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1911réf. 10928Boston: Women's Educational and Industrial Union Department of Research and New York: Longmans Green and Co. Fourth Avenue and 30th Street 1911. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good Plus. LAW. Ed. Susan M. Kingsbury. Contributors: Charles E. Parsons Mabel Parton Mabelle Moses Edwin F. Gay Caroline Manning et al. "Labor Laws and Their Enforcement with Special Reference to Massachusetts Studies in Economic Relations of Women II." Boston: Women's Educational and Industrial Union Department of Research and New York: Longmans Green and Co. Fourth Avenue and 30th Street 1911. First edition. English language. Hardcover with blue cloth boards lettered gilt on front and spine with blind stamped insignia on front. Nonfiction labor law text in six chapters with preface introduction index black-and-white illustrative plate and four folding plates including three large tables as well as numerous in-text statistical tables and charts. 8vo. 9 1/4 x 6 1/4 inches. 38 oz. xxii 420 pp. Shelf-wear and soiling to spine. Board corners rubbed. Toning. Text clean. Very Good Plus. No ISBN. No ASIN. OCLC: 800778498. Boston: Women's Educational and Industrial Union Department of Research, and New York: Longmans, Green, and Co., Fourth Avenue a hardcover
1920réf. 52940Moscow/Odessa: Omanut 1920. First edition. Softcover. g- to g. Oblong octavo. Unpaginated 8 double-sided leaves front and back wrappers printed on both sides. Stiff tan paper wrappers with beautiful chromolithographic illustrations in hues of green blue black and brown. Issued by the pioneering Hebrew-language published house Omanut. This lavishly illustrated work is a version of the Aesop's fable often known as "The Miller His Son and the Donkey" in a version said to have been adapted by Leo Tolstoy with Hebrew translation attributed to the acclaimed Hebrew-language writer and essayist Ahad Ha-Am Asher Zvi Ginsberg 1856-1957 although the work is completely uncredited. Here the work's title has been humorously translated into Hebrew as "To Please Everyone". The text is accompanied throughout by 8 large and vibrant chromolithographic images including the front and back wrappers. The illustrations are credited collectively to "Havurat Tsayarim" The Group of Painters a group of four young artists from the Odessa Art Academy who illustrated works for Omanut during the period comprised of Yakov Apter 1899-1941 Moses Mutselmakher 1900-1961 Aaron Keravatsov 1896-1942 and Efim Khiger 1899-1955. This work is part of the Gamliel Library series of beautiful picture books for children introduced by Omanut co-founder Shoshana Zlatopolsky Persitz and named after her son Gamliel. Persitz took inspiration from the rich tradition of Russian children's literature lavishly illustrated in chromolithographs produced by the likes of Ivan Bilibin and the publishing house of Iosif Knebel to create some of the earliest examples of comparable works in Hebrew. No publication date is given but the fact that this is one of a smaller number of earlier titles issued before the move of the publisher Omanut to Frankfurt points to the fact it could not have been published after 1921. Text throughout in Hebrew. Wrappers with some foxing and staining. Some rubbing and creasing to extremities. Back cover lightly soiled with a light vertical crease in the center. The binding has been re-cased with a sting-binding along the spine to secure the book block. Water staining and light foxing to pages throughout predominantly in the margins. Images still vibrant. Wrappers in good- interior in good condition overall. Quite scarce. Hebrew title: ‌לצ×ת ידי הכל Author/contributors: חבורת-×¦×™×¨×™× ×פטר מוצלמכר קרבצוב חגר ×יזופוס לב טולסטוי ×חד ×”×¢× Publication: מוסקבה-×ודיסה הוצ×ת ××ž× ×•×ª Series title: ספריה גמלי×ל Alternate transliteration: La'tset Yede Ha'kol. Omanut unknown books
