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2002réf. 1239545Berlin: Max-Planck-Institut für Wissenschaftsgeschichte, 2002. 79 S., 3 Abb. Originalbroschur.
1873réf. 126291873. LYON ISAAC S. Historical Discourse on Boonton Delivered before the Citizens . September 21 and 28 and October 5 1867. Newark 1873. 58 p. Wrappers. Wrappers chipped around edges and with old cellophane tape along spine one tape stain at fore-edge of front wrapper. Aside from the very presentable but chipped wrappers a very good tight copy. The scarce original edition of the first separately-printed history of Boonton Morris County. Isaac Lyon was a remarkable figure. For many years a cartman in New York he retired to Boonton where he became the self-appointed local historian dabbled in rare books and voiced his opinion on just about any local subject. unknown books
1967réf. 108141967. LYON ISAAC S. Historical Discourse on Boonton Delivered before the Citizens . September 21 and 28 and October 5 1867. Newark 1873 i.e. Boonton 1967. 2 58 6 p. Wrappers. Reprint of the 1873 edition with a new preface and an index by Leonard D. Davis. Lyon was a remarkable figure. For many years a cartman in New York he retired to Boonton Morris County where he became the self-appointed local historian dabbled in rare books and voiced his opinion on just about any local subject. unknown books
1984réf. 308450New York: New York Bound Bookshop 1984. Reprint. hardcover. Illustrated. xvii 125 pages. 8vo black cloth. New York: New York Bound Bookshop 1984. Large gift inscription from previous owner on endpaper still a very good copy. Facsimile of the Newark 1872 edition. Author was a cartman at Broadway and Houston Streets from 1836 to the late 1850s. New York Bound Bookshop unknown books
1984réf. 224337New York: New York Bound Bookshop 1984. hardcover. very good. Illustrated. xvii 125 pages. 8vo black cloth. New York: New York Bound Bookshop 1984. A very good copy. Facsimile of the Newark 1872 edition. Author was a cartman at Broadway and Houston Streets from 1836 to the late 1850s. New York Bound Bookshop unknown books
réf. 1018089055.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
réf. 1359223274.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
réf. 1241312095.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. 45295823-nnew. unknown
1984réf. 32065New York: New York Bound 1984. Facsimilie. Hardcover. Near Fine. Facsimilie 1984. A Near Fine copy. 8vo. 125 pp. bound in publishers black cloth with title in gilt on spine. INSCRIBED by Hodges on half title page. Minor fading to title on spine. Text is unmarked binding is solid. New York Bound hardcover
1984réf. 156777N Y: New York Bound Bookshop 1984. Hard Cover. Near Fine/No Jacket. A clean unmarked book with a tight binding. Full black cloth boards. 126 pages. Facsimile of the Newark Daily Journal 1872 edition. Keywords: Carting Reminiscences New York City Nineteenth Century Memoirs Cartmen Transportation History New York Bound Bookshop hardcover
1984réf. 13774New York: New York Bound. Near Fine. 1984. Facsimile. Hardcover. 096087884X . Clean black cloth has gilt title on spine. Pictorial frontispiece. Illustrated with B/W paintings and facsimile of the original 1872 front cover. Introduction by Graham Hodges who signed this copy. Text block tight clean & intact. Over the years Mr. Lyon acquired a valuable stock and when he retired to Boonton New Jersey he became a rare book dealer. New York; B/W Illustrations; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 125 pages . New York Bound hardcover
1984réf. 224337New York: New York Bound Bookshop 1984. hardcover. very good. Illustrated. xvii 125 pages. 8vo black cloth. New York: New York Bound Bookshop 1984. A very good copy. Facsimile of the Newark 1872 edition. Author was a cartman at Broadway and Houston Streets from 1836 to the late 1850s. New York Bound Bookshop unknown
1984réf. 106346New York : New York Bound 1984. Facsimile edition. Hardback. Near fine copy in the original gilt-blocked cloth. Slightest suggestion only of dust-dulling to the spine bands and panel edges. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight bright clean and strong. ; 125 pages; Description: xvii 125 p. : ill. ; 25 cm. SIgned by author. Originally published: Newark N. J. : Printed at the Daily Journal Office 1872. Subjects: Lyon Isaac S. 1812 -1882. Carriages and carts --New York State --New York. New York : New York Bound hardcover
réf. 0332596168.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
réf. 18-2134New York: Dia Center for the Arts 1998. 4to. ca 60 pp. Oblong. Very Good. Hard Covers. Printed gold boards with black lettering. Pages fine. Color and B&W photographic plates throughout. Scarce. ISBN 10: 0944521363 ISBN 13: 9780944521366. New York: Dia Center for the Arts, 1998. hardcover
