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1900réf. 15638BB(Tokyo, Nachdruck auf Chinesisch, um 1900). Als Blockbücher gebunden, in Seidenmappe. 4 Bände.
1659réf. 0032931659 Amsteldami [Amsterdam], Joannem Blaeu, 1659. In-12 (102 X 158 mm) veau brun, dos cinq nerfs ornés, caissons dorés, pièce de titre maroquin grenat, coupes ornées, tranches mouchetées rouge (Reliure de l'époque) ; 413 pages (dont titre), (1) page et (8) ff. d'index. Coiffe supérieure restaurée, fine déchirure sans manque habilement restaurée aux feuillets A4 et A5 (pp.7/8 et 9/10 de l'avis au lecteur), petite mouillure claire dans l'angle supérieur droit des pages 99 à 303.
1867réf. 1101867 Firmin Didot frères, fils et Cie, Paris, 1867. 2 tomes reliés en un volume. 18 x 24,5 cm (R), in-8°, XXXII pp. + 407 pp. & (4 pp.) + 472 pp. ; avec 4 planches hors texte : 1 planche lithographiée et coloriée (le Taj-Mahal à Agra du côté de la Jumna), 1 planche lithographiée en noir (Un éléphant porteur de reliques, et chefs kandiens à Ceylan), toutes deux placées en frontispice et deux photographies originales contrecollées (Tombe d'Akmud Oud Doula, Agra et Vue de l'intérieur de la Chaïtya, grottes de Karli), reliure demi basane fauve, dos à 5 nerfs orné de fers dorés avec pièces de titre olive et grenat, tranches mouchetées.
1905réf. 27988S.l. s.d. [vers 1905] in-12 oblong (13 x 19,5 cm) demi-maroquin noir à coins, dos lisse muet orné de filets, guirlandes et losanges dorés, guirlande à froid sur les plats, tête dorée [Rel. de l'époque]
1946réf. AG-10067CHINA - Defense Fighting Jin-Ji-Lu-Yu Military Region: Published by the Commander of Eighth Route Left-Behind Corps in December 1945 reprinted by Commander of Jin-Ji-Lu-Yu Military Region June 1946 volume 2 of 2 with red Chinese characters on front cover: General Staff. This book illustrated techniques of defense and fighting back one on one in many different combat situations and warfare chiefly directed for military use. 12mo ii 69 pp. started from 37 to 105 8 large folded picture maps many images on each folded sheet minor wear occasionally strengthened at folds cello-tape repair to spine and right top of front cover good. å•ä¸ªæˆ˜æ–—教练 晋冀é²è±«å†›åŒºï¼š1945年12月八路军留守军团å¸ä»¤éƒ¨å‡ºç‰ˆï¼Œ1946年晋冀é²è±«å†›åŒºå¸ä»¤éƒ¨ç¿»å°ã€‚下册，书å°çš®çº¢è‰²å—体为"å‚谋处"字样。书内部带有8处粘贴的注释折å 图。共68页（从37页到105页）， 书脊处和å°çš®å³ä¸Šè§’有胶带粘贴修补。其他å“相很好。 Commander of Eighth Route Left-Behind Corps paperback
1955réf. AG-1012CHINA RECONSTRUCTS 62 issues. Beijing: China periodical 1955-1971 edited in Wai Wen Building distributed by GUOZI SHUDIAN printed in the People's Republic of China. Small folio 23×30 cm each issue approx. 52 pages; original pictorial colored wrappers. All issues are English language texts. China Reconstructs is a monthly magazine published in English French Spanish Arabic and Russian by the China Welfare Institute Soong Ching Ling Chairman to present a positive image of China to the outside world. These interesting magazines are filled with articles on a huge range of subjects: Eternal Glory to the Great Leader and Teacher Chairman Mao Tsetung; Four Young Woodcut Artists; Is Selling Vegetables Revolutionary Work; Socialist Drama; A Model for Revolutionary Peking Opera; The Red lantern; Workers Armed with Mao Tsetung's Thought Are Most Resourceful; During the Great Leap Forward period articles about great progress in Agriculture; Industrial Education was published in No. 4 1959. Some Chinese Folk Toys; Festival Lanterns; Color Pictorial: Chairman Mao's Hometown-Shaoshan; Painted Pottery of Neolithic China; a study in Chinese Literature-Lu Xun; Tsou Tao-fen Patriotic Intellectual; Selected Works of Mao Tsetung; On the Long March with Chairman Mao; Communist Heroine Liu Hu-lan; Health Work Develops in Tibet; Commemorating the Centenary of the Birth of the Great Lenin; a Soldier-Sculptor; People of the World Unite and Defeat the U.S. Aggressors and All Their Running