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1997rif. wx468Tianjin People's Fine Art Publishing House Cartonné sous emboîtage 1997 In-folio (27 x 38 cm), cartonné toilé sous emboîtage, non paginé, texte en chinois et en anglais, reproductions en couleurs ; quelques frottements, petits chocs, et réparation au ruban adhésif sur l'étui cartonné, dos insolé, par ailleurs bon état général. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
1998rif. wx469Tianjin People's Fine Art Publishing House Cartonné sous emboîtage 1998 In-folio (27 x 38 cm), cartonné toilé sous emboîtage, non paginé, texte en chinois et en anglais, reproductions en couleurs ; quelques légères marques d'usage sur l'étui cartonné, quelques feuillets légèrement fragilisés dépassant d'un millimètre le reste du corps d'ouvrage en gouttière, par ailleurs bon état. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
2010rif. 10351Taiyuan, Shanxi, 2010. 24 Seiten. Mit Briefmarken und Scherenschnitten mit Folien. 4°, Pappband im Originalschuber.
1903rif. 85481903 Paris, 1903. Un volume in-4 broché, couverture rempliée verte, 138 pp. illustrations in-texte et héliogravures hors-texte. Couverture insolée, néanmoins bon état.
rif. 11356Paris, chez MM. Durand Ruel, 1906. 1 volume in folio, six volumes in identical grey wrappers printed in red and black with Mount Fuji woodblock print in red on front covers. Interiors in excellent condition. Housed in an olive green cream and black patterned folding paper covered portfolio with 3 ties at edges. A very good copy. Very heavy volume, extra-postage required. The six volumes without the portfolio are sold 320 euros.
rif. 6991Paris, chez MM. Durand Ruel, 1906. 1 volume in folio, six volumes in identical grey wrappers printed in red and black with Mount Fuji woodblock print in red on front covers. Interiors in excellent condition. Housed in an olive green cream and black patterned folding paper covered portfolio with 3 ties at edges. A very good copy. Very heavy volume, extra-postage required.
rif. 13507Paris, chez MM. Durand Ruel, 1906. 1 volume in folio, six volumes in identical grey wrappers printed in red and black with Mount Fuji woodblock print in red on front covers. Interiors in excellent condition. Housed in an olive green cream and black patterned folding paper covered portfolio with 3 ties at edges. A very good copy. Very heavy volume, extra-postage required.
rif. 7821Piasa, Paris, octobre 2017. In-4, broché sous couverture illustrée, 39 pages. François Dautresme (1925-2002) - Collection.
rif. 7844A Paris, 58 bd Flandrin, s.d. [v. 1912]. Chemise cartonnée à rabats avec lacet, en feuilles (13 pp. - pl.).
rif. 6894BBGenève, o.J. Ca. 60 n.n. S. mit vielen Abb. OBrosch.
2026rif. x-981983189XWorld Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd 2026. Hardcover. New. 596 pages. 6.00x0.62x9.00 inches. World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd hardcover
1986rif. 001613Deutsche Welle, Köln 1986. 1. Auflage Broschur Ordentlich
rif. 110524Calmann-Lévy, Editeur, 3, rue Auber, 1897, 1 volume in-8 de 202x145 mm environ,faux-titre avec justificatif de tirage au verso, titre avec vignette, 271 pages, 1f. (achevé d'imprimer), 1f.blanc, luxueuse reliure signée Lortic fils (Marcellin, 1852-1928), plein maroquin grenat, dos à nerfs portant titres dorés, coupes dorées, contregardes encadrées de filets et motifs dorés, tranches dorées sur témoins, couvertures conservées. Dos légèrement décoloré. Exemplaire N° 95, un des 100 exemplaires numérotés sur papier de Chine, contenant une couverture illustré d'une sanguine, une vignette de titre et 20 illustrations dans le texte de Gaston Vuillier (dont 5 en pleine page). Bel exemplaire en bon état.
