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Das heilige Grab in der Stiftskirche zu Gernrode.
1907ref. 10888Halle an der Saale, [ohne Drucker], 1907. 60 S. Rückenbroschur
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1950ref. JUDA1161Wien, Gerlach & Wiedling [1950]. gr.-4°. 2 Bll., 12 Kartontafeln in Tondruck, OHLn.-Mappe, Rücken rissig. Portfolio mit Faksimiles nach Zeichnungen der aus Österreich-Ungarn (Mähren) gebürtigen Anna Ticho (1894-1980), die in Wien ihre Ausbildung erfahren hatte.
1907ref. 10888Halle an der Saale, [ohne Drucker], 1907. 60 S. Rückenbroschur
1784ref. 2102 Vol. In-8 en demi-reliures de basane brune, dos lisses à filets dorés , pièces de titre générales « Histoire universelle et tomaison » en rouge et pièces de titre « Histoire moderne et tomaison » en vert , caractères dorés, plats de papier marbré. 3 GRANDES CARTES DEPLIANTES par Brion de La Tour. Chez Moutard, 1784.
2019ref. __0367257920Routledge 2019. Hardcover. New. 250 pages. 9.68x6.85x0.79 inches. Routledge hardcover
2016ref. BN201489CERF 2016. 2016. Hardcover. La Bible de Jérusalem - Compacte blanche dorée: Edition compacte blanche dorée La Bible de Jérusalem - Compacte blanche dorée: Edition compacte blanche dorée Ecole biblique de Jérusalem CERF hardcover
1982ref. BN350357Desclée De Brouwer 1982. 1982. Nueva Biblia de Jerusalén Nueva Biblia de Jerusalén Ubieta López José Angel . . . Et Al. und Jerusalén Escuela Bíblica De Desclée De Brouwer unknown
1988ref. BN731937Cerf 1988. 1988. Catécheses Mystagogiques. Edition Catécheses Mystagogiques. Edition De Jérusalem Cyrille und Auguste Piédagnel Cerf unknown
2004ref. 87417Frankfurt a. M. Eichborn Verlag, 2004. 432, [8] S. Mit zahlr. Abb. u. Kartenskizzen (= Die Andere Bibliothek, Bd 234). 21,5 cm. OLn m. illustr. Orig.-Halbschuber u. illustr. Vorsätzen.
1854ref. 9913Paris, E. Dentu, 1854. In-12 de [4]-XVIII-554-[2] pages, demi-chagrin noir, dos à 4 petits nerfs avec titre doré, tranches mouchetées. Rousseurs.
1900ref. 119721900 London, The Fleetway House, vers 1900 - Complet en 3 volumes in-4 - Cartonnage de luxe éditeur (frotté) - Illustré au dos & au 1 plat - Dos lisse - 1 Plat orné d'écoinçons repoussés - Gardes ornées - Ex-libris manuscrit "Wood family" Propre, bon exemplaire - envoi rapide et soigné
London, The Fleetway House, vers 1900 - Complet en 3 volumes in-4 - Cartonnage de luxe éditeur (frotté) - Illustré au dos & au 1 plat - Dos lisse - 1 Plat orné d'écoinçons repoussés - Gardes ornées - Ex-libris manuscrit "Wood family" Propre, bon exemplaire - envoi rapide et soigné
ref. 976Très intéressant livre avec de nombreuses photos. 1/2 chagrin rouge à coins; dos à 5 nerfs, tête dorée. Reliure d’époque circa 1890 ? Paris, Alger Quantin, Gervais-Courtellemont s.d. 1 volume grand in-4°
ref. 64Paris, Librairie Fischbacher, 1896, 1 vol. in-8° (28,2 x 19,2 cm) : 1 db-garde marbrée, 1 f. blanc, 1 f. d'envoi, 1 f. de faux-titre, 1 f. de titre, 1 f. de dédicace " A mes amis " (27 mars 1895, signé E. D.), 4 f. d'avant-propos, p. 9-32 : chapitre premier : De Paris au Caire, p. 33-74 : chapitre II : Le Caire, p. 75-182 : chapitre III : Du Caire à la première cataracte (rapides sur le Nil), p. 183-252 : chapitre IV : De la première à la deuxième cataracte et retour au Caire, p. 253-313 : chapitre V : Du Caire à Suez et Port-Saïd, p. 315-370 : chapitre VI : De Port-Saïd à Jérusalem, p. 371-398 : chapitre VII : Jérico - La Mer morte, p. 399-406 : chapitre VIII : Athènes, Paris, 2 f. de table des matières, 2 f. blancs, 1 db-garde. Edition originale de ce journal de voyage retraçant ce périple depuis l'Europe et à travers le Moyen-Orient, largement illustré : 115 gravures, 4 eaux-fortes hors-texte avec serpente et 4 aquarelles hors-texte avec serpente. Une deuxième édition de l'ouvrage a été produite la même année. L'auteur relate au quotidien les expériences vécues et les visites de sites et monuments : "Le lundi 31 décembre, sous un ciel lumineux, des barques nous transportent sur la rive gauche. Montés sur nos ânes, ayant en face de nous les lueurs rosées de la chaîne Lybique, nous nous engageons dans les sables, et nous arrivons à un bras de Nil ; il faut mettre pied à terre et s'embarquer de nouveau. Mais il faut aussi embarquer les ânes, et nous rions jusqu'aux larmes...". Emile Couneau (1838-1920) : graveur, aquafortiste. Il rapportera de ce voyage une centaine d'aquarelles. Emile Delmas (1834-1898) : homme politique et industriel. En 1897, il est l'auteur d'un autre récit de voyage intitulé 'Java, Ceylan, les Indes'. P. Dulon : libraire, imprimeur, relieur à Saintes ; papillon collé au contreplat supérieur.
