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Best.-Nr. 6228LONDRES, J.F.Dove - Sans date, vers 1880 - In-24 - 1/2 Reliure dos à 3 nerfs & à coins, caissons dorés - Pièce de titre cerise, titre doré - Plats & tranches jaspés - Frontispice - Titre & faux-titre illustrées - Signet - Préface & table XII & 480 p.- Propre
190475 pages. Lovely old illustrated library bookplate inside front board. Some peeling inside back board where card pocket was removed. Mark where spine label was removed. Binding intact. Average wear. A sound copy of this intriguing work. Book
Best.-Nr. 2802Reprinted from the Peking & Tientsin Times, March 1920. 1 small volume 12mo, 143 pp., hardcover, green cloth covered boards, red lettering on cover, a good copy of this uncommon book. Label of Librairie Française in Pékin on lower edge of REP.
1920Best.-Nr. 030325Tientsin 1920 Tientsin Press Limited Hardcover 1st Edition
n - 8. Brossura edit. con alette; firma di app., altrimenti ottimo es. Un volume (20 cm) di 191 pagine; un ritratto in antiporta e 6 pp di foto fuori testo. A cura di Lucia Sollazzo
196519 cm, br. edit; pp. 401
8vo, br. ed. Traduzione di G. Cherchi e V. de Tassis , pp.401.
Cm. 15; pp. (2), 95, (1). Cartonato rustico coevo. Qualche lieve difetto, ottimo esemplare. (Cina, China, Mission, History) 1278/P
Cm. 15; pp. 95, (5). Unito a : "La voce della verità risvegliata dallo strepito delle Calunnie a favore dell'Innocenza. Risposte al un libro intitolato Difesa del Giudicio formato dalla Santa Sede Apostolica nel dì 20 Novembre 1704 &." pp. 95. Unito a: "Quarta lettera d'auviso d'un buon amico al Dottor di Sorbona…" pp. 45, (1). Unito a: "Quinta lettera al Dottor di Sorbona che serve di Risposta ad un libello intitolato…", pp. 72. Unito a: "Sesta Lettera al Dottor di Sorbona, in cui si prosegue la Risposta al Libello intitolato La Calunnia Convinta"; pp. 40. Cartonato rustico coevo, sguardie rinnovate. Ben conservato. (China, Cina, History, Mission) 1279/P
1933Best.-Nr. 255251933. Very good condition. Adeline writes a newsy letter to "Dear Sister Anna and My Dorothea" from Shanghai commenting on the number of Catholics in China "there are two large convents and several churches." with the bulk of the letter describing Jessfield Park now Zhongshan Park the "Sukiyaki feeds' eating in the Japanese style and how the food is prepared. "I don't know how those B.C. eggs taste. they looked dark and the white looked mottled . I could not bring myself to taste them." She is clearly enjoying herself and asks for more letters from home "You see I'm so full of what I see I can't write fast enough to tell all I want to." 4pp on 2 folded sheets 9 x 7" written in ink on both sides short splits at some folds. unknown
1964Best.-Nr. 238237Peking: Foreign Languages Press 1964. Pamphlet. 14p. staplebound pamphlet light handling wear. Polemics from the Sino-Soviet split. Foreign Languages Press unknown books
Hardcover with DW - in-8°, 223, Unclipped dustwrapper.- Book in very good condition +++ - DW with minimal wears, scuffing about all edges. [EMB-@]
1867Best.-Nr. 193376Mainly China and Japan: 16 October 1863 - 29 July 1867. Tensions and turbulence in the treaty ports A revealing source spanning Courtenay's entire East Asia command during which Scylla - a wooden screw corvette - patrolled the coast of China and Japan. Courtenay spent five months as the senior officer in charge of the Shanghai division bringing him into contact with the likes of Sir Harry Parkes and also co-ordinated anti-piracy operations. Courtenay 1820-1894 made captain in 1859 and was promoted to vice-admiral in 1881. These letters report on Scylla's movements and occurrences onshore. Many recently opened cities were still tense and Western officers and civilians faced jeering stone-throwing and other acts of xenophobia. A