Dogs; Heroic Images of Our Great Era; 1500 Red Hearts United in Battle; The Bright Sunshine of Mao Tse-tung's Thought Lights up the Land; Vice Chairman Lin Piao's Speech At the Rally Celebrating the 20th Anniversary of the Founding of the PRC.; China's First Underground Nuclear Test; The Power of the Good Old Three; The revolution in Education in Progress; Art that Serves Proletarian Politics; When Chairman Mao Gives the Signal We Advance; Hundreds of Millions of Chairman Mao's Books Published in 1967; World's People Eagerly Seek Chairman Mao Badges; Chinese Scientists Survey World's Highest Peak; New Look in Traditional Arts and Crafts; Peoples of Europe and North America We Support You!; Painting Pictures of Chairman Mao is Our Greatest Happiness; Chairman Mao's Important Inscription for Japanese Worker Friends; All China is Red; Working and Living with Chinese Peasants; The Great January Revolution in Shanghai; In Memory of Norman Bethune; The First Hydrogen Bomb; One Million People in Peking at Solemn Mass Memorial Funeral for Chairman Mao Tsetung &c. 《ä¸å›½å»ºè®¾ã€‹æ‚志，外文大厦编辑，国å书店å‘行，本组有1955年—1976年的部分期刊，《ä¸å›½å»ºè®¾ã€‹æ˜¯ä¸€æœ¬æœˆåˆŠï¼Œæœ‰è‹±æ–‡ï¼Œæ³•è¯ï¼Œè¥¿ç牙è¯ï¼Œé˜¿æ‹‰ä¼¯è¯ã€ä¿„è¯ç‰è¯è¨€ï¼Œç”±å®‹åº†é¾„ç¦åˆ©åŸºé‡‘会出版，旨在å‘世界展示ä¸å›½å»ºè®¾çš„好的方é¢ï¼ŒåŒ…å«äº†å¤šä¸ªä¸å›½ç›¸å…³ä¸»é¢˜çš„æ–‡ç« ã€‚ Contents of collection: 1955 No. 12; 1956 No. 1 5; 1959 No. 4 11; 1960 No. 12; 1961 No. 3; 1962 No. 7; 1963 No. 7; 1964 No. 3; 1965 No. 347 89 11 12; 1966 No. 1-6 10; 1967 No. 1-7 9-12; 1968 No. 1-5 7-12; 1969 No. 1 2 3 4 12; 1970 No. 1 4extra 6 8; 1971 No. 3 4 8 10 12; 1972 No. 3; 1976 No. 11/12 edited in Wai Wen Building, distributed by GUOZI SHUDIAN, printed in the People’s Republic of China. paperback
1967réf. 16838Urumqi XinJiang Uyghur Autonomous Region: Cultural Revolution Committee of Urumqi / Xinjiang Army Divisioni 1967/8. Two extraordinary hand-crafted parade banners ca. 110" x 84" 9 feet x 7 feet one slightly smaller. Each entirely composed of hook-work with colored yarns on white muslin backing. Slight age-toning and soil; a few threads loose but no significant losses; Near Fine condition overall. Folded and stored in original velvet draw-string carrying bags as found. Both banners bear the inscription "Chairman Mao Reviewing the Great Army of the Cultural Revolution" and depict the August 1966 mass rally at Tiananmen Gate where more than 10 million Red Guards from all over China converged to express their solidarity with Mao and his second-in-command Lin Biao. Additional text on the lower banner reads "Long Live Chairman Mao for ten thousand years" and "Sailing in the ocean requires a helmsman" -- both quotes from Lin Biao. The agencies responsible for the banners are identified in lower right of each: "Cultural Revolution Committee of Xinjiang Army Division 1968" upper banner and "Cultural Revolution Committee of Urumqi 1967" lower. The presence of Biao the figure to the right of Mao holding the Little Red Book in the top banner is of particular interest. Biao compiler of The Quotations of Chairman Mao popularly known as the "Little Red Book" and coiner of the phrase "Maoism" was probably more responsible than any other figure for creating the cult of personality around Mao particularly at the time of the Cultural Revolution. He quickly ascended Party ranks and was widely seen as Mao's obvious successor. But in 1971 Biao was exposed in the process of an apparent coup attempt the details of the event have never been made public. He died in an airplane crash attempting to leave China and from this point forward was officially condemned as a traitor by the Communist Party; any record of his achievements on behalf of the Revolution was expunged from the official record and any positive image of Biao would have been confiscated and destroyed as a matter of course - suggesting either that these banners left China prior to 1971 or that they remained out of sight until some later date. The second possibility is plausible given whence the banners issued - both were created by Red Guard branches in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region an extremely remote province in China's northwest corner and for many years the center of a militant independence movement for Uyghur and other Turkic minorities. Cultural Revolution Committee of Urumqi / Xinjiang Army Divisioni unknown
