine. Light Wear To Extremities And Presentation Bkplt. From St Michael's School Dated 1922. Internally Clean And Tight. 17 Illustrations Most In Colour. 13 Tipped In Paintings. Error In List Of Illustrations . Frontis. Switched With Another. Text Is " Third London Edition ". Top Edge Gilt. Presumed First American Edition. Dodge Publishing Company Hardcover
réf. 4028New York: Talking Picture Publishing Co. 1930. First edition. Inscribed by the author to Abe Tovin in 1932. In his foreword to the book Spivack purports this to be the first talking picture play by an American author ever published. Spine slightly cocked else very good no dust jacket. New York: Talking Picture Publishing Co., (1930). First edition. unknown
réf. 6323939759Simon & Schuster . Papeback. New. pp. 448 Simon & Schuster unknown
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