RIIS, Jacob AABAA
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1900réf. 302514Boston: Houghton Mifflin and Company 1900. Hardcover. Very Good. First edition. Publisher's red cloth gilt top edge gilt. Illustrated with twelve photographs. Extremities a little rubbed with some sunning to the spine else an attractive very good plus copy. Houghton, Mifflin and Company hardcover books
1829réf. 16-0843Philadelphia: R. H. Small 1829. 1829 616pp engraved frontis illus. ex Soldiers and Sailors Camp Library only lib. markings are bookplate to rear of front free ep & card pocket at rear book never signed out corners slightly bumped some shelfwear to cover foxinng to 1st few includes title page & last few pgs light creases to some of blank eps slight spotting throughout pp 29-32 bottom inner corner has a 2" tear no dj text is unmarked. Full-Leather. Very Good -/No Jacket. Ex-Library. R. H. Small Hardcover
réf. 110039Philadelphia: R.H. Small 1829. Leatherbound 616pp. Good to very good. Frontispiece - engraving of chemical apparati. Leather covers much worn ifront mostly detached. Red morocco spine label remaining bright enough though has been repaired. Internally age spotting foxing despite which quite good. Two previous owners names and dates to ffep with is entirely detached. R.H. Small Hardcover
2017réf. 2-6202079673LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing 2017. Paperback. New. 120 pages. 8.66x5.91x0.28 inches. LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing paperback
2024réf. ABD-9789350304600Oxford Book Co. 2024. New. Oxford Book Co. unknown
2024réf. ABD-9789350304600Oxford Book Co. 2024. New. Oxford Book Co. unknown
réf. Bloomsbury-9780761819585University Press of America. Hardback. New. 368 pages University Press of America hardcover
réf. Bloomsbury-9780761819585University Press of America. Hardback. New. 368 pages University Press of America hardcover
2001réf. 1607University Press of America 2001. First edition presumed. Publisher's Black Leatherette Covered Boards with Gilt Stamping to Front Board and Spine. Near Fine. A Near Fine Book Without a Dust Jacket. Light bumping to head. binding tight and square. Internally clean and unmarked. Hardcover. Octavo. xxxii 268 pp. University Press of America unknown
2001réf. 1608Lanham: University Press of America 2001. First Edition Presumed. Publisher's Black Leatherette Over Boards with Gilt Stamping to Boards and Spine. Near Fine. A Near Fine Book Without a Dust Jacket. Lightly bumped to head and extremities. Binding tight and square. Internally clean and unmarked. Hardcover. Octavo. xxxiv 323 pp. University Press of America unknown
réf. 0761819363.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
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1807réf. Alibris5059Printed for Richard Phillips by J. G. Barnard 1807. Hard cover. Very Good. Very good. No dust jacket as issued. Bound in green ribbed cloth lightly dampstained with red leather labels on spine. 64 pages. Light foxing and staining as noted above. Dampstain across one third of the pages no sticking. Page 55-56 torn and taped but complete. 2 plates one is fold out. No maps. Spine reads 1805 publication date is 1807. Terribly scarce. John Jacob Grümbke September 6 1771 in Bergen March 23 1849 ibid was a German historian and geographer. He extensively researched the history and culture of Rugen and was founder of rügenschen own research German Wikipedia. This is his first published work. See also: megalithic sites of Rugen painted by Caspar David Friedrich and others. Some think Rügen island might have been the home of the Greek temple of Apollo in 500 B.C. Apollo was the god of light and the sun-god who loved amber and amber was thus considered sacred. The largest deposits of amber in the world and those exploited the longest were on the shores of the Baltic Sea in northern Europe. Baltic amber has a rich history of ancient trade supported by guilds of amber craftsmen and stunning works of art. Apollo's love of music poetry and all the fine arts made him the perfect god for the craftsmen on the island. Annotation by Margaret Odrowaz-Sypniewska Printed for Richard Phillips by J. G. Barnard hardcover
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1807réf. 6055A Tour through the Island of Rügen in the Baltic during the year 1805 in a series of letters by Temporary Inhabitant. Grümbke Johann Jacob. Translated from the German. Published by Richard Phillips London 1807. Disbound. Small 8vo up to 9½" tall. 64pp. with 3 plates one of which is folding. A very rare copy in very good condition. Johann Jacob Grümbke 1771 - 1849 was a German historian and geographer. He extensively researched the history and geography of Rügen and illustrated his own works. A Tour through the Island of Rügen was Grümbke's pointed response to what he considered as inaccurate and sometimes erroneous travelogues by some of his predecessors. He describes his wanderings across the island of Rügen in 12 letters dated from July 26 1803 to October 7 1803. Richard Phillips paperback
1922réf. 29684Philadelphia: The Dropsie College for Hebrew and Cognate Learning 1922. Softcover. fair. 8vo. pp. 257-98. Original printed brown paper wrappers. Article by the distinguished early 20th century medieval Jewish historian Jacob Mann in which he published and analyzed a fragment of a text written by an early medieval Karaite living in Jerusalem. Karaites are a group of non-rabbinic Jews who reject the Talmud. This anonymous Karaite pleads with his brethren outside of the land of Israel to settle in Jerusalem in order that the city not be dominated by rabbinic Jews. This text is an important source on the roots of Zionism within the Jewish tradition. Text in English and Hebrew. Wrappers chipped with a creased edge. Error in text corrected by pen. Overall in fair condition. The Dropsie College for Hebrew and Cognate Learning unknown
1922réf. 29684Philadelphia: The Dropsie College for Hebrew and Cognate Learning 1922. Softcover. fair. 8vo. pp. 257-98. Original printed brown paper wrappers. Article by the distinguished early 20th century medieval Jewish historian Jacob Mann in which he published and analyzed a fragment of a text written by an early medieval Karaite living in Jerusalem. Karaites are a group of non-rabbinic Jews who reject the Talmud. This anonymous Karaite pleads with his brethren outside of the land of Israel to settle in Jerusalem in order that the city not be dominated by rabbinic Jews. This text is an important source on the roots of Zionism within the Jewish tradition. Text in English and Hebrew. Wrappers chipped with a creased edge. Error in text corrected by pen. Overall in fair condition. The Dropsie College for Hebrew and Cognate Learning unknown books
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