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2008réf. Q-1584657332Brandeis University Press 2008-09-30. Hardcover. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Brandeis University Press hardcover
2008réf. DADAX1584657332Brandeis University Press 2008-09-30. 1. hardcover. New. 6.00x1.50x9.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Brandeis University Press hardcover
1954réf. 14443YEAR'S BEST SCIENCE FICTION NOVELS 1954 Fell 1954 first edition fine in near fine color pictorial dust-wrapper with some slight wear. Contributions by H. L. Gold & Robert Krepps "The Enormous Room" Kendell Foster Crossen "Assignment in Aldebaran" Frank M. Robinson "The Oceans Are Wide" Murray Leinster "The Sentimentalists" and Philip K. Dick "Second Variety." This last contribution is Dick's first appearance in a hard-cover book and filmed in 1995 as SCREAMERS. At the time humorously but now chauvinistically INSCRIBED by co-editor Ditky thusly: "For David who resolved his problem by marrying her! All the luck in the world from his friend Ted Ditky. Fell unknown books
1954réf. 16121YEAR'S BEST SCIENCE FICTION NOVELS 1954 Fell 1954 first edition fine in like pictorial dust-wrapper with the slightest of wear. Contributions Murray Leinster Frank M. Robinson Kendal Foster Crossen H. L. Gold & Philip K. Dick. Fell unknown books
1954réf. 16121YEAR'S BEST SCIENCE FICTION NOVELS 1954 Fell 1954 first edition fine in like pictorial dust-wrapper with the slightest of wear. Contributions Murray Leinster Frank M. Robinson Kendal Foster Crossen H. L. Gold & Philip K. Dick. Fell unknown
1954réf. 14443YEAR'S BEST SCIENCE FICTION NOVELS 1954 Fell 1954 first edition fine in near fine color pictorial dust-wrapper with some slight wear. Contributions by H. L. Gold & Robert Krepps "The Enormous Room" Kendell Foster Crossen "Assignment in Aldebaran" Frank M. Robinson "The Oceans Are Wide" Murray Leinster "The Sentimentalists" and Philip K. Dick "Second Variety." This last contribution is Dick's first appearance in a hard-cover book and filmed in 1995 as SCREAMERS. At the time humorously but now chauvinistically INSCRIBED by co-editor Ditky thusly: "For David who resolved his problem by marrying her! All the luck in the world from his friend Ted Ditky. Fell unknown
réf. 22058401Tokyo 1930-34 Watanabe . Otanzaku oblong color woodprint 32.2 x 107 cm. very good faint center fold artist cinnabar red seal exceptionally clean a bright copy obscure work seldom found excellent registry & impression. RARE EXAMPLE! . . . . AN OBSCURE EVENING VIEW OF YANAGI BASHI IN TOKYO . . . A "OTANZAKU" OBLONG PRINT FORMAT . . . BY "SEKI" . This "shadow" print was done after dark at the famous Yanagi Bashi Willow Bridge in Tokyo. . This fine print shows two willow trees along the river with the bridge in the foreground. A Kimono-clad Japanese woman holds a lantern to light the way as she walks towards the bridge. . A tall bamboo fire-watchtower is outlined against the dark grey-black sky that gradually goes into a deep green as it touches the earth. . Several small houses show lighted windows their lights reflect on the river waters. . A single lonely lantern post marks the entrance where the bridge begins. . Another similar bridge is visible in the background on this moonless night. . ARTIST SEAL & TITLE: The artist's name is not found on the print. There is however a title written in two black Kanji reading "Yanagi Bashi." Printed over the title is the artist's red cinnabar Hanko/seal/chop reading "Seki." Found at the bottom center of the print. . "Seki" is an elusive artist who is not listed in a the usual standard reference resources on the period and genre of Shin Hanga examples. . WHO WAS SEKI: This artist and name are a complete mystery and there are no references to him in the record. This may very well be a spuriously used name to hide the true identity of a plagiarizer seeking to take advantage of the famous Shotei. If any reader of this listing has more information on him we would be very grateful to hear from you. An alternate reading of