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1991Coperta minimamente imbrunita, pagine in buono stato, testo completamente fruibile, estratto da "Il Mulino" - N. 339 - Settembre-Ottobre 1991, numero pagine 12; da segnalare: presente annotazione a penna al piatto anteriore USATO
1959Foto di dimensioni 15x18 in buono stato che ritrae una famiglia originaria presumibilmente di una repubblica caucasica
1929In 16°, br. edit., pp. 445,(3), intonso; la storia di un cittadino finlandese ingiustamente deportato e detenuto dalle autorità sovietiche per tre anni senza aver commesso alcun reato; ottimo es.
1929Traduzione: Drago V. dal russo . Pagine: 446 . Formato: 16° . Rilegatura: Brossura . Stato: Discreto . Caratteristiche: Macchie in copertina. Diario personale degli anni trascorsi nelle prigioni russe e nel campo di concentramento di Solovetzk. .
1951Cm. 14x21.5, pp. 378. Legato in cartoncino editoriale morbido con sovraccoperta illustrata. Segni dÕuso sulla sovraccoperta (piccolo strappo sul davanti), per il resto ottimo.
8°, br., soprac. edit., pp. 380. Rivelazioni dell’Ambasciatore americano a Mosca sulla situazione politica ed economica in Russia e sui colloqui con Stalin.
réf. 34843Broché, 20X13 cm, 2016, 226 pages, éditions Premier parallèle. Très bon état.
1815réf. 6693ALondon, Stockdale, 1815. 4°. 460 S. Mit 20 handkolor. Aquatintatafeln, 2 gest. Karten, 1 Holzschitttafel, und 1 Textholzschnitt. Lederband der Zeit mit ganzseitigem Goldschnitt und reicher Deckel- und Rückenvergoldung. Gelenke berieben, Kanten bestossen. 1 Tafel (Kremlin) mit kleinem, 4cm großem, geklebten Randeinriss. [7 Warenabbildungen]
réf. 41205London.1787.The third edition.4 vols.in-8 reliés.30 pl. dont 12 cartes dépliantes.Tableaux dépliants.Figures,portraits,costumes,animaux.Appendice.Table.En langue anglaise. BE.Cartonnages XIXème,recouverts de papier à la cuve.Pièces de titre et tomaison manuscrites.Qlques rousseurs.
1811612p., maps Hardcover Good condition, worn binding
1811pp. xxii, (1), (1)-612. LACKS two maps. Text very browned and age stain. New endpapers. 8vo. Rebound in brown library buckram. Title stamped in gold gilt on spine. First Part. Hardbound. Poor. S&S/AI 22541. PALIB 4
8vo, 22x14.5cm, original blind decorated cloth boards, repaired spine but needs rebounding. viii + 436pp. 1st ed. 5 years in Southern Russia. Begun as a geological expedition, De Hell's interests soon developed into a scientific study of the social life of the region. Rare
First US edition in VG condition, full brown original cloth with gilt lettering and design to front cover, slight shelfwear, large folding map perfect, some foxing, not affecting illustrations, 448 pages plus 4 pages of ads. original title: Travels in the regions of the Upper and Lower Amoor and the Russian acquisitions on the confines of India and China. With adventures among the mountain Kirghis; and the Manjours, Manyargs, Toungouz, Touzemtz, Goldi, and Gelyaks: the hunting and pastoral Tribes. , architect and traveller, Thomas Witlam Atkinson (1799 - 1861) and his wife Lucy, spent seven years travelling in Siberia and Central Asia during the period 1847 - 53. Their son Alatau was born during their travels at the beginning of November in 1848 in what is today Eastern Kazakhstan. Bearing in mind the conditions they were living in and the extreme cold, it is a miracle that he survived! Thomas Atkinson's first book "Oriental and Western Siberia: A Narrative of Seven Years' Explorations and Adventures in Siberia, Mongolia, The Kirghis Steppes, Chinese Tartary, and Part of Central Asia" was first published in London and New York in 1858. In the preface to this, his second book describing the travels he (and his wife and son who are invisible in his writing) gives more detail on the natural history and resources of this vast region than he gave in "Oriental and Western Siberia.". He did not confine himself to seeking only to satisfy the scientists among his readership but also discusses the possibility of British commerce in the region. "Our commerce, prodigious as are its operations, is, its is well known, capable of infinite expansion, and I have laid open a field of almost incalculable extent, where enterprise, skill, and industry are sure to find a profitable investment." He also addresses the great interest in Britain in Russian ambitions for the region: "For those of my compatriots who have been alarmed by the approaches of Russia to our Indian Empire, I have faithfully stated every step that has recently been made in this direction, and afforded them an opportunity of learning her present position on the north of the Himalaya. Her existing relations with China, now that we are engaged in a war with its government, will doubtless give increased interest to the facts I have been enabled to collect respecting the several advances she has skillfully made into Chinese territory, and the consequent extraordinary development of her own." (From the preface).
réf. 96077aafLondon, Hurst and Blackett, 1861, gr. in-8vo, colored front. + XIII + 570 p., with 1 map and numerous illustrations, small legacy stamp on first flyleaf ‘Guggisberg’, original half-leather, with large corners, spine on 5 bands gilt. Fine copy.
réf. 138490aafLondon, Hurst and Blackett, 1861, gr. in-8vo, colored front + XIII + 570 p., with 1 folded map and numerous illustrations, ex-libris Colonel Ph. Milon, illustrated pictorial cloth bound /publisher’s hardcover (bound by Leighton and Hodge).
