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rif. 41030DB[Wien ?], o. J. 8 n.n. + S. Priv. Hld. der Zeit.
1791rif. 668501 vol. in-8 reliure de l'époque demi-basane marron, Chez Volland, Paris, 1791, XXXXI-415 pp.
rif. 28447Paris, Gallimard, septembre 1960. In-folio (28 x 38 cm), broché, couverture à rabats imprimée en noir et rouge, n.ch.
1743rif. 109471743 un volume, reliure demi-velin havane moucheté (binding half calfskin) ) in-seize (sextodecimo), dos long (spine without raised band) décoré or (gilt decoration) filets or (gilt line) - titre frappé or (gilt title) - pièce de titre sur fond rouge (label of title) avec filet or (label of title with gilt line), dos restauré (restauration ancienne mais propre), plats avec de légères épidermures (lights scratches on the covers), papier marbré aux plats (cover with marbled paper), toutes tranches lisses (all edges smoothes), gouttière rognée (fore-edge smooth), Ouvrage illustré d'un portrait gravé de Thamas Kouli-Kan en frontispice et d'une carte dépliante (folding map) hors-texte en noir représentant la Perse et les états du Mogol, (2) feuillets + 473 pages + (1) feuillet, 1743 Paris Briasson Editeur,
1907Very Good English Original wrappers. Cr. 8vo. (19,5 x 13,5 cm). In English, Persian, and Ottoman script (Old Turkish with Arabic letters). 26 p. Abû-Muhammad Muslih al-Dîn bin Abdallâh Shîrâzî, (1193-1292), Persian poet and prose writer, widely recognized as one of the greatest masters of the classical literary tradition. His influence is not limited to Persian literature. He also deeply affected Turkish and Urdu literature and the Western world (Encyclopadiae Iranica). Bostan [i.e. the Orchard] and Gulistan [i.e. the Rose Garden], his famous Works, were translated into many languages and commented. Pendname is one of Sa'dî's poetical works. In this ethical-based work, ethical values such as science, justice, consenting to fate, honesty, patience, generosity, modesty, and grace are praised. Bad habits such as talking to ignorant, cruelty, lie, arrogance, and stinginess are badly criticized. The Persian text of Sa'dî's Pendname, it's an English translation, and Ottoman Turkish translation in verse were printed together in the early 20th century. The work is about some moral characteristics that are seen as "acceptable and submissive" in societies and have been recited with the idea of benefiting people. (Source: A BOOK ON ETHICAL LITERATURE: SAADI'S PENDNAME, Melek Dikmen). Major William Henry Carmichael-Smyth, (1780-1861), was a British military officer in the service of the East India Company and an orientalist. In 1797, at the age of seventeen, he was commissioned into the Bengal Artillery. In 1803, the Second Anglo-Maratha War broke out, and he was present at the battles of Aligarh, Delhi, and Laswari. Carmichael-Smyth returned to India in 1810 as a captain and served in the Invasion of Java in 1811. Thereafter he returned to Bengal and went to Callinger as a field engineer where he was mentioned in dispatches for exemplary valor in 1812. He returned to England in 1820 and was elevated to Major in 1821. Not in Özege.; OCLC 50021435, 1065323294.
1977rif. 141982Tehran, Soroush Press 1977 3 volumes. In-4 31 x 22 cm. Reliures éditeur toile bleue, XXX-895 pp. en pagination continue, notes, 310 figures, sommaire, table des figures - 257 planches, table des planches. Exemplaire en très bon état.
2016rif. x-0691641323Princeton University Press 2016. Hardcover. New. 726 pages. 8.00x5.00x1.65 inches. Princeton University Press hardcover
1890rif. 297571Berlin, Ernst Wasmuth, 1890. 6 Seiten Text.15 Tafeln Originalhalbleinen. Folio
1988rif. BN502744CNRS Editions 1988. 1988. Softcover. Le fait ethnique en Iran et en Afghanistan Le fait ethnique en Iran et en Afghanistan Colloque international sur le fait ethnique en Iran et en Afghanistan 1985 : Iv Jean-Pierre Digard et Centre national de la recherche scientifique France CNRS Editions paperback
rif. 12763In 4 broché, couverture rempliée Faux-titre, justificatif de tirage, titre, 145 pages, illustrations en couleurs contrecollées d’Edmond DULAC, sous serpentes imprimées. Piazza éditeur 9 janvier 1919. Exemplaire n°172. (Un petit manque en pied, réparé) , sinon très bon exemplaire.