lengthy letter from 2 September 1864 sent to Vice-Admiral Sir Augustus Kuper the commander-in-chief describes anti-foreign sentiment in Nagasaki in the wake of the Namamugi Incident and the Battle of Shimonoseki Straits. He records measures taken to counteract the influence of soldiers deployed in disguise by the hostile Choshu domain and relays rumours of a Choshu attack on the European enclave. "Considering that there are fifty people here either Dutch or under Dutch protection I am surprised that there should be no vessel of war of that nation here." In Amoy the ship's arrival "caused great excitement: numerous reports were spread of the reason of her coming among others are to the effect that we had landed several hundred men and that I was going to the city to seize the tautai" 26 December 1865. Care was also required in dealing with the Russians Courtenay reminding his officers to be "extremely guarded in asking questions or making observations" 25 July 1866. Other correspondence concerns piracy. Courtenay found the Chinese maritime police "utterly inefficient" 30 November 1865 and used his authority to send the gunboat HMS Grasshopper to seize lorchas on the coast. Quarto 320 x 205 mm. With 70 leaves filled with neat manuscript in several hands 2 bound- or tipped-in manuscript slips; additional blank. Recent quarter calf spine lettered in gilt green cloth sides front cover lettered in gilt green endpapers. A little marking internally: a well-preserved example. hardcover
Best.-Nr. 216838United States. Early 20th Century. 20 leaves of blank letter stock 11 x .5 "; 27.7 x 21.7 cms and 4 of smaller invoice stock 8.3 x 5.3"; 21.1 x 14.3 cms; all printed with the letterhead "The Chinese Star Printing Phone ELiott 2572 711 King Street Seattle Wash U.S.A." in black beneath a red sunburst and Chinese text in two columns the letter stock on fine paper with 12 printed columns in red for Chinese writing and the invoice stock on slightly thicker paper and blank beneath a double rule in very good unused condition. . unknown
1886Best.-Nr. CHIN0390Paris, Levy 1886. XII, 324 S., HLdr. d. Zt. auf 5 Blindbünden, leicht bestoßen In Französisch. - Chen Jitong (1851-1907), als chinesischer Diplomat in Frankreich, Schriftsteller. Er verfasste als erster Chinese Literatur in französischer Sprache.
1912Best.-Nr. 11155Shanghai, China Inland Mission, 1912. Hldr, 128S, englisch-chinesisch, Rücken etwas berieben, gutes Exemplar
1968Broch?. 13 pages.
2013Best.-Nr. 144663Couverture souple. Broché. 272 pages.
1882Best.-Nr. 694501 vol. in-4 rel. pleine percaline rouge illustrée (rel. signée Engel), toutes tr. dorées, dessins de A. Borget et L. Benett, Bibliothèque d'éducation et de récréation, J. Hetzel et Cie, Paris (circa 1882), 376 pp.
1882Best.-Nr. WOC-2253Dessins de A. Borget et L. Benett, hors-texte dont le titre en frontispice «En Chine», dans le texte et têtes de chapitres et culs-de-lampe. Paris, Bibliothèque d'Éducation et de Récréation, J. Hetzel et Cie, sans date (1882). Grand-8 (25x3,5x16cm) percaline verte orné avec des motifs argentés et dorés, titre et nom de l'auteur dorés, tranches dorées. 364pp.+ 4ff.
1861Best.-Nr. 27040Lille Typographie De Béhague 1861 In-12 toutes tranches dorées , réédition de 1657, un des textes appréciés de Nodier. exemplaire sur chine avec quelques rousseurs, très fine reliure non signée
2008Best.-Nr. 21816Genève, La Dogana, 2008. In-8 broché de 115-[5] pages, couverture à rabats de papier Richard-de-Bas (réservé au grand papier).
1967Best.-Nr. 119575Couverture souple. Brochure 17 x 21 cm. 36 pages.
1972Best.-Nr. R32017032324 heures. 1972. In-8. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 183 pages - couverture contrepliée - nombreuses illustrations en noir et blanc dans et hors texte.. . . . Classification Dewey : 951-Chine
