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2004ref. 1212174Berlin; Wien: Philo., 2004. 218 S. 22 cm Hardcover.
2004Sehr guter Zustand. -- „Er sieht genau hin, er verschleiert nichts. Mit viel Einfühlungsvermögen betrachtet Ulrich Manz die Menschen auf beiden Seiten des Konflikts in ihrer Größe wie auch in ihrer Kleinheit. Dabei entwirft er ein buntes Bild vom Nahen Osten sowie vom israelischen und vom palästinensischen Volk, diesen beiden überaus komplizierten Gesellschaften. Auch wenn er sich mit Kritik nicht zurückhält, so ist sein Bericht doch immer von tiefer Sympathie getragen. Und wenn es auch viel Problematisches zu berichten gibt, so erinnert doch manche Alltagsszene an die Komik von Ephraim Kishon. Für einen Israeli ist Das Jerusalem-Virus ein erstaunlicher Spiegel, für Außenstehende eine außergewöhnliche, glaubwürdige Beschreibung eines merkwürdigen Landes und seiner Bewohner." (Einbandtext) ISBN 9783865725042
ref. 2c15310Fürstl. Waisenhausbuchhandlung Braunschweig 1762. 4 Blatt/56 seiten mit einigen Buchschmuckillustrationen im Holzstich original Pappband der Zeit. Groß-Oktav Namensstempel auf Vorsatz und Titel/Titel etwas fleckig. - vergleichen: Holzmann-Bohetta Badn 3/748/gutes Exemplar - unknown
2000ref. 133160München : Goldmann, 2000. 603 Seiten 8° , Broschiert
1998ref. 225169München: Goldmann, 1998. 605 S., 20 cm. OPp., gebundene Ausgabe, SU, Lesebändchen.
2000ref. 64648Wien: Böhlau 2000. 227 S., Abb. Reg. Ln.mS. *neuwertig*.
1983ref. ARUviJER66Jerusalem: 1983. 1983. 4to. pp. 67 33. English & Hebrew text. profusely illus. in b/w & some colour. wrs. corners bumped two small chips to edge. Exhibition Catalogue. Soft cover. Very Good. Jerusalem: 1983. Paperback
198323x22 cm. 72 pages. Softcover. Cover slightly stained. Cover corner slightly bent. Pen writing on title page. Else in good condition.
185x125 mm. 64 pages. Softcover. Cover and spine worn. Cover, spine and inner cover yellowing and age stained. Cover corners tattered. Binding visible between cover and pages. Few pages slightly age stained/torn - no damage to text. Few page corners slightly wrinkled and worn. Pages yellowing. In fair condition.
ref. 28984Petit in-8 en demi-reliure au dos orné de bonnets phrygiens. Chamuel 1895. E.O. Dessins de Pissaro, Steinlen, Vallotton. Etat correct avec brunissures le long des marges.Couv.conservées avec restauration légère.
190547pp.+ frontispice
1905ref. R46815Brussel-Rousselare, Jules De Meester 1905 47pp.+ frontispice, R46815
1894viii + 72pp., 23cm., text in Latin, Doctoral Dissertation (University of Paris), original softcover, stamp at verso of title page, text is clean and bright, G112688
1894ref. A112688Paris, Hachette 1894 viii + 72pp., 23cm., text in Latin, Doctoral Dissertation (University of Paris), original softcover, stamp at verso of title page, text is clean and bright, G112688
1957[8] + 160pp.+ enkele ills. buiten tekst & losbladige uitvouwbare kaart, 25cm., linnen uitgeversband, in de reeks "Van Gorcum's Historische Bibliotheek" deel 54, goede staat, R101694
1957ref. R101694Assen, Van Gorcum 1957 [8] + 160pp.+ enkele ills. buiten tekst & losbladige uitvouwbare kaart, 25cm., linnen uitgeversband, in de reeks "Van Gorcum's Historische Bibliotheek" deel 54, goede staat, R101694
Paris, Grasset, 1939. In-12, broché, non coupé, 253 pp. Exemplaire du S.P.
ref. 2732Paris, Grasset, 1939. In-12, broché, non coupé, 253 pp.
1932101pp., 19cm., gebroch., enkele stempeltjes, grotendeels nog onopengesneden, R106689
1932ref. R106689Gembloers, Duculot 1932 101pp., 19cm., gebroch., enkele stempeltjes, grotendeels nog onopengesneden, R106689
2021ref. 1120922021 Editions Don Quichotte / Seuil - 2021 - In-8, broché - 343 pages
1929ref. B4406California: Stanford University Press c. 1929. Very Good Condition. Binding: Decorative white and gray cloth covered boards with black title and decorative gilt border. Notes: Presentation copy signed and dated by the translator Casey A. Wood. Ex. Libris Casey A. Wood. Our example includes letters addressed to Dr. Casey A. Wood. The first letter is by The Secretary of the Interior Ray Lyman Wilbur a medical doctor himself dated February 19 1930 where he states that he will deliver a copy of this book to the President. The second letter is by the first White House Press Secretary Geroge Akerson confirming that the President has received a copy of this book. Both letters are stamped and include a watermark emblem of the United States of America. There is also a letter written by the Charaka Club inviting Doctors to a dinner at the Coffee House Club presumably with Casey A. Wood and Ray Lyman Wilbur attending. This medical trearty of the eye was for half a millennium the great authority and most popular manual in its field. Twenty two manuscripts and 18 printed page editions are known though few of either survive a tribute to its usefulness to the surgeon oculist and cataract operator. It serves today as an indispensable aid to the understanding of the history of ophthalmology and its progress from the tenth to the twentieth centuries. Size: 8vo Illustration: Illustrated with 5 facsimile pages of the original book of 1474. Category: Book Medical; Stanford University Press hardcover
1929ref. 2021871Palo Alto London Oxford: Stanford University Press 1929. First Edition Thus. Hardcover. Good. Octavo; xiii 101 pages green cloth two short tears in top margin of title-page; x-library with black call numbers on spine rear pocket partially removed This is the earliest printed book on ophthalmology in its first edition in English. It was the most popular ophthalmic manual for over five centuries. Illustrated with five facsimiles. Garrison-Morton 5th 5816 . Translator Dr. Casey A. Wood had to collate many multiple fragments and editions of the manuscripts and early printed editions to achieve this text. Stanford University Press hardcover
102pp. + 8 buitentekstills., in oblong (20x26cm.), linnen band, enkele roestvlekjes, R69672
ref. R69672Amsterdam, Parnassus s.d. 102pp. + 8 buitentekstills., in oblong (20x26cm.), linnen band, enkele roestvlekjes, R69672