Seki Kanji is "Kan." . The artwork is similar to and reminiscent of Tsuchida KOITSU 1870-1949 who was master of the dusk evening and night prints. . His skill is unquestioned when it comes to drawing and painting such difficult scenes. The overall effect is stunning and skillful his use of dark colors produces a true-to-life image of dusk and evenings. Very few artists could portray such difficult scenes at this level of expertise. . The subject of this print Yanagi Bashi is quite similar in construction to another "OTANZAKU" size by Takahashi Shotei Hiroaki found in Stephens. See our example book number 220585 posted to our website under the same author's name. . In this example the bridge is reminiscent of the Yanagi Bashi or the other unnamed bridge in the background of our example. See Stephens below. . CONDITION: This unusual size print oblong print has excellent impression and registry. There is as usual a mild center fold common to "OTANZAKU" prints of this grand length of 32.2 cm. . The verso is very clean with ample "Baren" marks a fresh clean & obscure example. . Color scans are posted to our website. . REFERENCES: . STEPHENS Amy R. ed.: THE NEW WAVE: Twentieth Century Japanese Prints From The R.O. Muller Collection. See p.111figure 86as well as other by Hiroaki. Also see previous page with Tsuchida Koitsu examples which also may have a bearing on our print p.110-114 figure 86-94 a b. . For Takahashi Shotei Hiroaki see p.111 figure 86 et al.: figures 85-94 a & b pp.111-114. . For Tsuchiya Koitsu see p.110 figure 84. . . unknown
réf. 821136; 19; 20; 27; 37; 31 folding leaves neatly interleaved throughout. Ten juan in five vols. plus one vol. of commentary by Dunren Zhang. 8vo modern blue wrappers new stitching. China: 1807. A rare and important edition of this notable text; the sixth volume contains the valuable commentary and notes of Dunren Zhang 1754-1834 Qing scholar mathematician historian and book collector. After the death of Emperor Wu in 87 B.C. his successor summoned to the capital scholars from throughout the empire to discuss the most important problems of the day. Emperor Wu had “implemented a series of centralized economic measures to support his territorial expansion particularly to sustain wars with Xiongnu a confederation of nomadic tribes from Central Asia. For example the state monopolized salt iron and liquor industries; operated nationwide transportation facilities; and ran retail businesses. After the emperor died the new emperor gathered his officials and more than sixty Confucian literati to reassess these measures. The consultation turned into a lengthy debate not only on economic issues but also on topics such as agriculture border defense diplomacy legality and Confucianism… “The debate was later reconstructed under the title Yan tie fan by a Confucian bureaucrat-scholar Huan Kuan who consulted both living debaters and the historical record. The text delineates the debate in sixty episodes spanning over several days. In each episode the debaters focus on a specific issue that emerges during the debate.” You “Building Empire through Argumentation” 369. As a result of the debates the monopolies on salt and iron were briefly abolished but were soon resumed only to be abolished again after the overthrow of Emperor Wang Mang in 23 A.D. “The text of this book the Yantielun has been brought in the shape of a dialogue between the opponents. Except the state monopolies the text also touches political questions of the time like the power of the nomad federation of the Xiongnu in the north or the general style of politics as a ‘rule of the law’ versus ‘rule by virtue.’ Huan Kuan’s book is an important document about the internal discussions about political affairs during the Former Han period" ChinaKnowledge.de online. Fine set preserved in a slightly worn hantao. References ChinaKnowledge.de Wagner Donald B. Ferrous Metallurgy. Science and Civilisation in China. Vol. 5. Part 11. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 2008. You Xiaoye. “Building Empire through Argumentation: Debating Salt and Iron in Western Han China.” College English Vol. 72 No. 4 March 2010. unknown books
