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ref. 42840Paris Grasset 1952 in 8 (19,5x14) 1 volume broché, V et 262 pages [1], avec 8 planches photographiques (tirées en heliogravure) et 3 dépliants. Préface de Paul-Emile Victor. Exemplaire de service de presse. Bel exemplaire
1951ref. 13417Arthaud 1951 47 pages in8. 1951. broché. 47 pages. Cet ouvrage de Paul-Émile Victor publié en 1951 chez Arthaud présente 90 photographies et un récit documentant les expéditions polaires françaises au Groenland en 1948-1949 après les premières missions d'exploration de l'auteur dans les années 1930
1951ref. 14855Paris et Grenoble, Arthaud, 1951. 47 pages texte, 70 photographies. Gr.-8°, brochure original avec couverture illustrée (usé et avec traces de pli).
1992ref. 45484[Essen] : Phaidon 1992. IX, 212 S. : 200 schw.-w. Abb.; 26 cm, mit Schutzumschlag Gewebe, gebundene Ausgabe, Leinen
1881ref. 1002651881. Cabinet photo. fine. Horizontal albumen cabinet photo on white mount 4 7/8" X7 7/8" image:4 1/8" X6 1/8". Nice group portrait of members of the expedition - Standing from left to right: D. Schneider D. Cross D. Linn S. Long S. Frederick D. Henry S. Connell D. Bender D. Salor S. Bierdersack D. Gardner D. Ellis and D. Ralston - Seated from left to right: S. Brainard D. Keslingbury S. Greeley leader D. Lockwood D. Israil D. Jewell and D. Rice. fine Rare. Portrait of members of the U.S. International Polar Year Scientific Expedition to Lady Franklin Bay Ellesmere Island sponsored by the U.S. Signal Service and other government agencies. After two winters and the failure of relief expeditions in 1882 and 83 Greeley abandoned Fort Conger and moved to Cape Sabine as per his orders. Eighteen men would die that winter including one by suicide and one execution - Pvt. Charles B. Henry Seven survivors were rescued by Schley's relief expedition on the June 22 1883 but Elison would perish before they reached St. John's on July 17. 1881 unknown
1950ref. 29421950 Oslo, Dreyers Forlag, sd (vers 1950). In-4, 232 p., rel. éd. basane bleue ornée.
1919ref. 16032Jena, Fischer, 1919. 4°. VI, S. 648-946 Seiten. Halbleinwand mit Deckeltitel (etwas fleckig u. berieben).
1996ref. 80694Hamburg, Edition Maritim, 1996.
1943ref. 2090502124700698Mokuro Bookstore 1943. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Mokuro Bookstore paperback
1869ref. 79541Braunschweig, Vieweg, 1869. VIII, 384 S. Mit zahlr., xylograph. Illustr. 3to (30 x 23). HLwd d. Zeit m. Rückenverg.
ref. 16549, Brussel, Paleis der Academien, 1961, onder papieromlag, 180 x 270mm., 15pp.
ref. REIS0228Leipzig, Spamer. gr.-8°, XII, 458 S.; XII, 418 S., XVIII S. Register, mit über 200 Abb. u. Kärtchen und 6 größeren Karten, OLn. m. aufwändiger schwarz-goldener Deckel- u. Rückenpräg., Kanten leicht berieb., am unt. Kap. Leinen etw. mürbe, Schnitt angestaubt.
1955ref. 47609ABMünchen:, Knaur;, 1955. 463 S. 22 cm. OLw. - OS. Gut.
1987ref. 9365-0291Stuttgart, Schweizerbarth, 1987. Gr.-Oktav, Org.-Softcover mit illustriertem Org.-SU, 321 (+ 1) S., mit 2 großen farbigen Faltkarten im Anhang und zahlreichen oft farbigen Illustrationen, wohlerhaltenes Exemplar. [Geologisches Jahrbuch / Ganovex III, Volume II]. - ENGLISH: Large octavo, publisher's softcover with illustrated publisher's D/J, 321 (+ 1) pp., with 2 large colored maps and numerous often colored illustrations, a well preserved copy. [Geologisches Jahrbuch / Ganovex III, Volume II]. - ENGLISH: Large octavo, publisher's softcover with illustrated publisher's D/J, 321 (+ 1) pp., with 2 large colored maps and numerous often colored illustrations, a well preserved copy.
1912ref. 31945Copenhagen Reitzel 1912. Uncut in orig. printed wrappers. Wrappers with soiling. XI426 pp. and 19 plates incl. geological maps textillustrations. First edition of the main and first geological survey of Southern Greenland. At the end Ussing gives a general account of the expedition in Danish. - Meddelelser om Grønland Bd. 38. unknown
1985ref. 147015Hannover : Landbuch, 1985. 229 S. Pp., ohne SU.
2000ref. 17396CBWürzburg, Arena, 2000. 8°, 302 S. mit s/w-Abbildungen, original Pappband (Hardcover) mit original Schutzumschlag, Schutzumschlag mit leichten Knickspuren, sonst schönes, sauberes Exemplar.
1947ref. AUB-3468Ntel, éd. Victor Attinger 1947. Bel exemplaire broché, couverture ornée d'éd., in-8, 171 pages avec annexes + planches.
