BUCKINGHAM, John Silk.Livre Rare Book
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1821réf. PHO-919London: Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Borwn, 1821 ,première édition in-4 (280x220 mm), relié plein cuir , dos refait avec auteur et titre , plats frottés , tranches cailloutées ,xxvii-553pp , frontispice , carte dépliante , 7 planches HT (1 dépliante) , rousseurs .
1936réf. PHO-940London: Jonathan Cape ,1936. 2 volumes ,4to.(260x200) , percale éditeur ,dos lisse avec auteur , titre et tomaisons , titre en noir et rouge , illustré de nombreuses gravures et de 2 cartes couleurs dépliantes in-fine , non rogné , manque sur le plat , coins usés , petit travail de vers sans atteinte , rousseurs.
réf. 59476aafLondon, Henry Colburn, 1829, in-8vo, handcoloured lithogr. frontispiece (the author in his Syrian costume) + XVI + 402 p., bound in half calf with corners, marroun and green title and vol. labels on spine, goldtooled spine, corners lightly used, marbled edges. Very fine copy.
réf. 140813aafCairo / New York,The American University in Cairo Press, 2009, lg. in-8vo, XIV + 365 p., publisher’s hardbound + ill. dustjacket
1840réf. 3763Paris L. Curmer s.d. [c. 1840] Un volume in-8 demi chagrin vert, dos lisse orné de filets et décor romantique, dentelle intérieure, double filet doré en encardement sur les plats, tranches dorées, frontispice, 290 pages et table, illustrations en n&b. Rousseurs, néanmoins bel exemplaire.
1838réf. 825661838 Paris, Curmer, sans date (1838), petit in 8° relié plein chagrin marron, dos lisse orné d'un décor rocaille, plats ornés à chaud et à froid, tranches dorées, triple filet doré intérieur, XI-291 pages ; ex-dono à l'encre sur la première garde ; des rousseurs ; minuscules défauts d'usage à la reliure.
1896réf. gr1443Isbister and Company Limited Cartonné 1896 In-8 (18,3 x 25,3 cm), cartonné, 199 pages, texte en anglais, illustrations en noir d'Arthur Twidle ; coiffes et coins frottés, intérieur frais, bon état géénral. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
New York: Herzl Press, 1968. Wrappers; 8vo. 14 pages. Reprinted from Herzl Year Book, Volume VII. Good condition. (BR-4)
1993In Hebrew. 240X170 mm. 12+448pp. Hardcover. Cover and spine slightly bumped at edges and corners. Otherwise in good condition.
1932Issued simultaneously in US by William Edwin Rudge. Vintage B & W photographs of Italy, Greece Istambul (sic) Rhodes, Damascus, Palestine and Egypt. A very interesting visual journey around the eastern Mediterranean - places and people as seen c.1930. viii, 120p. Maps.Yellow cloth binding slightly soiled and splitting along the spine. Book
1974réf. 146561974. Paris Éditions des Presses de la Cité 1974 - Cartonné bien complet de la jaquette 14 cm x 21 cm 235 pages 1 carte hors-texte - Texte de Jean Lartéguy - Très bon état
1991First edition. Original Cloth with duest jacket, 8vo, 387 pages. Zvi Yehuda Kook (1891 - 1982) was an Orthodox rabbi, a prominent leader of Religious Zionism, and Rosh Yeshiva of the Mercaz HaRav yeshiva. He was the son of Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook, and named in honor of his maternal grandfather's brother, Rabbi Zvi Yehuda Rabinowitz-Teomim. His teachings are partially responsible for the modern religious settlement movement in the West Bank. Many of his ideological followers in the Religious Zionist movement settled there. Under the leadership of Rabbi Kook, with its center in the yeshiva founded by his father, Jerusalem's Mercaz HaRav, thousands of Orthodox Jews campaigned actively against territorial compromise, and established numerous settlements throughout the West Bank and Gaza Strip. Many of these settlements were subsequently granted official recognition by Israeli governments, both right and left (Wikipedia, 2018) . Occasional underlining, some wear to binding, Good Condition in Good Jacket that also shows some wear. (AC-6-1)
