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1943In-8 gr., brossura orig., pp. 373,(3), con ill. in b.n. nel t. e 1 tav. a colori f.t. Comprende le specie appartenenti alle classi dei Mammiferi, degli Uccelli, dei Rettili, degli Anfibi e dei Pesci. Vi sono illustrati i risultati scientifici conseguiti dalla Missione Sagan-Omo del Centro Studi per l’Africa Orientale Italiana, condotta da Edoardo Zavattari nei territori posti fra i corsi inferiori dei fiumi Sagan e Omo e i bacini dei laghi Stefania e Rodolfo. Ben conservato.
In-8 grande, legatura cartonata editoriale, pp. 433(9); tavole in bianco e nero fuori testo. Tracce del tempo, macchie e aloni alla copertina. Intonso. Piccola abrasione al piatto posteriore.
1940Roma, Reale Accademia d’Italia, 1940, 8° mezza tela editoriale, pp. 537 con 152 + 15 illustrazioni nel testo e 1 carta ripiegata in fine.
1857réf. 252003London: Murray 1857. IX, 687 S., 8 S. Anzeigen, gef. Frontispiz, 45 Abb. u. Taf., 2 gef. lith. Karten. HLdr. *geschmackvoller neuerer Halbleder-Einband* wohl der 2.Druck der 1.Ausgabe*.
1857Hinges professionally repaired. ; Livingstone's travel descriptions is the primary work of Africana. Original brown boards with blindstamped decoration and gilt spine lettering. Numerous b&w illustrations and fold out color illustration in front (lightly foxed). Steel engraved tissue guarded frontispiece with a reproduction of Livingsone's signature. ; 8vo; 687, 8 pages
1909réf. 80546Cincinnati: Jennings and Graham 1909. First Edition. First printing. Tan buckram with applied photo-pictorial front cover illustration; 346pp frontispiece and 8 inserted leaves of photographic plates halftones. Externally a little dull with rubbing and fading to pictorial onlay and spine lettering; front hinge thinly cracked but holding; else complete and sound; Good or better. Camphor 1865-1919 was an A.M.E. Church missionary and President of The College of West Africa in Monrovia from 1896 to 1907. This volume of vignettes from his time spent in Liberia and the Interior was published following his return to America in 1908. The excellent photographic illustrations are uncredited but presumably by the author. BLOCKSON COLLECTION 100. WORK p.102. Jennings and Graham unknown books
1991219pp.with some illustrations and maps, 25cm., illustrated softcover, text in English, good condition, C79496
1991réf. C79496Morija (Lesotho), Morija Archives 1991 219pp.with some illustrations and maps, 25cm., illustrated softcover, text in English, good condition, C79496
1909réf. 80546Cincinnati: Jennings and Graham 1909. First Edition. First printing. Tan buckram with applied photo-pictorial front cover illustration; 346pp frontispiece and 8 inserted leaves of photographic plates halftones. Externally a little dull with rubbing and fading to pictorial onlay and spine lettering; front hinge thinly cracked but holding; else complete and sound; Good or better. Camphor 1865-1919 was an A.M.E. Church missionary and President of The College of West Africa in Monrovia from 1896 to 1907. This volume of vignettes from his time spent in Liberia and the Interior was published following his return to America in 1908. The excellent photographic illustrations are uncredited but presumably by the author. BLOCKSON COLLECTION 100. WORK p.102. Jennings and Graham unknown
1842réf. 361London: John Snow 1842. First Edition. Full leather. Very good. 2nd thousand. 8vo full light brown leather: front and rear panels diced calf spine has raised bands w/dec blindstamped design between bands dark leather label w/gilt title Marbled foredges w/matching marbled endpapers color frontis vignette title page folding map in fine condition -- Light rubbing and a few scuff marks to leather extremities bottom corners bumped light foxing to plates - Some foxing text mostly unfoxed binding is tight and straight. Missionary Labours and Scenes in Southern Africa 1842 is an autobiographical account of missionary activity among the Tswana people of South Africa by the Scottish missionary and linguist Robert Moffat. It attracted a wide Victorian readership and became a classic narrative of missionary activity in Africa. John Snow hardcover
1848réf. 011479New York: Robert Carter 1848. 406pp w/engraved frontis and numerous full-page illustrations. The early chapters present the author's views on the origin of the Hottentots and give his opinions of the work of the London Missionary Society. In addition to giving an account of his missionary efforts he also describes the customs of the natives he met. 1843. Scattered foxing. Spine taped to binding. Later Printing. Cloth. Very Good/No Jacket- Issued. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Robert Carter Hardcover
1843réf. 13337New York: Robert Carter 1843. Hardcover. Good. 12mo - over 6" - 7" tall. Third edition. xii 406 p in original cloth backed boards with mounted spine lanel. Cloth chipped at head of spine and along rear joint boards worn. Binding sound contents unmarked other than owner's signature on title page. Some foxing. Robert Carter hardcover
s.l., s.d. [+/- 1913], 34pp., in-4, cachet
réf. C10805, s.l., s.d. [+/- 1913], 34pp., in-4, cachet
1960réf. 782Paris Arthaud 1960 1 in-4 Paris, Arthaud, 1960, petit in-4, couverture cartonnée, 179 pp.