1991ref. 006388Kathmandu 1991 Souvenir postcard of the Annapurna Himal with Nepal R 1.80 stamp postmarked Kathmandu 31 Oct 1991. Signed by the entire team including Felix Criado Alonso Manuel Gonzalo Foez Luis Solla Covelo & Chus Lago. A near fine copy. This card required some detective work to identify as it carries no identifiers is postmarked with the Star Himalayan Challenge Cachet as was typical at that time the signatures are virtually illegible and as is customary with the Spanish each member used several different names. However The Himalayan Database proved invaluable yet again and the card can be identified with this particular expedition with a fair degree of certainty Exped ID ANN1-913-03. Signed by the Expedition Team. First Edition. unknown
2003ref. 169470München : Dt. Taschenbuch-Verl., 2003. 254 S. : Ill. kart., Broschiert.
1891ref. g1604eLeipzig, Amelang, 1891. Kaliko, mit Goldschrift und farbiger Deckelillustration, etwas gr. DinA 5, XIX+211 Seiten, mit vielen sw-Illustrationen nach Zeichnungen von H. Ward, V. Perard und W.B. Davis, Einband mit Gebrauchsspuren, beschabt, berieben und bestoßen, Rücken oben an den Ecken minimal aufgeschabt, Schnitt und Seiten papierbedingt gebräunt, Bindungsklammern rostig, wenige Seiten gering fleckig, gemusterte Einbandinnenseiten/Vorsatzblatt, trotz der Gebrauchs- und/oder Altersspuren SEHR ordentlicher Zustand [5 Warenabbildungen]
ref. 35152Wuppertal/Barmen, Emil Müller Verlag. 8°, 77 S.; Bezahlung per PayPal möglich, we accept PayPal, Einb. beschabt u. bestoßen u. eingerissen u. angeschmutzt, fingerspurig, Schnitte angeschmutzt, altersbed. Bräunungen, ger. Gebr.sp., geheftet
1856ref. 69186London. 1856. Parliamentary "Blue Book" on the Search for Franklin A rare Parliamentary paper relating to the lost Franklin expedition. This "blue book" a series of parliamentary reports named for their original blue paper wrappers contains a wealth of information about Franklin's expedition including detailed correspondence on the Second Grinnell Expedition with Kane's report and the Hudson's Bay Company's expedition down the Back River under Anderson and Stewart. Also includes Richard King's proposal to venture down the Back River to Montreal Island; the recovery and subsequent disposal of the Resolute; Collinson's report on Franklin relics; correspondence on the rewards for Franklin searches; and a list of American officers and men entitled to receive the Arctic Medal known today as the Polar Medal and given out by the British government to "all persons of every rank and class who have been engaged in the several Expeditions to the Arctic Regions whether of discovery or search between the years 1818 and 1855". Sir John Franklin's doomed 1845 expedition his fourth to the Arctic and third as commander set out in 1845 to search for the fabled Northwest Passage. In September 1846 the expedition's ships became trapped in the ice off of King William Island which would be their final resting place. The crew spent the next year and a half trapped there before attempting to walk south dying along the way in the arctic tundra hundreds of miles from the nearest European settlements. After three years without word the British Admiralty launched a massive search for the missing ships. Spurred by a large reward many expeditions from Britain and the United States set out on the hunt beginning in 1848 and continuing through the next decade. The British Parliament printed occasional reports of the various expeditions and related Arctic subjects during that time. These reports became known as the Arctic "blue books." One of the scarcer Franklin items rarely appearing on the market and with only a handful recorded in OCLC. Folio. Gathered signatures stitched. Soiling and edge wear to outer leaves minor scattered foxing else very good. ARCTIC BIBLIOGRAPHY 45249. TPL 3659. LANDE S910. unknown books
1856ref. 69186London. 1856. Parliamentary "Blue Book" on the Search for Franklin A rare Parliamentary paper relating to the lost Franklin expedition. This "blue book" a series of parliamentary reports named for their original blue paper wrappers contains a wealth of information about Franklin's expedition including detailed correspondence on the Second Grinnell Expedition with Kane's report and the Hudson's Bay Company's expedition down the Back River under Anderson and Stewart. Also includes Richard King's proposal to venture down the Back River to Montreal Island; the recovery and subsequent disposal of the Resolute; Collinson's report on Franklin relics; correspondence on the rewards for Franklin searches; and a list of American officers and men entitled to receive the Arctic Medal known today as the Polar Medal and given out by the British government to "all persons of every rank and class who have been engaged in the several Expeditions to the Arctic Regions whether of discovery or search between the years 1818 and 1855". Sir John Franklin's doomed 1845 expedition his fourth to the Arctic and third as commander set out in 1845 to search for the fabled Northwest Passage. In September 1846 the expedition's ships became trapped in the ice off of King William Island which would be their final resting place. The crew spent the next year and a half trapped there before attempting to walk south dying along the way in the arctic tundra hundreds of miles from the nearest European settlements. After three years without word the British Admiralty launched a massive search for the missing ships. Spurred by a large reward many expeditions from Britain and the United States set out on the hunt beginning in 1848 and continuing through the next decade. The British Parliament printed occasional reports of the various expeditions and related Arctic subjects during that time. These reports became known as the Arctic "blue books." One of the scarcer Franklin items rarely appearing on the market and with only a handful recorded in OCLC. Folio. Gathered signatures stitched. Soiling and edge wear to outer leaves minor scattered foxing else very good. ARCTIC BIBLIOGRAPHY 45249. TPL 3659. LANDE S910. unknown
ref. 222587Paris, Lerouge, Petit, 1814 in-8, 86-[4] pp., broché, couv. papier rose de l'époque.