1956réf. 1700121956. CHINA. First five-year plan for Development of the National Economy of the People's Republic of China in 1953-1957. Unpaginated approximately 70 pp. profusely illustrated. Publisher's cloth and dust jacket. Peking: Foreign Languages Press 1956. An astonishing example of modernist book design from communist China. The avant-garde layout combined with the use of photography and isotypes is strongly reminiscent of such works as Lissitzky's An Album Illustrating the State Organization and National Economy of the U.S.S.R. published in 1929. Dust jacket restored. Otherwise a fine copy of a most unusual book. hardcover
1929réf. 41261上海市 Shanghai: æ£è—社 Zheng yi she 1929. Second edition. Softcover. poor to vg-. Folios. Approx. 15x10". Unpaginated. "Modern" volume with 3 preliminary pages of index and 8 pages of prologue. "Ancient" volume with 2 pages of prologue and 1 page of index at the front. Grey patterned cloth portfolio with black lettering over a white label on the front cover. Light blue-grey silk wrappers with light blue string-tied bindings. Red lettering in English and Chinese over a tan silk label on the front covers. This is the "November 1929" printing. The work is an exhibition catalog from The National Fine Arts Exhibition held in Shanghai in April of 1929 which was organized by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of China headed at the time by Cai Yuanpei. It is considered the first Chinese fine arts exhibition in modern history. The exhibition was a monumental retrospective with more than 2000 pieces of art from throughout Chinese history starting from the Five Dynasties period the 10th century up through the contemporary period. The event brought together the work of countless Chinese artists photographers and architects and also included the work of six Japanese artists. The catalog includes some 400 pieces of the artwork featured in the exhibition divided into a "modern" volume and an "ancient" volume. The artwork is printed in b/w offset photographic reproductions and collotypes. Also included in the "ancient" volume are seven works in color with both Chinese and English language titles on protective tissue guards a few of which are beautifully printed color lithographs. The "modern" volume contains a printed calligraphic prologue written in by Cai Yuanpei. The "ancient" volume includes works from some artists as The Four Wangs Wu and Yun from Qing Dynasty Four Monks of the Early Qing Dynasty Bada Shanren Shitao Hong Ren and Kun Can Lan Ying and Gong Xian. The "modern" volume contains works from Zhang Daqian Qi Baishi Wu Hufan Liu Haisu and Lin Fengmian among many others. Both volumes contains extensive indexes of the artwork. Text in Chinese. Portfolio with boards broken but present. Wrappers with some light smudges and scratches and a few minor creases. Some sunning along the top and bottom edges of the covers. Interiors with sunning to the edges and a few sporadic minor smudges. Images mostly unaffected. Portfolio in poor wrappers in good interiors in very good- condition overall. æ£è—社 (Zheng yi she) unknown