1st US Edition First US edition, first published in English in 1848, the original edition published in Berlin in 5 volumes between 1833-42. 8vo. 2 VOLUMES. xi-371pp,+ 42pp publisher's catalogue, vii-400pp. Original cloth blind-stamped and gilt, fraying at head, tail an corner of spine volume 2., but the gilt still bright former bookstore paste down on fep, signature and stamp of former owner, pen notes on the blank end papers, sparse foxing ow a still good set. Translated from the German by W.D. Cooley. Account by German scientist and explorer Erman of the 1828-29 Norwegian expedition to Russia and Siberia to study the north magnetic pole. Ermans work includes important comments and observations on physical geography and geology, the exile road to Siberia, Irkutsk, the chief political exile city, the manners, customs, and language of the Samoyedes and Yakuts, the trade carried on from the frontiers of Siberia to Bokhara and Tashkend, the fisheries of the Obi, the mineral riches of the Ural and Nerchinsk, the fossil ivory in the valley of the Lena and New Siberia, &c. Erman was awarded the medal of the Royal Geographical Society in 1844, and the magnetic observations he made during his travels were utilized by C.F.Gauss in his theory of terrestrial magnetism.
1906Back hinge started. Pages uncut. ; Volume Thirteen. Part One only. Tissue guarded frontispiece. Includes travel descriptions to: Berlin, Hamburg, Schleswig, Lübeck, The Sea Passage, St. Petersburg, Winter [in Russia], and Moscow; The Works of Theophile Gautier; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 358 pages
18288vo [22 x 14 cm]; 2 volumes, xvi, 383; vii, 343 pp, 6 sepia aquatint plates by J. Clark after designs by author including 2 frontis, appendices. contemporary full calf, gilt decorative border on front and rear, gilt decorated spines, gilt lettering on labels, some surface loss on rear cover of volume I, lightly rubbed, occasional light foxing, a very good set, clean internally, attractive binding. Abbey Travel 228. Nerhood 179. The author travelled widely and describes all aspects of what he observed including the people, architecture, customs, the economy, politics, the major cities, nobility, etc.
1859pp. 426, 8 [Publisher's catalogue] + Engraved Frontis and Half Title. Light damp stain on top edge of first few signatures. Binder's ticket on rear paste down of Geo. W. Alexander, New York. 12mo. 190 mm. Original full patterned cloth binding. Slight loss at head and tail of spine. Purple cloth faded. Very good. First Edition. Hardbound. BAL 19663. Born in Kennett Square, Chester County, PA, Bayard Taylor (1825-1878) was a popular and influential American poet, literary critic, journalist, translator, and travel author. AI BX 2
1859Boards faded, spine sunned and with chipping to spine ends. Internally a tight copy with occasional light foxing. Former owner's name in ink on title page ; Green buckram boards with gilt spine lettering. Numerous steel engravings. Regions to be discovered in this book include Dalmatia, Athens, Corinth, the dorian mountains, Thessaly, Euboea, Cracow, The Salt Mines of Wieliczka, Warsaw, Central Russia, Moscow, St. Petersburg, Tzarsko Selo, Paulovsk and the islands; Ex-Library; 12mo; vii, 426 pages
1859Boards with light rubbing to extremities. Very light occasional foxing; Green buckram boards with gilt spine lettering. Numerous steel engravings. Regions to be discovered in this book include Dalmatia, Athens, Corinth, the dorian mountains, Thessaly, Euboea, Cracow, The Salt Mines of Wieliczka, Warsaw, Central Russia, Moscow, St. Petersburg, Tzarsko Selo, Paulovsk and the islands; 12mo; vii, 426 pages
1826réf. 20463Dublin:: Bentham and Hardy 1826. 12mo. Contemporary sheep minor edge wear hinges neatly mended holds strong some light foxing a few small dog-ear corners overall a very good copy. 12mo. With frontispiece and 4 full-page woocuts. The travels of James Leech and Mr. Gorodek and the author through Russia. Early edition scarce. Bentham and Hardy, unknown
1839réf. 4933Edinburgh: William and Robert Chambers 1839. Enlarged edition. Hardcover. Fine. Small 4to 138 pages some foxing. modern binding in 3/4 morocco light tidal line on top margin. " . the editors of the present edition which is carefully reprinted from the first 4to edition of 1810 have found it necessary in point of justice to neutralise some of the authors statements by means of foot-notes of an opposite character and more consonant with what was some years ago and now is the condition of the Russians. They have also supplied a few deficiencies and additional statements in reference to places of importance visited by the author so as to give the work much of the interest of a fresh production . an account has been given of Poland Siberia and other districts which were not visited by him in the course of his travels - Prefatory Memoir." William and Robert Chambers hardcover
1998réf. 107993United Kingdom: Hakluyt Society 1998. Hb. Very Good/Very Good. 8vo. pp. xliii 1 269 b/w and color plates. ""This work presents a European view of Central Asia before the large-scale influx of Russian peasant settlers that followed the emancipation of the serfs in 1861."" Hakluyt Society hardcover