1670réf. 1395975Amstelodami Amsterdam: Officina Johannis Janssonii à Waesbergen & Johannis van Someren Johannes Janssonius van Waesberge; Joannes van Someren 1670. Hardcover. Octavo three volumes. In Good minus condition. Bound in full brown leather. Spines have gilt ornamentation and lettering and loss of leather along the head/tail edges. Boards have cracking to the joint edges significant rubbing wear and chipping throughout and dents along the edges. Moderate bumping to corners in some cases exposing the boards. Volume 1 has archival repair to front and rear boards with later calf applied to roughly half of each board. Volumes 2 and 3 have archival repairs to the front tail fore corners with later calf applied to corners of boards. All textblocks have ink inscriptions from a previous owner on the front pastedowns blue stamps on the title pages mild age toning and minor stains scattered throughout. All volumes contain non contemporary pastedowns presumably added during repairs. Textblock of volume 1 has the front free end page engraved title page and typographical title page partially attached together with adhesive glue onto the front pastedown resulting in some obscured text; archival repairs on the fore edges of the front free end page including engraved title page to page 54 and from pages 685-908 not impacting text. Textblock of volume 2 contains engraved title page but backed with new tipped in page; has red ink stains on some pages throughout 1426-1816 impacting text and liquid damage to the fore edges of pages 1426-1816; archival repair to fore edges of pages 1806 1810 1812 and 1816. Text in Greek and Latin. Previously noted repairs appear to be early 19th century. 1395975. Special Collections - Downstairs. Officina Johannis Janssonii à Waesbergen & Johannis van Someren [Johannes Janssonius van Waesberge]; [Joannes van Someren] hardcover books
1670réf. 1395975Amstelodami Amsterdam: Officina Johannis Janssonii à Waesbergen & Johannis van Someren Johannes Janssonius van Waesberge; Joannes van Someren 1670. Hardcover. Octavo three volumes. In Good minus condition. Bound in full brown leather. Spines have gilt ornamentation and lettering and loss of leather along the head/tail edges. Boards have cracking to the joint edges significant rubbing wear and chipping throughout and dents along the edges. Moderate bumping to corners in some cases exposing the boards. Volume 1 has archival repair to front and rear boards with later calf applied to roughly half of each board. Volumes 2 and 3 have archival repairs to the front tail fore corners with later calf applied to corners of boards. All textblocks have ink inscriptions from a previous owner on the front pastedowns blue stamps on the title pages mild age toning and minor stains scattered throughout. All volumes contain non contemporary pastedowns presumably added during repairs. Textblock of volume 1 has the front free end page engraved title page and typographical title page partially attached together with adhesive glue onto the front pastedown resulting in some obscured text; archival repairs on the fore edges of the front free end page including engraved title page to page 54 and from pages 685-908 not impacting text. Textblock of volume 2 contains engraved title page but backed with new tipped in page; has red ink stains on some pages throughout 1426-1816 impacting text and liquid damage to the fore edges of pages 1426-1816; archival repair to fore edges of pages 1806 1810 1812 and 1816. Text in Greek and Latin. Previously noted repairs appear to be early 19th century. 1395975. Special Collections - Downstairs. Officina Johannis Janssonii à Waesbergen & Johannis van Someren [Johannes Janssonius van Waesberge]; [Joannes van Someren] hardcover
1702réf. 5654Oxford: E Theatro Shedoniano 1702. Second edition. Buckram. Very Good. Folio 32 cm; 16 183 1 28 6 174 18 pages and full-page engraved frontispiece by Michael Burghers of a laurel-crowned Cassandra standing before the walls of Troy in flames. Greek and Latin in parallel columns. Collation includes title page in Greek with engraved vignette of the Sheldonian Theatre and a second title page in Latin with vignette of Oxford University's crest. Advertisement leaf at end. Bound in modern library buckram. Pages somewhat toned at edges but text block is sturdy and without significant blemish. References: ESTC T107442; The Greek poets of the Hellenistic period following the death of Alexander the Great in 323 BCE and lasting three hundred years until the establishment of the Roman Empire have a reputation for indulging in an ornate and sometimes opaque style that we would later associate with Mannerist poets like Gongora or Marino. Lycophron's Alexandra or Cassandra may be the epitome of that style. Even Alexandrian scholars of the time referred to it as "the obscure poem." Wikipedia quotes a modern critic who says the Alexandra "may be the most illegible piece of classical literature one which nobody can read without a proper commentary and which even then makes very difficult reading." That must be why in the opening line the poet says "I will spell out everything clearly whatever you ask from the very beginning." The Wiki article continues "The poem is evidently intended to display the writer's knowledge of obscure names and uncommon myths; it is full of unusual words of doubtful meaning gathered from the older poets and long-winded compounds coined by the author. . It was very popular and was read and commented on very frequently. Two explanatory paraphrases of the poem survive and the collection of scholia by Isaac and John Tzetzes is very valuable." The Oxford edition by John Potter later Archbishop of Canterbury offered here includes the Tzetzes scholia as well as an exuberant Latin version of the poem by Joseph Scaliger first published in 1566 when Scaliger was 25 years old and notes by Scaliger's friend Willem Canter. Potter first published the text in 1697 but only this second edition bears his dedicatory epistle to the German classical scholar who taught at Utrecht Johann Georg Graevius. E Theatro Shedoniano hardcover books