1986réf. 15965Penguin 1986 176 pages 12 8x1 4x19 4cm. 1986. Broché. 176 pages. The findings of the Commonwealth Eminent Persons Group on Southern Africa. Foreword by Shridath Ramphal
1946In 8° grande, pp. 268+34 tavole fotografiche e una cartina ripiegata. Brossura originale. Piccola mancanza alla parte superiore del dorso. Volume della collezione dell'Institut de recherches Sahariennes de l'Universitè d'Alger.
1906Volume in 4°, brossura editoriale, titolo al piatto ed al dorso, sguardie, occhiello, tavola d'antiporta con ritratto dell'autore inciso e protetto da velina, frontespizio, prefazione, VIII, 442 pp., 172 illustrazioni fotografiche di cui molte a piena pagina e 3 mappe a colori ripiegate f.t.. Interessante resoconto della spedizione condotta nella valle dell'Omo, tra l'Etiopia e il Kenya, e dell'Etiopia sud-orientale da parte del visconte francese R. du Bourg de Bozas. La spedizione, della quale facevano parte vari specialisti, partì da Gibuti nel 1901 e dal Harrar mosse per la valle dell'Uebi Scebeli, che ridiscese sino ad Ime per raggiungere poi, seguendo itinerarî in parte nuovi, l'alta valle del Giuba, facendo capo ad Addis Abeba. Lasciata quindi la capitale etiopica nel marzo 1902, toccò il Lago Rodolfo, da dove, attraverso il territorio dei Turcana, raggiunse in settembre il Nilo al posto inglese di Nimule. Di qui per Dufile pervenne all'Uelle in territorio congolese, dove il Du Bourg morì a causa di una malattia, mentre i suoi compagni raggiungevano la costa per il Congo recando in salvo l'ingente materiale scientifico raccolto, tra cui una grande quantità di dati naturalistici e strumenti litici, che vennero studiati negli anni Trenta da H. Breuil e permisero di delineare la sequenza cronologica delle più antiche fasi del popolamento dell'Africa orientale. Le vicende e i risultati di questa spedizione furono raccolte in questa relazione postuma a cura di F. De Maurette. Importante, molto interessante e ricca di suggestive illustrazioni. Poco comune ed in bello stato.
réf. 95054aafParis, Rudeval, 1906, gr. in-8vo, frontispice ( Du Bourg de Bozas) + VIII + 442 p. + 3 cartes dépliantes, pt. timbre de ‘legat Guggisberg’ sur la feuille de garde, brochure originale ill..
réf. c2644Paris, F. R. de Rudeval, 1906 ; in-4°,broché, couverture beige illustrée et imprimée en noir et bleu , dos muet; 2ff., 75pp., 1p.nch. Illustré de 3 planches hors texte à double page "quelques échantillons des animaux tués par la Vicomte Bourg de Bozas en cours de route" et 3 cartes dépliantes hors texte 1) :De Djibouti à Addis-Ababa, 2): d'Addis-Ababa au Nil, 3) : du Nil au Congo.
1906réf. 85791906 Paris, F. R. de Rudeval, 1906 ; in-4°, demi-chagrin bleu-nuit à coins, quadruple filet doré soulignant mors et coins, dos à nerfs, titre doré, tête décorée d'un motif de feuillage mauve sur fond vert pale; (iv), viii, 442, (1)pp. Illustré d'un portrait en frontispice et de très nombreuses illustrations photographiques dans ou hors le texte d'après les photographiques originales de la Mission, 3 cartes dépliantes hors texte.
1906réf. 60241906 broché in-quarto, dos et couverture crème, 1er plat titre et nom dediteur en noir + photo dafrique en médaillon, non-rogné en partie non-coupé long papier, 172 illustrations daprès les photographies originales de la mission + trois cartes de litinéraire parcouru, 442 pages, 1906 Paris F. R. de Rudeval Editeur,
réf. QWA-19340Paris, F. R. de Rudeval, 1906, in-4 br. (19,5 x 28,5)VIII- ,préface de Raoul de Saint-Arroman, E.O., portrait en front., ouvrage accompagné de 172 ill. d’après les photographies originales de la mission et de 3 cartes dépl. de l’itinéraire parcouru, couverture rempliée et dos passés, intérieur frais, bon état.
réf. M11595P. SOCIETE DES AMIS DU MUSEUM , 1934 , in4° br , 159pp , 48 pl HT , 1 carte dépliante Langue: Français
réf. 36621Paris Société des Amis du Muséum 1934 in 8 (25x17,5) 1 volume reliure percaline marron ornée de l'éditeur, plat supérieur orné d'un fer doré à la tête d'éléphant, VIII [1] et 159 pages, avec 48 planches hors-texte et 1 carte repliée. Bon exemplaire ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request )
