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1960réf. 27663Radebeul, Neumann Verlag, 1960. 4°; 124 Seiten, mit zahlr. Fotos auf Tafelseiten; 1. Auflage Orig.-Leinen mit OU Schutzumschlag stark randrissig
1974réf. 27711Radebeul, Neumann Verlag, 1974. 4. Auflage 125 Seiten , 26 cm, Leinen
1957réf. 122772Wuppertal-Barmen. Selbstverlag (1957). 32 Seiten. Illustrierte Originalbroschur. 17x12 cm
192330 x 23 cm. 2 Blatt, 328 S. mit 20 Abb., 1 Tafel und 14 schematischen Kartenbeilagen. Originalbroschur. *(= Reise in Ostafrika in den Jahren 1903-1905, Band I, erste Abteilung, 2. Teil). - Dieser Teil behandelt den Reisebericht auf die Witu-Insel und den Zanzibar-Archipel und ist so komplett. - Voeltzkow bereiste in den Jahren 1903-1905 die ostafrikanische Küste und die vorgelagerten Inseln in einer wissenschaftlichen Expedition. Die Resultate seiner Mitarbeiter veröffentliche er in einem umfassenden Werk mit botanischen, zoologischen, ethnologischen Spezialabhandlungen die in mehreren Abteilungen erschienen. Der vorliegende Teil umfaßt den Reisebericht auf die Witu-Inseln und den Zanzibar-Archipel. Zuvor (1914) erschien auch ein (separater) Reisebericht auf die Comoren. - Beinhaltet den Bericht und Verlauf der Reise sowie Beschreibung des Landes und seiner Bewohner und Sitten. - Sehr gut erhalten. Bücher de
1909réf. 95London: Longmans Green 1909. First. Orig Pictorial Cloth. Near Fine/Near Fine. The Bedawin sic of the desert their origin history home life strife religion an superstitions in their relation to the bible. 222 pp. 28 ill. Longmans, Green unknown
2000réf. 019155Santa Fe New Mexico: Twin Palms Publishers 2000. This is a fine hardcover copy with a near fine dust jacket with almost no wear. Jacket not sunned. Completely clean. Stated first edition limited to 4000 copies. Illustrated throughout in sepia some cyanotypes. All the photographs are in the Special Collections Department Robert W. Woodruff Library Emory University. 10" high X 8" wide 209 pages. Heavy book foreign shipping will be extra. This book will be securely wrapped and packed in a sturdy box and shipped with tracking. First Edition. Hard Cover. Fine/Near Fine. Twin Palms Publishers Hardcover
1913réf. 040246London: William Heinemann 1913 Ex-Library. Very Good. Decorative Cloth. 1st.UK Ed. Detailed account of a British journalist's experiences with the Turkish army in 1912 during the Balkan War campaign in Thrace. Contains : I. Waiting for the War II. Scenes in Constantinople III. The Efforts of Diplomacy IV. The Military History of the Turks V. The Modern Turkish Army VI. The Authorities and the Correspondents VII. The Early Operations VIII. Departure of the Correspondents for the Front IX. My Journey to Chorlou X. My First Meeting with Abdullah XI. Lule Burgas -- The First Day XII. Lule Burgas -- The Second Day XIII. The Rout XIV. How We Sent the Story of the Battle XV. The Retreat from Chorlou to Chataldja XVI. The Migration of a People XVII. The Capture of Rodosto XVIII. The Chocolate Soldier XIX. The Cholera XX. The Attack on Chataldja XXI. The Turn of the Tide XXII. The War Against the Correspondents XXIII. The Future of the Turks. his previous published reports included being "Special Correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph". Author of " Port Arthur the Siege and Capitulation" "the Passing of the Shereefian Empire" 335p plates.fold out map index. Book plates from 2 libraries spine damaged hinges weak fold out map has some tears along creases Original not POD. William Heinemann hardcover
réf. 561201Londons, John Murray, 1912. In-8° original green hardcover, XIX-321pp, 47 plates: maps and illustrations
1890réf. 005648London: Chapman and Hall 1890. 361pp. folding map frontis & 13 plates & 40pp adverts. Rose Troup was Transport officer on Stanleys Emin Pasha Relief Expedition. This was the magnificent end to Stanleys Exploration Career. Sir William Garstin writing the the Journal of the R.G.S. said of the expedition "The main facts regarding the Sources of the Nile were finally revealed by him and nothing was left for future explorers but to fill in details". The Rear Column had been beset with difficulties waiting for the return of Stanleys Advance Column. With the death of Major Bartelot and Jameson and various desertions Rose Troup decided to go back to England. Stanleys public criticism of his rear column spurred Troup into print to give his version of events. Because of the contract he signed at the start of the expedition Stanley took out injunction to supress the book. Troup counter sued alleging breach of contract "he never supplied me with the tent bed Winchester rifle canteen and a due share of European provisions. Mr Stanleys failure to fulfil his contract appeared to me to nullify it". The case was settled out of court and Troup after an agreed delay published his book. Has light shelfwear and separating at hinges. Otherwise nice copy with minimal markings. Second Edition. Original Cloth. Very Good/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Ex-Library. Chapman and Hall hardcover
réf. 107660aafLondon, Blackie & Son, n.d. (1899), sm. in-8vo, 320 p., with 6 ill. by Stanley L. Wood, publisher’s pictorial cloth (Zuluwarrior with large shield).