1920réf. 52940Moscow/Odessa: Omanut 1920. First edition. Softcover. g- to g. Oblong octavo. Unpaginated 8 double-sided leaves front and back wrappers printed on both sides. Stiff tan paper wrappers with beautiful chromolithographic illustrations in hues of green blue black and brown. Issued by the pioneering Hebrew-language published house Omanut. This lavishly illustrated work is a version of the Aesop's fable often known as "The Miller His Son and the Donkey" in a version said to have been adapted by Leo Tolstoy with Hebrew translation attributed to the acclaimed Hebrew-language writer and essayist Ahad Ha-Am Asher Zvi Ginsberg 1856-1957 although the work is completely uncredited. Here the work's title has been humorously translated into Hebrew as "To Please Everyone". The text is accompanied throughout by 8 large and vibrant chromolithographic images including the front and back wrappers. The illustrations are credited collectively to "Havurat Tsayarim" The Group of Painters a group of four young artists from the Odessa Art Academy who illustrated works for Omanut during the period comprised of Yakov Apter 1899-1941 Moses Mutselmakher 1900-1961 Aaron Keravatsov 1896-1942 and Efim Khiger 1899-1955. This work is part of the Gamliel Library series of beautiful picture books for children introduced by Omanut co-founder Shoshana Zlatopolsky Persitz and named after her son Gamliel. Persitz took inspiration from the rich tradition of Russian children's literature lavishly illustrated in chromolithographs produced by the likes of Ivan Bilibin and the publishing house of Iosif Knebel to create some of the earliest examples of comparable works in Hebrew. No publication date is given but the fact that this is one of a smaller number of earlier titles issued before the move of the publisher Omanut to Frankfurt points to the fact it could not have been published after 1921. Text throughout in Hebrew. Wrappers with some foxing and staining. Some rubbing and creasing to extremities. Back cover lightly soiled with a light vertical crease in the center. The binding has been re-cased with a sting-binding along the spine to secure the book block. Water staining and light foxing to pages throughout predominantly in the margins. Images still vibrant. Wrappers in good- interior in good condition overall. Quite scarce. Hebrew title: ‌לצ×ת ידי הכל Author/contributors: חבורת-×¦×™×¨×™× ×פטר מוצלמכר קרבצוב חגר ×יזופוס לב טולסטוי ×חד ×”×¢× Publication: מוסקבה-×ודיסה הוצ×ת ××ž× ×•×ª Series title: ספריה גמלי×ל Alternate transliteration: La'tset Yede Ha'kol. Omanut unknown
1920réf. 52932Moscow/Odessa: Omanut 1920. First edition. Softcover. g- to vg. Large quarto. Unpaginated 8 double-sided leaves front and back wrappers printed on both sides. Stiff tan paper wrappers with beautiful chromolithographic illustrations in hues of green blue red and gold. Issued by the pioneering Hebrew-language published house Omanut. This lavishly illustrated work contains the Hanukkah poem "For the Dreidel" written by acclaimed Hebrew-language poet Zalman Shneour 1887-1959 although the author is uncredited here. The text is accompanied throughout by 8 large and vibrant chromolithographic images including the front and back wrappers many with over-painting in lustrous metallic hues of silver and gold. Whenever the Dreidel appears it is in silver. The illustrations are credited collectively to "Havurat Tsayarim" The Group of Painters a group of four young artists from the Odessa Art Academy who illustrated works for Omanut during the period comprised of Yakov Apter 1899-1941 Moses Mutselmakher 1900-1961 Aaron Keravatsov 1896-1942 and Efim Khiger 1899-1955. This work is part of the Gamliel Library series of beautiful picture books for children introduced by Omanut co-founder Shoshana Zlatopolsky Persitz and named after her son Gamliel. Persitz took inspiration from the rich tradition of Russian children's literature lavishly illustrated in chromolithographs produced by the likes of Ivan Bilibin and the publishing house of Iosif Knebel to create some of the earliest examples of comparable works in Hebrew. No publication date is given but the fact that this is one of a smaller number of earlier titles issued before the move of the publisher Omanut to Frankfurt points to the fact it could not have been published after 1921. Text throughout in Hebrew. Front wrapper foxed and lightly water-stained with some additional minor staining to the back wrappers. Light rubbing chipping and/or creasing to extremities. Leaves disbound. Interior images and text overall still quite clean and vibrant with a few minor to light stains and/or smudges along the bottom margins of a few