1946réf. AG-10067CHINA - Defense Fighting Jin-Ji-Lu-Yu Military Region: Published by the Commander of Eighth Route Left-Behind Corps in December 1945 reprinted by Commander of Jin-Ji-Lu-Yu Military Region June 1946 volume 2 of 2 with red Chinese characters on front cover: General Staff. This book illustrated techniques of defense and fighting back one on one in many different combat situations and warfare chiefly directed for military use. 12mo ii 69 pp. started from 37 to 105 8 large folded picture maps many images on each folded sheet minor wear occasionally strengthened at folds cello-tape repair to spine and right top of front cover good. å•ä¸ªæˆ˜æ–—教练 晋冀é²è±«å†›åŒºï¼š1945年12月八路军留守军团å¸ä»¤éƒ¨å‡ºç‰ˆï¼Œ1946年晋冀é²è±«å†›åŒºå¸ä»¤éƒ¨ç¿»å°ã€‚下册，书å°çš®çº¢è‰²å—体为"å‚谋处"字样。书内部带有8处粘贴的注释折å 图。共68页（从37页到105页）， 书脊处和å°çš®å³ä¸Šè§’有胶带粘贴修补。其他å“相很好。 Commander of Eighth Route Left-Behind Corps paperback books
1955réf. AG-1012CHINA RECONSTRUCTS 62 issues. Beijing: China periodical 1955-1971 edited in Wai Wen Building distributed by GUOZI SHUDIAN printed in the People's Republic of China. Small folio 23×30 cm each issue approx. 52 pages; original pictorial colored wrappers. All issues are English language texts. China Reconstructs is a monthly magazine published in English French Spanish Arabic and Russian by the China Welfare Institute Soong Ching Ling Chairman to present a positive image of China to the outside world. These interesting magazines are filled with articles on a huge range of subjects: Eternal Glory to the Great Leader and Teacher Chairman Mao Tsetung; Four Young Woodcut Artists; Is Selling Vegetables Revolutionary Work; Socialist Drama; A Model for Revolutionary Peking Opera; The Red lantern; Workers Armed with Mao Tsetung's Thought Are Most Resourceful; During the Great Leap Forward period articles about great progress in Agriculture; Industrial Education was published in No. 4 1959. Some Chinese Folk Toys; Festival Lanterns; Color Pictorial: Chairman Mao's Hometown-Shaoshan; Painted Pottery of Neolithic China; a study in Chinese Literature-Lu Xun; Tsou Tao-fen Patriotic Intellectual; Selected Works of Mao Tsetung; On the Long March with Chairman Mao; Communist Heroine Liu Hu-lan; Health Work Develops in Tibet; Commemorating the Centenary of the Birth of the Great Lenin; a Soldier-Sculptor; People of the World Unite and Defeat the U.S. Aggressors and All Their Running Dogs; Heroic Images of Our Great Era; 1500 Red Hearts United in Battle; The Bright Sunshine of Mao Tse-tung's Thought Lights up the Land; Vice Chairman Lin Piao's Speech At the Rally Celebrating the 20th Anniversary of the Founding of the PRC.; China's First Underground Nuclear Test; The Power of the Good Old Three; The revolution in Education in Progress; Art that Serves Proletarian Politics; When Chairman Mao Gives the Signal We Advance; Hundreds of Millions of Chairman Mao's Books Published in 1967; World's People Eagerly Seek Chairman Mao Badges; Chinese Scientists Survey World's Highest Peak; New Look in Traditional Arts and Crafts; Peoples of Europe and North America We Support You!; Painting Pictures of Chairman Mao is Our Greatest Happiness; Chairman Mao's Important Inscription for Japanese Worker Friends; All China is Red; Working and Living with Chinese Peasants; The Great January Revolution in Shanghai; In Memory of Norman Bethune; The First Hydrogen Bomb; One Million People in Peking at Solemn Mass Memorial Funeral for Chairman Mao Tsetung &c. 《ä¸å›½å»ºè®¾ã€‹æ‚志，外文大厦编辑，国å书店å‘行，本组有1955年—1976年的部分期刊，《ä¸å›½å»ºè®¾ã€‹æ˜¯ä¸€æœ¬æœˆåˆŠï¼Œæœ‰è‹±æ–‡ï¼Œæ³•è¯ï¼Œè¥¿ç牙è¯ï¼Œé˜¿æ‹‰ä¼¯è¯ã€ä¿„è¯ç‰è¯è¨€ï¼Œç”±å®‹åº†é¾„ç¦åˆ©åŸºé‡‘会出版，旨在å‘世界展示ä¸å›½å»ºè®¾çš„好的方é¢ï¼ŒåŒ…å«äº†å¤šä¸ªä¸å›½ç›¸å…³ä¸»é¢˜çš„æ–‡ç« ã€‚ Contents of collection: 1955 No. 12; 1956 No. 1 5; 1959 No. 4 11; 1960 No. 12; 1961 No. 3; 1962 No. 7; 1963 No. 7; 1964 No. 3; 1965 No. 347 89 11 12; 1966 No. 1-6 10; 1967 No. 1-7 9-12; 1968 No. 1-5 7-12; 1969 No. 1 2 3 4 12; 1970 No. 1 4extra 6 8; 1971 No. 3 4 8 10 12; 1972 No. 3; 1976 No. 11/12 edited in Wai Wen Building, distributed by GUOZI SHUDIAN, printed in the People’s Republic of China. paperback books