1998Exhibition catalog is in excellent condition with deep red cloth HB covers with gilt print on front and at spine, gilt endpapers front and back. Binding is solid and square, covers have sharp corners, exterior shows no blemishes, text/interior is clean and free of marking of any kind. Dust jacket shows the slightest signs of shelf wear only, some edge wear, no tears. 120 pages with large, full page, full color prints of the artist's sculptures throughout, artist photo in b&w with interview with Mario Botta, essay by Pontus Hulten on the Garden of the Tarots, intro by Martha Longenecker. Includes 6 page (front and back) fold-out brochure for the show at the publisher's gallery with intro and note fromt the artist. Photos include sculptures, drawings, paintings, chairs, tables, lamps, vases.
194732 pages. Features: Cover photo of miner at work 1000 yards below grade in the Milliard Seam at Snowden Colliery, in Kent; Amazing photo of crashed Dakota aircraft atop houses at South Ruislip; Five photos of Husky and Malemute dogs which will help Rear-Admiral Richard E. Byrd's new Antarctic expedition; Miracles of salvage in Italy - five photos of monuments rebuilt from fragments; Photos of brilliant results of Italian buildings and frescoes rebuilt after the war; Article entitled Some Service Landmarks of 1946, which includes two photos from troubled Jerusalem; Six photos of an Allied forces horse race held at Okayama, Japan; Five photos of King Michael of Rumania; Three large photos illustrate the huge Abadan oil refinery and the countryside pipelines which feed it; Photo of heroic Rome fruit vendor Domenico Ferri who caught baby Pier Carlo who had fallen from 6th floor window; Photos of the crash of Trans-World Airlines (TWA) Constellation Star of Cairo, near Shannon Airport; Photos of terrible tsunami damage at Tanabe, Japan and Shinghu, Japan; Two pages of great photos illustrate radio-controlled (RC) model car racing - America's fourth most popular sport; One page photo of the Alizes on the high trapeze under the big top; Photos of personalities of the week include Lieut. Gen. Sir Leslie Hollis, Lieut. Gen. Sir J. Crocker, Lord Russell of Killowen, Harold McKenna, Prof. Paul Langevin, Prof. Hartridge, W. C. Fields, Sir Victor Mallett, the victorious United States Davis cup team, and Lord Normanand; Two photos of L. F. Lawes and his model glider fitted with a small camera to be used for photographic reconnaissance; Wonderful full-page photo of postal workers coping with a mountain of packages at Mount Pleasant; Two pages of fascinating photos of the racial minorities of Indochina, as yet undisturbed by Vietnam claims. Unmarked with average wear. Advertising front cover taped in place, otherwise a sound vintage copy. Magazine
1948Pages 57-84. Features: Front cover photo of model of the new House of Commons; Photos of personalities of the week include Richard Tauber, Lord Trefgarne, Dr. Groza, Mrs. Anna Pauker, Sir Arthur Fforde, Sir Miles Thomas, the crew of the Penlee lifeboat, the former ruler of Rumania in exile -ex-King Michael with his mother, Queen Helen, at Lausanne, Maj. Gen. N. Cantlie, Dame Anne Laughlin, Sir Donald Cameron, Salih Jabr; Two pages of photos with map illustrate the daily bloodshed visited upon Jerusalem, including the bombed-out Semiramis Hotel; Book review of "No Dishonourable Name", by D. C. Quilter; Six photos and a map illustrate troubled Greece - the Konitza Battle; Photos of the Surrey house chosen by the Princess and the Duke of Edinburgh as a weekend residence, Windlesham Moor; Two pages of photos of devastated Berlin; Centrefold illustration of construction of one of Britain's newest monster flying boats in the Cowes workshop where the S.R. 45 is now being built; Page of photos and maps illustrate the spread of communism in China, where Civil War seems unending; Page of photos of communist China's leaders and military scenes, including Mao, Lin Piao, Gen. Chu Teh, and General Liu Po-Cheng; Photo of massive crowd gathered to hear Gen. DeGaulle; Photo of crash scene of Vickers-Viking which killed the pilot at Ruislip Common; Photo of tornado devastation in Cotton Valley, Louisiana on January 1; Photo of Japanese payphone operated on the honour system (payment made with banknotes); Photo of "Schwere Gustav's" monster shell - this 7.5 ton shell is said to be the largest in the world - it was used against Sebastopol and Leningrad; Two pages of photos of recent Mayan discoveries at Xochicalco; Colour back cover Johnnie Walker ad compares antique trains to those of the modern day. Unmarked with average wear. A sound vintage copy. Magazine
