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1978réf. 65888np: Poet and Printer Press 1978. SIGNED hardcover first edition -. Very near fine in a like dustjacket. First printing. An early anthology of poetry and fiction by writers from California's San Joaquim valley. Contributors include William Everson Philip Levine Shirley Williams Wendy Bishop Gary Soto Eugene Redmond Roberta Spear David St. John and others. SIGNED by Gary Soto at his poem "History." Each writer's selections are preceded by brief biographical comments. Introduction by the editor and illustrated with drawings by Albert Naso. An attractive and uncommon book. slightly oversized. Errata slip laid in. Notes on contributors. 214 pp. Poet and Printer Press, hardcover
1999Bross., cm 30x21, pp 115, 117 ill. prevalentem. b/n.
London, Printed by Bradbury and Evans, 1839. 4to.; 2 hs., 452 pp. Encuadernación en tafilete verde claro, de la época, con ruedas en los planos y lomera profusamente ornada.
2002réf. Q-1579220495Stylus Publishing 2002-01-02. Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Stylus Publishing paperback
1971287 p. Profusely illustrated with maps, drawings and maps. Map endpapers. 4to. Original full cloth binding. Original priced dust jacket. Hardbound. Very good. W2 LStk
2000réf. 16600New York: Museum of the City of New York 2000. 1st. Hardcover. New. 11.6x9.0x2.7in. 2 volumes in slipcase. 619pp 8.26lb 11.6x9.0x2.7in EXTRA SHIPPING CHARGES NECESSARY Museum of the City of New York hardcover
1979réf. 58503(London), Thames and Hudson, (1979). 143 S.Mit zahlr. tls. farb. Abb. 4to. OPp.
1787réf. 0056311787 Paris et Liège, desoer, 1787. In-8 (203 X 130 mm) veau fauve granité, dos à nerfs, caissons dorés ornés de fers dorés, chainettes dorées en queue, pièce de titre maroquin fauve, coupes et coiffes filetées or, tranches rouges (Reliure de l'époque) ; XXXII-380 pages, (1) f. blanc. MANQUE le premier feuillet de faux-titre.
1987réf. Q-0898627257The Guilford Press 1987-06-08. Hardcover. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! The Guilford Press hardcover
1939réf. 1104162n.p.: n.p. 1939. First Edition. Soft cover. Good. Dark green printed & pictorial orange wraps. 40pp. Illus. Ads. Short articles including page/portrait of "First Master" D. L. Russell. "List of Officers 1937-39". "Who's Who in the Drills". On the cover: "This Year We Plough Our 50th Furrow and We're Still Going Strong." J. R. Preble Clark Co. Pomona Master. Light stains soiling. Small chip to cover corner cover corners & some pages a tad curled. Good. Very scarce item; only two copies listed in libraries around the world. n.p. unknown
réf. 1805097n.p.: Western. Facsimile reprint. Hardcover. Near Fine. Facsimile reprint hard bound in gilt-stamped and decoratively embossed black boards. 1024pp. Illustrated & with portraits. Originally published in 1904 by the Western Historical Pub. Co. This lovely facsimile copy is in a nice sound binding and uses good paper. No reprint publisher information is given. It does not match the internet pictures of some of the current print-on-demand copies. Having once owned and sold a first edition I can tell the reader that this is an excellent copy to own if you don't need the original edition. Published without dj. Near fine. (Western) hardcover
1974réf. 2602048Corvallis: Western Guide Pub 1974. First Edition. Soft cover. Very Good. Apparent 1st printing. Pictorial folio wrappers. Unpag. Illustrated with photos most are vintage and antique maps of Washington Territory and State. "Overland Stage Routes" "Old Military Roads" "Indian Battle Grounds" "Old Forts" "Old Gold Mines." A couple of folded page sheets reattached. Else fine. Quite an interesting and useful resource. Rather scarce. Western Guide Pub unknown
1983réf. 2507056Montesano & Aberdeen: No publisher stated & Spargo Printing 1983. First Edition. Soft cover. Good. 1st printing. Oblong wraps. 96pp. Illustrated with vintage photos. Summarized and pictorial history of Montesano Washington on the Olympic Peninsula. Publisher's small sticker inside rear cover correcting several misspelled names. A bit of curling to corners. A nearly very good copy. Hard to find now. No publisher stated & Spargo Printing unknown
1952réf. 2507055Olympia: State of WA 1952. First Thus. Hardcover. Very Good. Revised to March 10 1952 stated on the dedication page as the fourth edition. Tall narrow octavo green cloth with black titles. 478pp. Collation: blank ffep Frontispiece portrait of Dora Criddle Registrar of Deeds Dedication Revised Code of Washington Animal Brands and Marks v. - vii. Preliminary pages viii.- xi Brands and Tattoo Marks pps 1 - 321 Name Index pps 323 - 478. A few quite small marks or rubs on the covers. Very good copy and scarce. State of WA hardcover