réf. 821136; 19; 20; 27; 37; 31 folding leaves neatly interleaved throughout. Ten juan in five vols. plus one vol. of commentary by Dunren Zhang. 8vo modern blue wrappers new stitching. China: 1807. A rare and important edition of this notable text; the sixth volume contains the valuable commentary and notes of Dunren Zhang 1754-1834 Qing scholar mathematician historian and book collector. After the death of Emperor Wu in 87 B.C. his successor summoned to the capital scholars from throughout the empire to discuss the most important problems of the day. Emperor Wu had “implemented a series of centralized economic measures to support his territorial expansion particularly to sustain wars with Xiongnu a confederation of nomadic tribes from Central Asia. For example the state monopolized salt iron and liquor industries; operated nationwide transportation facilities; and ran retail businesses. After the emperor died the new emperor gathered his officials and more than sixty Confucian literati to reassess these measures. The consultation turned into a lengthy debate not only on economic issues but also on topics such as agriculture border defense diplomacy legality and Confucianism… “The debate was later reconstructed under the title Yan tie fan by a Confucian bureaucrat-scholar Huan Kuan who consulted both living debaters and the historical record. The text delineates the debate in sixty episodes spanning over several days. In each episode the debaters focus on a specific issue that emerges during the debate.” You “Building Empire through Argumentation” 369. As a result of the debates the monopolies on salt and iron were briefly abolished but were soon resumed only to be abolished again after the overthrow of Emperor Wang Mang in 23 A.D. “The text of this book the Yantielun has been brought in the shape of a dialogue between the opponents. Except the state monopolies the text also touches political questions of the time like the power of the nomad federation of the Xiongnu in the north or the general style of politics as a ‘rule of the law’ versus ‘rule by virtue.’ Huan Kuan’s book is an important document about the internal discussions about political affairs during the Former Han period" ChinaKnowledge.de online. Fine set preserved in a slightly worn hantao. References ChinaKnowledge.de Wagner Donald B. Ferrous Metallurgy. Science and Civilisation in China. Vol. 5. Part 11. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 2008. You Xiaoye. “Building Empire through Argumentation: Debating Salt and Iron in Western Han China.” College English Vol. 72 No. 4 March 2010. unknown
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1931réf. 2507063Yakima: Yakima Hardware & J. H. Yewdale & Sons 1931. First Thus. Hardcover. Very Good. Circa 1931. "Compiled Printed and Bound by / J. H. Yewdale & Sons / Company / Milwaukee / S. P. Bjorklund -- Compiler." Quarto cloth with gilt titles & company emblem. 754pp. Fully illustrated with thousands of products. Title page says "50 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE -1881-1931." Laid in is 3 1/4" x 5 3/4" advertising yellow-orange ink blotter with name of company "NEW PHONE NO. 7131." and with vignette of an anvil. Very good. The front cover has a large block of gilt representing the company emblem including aforesaid anvil. A goodly portion of the gilt is worn off. Occasional page edge tear. Hinges unbroken which is a plus for a big heavy book. Very very scarce. Yakima Hardware & J. H. Yewdale & Sons hardcover
2006Spanish Text. Madrid, 2006; paperback, pp. 192, col. ill. and plates. espanol 84-606-426 paperback
Murcia, 1997. 4to. alargado; 166 pp. Ilustraciones de Soto Leone. Cubiertas originales.
2004Pennabili, Palazzo Olivieri, 3 luglio - 25 luglio 2004. Jesi, 2004; br., pp. 150, 100 ill. col., cm 21x21. italiano br.
2003Pennabili, Palazzo Olivieri, 5 luglio - 27 luglio 2003. Jesi, 2003; br., pp. 150, 100 ill. col., cm 21x21. italiano br.
