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1991Author Hansen was shipwrecked off the coast of Yemen and buried his journals there upon resuce, thinking to pick them up in a few days. It was years before he took up the search and the shipwreck and the subsequent return journey is the subject of this book ; 8vo; 240 pages
19918vo; 240 pages
1957340 pages. Translated from the Hebrew. "Carries us into the strange and exciting world of the Yemenite Jews from Southern Arabia who have settled in contemporary Israel." - from dust jacket. Price-clipped dust jacket. Average wear. Unmarked. Binding intact. Sound copy. Book
1953Very Good German Paperback. Some markings and highlights. 4to. (30 x 21 cm). In German and Arabic. [16], 45 p. Morgenlandische Geheimsekten in abendlandischer Forschung und die handschrift Kiel Arab. 19. Oriental secret sects in occidental research and manuscript Kiel Arabic 19.
1990Desclée de Brouwer 1990, In-8 broché, 262 pages. 34 illustrations d'après les photographies de l'auteur, certaines dépliantes. Postface de Guy Courtellemont. Bon état.
in-8, 250 p., broché, jaq. ill. [109B-19] La folle témérité de cette aristocrate anglaise, nièce de l’illustre Pitt, la fera surnommer « Reine de Palmyre » par les Arabes…
réf. 18335Paris, Hachette, 1896. In-12 de 236 pages, 1 panorama dépliant de la Mecque hors texte et 34 illustrations d'après les photographies de l'auteur. Bon état intérieur. Demi-basane rouge, forte épidermure au dos. Nombreux tampons de Radio France et ORTF.
1882réf. WOC-81Pelerinage au Nedjed, Berceau de la Race Arabe.Ouvrage traduit de l'anglais avec l'autorisation de l'auteur par L. Derome. Contenant 1 carte et 60 gravures sur bois, dessinées par G. Vuillier d'après les aquarelles de Lady Anne Blunt, de 2 tableaux généalogiques.1:Généalogie des IBN Saoud- Émirs du Nedjed.2:Généalogie des IBN Rashid-Émirs du Djebel, Shammar.Paris, Librairie Hachette et Cie,1882. In-8-16x24cm,relié demi chagrin vert,dos à faux-nerfs et orné de caissons dorés, tranches dorées, plat vert avec mention:Prix du 14 juillet 1883,offert par la Ville de Saint Claude.LXVIII,447pp.
réf. 217090Paris, Hachette, 1896 petit in-8, [2] ff. n. ch. (frontispice et titre), 236 pp., avec des illustrations dans le texte et un panorama dépliant hors-texte, demi-percaline Bradel bordeaux, couv. cons. (reliure de l'époque). Rousseurs. Bon exemplaire.
réf. 217156Paris, Hachette, 1896 petit in-8, [2] ff. n. ch. (frontispice et titre), 236 pp., avec des illustrations dans le texte et un panorama dépliant hors-texte, demi-percaline Bradel verte (reliure de l'époque).
2002réf. vg226IFRI, IET Princeton Broché 2002 In-8 (16 x 24 cm), broché, 286 pages ; très bon état général. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
réf. c2903Paris, Librairie Orientaliste Paul Geuthner, 1950 ; fort volume in-8°, broché, couverture blanche imprimée en noir et rouge; XVIpp., 300pp.,2ff.nch.; frontispice, 4 illustrations hors texte d'après des tableaux du temps et une carte à double page.Trace de pli au 2ème plat de la couverture sinon très bon exemplaire.
in-8°, 189 pages, broche. Bel exemplaire. [PAY]
réf. 202001856Paris, Editions de La Martinière, 2009 ; 4 in-4 OBLONG, 207 pp., cartonnage de l'éditeur. Très bon état avec sa jaquette.
réf. 20152Paris, Adrien Maisonneuve 1969, 250x160mm, 288pages, reliure d'éditeur. Bel exemplaire.