1933rif. 236941933. Colonial Italian Navy photo archive depicting sailors of the gunboat Lepanto in China circa 1933 to 1943 documenting Italy's Tianjin concession Italy's formal colonial territory in China granted in 1901 following the Boxer Rebellion. It covered approximately half a square kilometer and was strategically located on the east bank of the Hai River. Tianjin concession was governed by an Italian military official and maintained its own police force and legal framework. the Italian Navy maintained a strategic presence in China with personnel and several vessels including the gunboats Lepanto and Carlotto to protect Italian concessions in Tianjin and Shanghai. Originally built as an Azio class minelayer Lepanto reached Shanghai in 1933 and was reclassified as a gunboat in 1934 for coastal and Yangtze service protecting Italian citizens missions and treaty port interests. A United States Navy photograph places the vessel on the Whangpoo River at Shanghai during the mass evacuations of 1937 where foreign warships occupied the same congested waterway as refugee steamers and commercial traffic. The archive records this overseas station from the viewpoint of its sailors moving between shipboard hierarchy armed readiness collective leisure Chinese urban life and monumental sites visited under naval escort. Photo archive of 58 silver gelatin photographs ranging from 2" x 2" to 2" x 3.5" China circa 1933 to 1943. The photographs show Lepanto moored in Chinese harbors; Italian sailors posed on deck beside shipboard fittings and beneath the motto "In hoc signo vinces"; officers addressing assembled crews; uniformed men gathered around deck guns; rifle practice on open ground; sailors carrying packs and weapons; and formal and informal portraits of ratings petty officers and decorated officers. Group photographs place sailors at the Temple of Heaven and before other Chinese ceremonial buildings gates monuments and courtyards while wider views record Shanghai and Tientsin waterfronts docks municipal architecture Chinese junks sampans bridges rail lines and harbor shipping. Several images show Chinese residents at close range including children boatmen laborers and crowds encountered during shore leave; others depict shipboard entertainments meals athletic groups relaxed deck scenes and men photographed in work clothes apart from formal naval ceremony. The recurrence of the vessel uniformed crews weapons exercises official gatherings and organized excursions establishes the working structure of an Italian station ship rather than a general tourist itinerary. Italy's naval deployment in China descended from the foreign military privileges established after the Boxer Uprising including the Italian concession at Tientsin and the maintenance of armed detachments consular facilities and river patrol vessels. Lepanto replaced the aging gunboat Sebastiano Caboto and spent a decade operating from Shanghai and along the Yangtze using its shallow draft to reach places inaccessible to larger warships during years of civil conflict Japanese expansion and the Sino Japanese War. Following Italy's armistice with the Allies the crew scuttled Lepanto at Shanghai on September 9 1943 to prevent seizure; Japan raised and recommissioned the vessel as Okitsu in 1944 and the Republic of China received it after Japan's surrender operating it as Hsien Ning. Light surface wear toning occasional creasing and minor edge wear; photos remain legible and mostly clean. Overall in very good condition. A detailed visual record of how an Italian gunboat crew carried naval authority Fascist state ceremony armed preparedness and foreign privilege into the ports and public spaces of Republican China. unknown
1933rif. 236941933. Colonial Italian Navy photo archive depicting sailors of the gunboat Lepanto in China circa 1933 to 1943 documenting Italy's Tianjin concession Italy's formal colonial territory in China granted in 1901 following the Boxer Rebellion. It covered approximately half a square kilometer and was strategically located on the east bank of the Hai River. Tianjin concession was governed by an Italian military official and maintained its own police force and legal framework. the Italian Navy maintained a strategic presence in China with personnel and several vessels including the gunboats Lepanto and Carlotto to protect Italian concessions in Tianjin and Shanghai. Originally built as an Azio class minelayer Lepanto reached Shanghai in 1933 and was reclassified as a gunboat in 1934 for coastal and Yangtze service protecting Italian citizens missions and treaty port interests. A United States Navy photograph places the vessel on the Whangpoo River at Shanghai during the mass evacuations of 1937 where foreign warships occupied the same