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1896réf. 316680London: Charles H. Kelly 2 Castle St. City Road.; and 66 Paternoster Row E.C. 1896. First edition. Illus Photograph frontispiece portrait tipped in folding map. ii 240pp. 8vo. Bound in modern mottled brown calf and marbled boards green title label. Fine. First edition. Illus Photograph frontispiece portrait tipped in folding map. ii 240pp. 8vo. Signed. Signed by author beloe portrait frontsipece. Charles H. Kelly 2, Castle St., City Road.; and 66, Paternoster Row, E.C. unknown books
1903réf. 316679London: Willianm Heinemann 1903. First edition. Illustrated with 63 plates. pp. xiii i 1- 317pp. 8vo. Bound in modern mottled brown calf and marbled boards green title label. Fine. First edition. Illustrated with 63 plates. pp. xiii i 1- 317pp. 8vo. Willianm Heinemann unknown books
1885réf. 4912DBFirenze, Toriono und Roma, Ermanno Loescher, 1885. Gross-8°. VIII, 634 S. Mit 28 Tafeln, 3 Karten (davon 1 mehrfach gef.) und zahlr. Textillustrationen. Orig.-Leinenband der Zeit. + Wichtig: Für unsere Kunden in der EU erfolgt der Versand alle 14 Tage verzollt ab Deutschland / Postbank-Konto in Deutschland vorhanden +, 4912DB|4912DB_2 [2 Warenabbildungen]
1891réf. ED2-163Leipzig, Reclam Verlag, [1891]. 3 B?nde in 1 Band, Halbleinenband der Zeit, 12?, 228 Seiten 1 Blat / 183 Seiten / 323 Seiten; Zustand: Titelblatt des 1. Bandes mit kleiner Fehlstelle , gutes Exemplar
1899réf. F0313Krasnojarsk Axelrodt 1899. 124 Textillustrationen auf Tafeln in Autotypie, 1 Bl., 124 S. Farbig illustrierter Leinenband. Zustand 1, tadellos!
2015réf. 14053DBParis., Flammarion. Musee du Quai Branly., 2015. 28,5 x 25,5 cm. 175 S. Illustrierter OPappband., 14053D Erste Auflage. Einbandkanten minimal berieben. Sonst sehr gutes Exemplar.
1854réf. 1205884Leipzig, C. B. Lorck, 1854. 8, 215 S. (Hausbibl. für Länder- u. Völkerkunde 2). Ppbd d. Zeit (berieben, bestoßen, Rückensign., braunfleckig, Stempel auf Titel).
1901réf. 1310365Dresden, Minden, (1901). 2 Bl., 323, (1) S., 1 Porträt. OBr. (Kopf m. Einriß, unbeschnitten).
1883réf. 10188281883. 3 Bl., 450 S. m. 27 (statt 28) meist ganzseit. Textabb. u. 3 Karten, davon 1 mehrfach gefaltet. Hlwd (Gelenke locker, stellenw. braunfl.- Frontisp. fehlt).
1903réf. 316679London: Willianm Heinemann 1903. First edition. Illustrated with 63 plates. pp. xiii i 1- 317pp. 8vo. Bound in modern mottled brown calf and marbled boards green title label. Fine. First edition. Illustrated with 63 plates. pp. xiii i 1- 317pp. 8vo. Mill/Back/ Table Willianm Heinemann unknown
1896réf. 316680London: Charles H. Kelly 2 Castle St. City Road.; and 66 Paternoster Row E.C. 1896. First edition. Illus Photograph frontispiece portrait tipped in folding map. ii 240pp. 8vo. Bound in modern mottled brown calf and marbled boards green title label. Fine. First edition. Illus Photograph frontispiece portrait tipped in folding map. ii 240pp. 8vo. Signed by author beloe portrait frontsipece. Charles H. Kelly 2, Castle St., City Road.; and 66, Paternoster Row, E.C. unknown
1919réf. 47912Vladivostok Siberia: 31st Infantry Regiment 1919. Very Good -. Vladivostok Siberia: 31st Infantry Regiment 1919. First Edition. Oversized tabloid 59.5cm; 6pp. Folds chips and a few splits along edges; paper toned and a bit brittle; Good to Very Good. Quite scarce publication from the 31st Infantry Regiment published "Every Once In A While" "Wherever We Happen To Be." This issue was published during the Russian Civil War and the United States' failed Siberian Intervention. The paper itself is full of local and international news and leads with an article "What Siberians Are Taught: One Paper Says America Treats the Russians in the Same Way as Negroes." We find three holdings in OCLC at the Hoover Institution Montana State and U.S. Army War College. 31st Infantry Regiment unknown
1899réf. 020522New York: Frederick A. Stokes Company 1899. Second Edition . Hardcover. Good. Second Edition with a map. Hinges cracked edge wear. Blue boards with gilt title and artwork. "Compliments of JW Bookwalter New York Feb 5 1904". Expedited or International shipping may cost more. Frederick A. Stokes Company hardcover
