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1976ref. N868Jerusalem: Yad Vashem 1976. Original Cloth with d/j. Very Good. 4to. 557pp Hebrew text. Illustrations. DJ with marginal wear otherwise a very good copy. - Yad Vashem hardcover
1958ref. N1688Tel Aviv: Tishbi 1958. Original Cloth. Very Good. 379pp Hebrew text. Some illustrations. Lower spine with some discolourationowners stamp on flyleaf otherwise a very good copy. A classic of bibliography . Tishbi hardcover
ref. 34071Budapest: Bibliotheca Nationalis Hungariae Széchényiana 1990. 3 Vols. large 8vo lxiv 3257pp. orig. cloth. Budapest: Bibliotheca Nationalis Hungariae Széchényiana, 1990 hardcover
1977ref. 027426very nice copy; Text in German English Hungarian and French. 789 photos. Booklet with English captions for the photos . Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 1977. hardcover
1954ref. 31582Hopewell Junction NY: July 16th 1954. 1954. Very good. - 29 words typed on a sheet of his cream personalized letterhead 11 inches high by 8-1/2 inches wide with his address printed at the top. Dated July 16th 1954. Signed "Herbert Pell'. Stamped by the recipient "Jul 19 1954" in the top right corner. Folded twice for mailing. Very good. A letter to Saltford Flower Shop in Poughkeepsie NY asking the store to send him a packet of seeds for the Dutchmans' pipe. Herbert Claiborne Pell joined the Democratic Party in 1914. He was elected to the 66th Congress in 1919 and served as chairman of the New York Democratic Committee from 1921-1926. President Roosevelt appointed him Minister to Portugal in 1937 and he was reassigned as Minister to Hungary in 1941. He represented the U.S. on the United Nations War Crimes Commission where he played an important role in persuading the State Department and his fellow commission members to prosecute crimes against humanity committed by the Nazis thereby achieving an important advancement of international law and justice through the Nuremberg War Crimes trials. After the war Pell retired to Pellbridge his home in Hopewell Junction. Hopewell Junction, NY: July 16th, 1954. unknown
ref. dola282Budapest: 1974. Exhibition Catalogue. 8vo. pp. 119 1. text in French & Hungarian. 35 illus. pictorial wrs Budapest: 1974 unknown
1960ref. 27522Large brown under RP: Hungarian 1960. Unknown Binding. Used: Acceptable. Condition. Hardback slight wear of cover edges. ref ZKVQ Hungarian unknown
ref. a69675c. 1930 3rd revised edition. Published in commemoration of the 15th anniversary of the establishment of the political daily Pesti Hirlap by Legrady Brothers. 4to. 138pp. photo illustrations color maps printed red cloth hardcover. Good front hinge tender light stains on cover. . hardcover
1653ref. elala1607Saros-Patak Hungary: Typis Illustrissimae Principis Excudebat Georgius Renius 1653. 1653. folio. pp. 1 p.l. 582. old vellum overlapping fore-edges recased vellum soiled ties wanting 3 small library rubberstamps some scattered foxing & browning. In June 1606 Archduke Matthias in the name of the Emperor Rudolph II concluded the Treaty of Vienna with the rebellious Hungarians by granting extensive concessions and in November of the same year he concluded the truce of Zsitvatörök with the Sultan Ahmed I. "By the peace of Vienna Stephen Bocskay obtained religious liberty and political autonomy the restoration of all confiscated estates the repeal of all unrighteous judgments and a complete retrospective amnesty for all the Magyars in royal Hungary besides his own recognition as independent sovereign prince of the enlarged Transylvania. This treaty is remarkable as being the first constitutional compact between the ruling dynasty and the Hungarian nation. Almost equally important was the twenty years truce of Zsitvatörök negotiated by Bocskay between the emperor and the sultan which established for the first time a working equilibrium between the three parts of Hungary with a distinct political preponderance in favour of Transylvania The emperor on the other hand was freed from the humiliating annual tribute to the Porte on payment of a war indemnity of 400000 ". Encyc. Britan. 11th Edn. The text of the two treaties pp. 30 is followed by the articles of various Hungarian statutes and ordinances dating from 1608 to 1649 pp. 31-582. The BM copy contains further articles for 1659 not present here. Saros-Patak [Hungary]: Typis Illustrissimae Principis Excudebat Georgius Renius, 1653. hardcover
ref. a79099Budae 1818. 4to. pp. 167-190 one full page fine engraving of Eques Draconis in full costume one full page very fine engraving of Josephus Archidux Austraie removed from Acta LItteraria Musei Nationalis Hungarici tomus 1 and rebound in later wraps. VG. . paperback
1850ref. 48808ABPesth, gedruckt bei Landerer und Heckenast 1850. Gr.-8°. 1 Bl., VII, 549 S., 1 Bl. Halbleder-Band der Zeit mit Rückentitel in Gold und Rückenvergoldung. Gelenke geringf. berieben, Ecken bestoßen. Fl. Vorsatz entfernt. Ein Plan mit kl. unterlegtem Einriß, Pläne im Bug teils schwach gebräunt, ein Plan mit Braunfleck, die Karte mit 5 kl. Wurmlöchern.