congested waterway as refugee steamers and commercial traffic. The archive records this overseas station from the viewpoint of its sailors moving between shipboard hierarchy armed readiness collective leisure Chinese urban life and monumental sites visited under naval escort. Photo archive of 58 silver gelatin photographs ranging from 2" x 2" to 2" x 3.5" China circa 1933 to 1943. The photographs show Lepanto moored in Chinese harbors; Italian sailors posed on deck beside shipboard fittings and beneath the motto "In hoc signo vinces"; officers addressing assembled crews; uniformed men gathered around deck guns; rifle practice on open ground; sailors carrying packs and weapons; and formal and informal portraits of ratings petty officers and decorated officers. Group photographs place sailors at the Temple of Heaven and before other Chinese ceremonial buildings gates monuments and courtyards while wider views record Shanghai and Tientsin waterfronts docks municipal architecture Chinese junks sampans bridges rail lines and harbor shipping. Several images show Chinese residents at close range including children boatmen laborers and crowds encountered during shore leave; others depict shipboard entertainments meals athletic groups relaxed deck scenes and men photographed in work clothes apart from formal naval ceremony. The recurrence of the vessel uniformed crews weapons exercises official gatherings and organized excursions establishes the working structure of an Italian station ship rather than a general tourist itinerary. Italy's naval deployment in China descended from the foreign military privileges established after the Boxer Uprising including the Italian concession at Tientsin and the maintenance of armed detachments consular facilities and river patrol vessels. Lepanto replaced the aging gunboat Sebastiano Caboto and spent a decade operating from Shanghai and along the Yangtze using its shallow draft to reach places inaccessible to larger warships during years of civil conflict Japanese expansion and the Sino Japanese War. Following Italy's armistice with the Allies the crew scuttled Lepanto at Shanghai on September 9 1943 to prevent seizure; Japan raised and recommissioned the vessel as Okitsu in 1944 and the Republic of China received it after Japan's surrender operating it as Hsien Ning. Light surface wear toning occasional creasing and minor edge wear; photos remain legible and mostly clean. Overall in very good condition. A detailed visual record of how an Italian gunboat crew carried naval authority Fascist state ceremony armed preparedness and foreign privilege into the ports and public spaces of Republican China. unknown books
rif. BF455601978 (1st ed.) 658 p., 300 coloured plates, paperbound. In Chinese. Good copy.Describes and depicts 292 plant medicines, 60 animal medicines and 13 mineral medicines
1954rif. 12775Newport Monmouthshire: Ceramic Book Company 1954. 1st. Hardcover. Fine. 11.0x9.2x1.9in. limited to 1200 copies. Organized into two parts: Part I is illustrated with 31 spectacular colored plates and 14 monochrome plates; Part II illustrates 1119 objects on 55 monochrome plates. 305pp 5.06lb 11.0x9.2x1.9in Ceramic Book Company hardcover
1972rif. R100065746Editions en langues etrangeres. 1972. In-12. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Papier jauni. 97 pages.. . . . Classification Dewey : 951-Chine
1973bande dessinée de l'epoque la revolution culturelle sur la campagne de liberation au nord, (par les armées commadees par Lin Piao) 172 pp. cultural revolution comics
1973rif. R240133968EDITIONS EN LANGUES ETRANGERES. 1973. In-8. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 170 pages - nombreuses illustrations en noir et blanc dans le texte - 1er plat illustré en couleurs.. . . A l'italienne. Classification Dewey : 951-Chine
1933rif. 63969Hsinking Manchuria China: Department of Foreign Affairs Manchoukuo Government 1933. Four works in one. Tall 8vo. 22; 4 46; 4 35 1; 6 36 pp. including all four parts with original green-tinted self-printed softcovers bound within. Printed beige-coloured softcovers minor chipping head & foot of spine some creasing dustsoiling still VG- copy from library of Tom Atiyeh. First edition thus of this combined edition detailing the Imperialist Japanese government’s justification and role in revival of the Qing Dynasty under Emperor Pu-Yi with Zheng Xiaoxu as Prime Minister in March 1934. This rump state in China’s Manchurian region would be controlled and run by the Japanese until the end of World War II when Soviet forces defeated the Kwantung Army and captured Emperor Pu-yi. Department of Foreign Affairs, Manchoukuo Government, paperback
1968rif. 734243PN. New. 1968. Soft Cover. Date is original print. This is a reprint edition. . PN paperback