leaves. Ex-library ink stamps at the bottom of the first and last text pages as well as the back wrapper. Wrappers in good- interior in very good condition overall. Hebrew title: לסביבון Author/contributors: חבורת-×¦×™×¨×™× ×פטר מוצלמכר קרבצוב חגר זלמן ×©× ×™×ור Publication: מוסקבה-×ודיסה הוצ×ת ××ž× ×•×ª Series title: ספריה גמלי×ל Alternate transliteration: L'Sevivon This first edition is quite scarce with OCLC listing only two holdings worldwide. A slightly more common second edition of the work was published in 1922 after Omanut had moved to Frankfurt. Bibliographic reference: Ayala Gordon Hebrew Illustrations 2005 p.89-116. Omanut unknown books
1920réf. 52932Moscow/Odessa: Omanut 1920. First edition. Softcover. g- to vg. Large quarto. Unpaginated 8 double-sided leaves front and back wrappers printed on both sides. Stiff tan paper wrappers with beautiful chromolithographic illustrations in hues of green blue red and gold. Issued by the pioneering Hebrew-language published house Omanut. This lavishly illustrated work contains the Hanukkah poem "For the Dreidel" written by acclaimed Hebrew-language poet Zalman Shneour 1887-1959 although the author is uncredited here. The text is accompanied throughout by 8 large and vibrant chromolithographic images including the front and back wrappers many with over-painting in lustrous metallic hues of silver and gold. Whenever the Dreidel appears it is in silver. The illustrations are credited collectively to "Havurat Tsayarim" The Group of Painters a group of four young artists from the Odessa Art Academy who illustrated works for Omanut during the period comprised of Yakov Apter 1899-1941 Moses Mutselmakher 1900-1961 Aaron Keravatsov 1896-1942 and Efim Khiger 1899-1955. This work is part of the Gamliel Library series of beautiful picture books for children introduced by Omanut co-founder Shoshana Zlatopolsky Persitz and named after her son Gamliel. Persitz took inspiration from the rich tradition of Russian children's literature lavishly illustrated in chromolithographs produced by the likes of Ivan Bilibin and the publishing house of Iosif Knebel to create some of the earliest examples of comparable works in Hebrew. No publication date is given but the fact that this is one of a smaller number of earlier titles issued before the move of the publisher Omanut to Frankfurt points to the fact it could not have been published after 1921. Text throughout in Hebrew. Front wrapper foxed and lightly water-stained with some additional minor staining to the back wrappers. Light rubbing chipping and/or creasing to extremities. Leaves disbound. Interior images and text overall still quite clean and vibrant with a few minor to light stains and/or smudges along the bottom margins of a few leaves. Ex-library ink stamps at the bottom of the first and last text pages as well as the back wrapper. Wrappers in good- interior in very good condition overall. Hebrew title: לסביבון Author/contributors: חבורת-×¦×™×¨×™× ×פטר מוצלמכר קרבצוב חגר זלמן ×©× ×™×ור Publication: מוסקבה-×ודיסה הוצ×ת ××ž× ×•×ª Series title: ספריה גמלי×ל Alternate transliteration: L'Sevivon This first edition is quite scarce with OCLC listing only two holdings worldwide. A slightly more common second edition of the work was published in 1922 after Omanut had moved to Frankfurt. Bibliographic reference: Ayala Gordon Hebrew Illustrations 2005 p.89-116. Omanut unknown
2008réf. 2-2296059252Editions L'Harmattan 2008. Paperback. New. 290 pages. French language. 8.35x5.35x0.12 inches. Editions L'Harmattan paperback
1661réf. 116711Leiden: Jean Elsevier 1661. Iron Arm First edition of the first significant - and conspicuously scarce - biography of the "Huguenot paladin" François de La Noue 1531-1591 one of the great Protestant captains of the 16th-century Wars of Religion; an attractive copy with an appealing naval provenance. The distinguished American historian John Lothrop Motley described La Noue as "not only one of the most experienced soldiers but one of the most accomplished writers of his age" Motley p. 480. At the siege of Fontenay in 1570 his left arm was shattered by a bullet and a mechanic fitted an iron limb that earned him the sobriquet of "Bras-de-fer" - "Iron Arm". He was a correspondent of Sir Philip Sidney and acknowledged by Montaigne in