1967réf. 16838Urumqi XinJiang Uyghur Autonomous Region: Cultural Revolution Committee of Urumqi / Xinjiang Army Divisioni 1967/8. Two extraordinary hand-crafted parade banners ca. 110" x 84" 9 feet x 7 feet one slightly smaller. Each entirely composed of hook-work with colored yarns on white muslin backing. Slight age-toning and soil; a few threads loose but no significant losses; Near Fine condition overall. Folded and stored in original velvet draw-string carrying bags as found. Both banners bear the inscription "Chairman Mao Reviewing the Great Army of the Cultural Revolution" and depict the August 1966 mass rally at Tiananmen Gate where more than 10 million Red Guards from all over China converged to express their solidarity with Mao and his second-in-command Lin Biao. Additional text on the lower banner reads "Long Live Chairman Mao for ten thousand years" and "Sailing in the ocean requires a helmsman" -- both quotes from Lin Biao. The agencies responsible for the banners are identified in lower right of each: "Cultural Revolution Committee of Xinjiang Army Division 1968" upper banner and "Cultural Revolution Committee of Urumqi 1967" lower. The presence of Biao the figure to the right of Mao holding the Little Red Book in the top banner is of particular interest. Biao compiler of The Quotations of Chairman Mao popularly known as the "Little Red Book" and coiner of the phrase "Maoism" was probably more responsible than any other figure for creating the cult of personality around Mao particularly at the time of the Cultural Revolution. He quickly ascended Party ranks and was widely seen as Mao's obvious successor. But in 1971 Biao was exposed in the process of an apparent coup attempt the details of the event have never been made public. He died in an airplane crash attempting to leave China and from this point forward was officially condemned as a traitor by the Communist Party; any record of his achievements on behalf of the Revolution was expunged from the official record and any positive image of Biao would have been confiscated and destroyed as a matter of course - suggesting either that these banners left China prior to 1971 or that they remained out of sight until some later date. The second possibility is plausible given whence the banners issued - both were created by Red Guard branches in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region an extremely remote province in China's northwest corner and for many years the center of a militant independence movement for Uyghur and other Turkic minorities. Cultural Revolution Committee of Urumqi / Xinjiang Army Divisioni unknown books
1956réf. 1700121956. CHINA. First five-year plan for Development of the National Economy of the People's Republic of China in 1953-1957. Unpaginated approximately 70 pp. profusely illustrated. Publisher's cloth and dust jacket. Peking: Foreign Languages Press 1956. An astonishing example of modernist book design from communist China. The avant-garde layout combined with the use of photography and isotypes is strongly reminiscent of such works as Lissitzky's An Album Illustrating the State Organization and National Economy of the U.S.S.R. published in 1929. Dust jacket restored. Otherwise a fine copy of a most unusual book. hardcover books
1929réf. 41261上海市 Shanghai: æ£è—社 Zheng yi she 1929. Second edition. Softcover. poor to vg-. Folios. Approx. 15x10". Unpaginated. "Modern" volume with 3 preliminary pages of index and 8 pages of prologue. "Ancient" volume with 2 pages of prologue and 1 page of index at the front. Grey patterned cloth portfolio with black lettering over a white label on the front cover. Light blue-grey silk wrappers with light blue string-tied bindings. Red lettering in English and Chinese over a tan silk label on the front covers. This is the "November 1929" printing. The work is an exhibition catalog from The National Fine Arts Exhibition held in Shanghai in April of 1929 which was organized by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of China headed at the time by Cai Yuanpei. It is considered the first