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1914réf. 318464London: London Missionary Society 1914. First Edition. 36 pages of Illustrations 4 colour 38 black and white photos. 191pp. 8vo. Bound in three quarters modern polished brown polished calf and marbled boards. Fine. First Edition. 36 pages of Illustrations 4 colour 38 black and white photos. 191pp. 8vo. pp. 30-69 on Amoy. London Missionary Society hardcover
1913réf. 33208London: G. Bell 1913. First edition. With 16 colour plates by Mrs. Dudley Forsyth Miss Janet Leveson-Gower and the Arts Co. Derby and 63 Illustrations from Photographs. 201 pp. 1 vols. Large 4to. Original green cloth. Fine. Bookplate of James Boone. First edition. With 16 colour plates by Mrs. Dudley Forsyth Miss Janet Leveson-Gower and the Arts Co. Derby and 63 Illustrations from Photographs. 201 pp. 1 vols. Large 4to. G. Bell hardcover
1904réf. 56112London: Methuen & Co. 1904. Thick 8vo. xiii 1 338 2 pp. plus 4 40 pp. publisher’s catalogue dated Sept. 1904. Frontisp. 15 plates 2 folding maps Chinese Empire Peking Forbidden City. Red decorated cloth illustration of Chinese Dragon on front cover gilt lettering on spine minor bumping & scuffing to corners minor shelfwear still VG bright copy. Second edition of this intriguing memoir by Lady Townley who has not only included an abreviated history of China and Chinese history including the Boxer Rebellion but also pointed observations of the Dowager Empress Cixi’s Court. As wife of Walter Townley British Foreign Minister she had a keen eye for the absurd and decidedly biting comments on Chinese court life and customs. She would later write in her 1922 indiscretions that Cixi was “a funny old lady.” See: Hayler-Menies Imperial Masquerade: The Legend of Princess Der Ling 2008 pp. 187-188 349 365. Methuen & Co., hardcover
1942réf. 64166Los Angeles CA: Quon-Quon Co. 843 So. Los Angeles St. 1942-1944. 16mo. 3.8 x 4.75 in. 224 pp each one separately paginated. with many text illustrations. Illustrated softcovers in varying colours slight age toning preserved w/ original portfolio wrapper illustrated minor dustsoiling NF/NF set. Early printing of this charming miniature set of books filled featuring treatises on Chinese cookery art natural history religion political history legends and folklore issued by the noted International Import-Export firm in Los Angeles during World War II in format reminiscent of the Little Blue Book Series. Very scarce in original portfolio wrapper. Quon-Quon Co., 843 So. Los Angeles St., paperback
1991réf. 58303Cambridge MA: Harvard University Council on East Asian Studies 1991. Thick 8vo. xi 1 492 pp. plus 8 pp. publisher’s ads. With 4 maps. Black cloth silver lettering w/ d.j. political cartoon cover art slight shelfwear NF/NF copy. First edition of this work which focuses on the impact of Japanese military and economic incursions and attacks on Nationalist China during the 1930’s leading to the Second Sino-Japanese War while Chiang Kai-shek continually tried to unite the country. Due to their weak military and economic his ongoing focus on the Communist movement led to public support for the Communists as he continued to back away from confronting Japan. Harvard University, Council on East Asian Studies, hardcover