2017New Arabic Original full crown leather bdg. Large roy. 8vo. (25 x 17 cm). In Arabic. 6 volumes set: ([63], 3555 p.). Tabaqât-e a'lâm al-Shî'a. Nuqabâ' al-Bashar fî al-Qarn al-Râbi' 'Ashar. 6 volumes set. Edited by Sayyid Muhammad Tabatabyi Behbahani. Tehrani was born on 11 Rabi?a I 1293/6 April 1876, into a mercantile family of Tehran that had strong religious interests; his father, ?âjj 'Ali, participated actively in the celebrated tobacco boycott of 1308/1891 and later wrote a book on the history of the movement. Aqa Bozorg received his initial education from private tutors in Tehran before proceeding to the ?atabat in 1315/1897. (1313/1895 in Rahnema-ye ketab, p. 525), where he spent the rest of his life, with the exception of four brief return visits to Iran and two short journeys to Syria, Egypt, and the ?ejaz. Among his teachers in Najaf were A?und Molla Mo?ammad-Ka?em ?orasani, Sayyed Mo?ammad-Ka?em Yazdi, Say?-al-sari?a E?fahani and ?ajji Mirza ?osayn Nuri. He was particularly close to the first of these, working as his amanuensis and assisting in the composition of his major work on feqh, al-Kefaya. On the death of ?orasani in 1329/1911, he left Najaf for Samarra to join the circle of Mirza Mo?ammad-Taqi Sirazi. He stayed there until 1354/1935, returning then to Najaf which remained his home until his death. While in Samarra, he conceived, and began to execute, the plan of a comprehensive bibliographical survey of all classes of literature produced by Shi?ite authors. His original intention was to refute a statement by the Christian Arab litterateur, Jorji Zaydan, belittling the Shi?ite contribution to Arabic letters. However, the survey that Aqa Bozorg produced, al-?ari?a ela ta?anif al-si?a, went far beyond this polemical purpose to become the main achievement of his career and a major contribution to Islamic scholarship. In al-?ari?a, the titles of all books written by Shi?ite authors are listed alphabetically, together with a brief indication of authorship and content, as well as place and date of publication in the case of printed works, and location in the case of manuscripts. Aqa Bozorg returned to Najaf in 1354/1935 and established a press (Ma?ba?at al-sa?ada) to print the first volume of al-?ari?a, but was soon obliged to sell it (see Rahnema-ye ketab, p. 526). Other arrangements were then made for the printing in Najaf of the second and third volumes, but all subsequent volumes-with the exception of the thirteenth and fourteenth-were published in Tehran. Twenty-two volumes have appeared to date; seven more await publication (For full bibliographical details concerning al-?ari?a, see ?akimi, pp. 543-45). Aqa Bozorg also compiled a biographical dictionary of Shi?ite scholars as a companion to al-?ari?a. The dictionary has the general title ?abaqat a?lam al-si?a, but each section, pertaining to the scholars of a given century, also has a separate title. Three sections have been published so far: Nawabe? al-rowwat fi rabe?at al-me?at (Beirut, 1390/1970), dealing with Shi?ite traditionists of the 4th Islamic century; al-Keram al-mobarrara fi'l-qarn al-?ale? ba?d al-?asara (Najaf, 1374-77/1954-57), on scholars of the 13th century; and Noqaba? al-basar fi'l-qarn al-rabe? ?asar (Najaf, 1373-88/1953-68), on scholars of the 14th century (?akimi, pp. 549-51). In addition to these multi-volume works, Aqa Bozorg wrote a number of less voluminous books, including a survey of some 600 biographers of Shi?ite traditionists, Mo?affa 'l-maqal fi mo?annefi al-rejal (Tehran, 1337 S./1958); a biography of Mirza ?asan Sirazi, Hadiyat al-razi ela 'l-mojadded al-Sirazi (Najaf, 1392/1972, Pers. tr., Mirza-ye Sirazi, Tehran, 1362/1983); a polemic against Sunni concept of ejtehad, Tawzi? al-rasad fi ta?ri? ?a?r al-ejtehad (unpublished); and a defense of the textual integrity of the Koran, al-Naqd al-la?if fi nafy al-ta?rif ?an al-Qor?an al-sarif (unpublished); and a brief biography of Shaikh Abu Ja?far ?usi (Zendagani-e Say? ?usi, Tehran, 1360 S.
rif. 88185aaf1937, 22.5 x 29 cm (38x45 cm, mounted), 2 of them framed.