Chinese fine arts exhibition in modern history. The exhibition was a monumental retrospective with more than 2000 pieces of art from throughout Chinese history starting from the Five Dynasties period the 10th century up through the contemporary period. The event brought together the work of countless Chinese artists photographers and architects and also included the work of six Japanese artists. The catalog includes some 400 pieces of the artwork featured in the exhibition divided into a "modern" volume and an "ancient" volume. The artwork is printed in b/w offset photographic reproductions and collotypes. Also included in the "ancient" volume are seven works in color with both Chinese and English language titles on protective tissue guards a few of which are beautifully printed color lithographs. The "modern" volume contains a printed calligraphic prologue written in by Cai Yuanpei. The "ancient" volume includes works from some artists as The Four Wangs Wu and Yun from Qing Dynasty Four Monks of the Early Qing Dynasty Bada Shanren Shitao Hong Ren and Kun Can Lan Ying and Gong Xian. The "modern" volume contains works from Zhang Daqian Qi Baishi Wu Hufan Liu Haisu and Lin Fengmian among many others. Both volumes contains extensive indexes of the artwork. Text in Chinese. Portfolio with boards broken but present. Wrappers with some light smudges and scratches and a few minor creases. Some sunning along the top and bottom edges of the covers. Interiors with sunning to the edges and a few sporadic minor smudges. Images mostly unaffected. Portfolio in poor wrappers in good interiors in very good- condition overall. æ£è—社 (Zheng yi she) unknown books
2013réf. mon0003800279Gingko Press Inc. 2013-10-01. Hardcover. Very Good. 4.8000 13.5000 10.2000. 2 volumes. Gingko Press Inc. hardcover
réf. 10285Londres, Paris, Fisher, Fils, et Cie, [1843-1845] 1845. 2 volumes in-4, 68+26 pp., 76 pp., 74 pp.; 73,(3) pp., demi-chagrin à coins, plats cartonnés marbrés, comportant 4 titres illustrés et 124 gravures sur acier, très bel état. Exemplaires sans rousseurs, copies without any foxing. Ces 2 volumes couvrent les 4 tomes de LEmpire Chinois Illustré, traduit de l'anglais et inspiré de "China Illustrated, its Scenery, Architecture, Social, Habits, Etc."
réf. 4234A Paris, Chez le Sieur Le Rouge, Ingénieur-Géographe du Roi, Rue des Grands Augustins, M.DCC.LXXVI (1776). 1 volume in-4, reliure demi-toile (dos restauré), plats cartonnés, 30 pp., enrichi de 20 planches gravées, with 20 engraved plates, quelques rousseurs, some foxing.
1756réf. PHO-10591756/1758 ,à Paris chez Desaint et Saillant , 4 tomes en 5 volumes in-4 (275x220mm) , relié couverture d’attente, dos lisse , grandes marges sur beau papier, non rognés, (manque aux dos , charnières faibles mais corps solides , 2 plats détachés , bord brunis)
1863Octavo. Pp. vi, (ii), 420. Plus wood-engraved frontispiece with facing tissue-guard; 2 full page wood-engraved plates; one full-page plan, and 6 wood-engraved vignette illustrations. Plus 3 folding engraved maps, bound at end. Hardcover, beautifully bound in recent three-quarter smooth black calf extra, attractive marbled paper over boards, sides decorated with blind rolls, spine in compartments between gilt-ruled raised bands, large gilt fleuron in five of six compartments, red morocco lettering-piece gilt in remainder, all edges polished smooth and dyed red. In exceptionally fine condition. An immaculate copy. ~ First edition. Authorship attributed by some to Arthur A'Court Fisher; by others to George Battye Fisher. For that matter, see British Union Catalog and OCLC 9004104.
réf. 12410Paris, Imprimé par autorisation du Roi à l'Imprimerie Royale, 1842. 1 volume in-8, XIV-303pp., reliure d'époque en plein chagrin rouge, dos à nerfs orné, plats ornés d'un décor d'encadrements, entrelacs et filets dorés, tranches dorées, petite épidermure au plat inférieur, bel exemplaire très frais.