the Essais "for his goodness gentleness of manner and scrupulous courtesy. He is an important figure with regard to his political and religious affiliations as well as with regard to his Discours politiques et militaires 1587" Heitsch p. 134. The author Moïse Amyraut 1596-1664 was one of the leading French Protestant theologians of his day who numbered William Penn among his many students. The book is decidedly uncommon commercially and thinly represented institutionally: Library Hub cites 10 copies in British and Irish institutional libraries we have also located a copy at the Royal Collection; WorldCat locates no copies outside of European libraries. Provenance: armorial Elden Hall bookplate of Augustus Viscount Keppel 1725-1786 naval officer and politician: "a sailor from the age of 10 Keppel served actively throughout the Seven Years War 1756-63. In 1762 he served under Admiral Sir George Pocock in the British expedition that took Havana and he received £25000 in prize money as a result. He became a rear admiral in 1762 and vice admiral in 1770" Encyclopaedia Britannica online. ODNB describes him as an "outstanding" naval officer "especially in combined operations". Also with the 20th-century bookplate of Robert J. Hayhurst Lancashire retail chemist and bibliophile whose main library of naval history was complemented by a subsidiary collection of 18th-century literature in well-preserved contemporary bindings. Small quarto 190 x 144 mm. With 2 folding genealogical tables; Elsevir's device on title page. Early 18th-century English speckled calf decorative gilt spine with red morocco label red speckled edges. Head of spine chipped front joint split but sound corners a little worn one or two slight scrapes or abrasions. A very good copy. STC French A426. Dorothea B. Heitsch Practising Reform in Montaigne's Essais 2000; John Lothrop Motley The Rise of the Dutch Republic vol. III 1855. unknown
réf. 0666238804.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
réf. 0282453245.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1898réf. 298314Niccolai 1898. Hardcover . Good-. 102 pp paper yellowing lacks cover board 608593818 no libraries have this work Niccolai hardcover
réf. 1105785009.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1979réf. R53111, C.L.D. 1979 95pp., br.orig., 20cm., bel état, dans la collection "Prières de tous les temps"
réf. 6205268051.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1986réf. 3553Paris Macula 1986 In-8 (24 x 16 cm.) 212 pp. couverture souple.
1986réf. RO40052920MACULA / CENTRE NATIONAL DES LETTRES. 1986. In-8. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Quelques rousseurs. 212 pages. Quelques illustrations / cartes, en noir et blanc, hors texte.2 photos disponibles.. . . . Classification Dewey : 945-Italie
réf. 2336513676.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1966réf. ROD0004950Time-Life. 1966. In-4. Cartonnage d'éditeurs. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 190 pp., nombreuses photographies noir et blanc et couleurs - Avec la collaboration des rédacteurs des collections Time-Life - 1 PHOTO DISPONIBLE.. . . . Classification Dewey : 930-Histoire générale du monde ancien jusqu'à 499 apr. J.-C.
1971réf. 053420Time Life Reliure Rigide Illustrée Amsterdam 1971 190 pages en format 21 - 27 cm - nombreuses photographies en couleurs et en noir
1966réf. R240047903FRANCE LOISIRS / TIME LIFE. 1966. In-8. Relié. Très bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 190 pages. Nombreuses photographies en couleur dans le format texte.. . . . Classification Dewey : 930-Histoire générale du monde ancien jusqu'à 499 apr. J.-C.
1966réf. RO80203055TIME-LIFE. 1966. In-4. Relié. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 190 pages. Nombreuses photographies en couleurs dans et hors texte. Texte sur 2 colonnes.. . . . Classification Dewey : 945-Italie
réf. 3346890406.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. 6208676223.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. 620867624X.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. 6203842362.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1980réf. R320096474CLD. 1980. In-8. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 93 pages.. . . . Classification Dewey : 264.1-Les prières