1937Original Wraps. 8vo. 40 pages. 25 cm. First edition. Published by Palestine Mizrachi Fund under the auspices of the Zionist Executive, Jerusalem, 5698. Illustrated brochure, with 23 photographic plates and one map, depicting the activities of the Mizrachi Palestine Fund, its work in agricultural settlements, trade schools, teachers seminary, and schools. The Mizrachi Palestine fund is the fund of the Mizrachi World Organization which supports all of the Mizrachi activities in Palestine both in the fields of education and religion, and also the Keren Torah Vavodah, Torah and Work Fund, of the Hapoel Hamizrachi. It also supports the various colonization and industrial undertakings of the Mizrachi in Palestine. Subjects: Mizrachi. Palestine. OCLC lists 5 copies (Johns Hopkins, CJH, Bar Ilan, NYPL, Tel Aviv) , none in Europe. Light soiling to wraps, otherwise very clean and fresh. Very good condition. (ZION-4-40)
1988132pp., illustré de 7 cartes, 27cm., br.orig., dans la série "Publications de l'Institut Orientaliste de Louvain" tome 37, bel état, X92233
1988réf. X92233Louvain, Université de Louvain, Institut Orientaliste 1988 132pp., illustré de 7 cartes, 27cm., br.orig., dans la série "Publications de l'Institut Orientaliste de Louvain" tome 37, bel état, X92233
1919(ft) Cloth, Square 8vo, 100 pages. 22 cm. 1st edition. In Hebrew. SUBJECT(S) : Hebrew literature, Modern -- History and criticism. OCLC lists 19 copies worldwide. Includes bibliographic references. Klausner (1874-1958) "was an active Zionist and a fervent nationalist throughout his life, and his Zionist views color all his work. A delegate to the First Congress, he was greatly influenced by the political ideas of Herzl, although his cultural approach remained that of the Hovevei Zion and Ah ad Ha-Am. He attended nearly every subsequent Congress until the eleventh, contributing surveys on them to Ha-Shilo'a h. From 1930 he began to identify himself more and more with the policy of Jabotinsky and was regarded by the Revisionist Party, and later by its successor, Herut, as the ideologist of the movement. He edited the monthly Beitar (together with B. Netanyahu) from 1932-33 and came out vigorously, both in speech and in writing, in support of the ideals of the right-wing nationalists. In 1949 they put his name forward as their candidate for the first president of the State of Israel in opposition to Chaim Weizmann. " (Staff, EJ) . Binding repaired, otherwise Good Condition. (HEB-2-21A)
Three volumes bound in one. Octavo. Pp. 359; 96; 40. Three title-pages present. Handsome vignette illustration at end of approbations and introduction. Contemporary ownership inscriptions, stamps; browned, occasionally stained in places. Hardcover, bound in contemporary quarter calf and brown cloth, gilt lettering-piece to spine, cloth inner hinges. A moderately worn copy, overall good. ~ First edition. The complete work, comprising of all 3 volumes: Zoology, Botany, Mineralogy. Written in Hebrew, mostly in Rashi script. The second volume, on botany, includes many Latin names. Joseph Schönhak was born at Tiktin, 1812; died at Suwalki, 1870. He led a retired life, devoting his time to writing and study. He was the author of "Ha-Mashbir" or "Aruk he-Hadash" (Warsaw 1858). His "Toldath Haaretz" (Toledot ha-Arez) is a natural history in three volumes. The subjects are arranged and classified, and a full description of each is given as to color, form, and habitat. Those that are mentioned in the Bible are given book, chapter, and verse; and so with those mentioned in the Talmud. The "Ha-Masbir" is an Aramaic-German rabbinical dictionary, based on Nathan ben Jehiel's "Aruk" ("Hamiluim oder Masbir Hachadasch. Aramäisch-rabinisch-deutsches Wörterbuch, Ergenzung zu dem Hamasbir oder Aruch" Warsaw 1869.) His "Sefer ha-Milluim" was published in Warsaw in 1869 ("Sefer Ha-Miluim Le-Aruch: A dictionary to the Talmud and Midrashim, based on the order of the Aruch, with clarification of readings and sources from the Babylonian and Palestian Talmuds, the Tannaitic Midrahsim (.)" was reprinted 1978, Jerusalem, Makor.) Bibliography: Ha-Maggid, 1870, No. 49; Fuenn, Keneset Yisrael, 1866. See also Isidore Singer and Julius Gottlieb: The Jewish Encyclopedia. Rare.