1905réf. 0411150Island Press Spokane 1905 1905. First Thus. Soft cover. Good. No other printings known. Oblong pictorial & decorated wraps. 32pp. Illust/photos. A very scarce early Eastern Washington view book & history. Indian wars reference Yakimas May 18 1858 early farming & harvesting info on community of Rosalia & surrounding area. Minor stain or two. Complete covers once loose now carefully reattached to text block with archival material. Crease from vertical folding. Good copy. Very very scarce. Island Press, Spokane, 1905 unknown
1953réf. 2306047n.p.: Seattle-First National Bank and others 1953. First Edition. Soft cover. Near Fine. 1st printing. 4to pictorial wraps. 155pp. Illustrated with vintage photos. Overview of each county in the State of Washington with a good summary of its history opening with 19pps of Washington history. A lot of information in this book. Near fine. Quite scarce. Seattle-First National Bank and others unknown
2016réf. 2507054Seattle: Washington State Jewish Historical Society 2016. 1st Edition. Soft cover. Very Good. Apparently the 1st printing. 4to pictorial glossy wraps. 159pp. Illus. Sources. Index. Very slight initial curl to cover corners - barely noticeable. Near fine. Washington State Jewish Historical Society unknown
1935réf. 2411051Olympia: Secretary of State 1935. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. Washington Pioneer Project. First printings. Pictorial cloth. 223 222 & 232 pp. not the set published in wrappers Each volume with frontispiece but no other illustrations. Index in all three volumes. These volumes were at least in part a project of the W.P.A. These collected memoirs surely represent an important documentation of Washington territorial history. Some oxidation and small stains on the spines. Very light stains elsewhere on covers. Offset to ffep on volume II from paper previously laid in. Sounds not so good but this is honestly a nice set. Good to very good. No dust jackets as issued. Secretary of State hardcover
1991réf. SHEL1361Olympia: Washington State Genealogical Soc 1991. First Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine. 1st printing both volumes. Folio blue hardbound with silver embossment of state with title. 648 total pages. Index. Slight bump lower corner volume two else fine. No dj as issued. Washington State Genealogical Soc hardcover
1991réf. 0606166Olympia: Washington State Genealogical Society 1991. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine. 1st printings. 4to blue textured hardbound with beautiful & bright silver embossing of the State of Washington & the set title on the front covers of volumes I & II. 648pp 92 pp vol III. A major project of the WSGS the recording of data on the state's pioneers grew quite large & publication was delayed two years past the Washington Centennial. Volume III is in smaller 4to blue plain cloth & the content is primarily made up of corrections to the previous two volumes. An essential reference. Fine. Washington State Genealogical Society hardcover
1999réf. 14392Escudo De Oro 1999 317 pages in8. 1999. Broché. 317 pages. À mi-chemin entre le récit de voyage et le recueil de contes l'ouvrage de Washington Irving nous fait découvrir l'Alhambra à travers des descriptions des lieux des réflexions personnelles et la retranscription de légendes maures et espagnoles. L'auteur invité à séjourner plusieurs mois au palais en 1829 rassemble des histoires de spectres de princesses et de personnages cupides ou honnêtes mêlant réalité et imaginaire
2010réf. 54602Impex Rec., 2010. IMP 8302 CD Digipak
1566réf. 4765No place Venice: no printer Niccolò Bevilacqua no date 1566. ONE OF NUMEROUS EARLY EDITIONS. Hardcover. Fine. Bound in modern vellum. A very good copy with light marginal soiling and a little bit of mild marginal foxing verso of final leaf a little dusty. With woodcut arms of the Knights of Malta on the title page. The dedication to Cardinal Ippolito d'Este is dated December 1565. There are several other undated editions without imprint as well as further undated editions with the title "Trattato del successo della potentissima armata del Gran Turcho Ottoman Solimano". For the printing of this edition see D.E. Rhodes Silent Printers. Anonymous printing at Venice in the sixteenth century p. 104. One of the earliest and most complete narratives on the siege of Malta in 1565. It was quickly appropriated by other authors for their own accounts. Led by Suleiman the Magnificent the Ottoman Turks tried unsuccessfully to wrest control of the island from the Knights of St John of Jerusalem. The knights had taken up residence on Malta after they had been forced by Suleiman to