1906réf. ys3303L'Edition d'art H. Piazza Sélection Abraxas-libris Broché sous emboitage 1906 In-8 (17 x 23,4 cm), broché sous emboîtage, couverture rempliée, 222 pages, 1 de 348 exemplaires sur vélin, superbes compositions en couleurs de E. Dinet commentées par Sliman Ben Ibrahim Bamer ; légères pliures au dos, par ailleurs intérieur très frais, bel exemplaire. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
1982réf. 56847Saudi Arabia: Ministry/Defense & Aviation 1982. good. Quarto approx. 150 3-ring plastic binder with customized front and spine text 3-hole punched color illus. color figures. Slight wear and soiling to binder. In early 1981 the Saudi government requested American assistance in providing meteorological support to the Kingdom's military forces. This request was accepted. This document constitutes a visionary organizational arrangement for the Kingdom. Weather morale and logistics are three imponderables of warfare with morale and logistics significantly affected by weather. This plan considers the unique position of the Kingdom the sophisticated armaments in the region command and control requirements economy of force and responsiveness to external contingencies among other factors. The plan represents the then state of the art technology and equipment and required a military-civil mix of personnel to execute and to understand and respond to military needs. This plan was prepared by a joint Saudi and U.S. team comprised of highly-skilled professionals including a number from the U.S. Department of Defense and the military services. This plan was deemed to meet military requirements standardize the service emphasize safety and operations response and to aid in decisions affecting the rules of engagement. Ministry/Defense & Aviation unknown
1960réf. 144431960. Baltimore Sun photographic archive. Wirephoto titled "Arab Summit Conference" circa 1960s-1970s records a Saudi Arabian king with other Arab leaders during a regional summit meeting. Arab summit conferences during these decades brought heads of state together around questions including inter-Arab relations regional security and the Arab-Israeli conflict. The supplied information does not identify the individual monarch other participants exact conference or date and no more specific identification can therefore be made without the original caption or verso markings. Original black-and-white wirephoto measuring approximately 8.3 x 9.1 inches formerly in the historical photographic archive of The Baltimore Sun. The image shows the Saudi monarch among other Arab political leaders gathered for the conference and bears the title "Arab Summit Conference." Produced as a transmitted press photograph the image was electronically scanned and sent through telecommunications networks for reproduction at a receiving newspaper office. Wirephoto technology allowed news organizations to distribute photographs rapidly over long distances and became a standard component of twentieth-century newspaper reporting. The photograph preserves both a visual record of Arab diplomatic activity and physical evidence of the transmission methods used by American newspapers before digital image distribution. Its Baltimore Sun archive provenance places the print within the working files through which international political photographs were retained for editorial use. Watermark present; no other condition defects are stated in the supplied description. unknown books
1960réf. 144471960. Baltimore Sun photographic archive. Wirephoto showing Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser with Saudi royal leadership at an Arab summit conference during the 1960s a decade in which summit diplomacy became a principal forum for coordinating Arab policy on Israel Palestinian political organization regional security and disputes among Arab governments. Nasser convened the first formal Arab League summit in Cairo in January 1964; participating states included Saudi Arabia and the conference addressed the Jordan River dispute and plans for coordinated Arab military action. The supplied description identifies the second figure as the King of Saudi Arabia but does not provide a name or exact date so the individual monarch is not assigned here. Original black-and-white wirephoto measuring approximately 8.3 x 9.1 inches from the historical photographic archive of The Baltimore Sun. The image depicts Nasser with the Saudi leader during an Arab summit conference. Produced for newspaper use the photograph was electronically transmitted over telecommunications lines and reproduced at the receiving location allowing images of international political events to reach newspaper editorial offices rapidly. Such transmitted photographs formed part of the working visual record used by newspapers to illustrate foreign affairs coverage before digital distribution. The photograph preserves a contemporary press image from the period when Nasser used summit diplomacy to bring Arab heads of state into direct negotiations despite substantial political disagreements among their governments. The 1964 summit system for example brought together monarchies and republics around common regional questions even as relations among individual states remained strained. Watermark present; no additional condition defects are stated in the supplied description. unknown books