1841Octavo. Pp. 359, (4). Handsome vignette illustration at end of approbations and introduction. Old stamps. Hardcover, modern cloth, shelf number on sine. A very good copy. ~ First part of three, complete in its own. Second edition, printed in the same year as the first edition. To this edition, which is practically identical to the first, a decorative title-page has been added, with a phrase from the Book of Job printed on verso. Also added here is a Rabbinical Approbation, "Words of Praise from The Wise Men of the Censor of Warsaw", as well as a 4-page Subscribers' list, bound at the end, which are not present in the earlier edition. Written in Hebrew, mostly in Rashi script. Joseph Schönhak was born at Tiktin, 1812; died at Suwalki, 1870. He led a retired life, devoting his time to writing and study. He was the author of "Ha-Mashbir" or "Aruk he-Hadash" (Warsaw 1858). His "Toldath Haaretz" (Toledot ha-Arez) is a natural history in three parts. The subjects are arranged and classified, and a full description of each is given as to color, form, and habitat. Those that are mentioned in the Bible are given book, chapter, and verse; and so with those mentioned in the Talmud. The "Ha-Masbir" is an Aramaic-German rabbinical dictionary, based on Nathan ben Jehiel's "Aruk" ("Hamiluim oder Masbir Hachadasch. Aramäisch-rabinisch-deutsches Wörterbuch, Ergenzung zu dem Hamasbir oder Aruch" Warsaw 1869.) His "Sefer ha-Milluim" was published in Warsaw in 1869 ("Sefer Ha-Miluim Le-Aruch: A dictionary to the Talmud and Midrashim, based on the order of the Aruch, with clarification of readings and sources from the Babylonian and Palestian Talmuds, the Tannaitic Midrahsim (.)" was reprinted 1978, Jerusalem, Makor.) Bibliography: Ha-Maggid, 1870, No. 49; Fuenn, Keneset Yisrael, 1866. See also Isidore Singer and Julius Gottlieb: The Jewish Encyclopedia. Rare.
1995Mm 115x180 Collana "Nuovissima versione della Bibbia dai testi originali" - Brossura originale, 166 pagine. Copia in condizioni pari al nuovo; spedizione in 24 ore dalla conferma dell'ordine.
1945First edition. Original illustrated paper wrappers in greens and white with illustration of a man and a woman on a farm in Israel. 8vo. 30 pages; 22 cm. A fabulously illustrated Holocaust-era fiction story for young adults about new immigrants to Kibbutz Degania. In this story of Degania there is a combination of fiction and information based on research. The research for the entire series was done by the writer of the Foreword, while the story was developed and executed by Judith Ish-Kishor. Judith Ish-Kishor was a pioneering writer of Jewish childrens literature in English (Wikipedia, 2016) . No. 1 in a series of 5 stories. SUBJECT(S) : Kibbutzim, Juvenile fiction, Manners and customs. OCLC lists 3 holdings worldwide (NYPL, Yale, UPenn) , none outside the northeast. Slight toning. Hebrew stamp and minimal pencil markings that do not affect text. Very good condition. (zion-12-24)
2005New English Paperback. Pbo. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In English. 245 p. "Preface Chapter 1: Introduction: The Ottoman Empire and the District of Jerusalem in Ekrem Bey?s Time Chapter 2: The Life of Ali Ekrem Bey Chapter 3: Foreigners, the Christian Communities and the Holy Places Chapter 4: Zionism and Jewish Immigration (Aliya) Chapter 5: Jewish Settlement Chapter 6: The Sephardi Jewish Community Chapter 7: Bedouins and Villagers Chapter 8: Economic Activities Chapter 9: The Administration and the Administrative Apparatus Chapter 10: The Constitutional Order and the Arab Community Chapter 11: A Governor?s Tribulations Chapter 12: Conclusion Appendix: Documents 1. The Problem of the Holy Places and the Protection of the Powers 2. The Jews and Their Immigration to Palestine 3. The Settlement of the Bedouins in the Beersheba Region 4. The Scarcity of Water in the District of Jerusalem 5. A Request for the Trust of the Grand Vezir in the Riza Bey Affair 6. A Letter of Slander Against the Governor 7. An Appeal to the Sultan for Protection against Slanders 8. Reactions in the Capital to Ekrem Bey?s Moves 9. An Appeal to Izzet Pasa for Royal Protection against Informers? Reports (jurnals) 10. Ekrem Bey?s Appeal for the Help of His Friends 11. Celebrating the Young Turk Revolution 12. A Speech Praising the Revolution and Britain 13. Ekrem Bey?s "Testament": Jerusalem?s Importance and the Danger in the Idea of Arab Independence 14. Ekrem Bey?s "Testament": Recommendations for Appointments 15. A Request for Transfer from Jerusalem Bibliography Index.".
2003réf. LFA0161dRevue mensuelle conernant la philatélie : 130 pages en couleurs, format 300 x 210 mm, illustrée, brochée couverture couleurs + fiches détachables
Barcelona, Casa Editorial Maucci, s.a. (1924). 4to. menor; VII-286 pp., 1 h. y 17 láminas fotográficas aparte. Encuadernación moderna en media tela, con puntas.
Tarragona, Imprenta de los Señores Puigrubí y Arís, 1867. 4to. menor; 548 pp., XIV pp., 1 h. Con 12 láminas xilográficas que muestran monumentos de Jerusalén y vistas de Hebron, Belen, Betania, Nazaret y el convento carmelita de Haifa, mas un mapa plegado que muestra lugares geográficos entre el Campo de Esdrelon y el Mediterráneo. Ejemplar de salida, intonso y sin desbarbar. Cubiertas originales de salida en papel impreso.
1930réf. 015699Paris Aux Quatre Chemins 1930 En feuilles