1948Pages 365-392. Features: Cover photo of the HMS Duke of York; Series of photos illustrate the "Mouse Trap Mechanics" of atomic science for the man in the street; Review of "Uttermost Part Of The Earth", by E. Lucas Bridges; One-page photo of HRH the Duke of Edinburgh at the tiller of Bluebottle; Photo of Signor Togliatti in Rome; Six photos of the last journey home by Count Folke Bernadotte, the United Nations' mediator in Palestine, who was assassinated in Jerusalem on September 17 - also killed was his French observer, Col. Serot; Review of the late Gen. George S. Patton, Jr's, book "War as I Knew It"; Five photos and text describe Hyderabad at the time of the surrender, and after; Article on the front line airpower of Great Britain today; Three excellent cutaway diagrams of Britain's front-line fighters of today, "Meteor" and "Vampire"; Fascinating centrefold illustrates seven jet aircraft of the USSR - fighters and bombers of the Soviet Air Force; Photo of Major R. Johnson, US Air Force, at Muroc Dry Lake, California, on September 15 after he established a new airspeed record of 670 mph in an F-86 jetfighter; Photo of the new Hillman Minx; Photo of new Standard Vanguard pickup truck; Five photos of hurricane striking Miami, Florida; Photo of Churchill's grandson, Julian Sandys, aboard light rail locomotive; Photo of Vijayalakasmi Pandit, sister of Pandit Nehru, at the United Nations; Photos of the "Parasite Fighter", US XF-85 leaving its parent aircraft and beginning a 20 minute flight; Photos of personalities of the week include Don Bradman, Lord Gowrie, David Woodford, John R. Nixon, G. S. Cansdale, Sir Warren Fisher, George Marshall, racehorse Brown Jack, Dr. Ralph Bunche, Mr. Vyshinsky, and King Frederick of Denmark with the Duke of Gloucester; Magnificent one-page photo of the interior of King's College Chapel, the finest flour of late Gothic architecture; Page of photos at Arnhem and at the Hague; Page of photos of bats in flight, as photographed by themselves. Advertising outer pages not included. Unmarked with average wear. A sound vintage copy. Magazine
1948Pages 337-364. Features: Cover photo portrait of the victim of a shameful and dastardly crime, Count Bernadotte, the representative of the United Nations, seen with his wife, when beginning the mission of peace which ended in his murder at Jerusalem; Colour ad for the Dunlop Rubber Company inside front cover features the city of Lincoln; Conference discusses the future of the Italian colonies; Two photos of the UN Security Council as it discusses Hyderabad and Count Bernadotte's murder; Two pages of photos of huge crowds in Berlin illustrate a Communist demonstration and the funeral of a youthful victim of Communist police action, Wolfgang Scheunemann; Photos of personalities of the week include Lord Noel-Buxton, Maj. Gen. S. F. Irwin, Emile Ludwig, the right Hon. J. S. C. Reid, Adm. Sir Henry Bruce, Sir Sothern Holland, Lieut. Gen. Rajendrasinghji G, Sylvain Mayer, Sir Charles Eric Palmer, Dame Lillan Braithwaite, Field Marshall Lord Montgomery, Khwaja Nazimuddin, U Tin Tut of Burma, Sao Shwe Thaik, and Col. Serot of France; Photo of the funeral procession of Mr. Jinnah, first Gov. Gen. of Pakistan; Photo of French aircraft workers fighting police in Paris; Photo of Gen. DeGaulle speaking to huge crowd in Nice; Photo of Pakistan's new Gov. Gen., Khwaja Nazimuddin; Article with map discusses the invasion of Hyderabad; Two large photos illustrate Hyderabad's surrender to the Indian Union after a five-day war; Two pages of informative photos about the India Hyderabad war illustrate the auxiliary forces which opposed the entry