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rif. 29157INDIA 5000 YEARS OF INDIAN ARCHITECTURE. Delhi: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting 1956. Small 4to. Wrappe 52 pages. Third edition. Spine rubbed. unknown books
rif. gu3205Liebig Chromolithographie "6 chromolithographies publicitaires (10,7 x 7,2 cm) éditées par la marque Liebig, série complète ""Coutumes populaires de l'Inde"", comprenant les vignettes suivantes : le jour des offrandes ; une audience chez un rajah ; danseuses ; diseur de contes ; la danse diabolique dans les montagnes de Travancore ; jeux populaires ; bel état. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande."
1974rif. 12435Various Places: Various Publishers. Very Good. c. 1974. Paper Ephemera. Maha Map with three pinholes at fold junctures half-inch split a fold line bottom edge; also the remnants of a Banana Republic sticker on back. Calcutta map with moderate rubbing & soil 2 pinholes at fold juncture small name Ho Cai and a few small marks near the street Acharya Jagadish Bose Road; cover to Survey of India map chipped and worn at edges map well preserved. Varanasi written in pen on the back of that map. Delhi map with a few nicks fold edges. ; Including: 1. Survey of India Color Map 37.25" x 34.5"; 1974 First Edition stated on borders. 2. The Maha Map of Kathmandu color map with illustrations 23" x 17". 3. Folding brochure with Guide Map of Calcutta and Howrah in color on one side 19" x 14". 4. Color Map of Varanasi 17.5 x 13.5". 5. Map Brochure of Mathura Uttar Pradesh with fold out map. 6. Folding Guide Map of Delhi. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall . Various Publishers unknown
rif. Parpola, MarjattaIn Pristine Condition. unknown
rif. 202201720Paris, Editions bhaktivedanta, 1981 ; in-8, 877 pp., cartonnage de l'éditeur. Édition complète volume 1.
1840rif. LBW-3681[1840]. 212 x 279 mm.
1840rif. LBW-3682[1840]. 223 x 291 mm.
1896rif. LBW-2871London, Edward Stanford, [1896]. 720 x 520 mm.
1903Good Turkish, Ottoman (1500-1928) Bound with a primitive hand-stitched thick paper. Demy 8vo. (22 x 12,5 cm). In Ottoman script (Old Turkish with Arabic letters). 34, [2] p. Some notes and marking in pencil, foxing and fading on somewhat stained paper, slight chipping on extremities and made a cover inside by an original period diploma. Overall a fair/good copy. Scarce first Turkish edition of this first hand travel account of Mumbai, by a French journalist Edmond Cotteau during his travel to India in 1878-1879 describing the city, its inhabitants, flora and fauna, and architectural buildings. "Küçük Seyahâtler" [i.e. Small Travels] is a book series including travel accounts at the beginning of the 20th century in the Ottoman/Turkish literature, which consisted of four separately published titles: China, Afghanistan, Chicago and Mumbai. Cotteau was a French journalist and photographer. He became a collaborator for "Le Temps" and "Le Tour du monde" taking photographs of a rare quality for his time. He traveled to the Americas in 1876-1877, India in 1878-1879, Central Europe, Japan and returned to China and Indochina in 1881-1882. He sailed around the world in 1883-1884, in 364 days, widely covered by the French press. Özege 2513.; TBTK 6678.; OCLC 223157027, 1122689017.
1900rif. LBW-5968Germany, [circa 1900]. 319 x 416 mm.
1915rif. 5787Punjab, 1915. 1915 7 vol. de format in-8° et in-12° (130 x 185 mm à 175 x 270) garnis de 348 tirages albuminés de divers format (de 55 x 35 mm à 145 x 100 mm) : I. 87 photos et [8] ff. in-folio de légende manuscrites à lencre bleue, II. 46 photos. 3 31 photos ; IV. 32 photos, V. 32 photos, VI. 69 photos et [5] ff. in-folio de légendes manuscrites à lencre bleue, VII. 51 photos et [3] ff. in-folio de légende manuscrites à lencre bleue. Les photos des albums I-II-V-VI et VII sont légendées en anglais. (quelques photos manquantes). 3 albums recouverts de toile grise et bordeaux et 4 albums recouverts de papier gris imprimé sur le premier plat " The public schools. Drawing book. Reeves abd Sons, LTD., London". (défauts d'usages et petits manques).
1771rif. LBW-8291[Paris, 1771-1786]. 235 x 182 mm.
1833rif. LBW-1993Paris, 1833-1839. 270 x 363 mm.
1833rif. LBW-1994Paris, 1833-1839. 272 x 362 mm.