leave Rhodes in 1530. The success of the knights in repelling the Turks is one of the most important events in the decades-long contest between the Turks and the Christian powers for control of the Mediterranean. The work closes with a list of those who lost their lives in the battle "Cavalieri morti nell' assedio di Malta". The Great Siege of Malta is one of the most famous military encounters of the 16th century and marked a signal victory of the Christian European forces over the Ottoman Turks. On 18 May 1565 the Ottoman Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent d. 1566 launched an armada of over 30000 men to besiege the island of Malta which was protected and governed by the Knights Hospitallers of St. John. The Knights of Malta a force of only 14000 men -many of them untrained- successfully defended the island and its civilian population against the Turkish invaders who departed on 11 September. Yet the losses were high on both sides. Historians estimate the Turkish dead at 10000. The Knights last about a third of their number and the island lost a third of the civilian inhabitants. The valiant efforts of the Knights inspired widespread celebration and the written accounts of the victory influenced a shift in the European view of the Ottoman Empire as an inexorable threat to Christian Europe. Although Ottoman successes against European fleets continued the European nations united to defeat the Turks at Lepanto in 1571. The Ottoman failure to take Malta was a crucial one for had the Turks succeeded they would have established a strategic base for launching strikes more deeply into the western Mediterranean. no printer [Niccolò Bevilacqua], no date hardcover books
1566réf. 4765No place Venice: no printer Niccolò Bevilacqua no date 1566. ONE OF NUMEROUS EARLY EDITIONS. Hardcover. Fine. Bound in modern vellum. A very good copy with light marginal soiling and a little bit of mild marginal foxing verso of final leaf a little dusty. With woodcut arms of the Knights of Malta on the title page. The dedication to Cardinal Ippolito d'Este is dated December 1565. There are several other undated editions without imprint as well as further undated editions with the title "Trattato del successo della potentissima armata del Gran Turcho Ottoman Solimano". For the printing of this edition see D.E. Rhodes Silent Printers. Anonymous printing at Venice in the sixteenth century p. 104. One of the earliest and most complete narratives on the siege of Malta in 1565. It was quickly appropriated by other authors for their own accounts. Led by Suleiman the Magnificent the Ottoman Turks tried unsuccessfully to wrest control of the island from the Knights of St John of Jerusalem. The knights had taken up residence on Malta after they had been forced by Suleiman to leave Rhodes in 1530. The success of the knights in repelling the Turks is one of the most important events in the decades-long contest between the Turks and the Christian powers for control of the Mediterranean. The work closes with a list of those who lost their lives in the battle "Cavalieri morti nell' assedio di Malta". The Great Siege of Malta is one of the most famous military encounters of the 16th century and marked a signal victory of the Christian European forces over the Ottoman Turks. On 18 May 1565 the Ottoman Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent d. 1566 launched an armada of over 30000 men to besiege the island of Malta which was protected and governed by the Knights Hospitallers of St. John. The Knights of Malta a force of only 14000 men -many of them untrained- successfully defended the island and its civilian population against the Turkish invaders who departed on 11 September. Yet the losses were high on both sides. Historians estimate the Turkish dead at 10000. The Knights last about a third of their number and the island lost a third of the civilian inhabitants. The valiant efforts of the Knights inspired widespread celebration and the written accounts of the victory influenced a shift in the European view of the Ottoman Empire as an inexorable threat to Christian Europe. Although Ottoman successes against European fleets continued the European nations united to defeat the Turks at Lepanto in 1571. The Ottoman failure to take Malta was a crucial one for had the Turks succeeded they would have established a strategic base for launching strikes more deeply into the western Mediterranean. no printer [Niccolò Bevilacqua], no date hardcover
1905Full leather Fair in very good dust jacket. medium to heavy wear on maroon col ored cloth cover with gold embossed due to age. Pages yellowing b ut clean. 491 p. Work, Its Rewards and Discontents. Audience: Gen eral/trade.