1955réf. ABE-1607221994675Stockholm 1955 1955 First edition. Octavo 24.617.1cm 20pp. Illustrated. Text in the DANISH language. SIGNED by ALL the directors leading performers players and staff members of the company including Chu-Tu-nan Ma Shao-po Jen Hung Yun Yen-ming Chang Yu-shan Chiang Hsin-yung Hsu Yu-chuan Chang Chien-ming Wu Chin Wang Ching-chieh Hsia Hu-chen Shen Chin-chi Jen Tzu-heng Wang Chuan-kuei Mei Pao-yue Yeh Sheng-chang etc. Also included a signed letter from Wang Hsi the Secretary to Carl Werner Skogholm dated Nov. 20 1955. Signed by Authors. 1st Edition. Soft cover. Very Good/No Jacket. Stockholm, 1955 paperback
2006réf. 20071Meaux, Editions de la revue Conférence, 2006. Petit in-folio en feuilles de 21-[5] pages, couverture blanche imprimée en noir, sous étui de papier pur lin avec titre en gris au dos et au premier plat.
1980réf. 2091202133213117National Palace Museum Taipei 1980. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 8 National Palace Museum (Taipei) paperback
1884réf. 187293Shanghai: Reprinted from the "North-China Herald and Supreme Court and Consular Gazette" 1884. Often considered the oldest newspaper in world history First edition. The mouthpiece of the Qing court the Peking Gazette was the "most important public source of information about the workings of the late Qing state. Through the gazette 'one is able to feel the pulse of the whole empire' wrote Jehu Lewis Shuck the first Baptist missionary to China" Harris p. 3. From the Macartney embassy onwards foreign missionaries merchants and diplomats relied on the Gazette as an indispensable source of information. Translations of articles regularly appeared in English-language newspapers journals and reports as well as in annual compilation volumes. The wide-ranging index for this instalment includes references for example to opium dens in the Forbidden City silk and porcelain manufacturing extortion riots and river management. Octavo. Tables and Chinese characters in text. Original yellow cloth spine and front cover lettered in red red vignette on rear cover. 1894 Beijing ownership inscription on title page; facing page with notes in same hand and 2 laid-down printed slips; contemporary pencilled notes on rear endpaper. Cloth lightly soiled and worn split at foot of front joint: very good. Lane J. Harris The Peking Gazette: A Reader in Nineteenth-Century Chinese History 2018. hardcover
1867réf. 192846Fuzhou: 1867. A unique souvenir of 19th-century China A who's who of missionary and diplomatic life in 19th-century China inscribed by Baldwin to Burr on the first leaf. Among the many figures represented are Eliza Bridgman one of the first American female missionaries in China George Seward US consul-general in Shanghai W. A. P. Martin a professor at the Qing court's Tongwenguan in Beijing and Esther E. Baldwin a champion of Chinese immigration to the US. Stephen Livingstone Baldwin 1835-1902 began his missionary service in Fuzhou in 1858 and spent a total of almost two decades in China. In compiling this collection he added biographical information on each signatory often recording when they arrived or left China and their professional position or conference affiliations. The recipient Jonathan Kelsey Burr 1825-1882 was a Methodist reverend like Baldwin but served the entirety of his ministry in the US. Other signatures belong for example to the sinologist-translators James Legge and John Chalmers Charles Sinclair British consul Fuzhou Samuel Wells Williams Justus Doolittle and E. F. C. Magrath who shortly after she arrived in China in 1858 opened one of the first schools for girls in Hong Kong. Duodecimo 150 x 110 mm. With 53 clipped signatures laid onto 11 ruled leaves 8 signatures direct to leaves manuscript captions. Recent marbled boards green label on front cover. Leaves with a few nicks or chips a few letters of annotations just touched by guarding at gutter: a very good example. hardcover