1833rif. LBW-1997Paris, 1833-1839. 275 x 370 mm.
1771rif. LBW-2772[Paris, 1771-1786]. 225 x 175 mm.
1901Good Turkish, Ottoman (1500-1928) Original red cloth. Heavily faded and slight stains on the boards and spine, otherwise a good copy. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In Ottoman script (Old Turkish with Arabic letters). 208 p., 29 unnumbered woodcut plates of inhabitants, temples, and other mostly religious buildings, panoramic views. The very rare first edition of this richly illustrated travel account of the complete Indian subcontinent, offering invaluable insight and very detailed descriptions of the region, climates, religions, history, languages, and geography. This work in Ottoman script published in book form after it was serialized in "Sabah Newspaper" titled "Sabahin Kis Geceleri Eglencesi" [i.e. The Winter Nights Fun of Sabah] between 1899-1901. (Nadeem). Much of the detailed account of Mumbai is quoted from Coutteau's "Bombay Travelogue". OCLC 49369676.; Özege: 14449.; Ihsanoglu, pp. 410-411.
rif. LBW0247fcirca 1750 190 x 408 mm.
1913Fine Turkish, Ottoman (1500-1928) Original manuscript autograph document stamped by Ottoman accounting manager 'Ahmed Vefik' related to sunken Tokat [Tokad] torpedo boat during Balkan Wars, (1912-1913). Folio. (34x 21 cm). In Ottoman script. 3 p. [MANUSCRIPT] Autograph document stamped by Ottoman accounting manager 'Ahmed Vefik' related to sunken Tokat [Tokad] torpedo boat during in the Battle of Preveza. The Battle of Preveza, in September 1911, was the first naval engagement fought during the Italo-Turkish War. Five Italian Soldato-class destroyers encountered five Ottoman ships off the Greek port of Preveza. Over the course of two days, four of the Turkish vessels present were sunk or captured and the city was bombarded. On September 29, just after the beginning of the war, the Italian fleet in the Ionian Sea began searching for Ottoman warships. At about 4:00 pm, an hour or so after war was declared, five Italian destroyers under Prince Luigi Amedeo, sighted two enemy torpedo boats at sea in between Corfu and Preveza. Outnumbered, the Ottomans opened fire but soon after chose to flee without making any hits. The torpedo boat Tokat steered north chased by three destroyers while Anatolia headed south followed by the remaining two Italian ships. After several moments of firing Tokat ran aground near Nicopolis. She had been hit fifteen times, caught on fire, and was completely destroyed by additional Italian rounds. Nine men were killed, including the ship's captain.
London, Edward Orme, [fra il 1809 e il 1820]. Serie di 15 belle incisioni in rame (la tecnica è quella del punteggiato), accuratamente acquerellate a mano all'epoca, raffiguranti musicisti indiani e i loro strumenti. Le incisioni sono datate in lastra 1804 o 1805 (gli anni nei quali furono incise), alcune recano la sottoscrizione "Bart. Solvyns pinx, Calcutta". Tutte sono numerate. I fogli misurano 332x252 circa e sono tutti inseriti in passe-partout. Provenienti dall'opera "The costume of Indostan" edita la prima volta a Londra nel 1804-1805 da Edward Orme, e che rielaborava le acqueforti di Frans Balthasar Solvyns (1760-1824) realizzate per l'opera "A collections of two hundred and fifty colored etchings: descriptive of the manner, customs and dresses of the Hindoos" (Calcutta 1799). La versione di Orme era ridotta nel numero di tavole (solo 60), ma la qualità delle stesse era ottima, forse migliore delle originali. La prima edizione di Orme risale al 1804-1805. Questa bella raccolta di musicisti proviene da una edizione di poco successiva al 1809 (alcune tavole, pur su "wove paper", recano in filigrana la data di produzione della carta: "Edmeads & Co. 1809; una 1802). Gli strumenti raffigurati sono: D'Hauk, Jutrung, A D'Holuc, A Tubla, Saringee, Kaura, Nagra, Surmungla, Jugo Jhumpo, Pukwauz, A Sunk or Chank, A Tumboora, A Sittara or Guitar, A Sarinda or Violin, Pennauck or Been. Ottime condizioni.
1792rif. LBW-7970Paris, Au Bureau de l'Atlas National, [1792]. 225 x 291 mm.
1840rif. LBW-3683[1840]. 230 x 287 mm.
rif. LBW045f2circa 1690 129 x 236 mm.
1956rif. 120803Patiala, Sikh History Society 1956 In-12 18 x 12,5 cm . Broché, couverture beige rempliée, 109 pp., bibliographie, table des matières. Exemplaire en bon état.