1937réf. 64691London UK: Constable & Co. Ltd. 1937. 8vo. xii 307 1 pp. Photo frontisp. 31 photo plates 1 large folding colour map. Blue publisher’s cloth gilt lettering on spine blue topstain as issued slight foxing to front fore-edge of textblock w/ d.j. photo cover art of Hudson’s adventures 1 minor chip & small closed tear lower fore-edge front cover minor dustsoiling still a VG/VG copy. First edition 1st printing stated of this excellent memoir of the noted Pacific Northwest photographer and cameraman for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer who began shooting his own silent films in 1912 for the International News accompanied the Harvard-Smithsonian Expedition to the Arctic on board the Polar Bear under Captain Louis Lane filming the trip. The trip was unsuccessful as the Polar Bear became trapped in the ice and they had to hike out to safety at the same time reporting on the safety of the crew of the Karluk which had also gone missing. His account of the expedition with photo made the New York Times front page. Hudson 1877-1945 was also well-known for his photographs in china photographic studio in Pullman WA as well as the earliest known surviving moving picture footage of the 1909 Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition in Seattle. See: The Will Hudson Collection Will E. Hudson: Dean of Newsreel Men Whatcom Museum 2004; Ebbert Webber Dora Orlett Lobaugh Hudson Papers 1877-1959 WSU Libraries Manuscripts Archives & Spec. Coll. Cage 100 Finding Aid 2012. Constable & Co., Ltd., hardcover
1907réf. 137343London: His Majesty's Stationary Office 1907. Undetermined. very good. Original broadside. 13.25" X 8.25". A few small chips and closed tears to edges not touching text. Ink of a few words slightly smudged. Three old horizontal folds else a bright and clean broadside. very good A scarce piece of postal ephemera advertising the new mail route through Siberia to the "Far East". The mail took a circuitous route leaving London and arriving in Vladivostok via express train from Moscow. The mail was then sent through the Siberian wilderness aboard Russian steamers "as opportunities offered" to destinations such as Hong Kong Shanghai and Canton. An interesting broadside only hinting at what must have been a harrowing journey for the First Class Mails through the wild watercourses of Siberia. 1907 His Majesty's Stationary Office unknown
1918réf. 140212Washington: Governemnt Printing Office 1918. Hardcover. very good. 1st Edition. 103xv; 180xv; 121xv; 162xvpp. Four volumes. 16mo. Original green cloth with fold over right hand board and button snap. Title imprinted on spine and front board. Minor wear and soiling to exterior. Russian alphabet tipped onto pastedown in each volume. 33 Figures in Vol. 1; 106 figures in Vol. 2; 49 figures in Vol. 3 and 24 figures in Vol. 4. The figures consist of black and white illustrations and maps many folding. Each volume has a section of blanck pages for notes with a number of the pages filled at an early date. Limitation page unused on the reverse of the title page. very good A very interesting publication marked "Confidential for Official Use Only" on the top of the title page. The limitation page states there wer 3000 copies printed and each were assigned to a specific individual of which this set seems not to have been named. The general use would have been intended for military purposes and thus many were probably destroyed after the First World War. Each volume was given a copy no. On the front board with this being a mixed set with the numbers 429 211 143 and 143. A great set filled with information about Russia before World War I. 1918 Governemnt Printing Office hardcover
réf. Lehtinen, Ildikó, edIn Pristine Condition. unknown
réf. 049902Hutchinson c. 1929. missing front endpaper; half title page contains inscription from Elsa Branstrom . Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. Hutchinson, c. 1929 hardcover
1775réf. 21554Paris 1775. Very good condition. Large detailed copper engraved map centering on Siberia from Nouvelle Zemle and the Arctic Circle down to Mer Caspiene Caspian Sea and Mer d'Aral. The map with captions above and below the neat lines stating that it shows the tracks of Johann Georg Gmelin and Louis Delisle from "Moskow a Berezow". Gmelin 1709 - 1755 and Delisle 1690-1741 were taking part in the Great Northern Expedition a huge exploring endeavor organized by the Russian emperor Peter the Great. The expedition resulted in the mapping of most of the Arctic coast of Siberia. With decorative cartouche. From Prevost's "L'Histoire Generale des Voyages". Bellin 1703 - 1772 one of the most noted French mapmakers of the 18th century was named the hydrographer chief cartographer to the French Navy and later the Official Hydrographer to the French King. Folding 19 x 12 1/4" with ample margins. Strong impression very clean. unknown
In-8 p., cartonato editoriale (dorso restaur.), pp. 250, ben illustrato da 10 tavv. fuori testo incise su legno. Ben conservato.