2005Firenze, Palazzo Corsini, 30 settembre - 9 ottobre 2005. Torino, 2005; cartonato, pp. 208, ill. col., tavv. col., cm 21,5x28,5. (Varia). italiano 88-422-137 Varia cartonato
1991Pennabili, 30 giugno - 28 luglio 1991. Pesaro, 1991; br., pp. 227, 130 ill. col., cm 21x21. italiano br.
réf. 28795Antwerp ex officina Plantiniana apud Ioannem Moretum 1599. 8vo. 397 2 pp. A few spottings page 277-78 with hole in margin affecting letters in comments but overall very clean. Near contemporary full vellum with ink lettering on spine marbled edges. Exlibris and owner’s autograph of Gunnar Wennerberg. Schweiger II p. 1311. A good edition of the Panegyrici a collection of speeches based on new MSS material and with still useful comments. Among the speeches are Plinius the younger’s on Trajanus and Latinius Drepanus Pacatus’ on Theodosius. Jean Lievens Gandensis 1546-1599 was a Belgian theologist and hellenist. hardcover
réf. 9506Preface title: “Qiu jiang ji.” 76; 99 folding leaves of which two in Vol. II are in manuscript replacing missing printed leaves. Six parts in two vols. 8vo modern wrappers text leaves lightly browned new stitching. China: Prefaces dated 1754 & 1756. First edition and very rare not in WorldCat of this collection of the poetry and prose of Ren Huang 1683-1768 one of “the foremost lyrical poets” Ko p. 92 see below of the Guangdong region and a member of the artistic circle whose center was Gu Erniang a famous woman inkstone carver whose shop was located in Zhuanszhu Lane in the imperial city of Suzhou. This collectors and scholars of this circle were both patrons and clients of Gu Erniang and in fact Ren’s main asset late in life was his collection of precious carved inkstones. Ren 1683-1768 whose literary name was Xintian or Shentian Ren was a native of Yongful county in Fujian. Born into a well-educated family of generations of government officials he learned poetry and painting as a child. He received the juren degree in 1702 and served as a county magistrate in Sihui in Guangdong province. Most of the poetry in this work is from manuscripts and appears here for the first time whereas the essays and other prose writings were previously published. The second preface dated 1754 is signed by Tingheng Xu and the third preface of 1756 is signed by Tiaoyuan Sang 1695-1771 scholar. A nice set but with two leaves of text replaced in early manuscript. Several natural paper flaws not touching text and mended. With the seal of Yosaburo Takekoshi 1865-1950 Japanese historian and politician. Preserved in a chitsu. ⧠Dorothy Ko The Social Life of Inkstones. Artisans and Scholars in Early Qing China 2017. unknown books
réf. 9506Preface title: “Qiu jiang ji.” 76; 99 folding leaves of which two in Vol. II are in manuscript replacing missing printed leaves. Six parts in two vols. 8vo modern wrappers text leaves lightly browned new stitching. China: Prefaces dated 1754 & 1756. First edition and very rare not in WorldCat of this collection of the poetry and prose of Ren Huang 1683-1768 one of “the foremost lyrical poets” Ko p. 92 see below of the Guangdong region and a member of the artistic circle whose center was Gu Erniang a famous woman inkstone carver whose shop was located in Zhuanszhu Lane in the imperial city of Suzhou. This collectors and scholars of this circle were both patrons and clients of Gu Erniang and in fact Ren’s main asset late in life was his collection of precious carved inkstones. Ren 1683-1768 whose literary name was Xintian or Shentian Ren was a native of Yongful county in Fujian. Born into a well-educated family of generations of government officials he learned poetry and painting as a child. He received the juren degree in 1702 and served as a county magistrate in Sihui in Guangdong province. Most of the poetry in this work is from manuscripts and appears here for the first time whereas the essays and other prose writings were previously published. The second preface dated 1754 is signed by Tingheng Xu and the third preface of 1756 is signed by Tiaoyuan Sang 1695-1771 scholar. A nice set but with two leaves of text replaced in early manuscript. Several natural paper flaws not touching text and mended. With the seal of Yosaburo Takekoshi 1865-1950 Japanese historian and politician. Preserved in a chitsu. ⧠Dorothy Ko The Social Life of Inkstones. Artisans and Scholars in Early Qing China 2017. unknown
1983réf. 2092902141207809old books in shanghai 1983. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 old books in shanghai paperback