of Indian troops - the Razakars; Photos of buildings in Britain today - ancient, modern, and for export; Photo of the royal arrival for a special session of Parliament; Book review of "The Journal Of Eugene Delacroix", translated from the French by Walter Pach; Four pages of beautiful colour illustrations/photos of flowers; Photos of ingenious British animal toys which earned dollars for this country; Four photos illustrate Britain's production of famous turbojets; One-page illustration of air screw turbines in production - the buld-line for Armstrong Siddeley "Mamba" turboprops at Coventry; Two pages of text and photos of the revival of tapestry weaving in Scotland at the Dovecote Studios; Five fascinating photos present scenes aboard the capsized battleship "Tirpitz" at Tromso, as she is being broken up by her new owner, Mr. Heovding; Photo of police investigating Mosquito crash scene at Manston on September 18 where 12 people were killed during an air display; Photo of Mr. James Wilson, seven times champion sheepdog handler, with his dog Glen, twice champion sheepdog, at Worcester; Five photos of Australian cricketers being welcomed by the king and queen at Balmoral Castle; Six photos in the Waitomo glow-worm Cave, New Zealand, where "Boletophila Luminosa" creates a wonder of the world; Fascinating colour-illustrated back cover de Havilland ad illustrates aircraft decompression chamber research. Unmarked with average wear. Archival tape repairs to coverfold. A sound vintage copy. Magazine
1967"Scarce indexes of the Christian Examiner, the North American Review, and the New Jerusalem Magazine for students of american literature, culture, history, and New England Transcendentalism." - subtitle. Usual library markings, otherwise clean and unmarked with light wear. Binding tight. A quality copy of this excellent reference. Book
1897Pages 65-134. Printed on glossy stock. Numerous black and white photos. Features: History of the sixteenth Regiment, New Hampshire Volunteers (continued); A Naval officer's trip to Jerusalem; The old church on the hill; New Boston- An historical and business sketch; Springtim; Clisbe; Polly Tucker (continued); The Spring; Educational department; New Hampshire Necrology. Some peripheral chipping. Contents in quality condition. A worthy copy. Magazine
191724 pages. Features: Cover illustration of the charge of the six hundred Midland Yeomanry in Palestine; The Voice of a Prophet - article by C.M.; Photo of Sir Stanley Maude and Captain Musgrave on horseback in Bagdad; The Fight for Jerusalem - Nearing the End of Turkey's Four Hundred Year's Rule - one-page article by Lovat Fraser; Two photos of the troops which triumphed over the Turks at RamadieLarge photo of many British veterans of Flanders happy to be assembled for leave; Photo of Canadian hospital in France X-raying bullet in French soldier's arm; Photo of German POW receiving medical care; Three photos on one page show Canadians loading a 15-inch gun; Photo of Queen Marie of Rumania with her daughters inspecting Rumanian troops; Six photos from the Macedonian front; The Footprints of the Hun - in the devastated region re-won by British Arms for France (article); Photo of Lieut.-Colonel H. A. Gray Cheape and illustrations of the brilliant charge he led to capture enemy guns in Palestine; Illustrations of British soldiers drawing water from wells at Beersheba where Abraham drank; How the Spy Sinks His Identity - training the memory for a dangerous employ - article by Tighe Hopkins; Photos of the King on tour at several locations; Illustration of a German "Leuchtschirm" or light umbrella; Photo of Princes Wan and Piak of the Siamese Royal Family, who have enlisted in the Swiss Army; Growth & Grit of the U.S. Army - the way a peaceful nation is responding to the Great Call (article); Sketches of great soldiers leading in camp and council - General Sir Henry S. Rawlinson, General Sir Edmund H.H. Allenby, General Sir W.R. Birdwood, and Lt.-General Sir Henry Hughes Wilson; Illustrations of innovative Allied air machines - an Italian Caproni triplane, a French 'Spad', and Caproni bomb-carrying biplanes; Photos of eighteen brave men and women placed on the Roll of Honour; The Royal Munster Fusiliers - one-page article with photo of officers. Unmarked with above-average wear. A worthy reference copy. Book