2002réf. 70047Lanham and New York: The Derrydale Press 2002. First edition 8vo pp. xii 189 7 blank; 8 pages of illustrations; gray and purple boards; fine in fine dust jacket. Signed by the author on half title page. The Derrydale Press unknown books
1901réf. AB002719John Macqueen 1901. Remembrances of life upon the Veldt in the Boer War. 180 pgs illus original blue cloth with diagonal stripes with gilt and black titles extremities of spine and boards rubbed little foxing pages clean and bright further digital images available on request . First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good. John Macqueen Hardcover
1964Small stamp. Neat notes in half title page; Eastern Africa during the drive for independence, as reported by Ms. Huxley; B&W sketches; 8vo; 398 pages
1964DJ with light shelfwear and a bit tanned. ; Eastern Africa during the drive for independence, as reported by Ms. Huxley; B&W sketches; 8vo; 398 pages
1905Boards darkened and with gilt spine lettering faded. ; Shooting animals in Africa, sometimes with a gun and sometimes with a camera. Author Schillings has an interesting tale to tell ; B&W Photographs; 8vo; 421 pages
1969réf. 143793Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1969. X, 302 S., 8° , Leinen m. Ou,
réf. 66411aafLondon, Richard Lesley, 1947, gr. in-8vo, XXV + 159 p. + plates, orig. cloth.
1865réf. 3841London: Tinsley Brothers 1865. Second Edition. Hardcover. Good. or a book of proverbial philosophy idioms enigmas and Laconisms compiled by Richard F Burton Lake HM's Consul for the Bight of Biafra and Fernando Po. Second edition with the title Negro Wit and Wisdom on the spine. An important work. 455 pp. Penzer p 75 76 described this book as RARE especially if in good condition. Bound in brick red cloth with blind triple border enclosing design in blind on both covers. Burton wanted to give readers an insight into the Negro mind and thoughts. Clean and nice internally orig. endpapers lightly soiled. Recased in orig. cloth strengthened at spine tips. Orig. spine in fair condition with wear to gilt and relaid. Housed in a burgundy cloth case and then in a marbled paper slipcase with gilt leather spine label. Tinsley Brothers hardcover
1931réf. 282New York: Horace Liveright 1931. First American. Hardcover. VG/VG. A study of native proverbs. 448 pp. The eminent anthropoligt writes his third book based on research into the customs and manners of the Moors. Incl index with Arabic text of the proverbs. Horace Liveright hardcover
1952139pp., gecart., 19cm., enkele stempeltjes, goede staat
1952réf. C62656Brugge, Wiek op s.d.(+/- 1952) 139pp., gecart., 19cm., enkele stempeltjes, goede staat
1893réf. 60392ABBerlin, G. Pohlmann, 1893?. 8". 205 S., 1 Bl., 5 Taf. 1 Kart., OLw., vergold. Rück.-u. Deck.-Tit., dek. Deck.-Illustr., marmor. Schnitt, 1 Fleck a. ober. Rück.-Gelenk u. Deckel, Kanten leicht berieben, papierbedingt gebräunt, sauber u. gut erhalten. Besitzer-Stempel.
1912réf. 34250ABBerlin, Meidinger um 1912. 8°. 128 S. farb. ill. OHln. - gutes Expl.! farb. ill. OHln.
réf. 8032o.J. Afrikaforscher. 1881/82 durchquerte er als erster Äquatorialafrika von Westen nach Osten, erforschte 1883-85 das Kongogebiet, Reichskommissar für Deutsch-Ostafrika, 1895/96 Gouverneur in Deutsch-Ostafrika. 1853 Frankfurt/Oder - 1905 Weißenbach (Steiermark). Fast Halbfigur in Uniform. Photogravure um 1900. 128 x 90 mm.
1908réf. 204307Berlin, Mittler u. Sohn, 1908. 4°. M. 1 farb. Kte. u. 64 (1 farb.) Taf. X, 150 S. Bibl.-Hlwdbd. m. Rsign. Einbd. angestaubt u. berieben. Vorsatz m. Bibl.-Klebezettel. Sign. a. Tit. M. mehr. St. (u.a. verso aller Taf.). Einige wenige Taf. m. kl. Kleberesten sonst sauberes Ex. (Mitteil. aus d. dt. Schutzgebieten. Erg.-H. 1).