1851rif. 21648Paris, Gide et Jules Baudry, 1851. 2 volumes in-8 de [4]-511 et [4]-536 pages, demi-basane mastic, dos à nerfs ornés de filets dorés, tranches mouchetées.
rif. 101550aafFa. Geelhaar, Thunstrasse 7, Bern, um 1970, in-8vo, Sammlung unter Passepartout.
rif. 70680aafMonte Carlo, Arts et Couleurs, 1980, in-4to, 224 p., ill. en couleurs / 223 p., ill. en couleurs, robustes reliures en cuir rouge richement ornées, plats sup. gaufrés, emboîtages bordés, tranches sup. dorées, bel exemplaire.
1902Publiées avec une introduction et des Notes par Charles Grolleau, un des 30 exemplaires sur papier du Japon (après 15 Chine) numérotés (n° 21), 1 vol. grand in-8 br. sous couv. rempliée, Charles Carrington, Paris, 1902, 158 pp. et 1 f. Bel exemplaire en parfait état du rare tirage sur Japon de cette traduction de 158 quatrains des Rubaiyat ! Français
1943rif. 144361943. Photograph archive Iran World War II circa 1943 documents the presence of American military personnel in southwestern Iran during the operation of the Allied supply route known as the Persian Corridor a critical logistical network used to transport materiel to the Soviet Union under Lend-Lease agreements. Concentrated in Andimeshk and Dezful in Khuzestan province the images record activity along a strategic rail and road corridor linking Tehran to the Persian Gulf where American and British forces coordinated the movement of supplies to support the Eastern Front. The photographs provide direct visual evidence of U.S. military operations in Iran a theater central to Allied logistics but comparatively underrepresented in visual archives of the war and support research into wartime infrastructure Middle Eastern geography and U.S. military presence outside primary combat zones. Archive consists of 44 black and white silver gelatin photographs most measuring approximately 3.5" x 2.5" depicting scenes in Andimeshk and Dezful Iran circa 1943. The images include architectural views desert and garden landscapes transportation corridors and interactions between American soldiers and local Iranian civilians. Several photographs document the built environment of the Zagros Mountain foothill region including rail lines and roadways integral to wartime supply movement. Additional views capture villages and urban spaces within Khuzestan with identifiable regional markers such as proximity to Shush and the Tehran-Ahvaz transit route. The grouping presents a coherent visual record of a specific geographic zone tied directly to Allied logistical operations. Taken during the height of Allied coordination in Iran following the 1941 Anglo-Soviet occupation these photographs situate American personnel within a broader multinational effort to sustain Soviet resistance against German advances. The region's long habitation history extending from ancient Persian and Sasanian periods contrasts with its wartime transformation into a modern supply corridor underscoring the layering of military infrastructure onto historically significant terrain. Visual documentation of Andimeshk and Dezful during this period remains comparatively scarce particularly in relation to U.S. personnel activity making the archive relevant for studies of global wartime mobility cross-cultural contact and the material realities of logistics-based warfare. Light edge wear and minor soiling; images generally clean and well-defined; overall in very good condition. unknown
1943rif. 144361943. Photograph archive Iran World War II circa 1943 documents the presence of American military personnel in southwestern Iran during the operation of the Allied supply route known as the Persian Corridor a critical logistical network used to transport materiel to the Soviet Union under Lend-Lease agreements. Concentrated in Andimeshk and Dezful in Khuzestan province the images record activity along a strategic rail and road corridor linking Tehran to the Persian Gulf where American and British forces coordinated the movement of supplies to support the Eastern Front. The photographs provide direct visual evidence of U.S. military operations in Iran a theater central to Allied logistics but comparatively underrepresented in visual archives of the war and support research into wartime infrastructure Middle Eastern geography and U.S. military presence outside primary combat zones. Archive consists of 44 black and white silver gelatin photographs most measuring approximately 3.5" x 2.5" depicting scenes in Andimeshk and Dezful Iran circa 1943. The