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Thai Massage
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Málaga, Universidad, 2008. 4to.; 476 pp., 1 h. Cubiertas originales.
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Zaragoza, Ediciones Luz, Tipografía "La Academia", 1939 ("La España Imperial"). 4to.; 270 pp., 1 h. y una lámina. Ejemplar con envío autógrafo del autor. Cubiertas originales.
Zaragoza, Universidad, 1980. 4to. menor; 488 pp. Cubiertas originales.
réf. 75953aafLuzern, Adolph Hess A.G., 1983, gr. in-4to, 524 p. rich. ill., reliure en toile originale.
1965réf. 3123131Osnabrück: Otto Zeller 1965. (4), 208 Seiten, 6 Blätter. Gr. 8° (22,5-25 cm). Orig.-Leinenband mit Goldprägung. [Hardcover / fest gebunden].
1926réf. 50743Chicago: Pascal Covici 1926. Hardcover. Used: Good/No DJ. All three volumes are in identical condition and are a matching set. There is a very discreet and small stamp on the title pages of the previous owner I am the third owner of these books; he also has a bookplate on each volume. From a private library. Beige cloth on rust-colored boards. Mild wear and fading to head and foot of spines. There is a Dewey decimal sticker number on each spine it is easily removed with little trace one of them just fell off and there is no glue residue. Pics available. 7.5 lbs. international order please contact us as shipping costs may be at least seventy-five USD; this is #1229 of a supposed 1250. 7.5 lbs. 6 x 9" Pascal Covici hardcover
réf. 3484No Binding. Very Good. Real Photograph" postcard 'The Picturegoer Series Seies 128 No. D. 227. Striking portait of Ladd signed in a blue ballpoint. Light wear to corners traces of mounting to verso else very good. unknown
Madrid, 2008. 4to.; 540 pp. Enc. original.
Madrid, 2016. 4to. mayor; 396 pp. Encuadernación original.
réf. SONG0834173654Used: Good unknown
1959139 pages. "A unique collection of tested recipes from many of Victoria's leading citizens." - front cover. Includes: Appetizers, Beverages, Cakes, Quick Breads, Cookies, Main Dishes, Desserts - Pies, Desserts - Puddings, Salads, and Soups. Undated but appears to be a 1959 follow-up edition to the 1947 printing of "The Pot 'O Gold" described by Driver at B132.1 on page 1141. Unmarked with average wear. A sound vintage copy. Book
1972161 pages plus appendix, references and index. Black and white illustrations. A story of young men adventuring in the American west when the law came as a hanging party, and in British Columbia of Fraser gold rush days, of the first breaking of the black loam of the Delta at Ladners Landing and of the pioneering growth of a cannery there. Date and small address label inside front board else book clean, bright and unmarked with minimal wear. Few short tears to still respectable dust jacket. Nice copy. Book
1630réf. B6616Leiden/Leyden: bij de Elzeviers. Anno 1630. 1630. An important work in near fine condition; some maps watermarked. Brazil map with reinforcement; otherwise text and plates clean and crisp. Binding: Contemporary vellum; heavily tooled with a central medallion of a golden castle at the heart. Spine rebacked saving the original spine. Notes: Joannes or Johannes De Laet Latinized as Ioannes Latius 1581-1649 was a Dutch geographer and director of the Dutch West India Company in 1620 an office he retained for the rest of his life. The city of Leiden sent him as an elder-delegate to the great Synod of Dort 1618–1619. De Laet was the first to use expression derivatives developed later; i.e. ‘Manhattes’ ‘Manhatans’ and ‘Nieuvv-Amsterdam’ in-text; ‘Manbat tes’ and ‘N. Amsterdam’ on his NOVA ANGLIA map to describe the recently founded New York; and ‘Noordt Rivier’ and ‘Zuyd’ ‘Rivier’ for the Hudson and Delaware rivers. The first edition published in Dutch in 1625 as “Nieuwe Wereldt ofte Beschrijvinghe van West-Indien uit veelerhande Schriften ende Aen-teekeningen van verscheyden Natien” was followed by the second the present work in 1630 which was greatly improved due to its four additional maps and illustrations depicting animals and plants indigenous to America. In terms of pagination and the maps in our work they are congruent with John Carter Brown Library’s copy. Concerning this work and the following maps in particular Burden states: "Considerable effort went into the text and maps of this work which was the most accurate description of the Americas available at the time. It is arguably the finest published in the seventeenth century. The exhaustive research involved de Laet reading all of the published and manuscript material that he could find. For the cartographic work he had much to call on being a director of the recently formed Dutch West India Company in charge of all Dutch interests in America and Africa. He therefore had access to the latest geographic knowledge. He drew upon the fine talents of Hessel Gerritsz the official cartographer to the Company since 1617. Gerritsz attained this post before Willem Blaeu under whom he was apprenticed and who was his senior by ten years. "The maps were some of the first to depart from the heavier style of the Mercator and Ortelius period. This more open style of engraving was one that both Blaeu and Janssonius would use in their atlases. The first edition of the book contained ten maps which with the exception of this one the NOVA HISPANIA. // NOVA