1966Features: Why Mrs. Nadine Angeline Wilson, 32, went Militantly to Market; Backstage in Israel - Canadian Sundays are a Bacchanalian orgy after a Sabbath in Jerusalem; The Triumph of Isabel Lebourdais - she watched the Truscott script but watched the drama from the wings; We run our schools like well-kept prisons with bells, imperious rules and regimentation - it's 'efficient', it's orderly, it works - if all we want is the grey conformity of assembly-line minds, Jon Ruddy; The Susie Thing - colour photo fashion feature with article and photos about Susie Kosovic, a 22-year-old Toronto fashion designer - Canada's "Mary Quant"; Inflation & the Biebbers - they're an average family, trying to cope with rising prices - this is how they got by 17 years ago, and how they manage now - they're spending more - but they're living better - with a page devoted to "How Your Dollar Shrinks"; Two Views of Germany, by Irving Layton - with fantastic b/w photos including the Berlin Wall; David Sector's latest film "The Offering" - he's a Canadian curiosity - his films make money; Behavior Therapy; Gerald Stevens on Canadiana; Football - ah, the sport, the thrill - the blood of it all; The Little Mags - Sexy, Arty, and Obscure - Myer Signer of Causeway Publishing; Barbara Klich argues against boycotting supermarkets and high food prices; and more. Average wear. A sound copy. Book
194328 pages. Features: Front cover photo of London's great "Wings for Victory" Week - 100,000 people in Trafalgar Square; 12 related photos on the following two pages; Wonderful full-page photo of flying fortresses - prominent in the sensational Bismarck Sea battle; The Battle of the Bismarck Sea - article by Cyril Falls; Axis Forces Take a Pounding in the Retreat from Kasserine - Six photos; Indians gathered around a downed Japanese plane; Sketch of Germany's latest air transport - the Me. 323 six-engined "Powered Glider"; Large separate photos of submarine chasers the H.M.S. "Abelia" and the H.M.S. "Rother"; Hour-by-Hour the Bombs Rain Down on Emeny Targets in Europe - seven aerial photos; London Air Raid Shelter Tragedy - three photos of the shelter where 178 people died; Funeral of the Late Captain E.A. Fitzroy; The New Speaker of the House of Commons and his wife, Colonel Douglas Clifton Brown; Before and after photos of factory of the Societe des Produits Chimiques, at Tessenderloo, in Belgium - apparently when the factory was bombed there were 1,200 caualties and 4,000 left homeless; Squadron Leader H.R.K. Wells; Photos of new German anti-personnel bomb; Footbal cup final in Tripoli; Centerfold illustrations of doctors and dentists at work in the desert Army's Front Lines; Photos of London's "Wings for Victory" truimphal march through the city; Subhas Chandra speaking in Berlin; Captain S.H.A. Haggard; Alvar Liddell joins the R.A.F.; Haj Amin Al-Husseini, the ex-Mufti of Jerusalem; Photos of some of the international pilots of the Air Transport Auxilliary; Photos from two recent war films, the Russian "One Day of War" and the British "Desert Victory"; Fascinating photos of a training school for submarine crews; Glimpses of Nazi Germany - article by Charles E. Byles; and more. Unmarked. Average wear. A sound copy. Book
1731ref. 901484AGAmsterdam:, Westersteins en Smith, 1731. Kupferstich 29,5 x 43,5 cm, Blattgröße 39,5 x 47 cm.
1750ref. 23690Waldenburg, Hofmann ohne Jahr [um 1750]. Moderner Ganzledereinband. Frontispiz, 3 Bl., 135 S., 250 S. sowie eine gefaltete, gestochene Tafel "Meilen- und Staedtetafel", eine gestochene doppeltblattgr. Weltkarte, eine Faltkarte (Deutschland und Nachbarländer) und eine weitere gestochene Tafel. 16°. Einige Blätter in den Randbereichen repariert bzw. unterlegt. Eine Tafel mit Kritzelleien auf der Rückseite. Eine Tafel (immerwährender Calender) fehlend. Angebunden: Neu vermehrte Punctir-Kunst (24 S.), davon die letzten Bl. fehlend bzw. weiß eingebunden und mit Kritzelleien versehen.