1960réf. 144471960. Baltimore Sun photographic archive. Wirephoto showing Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser with Saudi royal leadership at an Arab summit conference during the 1960s a decade in which summit diplomacy became a principal forum for coordinating Arab policy on Israel Palestinian political organization regional security and disputes among Arab governments. Nasser convened the first formal Arab League summit in Cairo in January 1964; participating states included Saudi Arabia and the conference addressed the Jordan River dispute and plans for coordinated Arab military action. The supplied description identifies the second figure as the King of Saudi Arabia but does not provide a name or exact date so the individual monarch is not assigned here. Original black-and-white wirephoto measuring approximately 8.3 x 9.1 inches from the historical photographic archive of The Baltimore Sun. The image depicts Nasser with the Saudi leader during an Arab summit conference. Produced for newspaper use the photograph was electronically transmitted over telecommunications lines and reproduced at the receiving location allowing images of international political events to reach newspaper editorial offices rapidly. Such transmitted photographs formed part of the working visual record used by newspapers to illustrate foreign affairs coverage before digital distribution. The photograph preserves a contemporary press image from the period when Nasser used summit diplomacy to bring Arab heads of state into direct negotiations despite substantial political disagreements among their governments. The 1964 summit system for example brought together monarchies and republics around common regional questions even as relations among individual states remained strained. Watermark present; no additional condition defects are stated in the supplied description. unknown
1960réf. 144431960. Baltimore Sun photographic archive. Wirephoto titled "Arab Summit Conference" circa 1960s-1970s records a Saudi Arabian king with other Arab leaders during a regional summit meeting. Arab summit conferences during these decades brought heads of state together around questions including inter-Arab relations regional security and the Arab-Israeli conflict. The supplied information does not identify the individual monarch other participants exact conference or date and no more specific identification can therefore be made without the original caption or verso markings. Original black-and-white wirephoto measuring approximately 8.3 x 9.1 inches formerly in the historical photographic archive of The Baltimore Sun. The image shows the Saudi monarch among other Arab political leaders gathered for the conference and bears the title "Arab Summit Conference." Produced as a transmitted press photograph the image was electronically scanned and sent through telecommunications networks for reproduction at a receiving newspaper office. Wirephoto technology allowed news organizations to distribute photographs rapidly over long distances and became a standard component of twentieth-century newspaper reporting. The photograph preserves both a visual record of Arab diplomatic activity and physical evidence of the transmission methods used by American newspapers before digital image distribution. Its Baltimore Sun archive provenance places the print within the working files through which international political photographs were retained for editorial use. Watermark present; no other condition defects are stated in the supplied description. unknown
191741p. Disbound Good condition Advocating Arabic self-rule without European influence.
1720réf. LBW-8790Nuremberg, [circa 1720]. 312 x 398 mm ; montée sur toile.
188213 pages. Original condition with blue wrappers, titles to front, and containing all the ads. This is a complete issue, seldom found in such good and original condition. This is a fascinating paper which pre-dates his book "The Merv Oasis. Travels and Adventures East of the Caspian during the Years 1879-80-81 including Five Months’ Residence among the Tekkés of Merv." Also published in 1882. O’Donovan, an Irish newspaper correspondent who had covered the Franc-Prussian war and the Russo-Turkish war, undertook his journey to Merv as a representative of the ‘Daily News’. In 1879 he travelled with two native servants from the Caspian Sea through Khorassan and at great risk reached Merv. Whilst en-route for Merv O’Donovan witnessed through binoculars from a hilltop the Destruction of Geok-Tepe and the massacre of the panic-stricken Turcomans ordered by Skobelev. Suspected by the Turcomans of being a Russian emissary, or perhaps believing he could gain them the protection of the British, he was kept captive for several months, eventually managing to extricate himself and returning to London. The Merv Oasis is a unique record of the Tekkes inhabiting the oasis of Merv and its ancient ruins while themselves awaiting the Russian onslaught. "A most daring, difficult, and hazardous feat, with which his name will always be associated." - DNB.
189210 pages. Plus a large fold-out colour map measuring approximately 19.75 x 24.5 inches (50 x 62cm). Original condition with blue wrappers, titles to front, and containing all the ads. This is a complete issue, seldom found in such good and original condition. This is an exceptional report on the new updated Persia map created by the RGS and Lord Curzon. One of the major contributions to the study of Persian history. Curzon a most prolific writer and explorer is renowned for his committment to detail and exploration. Ghani writes that, "his powers of observation and analysis were extraordinary; no detail ever escaped him." (Ghani 87.) This was the first time this new Persia map was published, which also shows Afghanistan and Beluchistan. The information was pulled from all the important sources, both from British and Russian explorers. This makes this report a highly valuable important Primary Resource.