1546réf. 3314Basel: ex officina Ioannis Oporini / Johann Oporinus 1546. First separate edition of Alexandra Cassandra and first edition of Chiliades. Title and text in Greek and Latin. In contemporary limp vellum. Contemporary possessor’s inscriptions on title page crossed out illegible. Contemporary marginal notes in ink on p. 11 otherwise clean. Binding worn. First leaves worn. Damp stains throughout darker-toned at the lower margin. Lower edge with damages not affecting the text. Wormholes occasionally with no effect on text. In good condition. First separate edition of Alexandra Cassandra and first edition of Chiliades. Title and text in Greek and Latin. In contemporary limp vellum. 16 180 8 268 4 last 3 blank p. The first separate edition of Lycophron’s poem Alexandra Cassandra’s prophecies about Troy with commentaries by Isaac and John Tzetzes; and the first edition of John Tzetzes’ Chiliades. Although the authorship of Alexandra is questioned it is traditionally attributed to Lycophron of Chalcis the 3rd century BC Greek poet and scholar. The commentaries elucidating the otherwise rather obscure text were written by Isaac and John Tzetzes Byzantine scholars who lived in Constantinople in the 12th century. Alexandra was first published in 1513 by Aldus Manutius with texts by Pindar Callimachus Dionysius Periegetes the present one is the first separate edition of the text the second edition overall and also the first with the commentaries by the Tzetzes-brothers. The second part of the book is a lengthy political decapentasyllabic verse John Tzetzes’ most important work the Variarum historiarum liber Book of Histories or the so-called Chiliades edited Nikolaus Gerbel. Chiliades is a collection of literary historical theological and antiquarian miscellanies whose chief value consists in the fact that it to some extent makes up for the loss of works that were then accessible to Tzetzes. . [ex officina Ioannis Oporini / Johann Oporinus] unknown
1702réf. 5654Oxford: E Theatro Shedoniano 1702. Second edition. Buckram. Very Good. Folio 32 cm; 16 183 1 28 6 174 18 pages and full-page engraved frontispiece by Michael Burghers of a laurel-crowned Cassandra standing before the walls of Troy in flames. Greek and Latin in parallel columns. Collation includes title page in Greek with engraved vignette of the Sheldonian Theatre and a second title page in Latin with vignette of Oxford University's crest. Advertisement leaf at end. Bound in modern library buckram. Pages somewhat toned at edges but text block is sturdy and without significant blemish. References: ESTC T107442; The Greek poets of the Hellenistic period following the death of Alexander the Great in 323 BCE and lasting three hundred years until the establishment of the Roman Empire have a reputation for indulging in an ornate and sometimes opaque style that we would later associate with Mannerist poets like Gongora or Marino. Lycophron's Alexandra or Cassandra may be the epitome of that style. Even Alexandrian scholars of the time referred to it as "the obscure poem." Wikipedia quotes a modern critic who says the Alexandra "may be the most illegible piece of classical literature one which nobody can read without a proper commentary and which even then makes very difficult reading." That must be why in the opening line the poet says "I will spell out everything clearly whatever you ask from the very beginning." The Wiki article continues "The poem is evidently intended to display the writer's knowledge of obscure names and uncommon myths; it is full of unusual words of doubtful meaning gathered from the older poets and long-winded compounds coined by the author. . It was very popular and was read and commented on very frequently. Two explanatory paraphrases of the poem survive and the collection of scholia by Isaac and John Tzetzes is very valuable." The Oxford edition by John Potter later Archbishop of Canterbury offered here includes the Tzetzes scholia as well as an exuberant Latin version of the poem by Joseph Scaliger first published in 1566 when Scaliger was 25 years old and notes by Scaliger's friend Willem Canter. Potter first published the text in 1697 but only this second edition bears his dedicatory epistle to the German classical scholar who taught at Utrecht Johann Georg Graevius. E Theatro Shedoniano hardcover
2012réf. 2-1607413299Nova Science Pub Inc 2012. Hardcover. New. uk ed. edition. 285 pages. 10.00x7.00x0.75 inches. Nova Science Pub Inc hardcover
réf. 9781607413295NOVA SCIENCE PUBLISHERS INC
réf. 5260497Short description: In Russian. Lurie Isaac Alexandrovich. Balancing internal combustion engines. Leningrad: b.i. 1942. You are welcome to reach out to us for a detailed description of the copies currently available. Delivery of this book may take longer than usual including extended processing and pre-shipping time no expedited shipping is available. Please advise us if you have a set date or a deadline to receive your order.SKU5260497 unknown
1973réf. 039702Israel: Research Centre of Kabbalah 1973. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/Fair. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Volume 2. A Study of the Ten Luminous Emanations With the Commentaries Sufficient for the Beginner Called Section I: Inner Light; Section II: Inner Reflection. Explanatory glossary of questions and answers by Rabbi Yehuda L. Ashlag. Compiled and Edited by Philip S. Gruberger. First Edition. Research Centre of Kabbalah Jerusalem Israel 1973. 4 xviii 186pp hb dw faded & frayed pages slightly discoloured pict blue dw gilt blue cloth book vg Research Centre of Kabbalah hardcover