In-8 p., 3 volumi, brossura, pp. VII,411; 502,(2); 481,(3). La Russia dal IX alla fine del XVIII secolo; in appendice navigazioni e scoperte dei Russi nel Mar Glaciale e nell'Oceano Orientale. L'opera e' preceduta da un capitolo dedicato all'origine, la lingua e la religione degli Slavi. Prima edizione italiana. Cfr. CLIO,IV, p. 2619. Mende alle brossure, etichette di carta ai dorsi, altrimenti esemplare con barbe ben conservato.
In-8 gr. (mm. 256x192), p. vitellino coevo (con aloni, restauro a una cerniera per spacco), dorso a cordoni con decoraz. e tit. oro su tassello, tagli rossi, pp. (4),XXII,314, con 4 carte geografiche, inc. in rame e più volte ripieg. (carte générale de l’Empire Russe - Voyage de Krenitzin et de Levasheff aux Isles des Renards, en 1768 et 1769 - Carte du voyage de Synd vers les Parages de Tschukotikoi: partie Nord Est de la Sibérie - Carte du voyage de Shalaurof: Mer Glaciale) e 1 bellissima grande tavola (più volte ripieg.) con la veduta di “Maimatschin ville frontière chinoise et du ruisseau de Kiachta, prise de l’Ouest”, pure inc. in rame. "Prima edizione della versione francese". Cfr. Brunet,II,399 - The Hill Collection of Pacific Voyages,391 per la prima ediz. inglese del 1780: “The Reverend William Coxe was an English historian who traveled widely in Europe and Russia.. Coxe recounts (from 1745 on) the principal Russian discoveries and explorations made in northwestern America in their attempts to open communications with Alaska and the Aleutia Islands. The voyages and discoveries of Nevodsikoff, Serebranikoff, Trapesnikoff, Drusinin, Korovin, Glottoff, Solovioff, Krenitzin, Levasheff, Synd, Bering, Shalauroff, and several others are included.. Coxe made suggestions which led the Russians to promote expeditions of discovery to the northern parts of Siberia. Notable in the present work are a useful bibliography and pertinent observations on the fur trade between the Russians and the Chinese”. Lievi arross. o aloni al margine esterno bianco, ma buon esemplare.
In-8 gr. (mm. 258x170), tela verde edit., decorazione e titolo oro al piatto (lieve alone), tit. oro al dorso, pp. VIII,634, con bella antiporta figurata e disegnata da E. Mazzanti. Il vol. è molto ben illustrato nel t. da 144 figure inc. su legno (numerose a p. pagina): molte sono disegnate da Mazzanti (tratte da fotografie o dipinti eseguiti da vari artisti), altre tratte da riviste di viaggi; unite 3 carte colorate (1 carta etnografica di una parte dell’impero russo - 1 carta geografica su l’OB dal suo confluente coll’Irtis fino alla sua foce - e 1 grande carta geografica, più volte ripieg., con il corso inferiore e principio dell’estuario del fiume OB). Resoconto dell’affascinante viaggio effettuato dal botanico e antropologo italiano di origine francese Stefano Sommier (1848-1922), nell’estate del 1880. Partito da Mosca il 21 giugno si recò nel cuore della Siberia occidentale sfruttando la via dei suoi grandi fiumi per colmare le lacune sulle conoscenze floristiche della tundra. E raccolse informazioni sulle popolazioni native ancora pressoché sconosciute allo stesso governo russo. Attraversò gli Urali e raggiunse Tobolsk da dove, percorrendo gran parte dell’altopiano siberiano, con un viaggio tutt’altro che agevole di circa tremila chilometri, costeggiò l’Irtis fino a Samarova, alla sua confluenza con l’Ob, di cui raggiunse la foce. Tornato a Tobolsk, sempre per via d’acqua proseguì fino alle steppe dei Kirghisi, attraversò gli Urali meridionali e, passando per Oremburg, Samara e Pensa, rientrò a Mosca (25 ottobre). Risg. con aloni, firma di apparten. ms. al frontesp., qualche fiorit. interc. nel testo, ma complessivam. un buon esemplare.
Lanciano, Carabba, s.d., in-16, br., pp. 106, (6). (Collezione di libri filosofici "Cultura dell'anima, N° 58). Firma d'appartenenza: Carlo Cordié.
Firenze, L'Universo, 1948, in-8, br. edit., pp. 15. Con una carta geografica f.t. Estratto.