images include architectural views desert and garden landscapes transportation corridors and interactions between American soldiers and local Iranian civilians. Several photographs document the built environment of the Zagros Mountain foothill region including rail lines and roadways integral to wartime supply movement. Additional views capture villages and urban spaces within Khuzestan with identifiable regional markers such as proximity to Shush and the Tehran-Ahvaz transit route. The grouping presents a coherent visual record of a specific geographic zone tied directly to Allied logistical operations. Taken during the height of Allied coordination in Iran following the 1941 Anglo-Soviet occupation these photographs situate American personnel within a broader multinational effort to sustain Soviet resistance against German advances. The region's long habitation history extending from ancient Persian and Sasanian periods contrasts with its wartime transformation into a modern supply corridor underscoring the layering of military infrastructure onto historically significant terrain. Visual documentation of Andimeshk and Dezful during this period remains comparatively scarce particularly in relation to U.S. personnel activity making the archive relevant for studies of global wartime mobility cross-cultural contact and the material realities of logistics-based warfare. Light edge wear and minor soiling; images generally clean and well-defined; overall in very good condition. unknown books
2012New Persian Paperback. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In Persian with bilingual title in English and Persian on cover. 10 volumes set: ([22], 623 p.; 686 p.; 612 p.; 752 p.; 975 p.; 930 p.; 940 p.; 814 p.; 576 p.; 360 p.). Ancient book: The edition and interpretation of Shahname of Ferdowsi.= Nâme-e bastân: Namâyah guzârish beythâ. 10 volumes set.
1979217 pages. Index. Black and white photos. "The author was given the go ahead to mastermind the overthrow of Mossadegh and return the Shah to the Peacock Throne... He explains in minute detail how he performed his mission." - dust jacket. Author is "The quiet American... the last person you would expect to be up to his neck in dirty tricks." - Kim Philby. Former library copy with usual markings. Dust jacket in protective mylar which has been affixed to boards. Binding intact. A sound reading copy. Book
1913378 pages plus advertisements. Index, 85 illustrations, map and appendicies. Tissue-protected frontis of author. Do you think Western malevolent intervention in the Middle East (i.e. George W. Bush in Iraq) is only a recent phenomenon? Guess again. "Only the pen of a Macaulay or the brush of a Verestchagin could adequately portray the rapidly shifting scenes attending the downfall of this ancient nation - scenes in which two powerful and presumably enlightened Christian countries played fast and loose with truth, honour, decency, and law; one, at least, hesitating not even at the most barborous cruelties to accomplish its political designs and to put Persia beyond hope of self-regeneration." - from Foreward. Rubber stamp upon copyright page suggests this copy may have once belonged to the British Public Service. Only other mark is library call letter written upon spine. Average wear. Binding a little fragile but still serviceable. Three yellow drops stain front board. Author penned this work after being sacked from the post of Treasurer-general of Persia in January 1912. Fascinating history. Book
1735rif. PHO-2306Paris, Charles J.-B. Delespine fils, 1735. 5 (6) volumes in-12 (17,5x9,5cm), T1(4), xvi, (2), 470 pp., (22). T3(6), 558 pp., (17). T4(6), 572 pp., (16). T5 (5), 613 pp., (15). T6 (4) 615 pp., (17), veau marbré, dos à nerfs orné avec pièce de titre et tomaison, tranches rouges (Reliure de l'époque), différence de fleurons au tome 3, coins usés, coiffe abimée T5, manque le tome 2
1720rif. LBW-2043Amsterdam, circa 1720. 400 x 512 mm.
1872rif. LBW-2421Paris, 1872. 611 x 892 mm.
1869rif. 33081869 Paris: Librairie de Firmin Didot Frères, Fils et Cie., 1869-1876 ~ 5 vol. ~ Figures dans le texte: t1: 140, t2: 97; t3: 75 + 2 pl. depli.; t4: 28; t5: 35 I: 2f+VIII+527p; II: 2f+VI+1f+421p; III: 2f+561p+ 2 pl.; IV: 2f+555p; V: 2f+381p ~ 25x17x19cm. ~superbe! dans un etat exceptionel reliure demi maroquin bleu nuit à coins , bordures soulignées par un filet doré dos superbement travaillé titre auteur et date decor à la lyre , la reliure est signée AFFOLTER , A VOIR PHOTOS SUR DEMANDE