GALICIA. // GVATIMALA. - Leiden 1625 concentrated on South America. There were none of North America until the second edition in 1630. Although many maps had been produced of New Spain few extended north into the area of present-day Texas. The Rio Grande is here still named the R. Palmas. The B. del Spiritu Santo possibly represents the Mississippi River. Some authorities have questioned this usual assumption. On the west coast of Florida we find the landing place of Juan Ponce de Leon. The delineation of the coastlines particularly of the Gulf of Mexico and the north-west coast of Mexico as the most accurate to date. The map appeared in the subsequent editions in Dutch 1630 Latin 1633 and French 1640. In all these there is no text on the reverse." Burden: 215 p.267 Re: De Laet's AMERICAE// sive// INDIAE OCCIDENTALIS// Tabula Generalis: "The first of these maps was a general one of the continent. Its most interesting feature is that although we know de Laet had seen maps of California as an island he relies on the more trustworthy accounts such as Herrera in depicting a peninsular form. The map has the best west coast delineation to date. He also does not get drawn into the debate about the North West Passage preferring to cut his map short of these latitudes. It appeared in the subsequent editions in Latin 1633 and French 1640. In all these there is no text on the reverse." Burden: 229 p.284/5. Reference: General: Alden & Landis 30/88; Borba de Moraes: 384; Sabin 38555; Shirley: 1554 G.LAET-1b. Also for individual maps in this work: Burden The Mapping of North America 1996: 267 284-288; Cumming 1962: 35; Delanglez 1945; Keuning 1949: 61-2; O'Dea 1971: fig.18; Phillips 1909: 1147-1150; Stokes 1915 II: 86-88 141; Stokes 1915 VI: 261/2; Wagner1937: 309 p.94. Size: Folio 281x183mm Illustration: Illustrated with engraved frontispiece title signed by Cornelius Claessen Dusent sculpsit with portraits by Pieter Heyn and Hendrick Lonck; fourteen 14 maps with accompanying text and in-text woodblocks depicting plants and animals; ornamental initials head- and tailpieces. Tweede druck second edition with 14 maps and illustrations after the first of 1625 with 10 maps Text in Dutch. Captions added in Latin. Provenance: plate mark of a Czar with two accompany angles Fading manuscript ink note in contemporary hand on verso of final free endpaper. Pages: Bl.4 644 14 maps bl.4; signatures: bl. printed title illustrated title 3-4 1-6 1-4 2 maps. A1-C6 D1-4 map E1-G6 H1-4 map I1-O6 P1-4 2 maps Q1-S6 T1-8 U1-Z6 Aa1-Bb6 Cc1-4 map Dd1-Ee6 Ff1-4 Gg1-Hh6 map Ii1-Nn6 Oo1-4 map Pp1-Qq6 map Rr1-6 Ss1-8 map Tt1-Uu6 map Xx1-6 Yy1-4 2 Zz31-34 2 Aaa1-8 map Bbb1-Ddd6 Eee1-4 map Fff1-Hhh6 Iii1-4 bl. Category: Book Voyages General; Book Americas West Indies; Book Europe Benelux; bij de Elzeviers. A[nn]o 1630. hardcover
1687réf. 0031851687 Toulouse, Colomyez & Posuël, 1687-1701. Deux forts volumes in-folio (257 X 357 mm) basane blonde glacée, dos six nerfs, pièces de titre et de tomaison grenat, large encadrement de filet à froid sur les plats, tranches rouges (reliure ancienne). TOME I : (2) ff. blancs, titre, (18) ff., 149 pages, (1) f., 344 pages, (1) f., 128 pages, (18) ff., 20 pages ; [relié à la suite] titre, (3) ff. de dédicace et avertissement, 46 pages, (1) f. de table, (1) f. blanc. TOME II : titre, (4) ff. d'avertissement et errata, 548 pages, (2) ff., 112 pages, CII pages, (1) f., 20 pages, (20) ff. Pointes de rousseurs éparses, quelques feuillets uniformément roussis, erreurs de pagination et quelques feuillets intervertis sans manque.
Madrid, 2019. 4to.; 504 pp. Cubiertas originales.
Madrid, Instituto de España, 1968-1969. Dos volúmenes en gran folio; 172 pp., y 7 hs., 374 pp. + 23 pp. y 375-616 pp., 14 hs. Ilustraciones. Cubiertas originales. Pérdidas de papel en cabeza y pie de lomera.
Madrid, Medusa Ediciones, 2001. 4to.; 285 pp. Ilustraciones. Cubiertas originales.
1905réf. 083307Chicago: A. C. McClurg 1905. Reprint. Hardcover. pp. xciii 407; vi 412-797 ads. 8vo. Dark brown cloth spines with gilt lettering over tan cloth boards. Top edges gilt. Illustrations present as called-for with one folding map showing a couple of tears at folds. Minor edgewear charming bookplate to both front pastedowns ink name top edges a little dusty Vol. I: front endpaper split at hinge text block pulling away but binding sound; contents clean and unmarked. With Algonkin Dictionary at p. 732. Amtmann L-148. Pilling Algonquian p. 295: Lahontan "arrived in Canada probably as a private soldier in 1683. Truth and fiction are so blended in his works they have long since ceased to have any authority. - Appleton's Cyclop. of Am Biog. A. C. McClurg hardcover
1986réf. Q-0961723904Lakewood Center Associates 1986-01-01. Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Lakewood Center Associates paperback
Zaragoza, Institución Fernando el Católico, 1963. 4to. mayor; XXXII pp., 574 pp. Cubiertas originales.
1994Ril. in tela con sovr., cm 32x25, pp 256, numerosiss. tavv quasi tutte a colori.
Gold- u. Silberschmiedearbeiten in Form von Tieren gehören seit jeher zu den kostbarsten Werken der Goldschmiedekunst. Das Werk zeigt meisterhafte Darstellungen von Bären, Hirschen, Eulen, Stieren, Pferden usw.
Relie, toile sous jaquette, 258pp., 25x31,5cm., nombreuses ills.en couleur, bon etat. . ISBN 9782940033140.