1909ref. UNGA0030Lpz., Amelang 1909. gr.-8°, VI, 196 S., 4 S. Nachträge u. Berichtigungen, OLn. m. RüTit. u. Rahmenleiste am vord. Deckel, an den Kanten leicht berieb., Rü. etwas wellig, innen vereinzelt etw. stockfl., Stellspuren. (= Die Litteraturen des Ostens in Einzeldarstellungen. 3. Bd.).
1949ref. UNGA0115Budapest 1949. 319 S., OKart., abgegriff., leicht berieb., an den Rändern bestoß., papierbed. gebräunt. 1 Beilage: Strafprozess Tito-faschistischer Menschenräuber. Budapest, 15.-17. November 1952. Staatsverlag. 87 S., 5 Fotos auf 2 Taf. im Anh., OKart.,abgegriff., leicht berieb., an den Rändern bestoß. In Englisch.
1957ref. UNGA0118N.Y., 1957. 4°, VIII, 147 S., 1 mehrf. gefalt. Landkarte, 1 mehrf. gef. Stadtplan Budapest, OKart., verstaubt, abgegriff., Ränder gebräunt, Besitzerstemp. auf Innentit., Stellspuren. In Englisch.
1954ref. UNGA0093Ungarisches Bulletin 1953 u. 1954. 19(1) S., OKart., klammergeh./14 S., OBrosch., klammergeh. - beide Hefte nur leicht abgegriff.
1950ref. UNGA0120Budapest 1950. 4°, 2 mont. Porträts, 8 nn. S. Text, 32 Bild-Texts., 7 nn. S. Chronologie, OHLn., berieb., angestaubt, Vorderdeckel etw. aufgezogen durch Feuchtigkeitseinwirkung.
1915ref. UNGA0033Lpz., Hirzel 1915. 69(1) S., 1 nn. S. Vlgsanz., OBrosch., Umschl. gestemp., gebräunt, randrissig, kl. Klebezettel am vord. Umschl., Lichtspuren.
1898ref. UNGA0036Lpz., Jacobsen o. J. (ca 1898). 3 Bl. Titelei, 196 S., 2 Bl. Vlgsanz., mit zahlr. Illustr. von A. Klamroth, HLn. d. Zt. m. Bibliotheks-Deckelschild, stärker berieb. u. bestoß., vord. RüKante abgeplatzt, Rü. rissig m. hs. Nummernzettel, am hint. Deckel fehlt obere Ecke, schwach stockfleck., unfrisches Expl.
1920ref. UNGA0042(Hann.), Deutschbund "Hannoverland" o. J. (um 1920). 27 S. im Spaltendruck, OBrosch., lichtspurig, abgegriff., Knitterspuren, einige kl. Randrisse, am Rü. m. Klebeband verklebt.
1957ref. UNGA0044Vlg. d. Wiener Volksbuchhandlg. (1957). 96 S., OKart., altersbed. Gebrauchsspuren, papierbed. gebräunt, Besitzverm. auf Innentit.
1942ref. UNGA0068Budapest - Lpz., Danubia (1942). 102(1) S., mit 32 Abb. im Anh., OKart. m. (läd.) OU., dieser verstaubt m. schwacher Schmutzspur hinten, papierbed. schwach gebr.
1982ref. UNGA0095Wien, Vlg. d. Österr. Akademie d. Wissenschaften 1982. S. (179) bis 203, 23 Abb. im Anh., OKart., nur geringe Gebrauchsspuren.
1940ref. UNGA0090Budapest, Athenaeum 1940. gr.-8°, 21 S., OKart., klammergeh., verstaubt, abgegriff. papierbed. gebräunt.
1957ref. UNGA0097(Paris), Plon (1957). 274 S., Okart., lichtspurig, abgegriff., am Rü. rissig, papierbed. gebräunt. In Französisch.
1933ref. UNGA0138Budapest, Pfeifer 1933. 116 S., OBrosch., lichtspurig, Name auf vord. Umschl., unaufgeschn., schwach gilbig. (= Német Philologie Dolgozatik LVI). In Ungarisch.