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56 S. - angebunden: ders., Der Vulcan Monte Ferru auf Sardinien. Ebda., 1877. Mit einer gefalt. farbigen Karte. 12 S. Neue Lwd., jeweils mit eingeb. vord. Orig.-Umschlag. 30 x 23,5 cm Denkschriften der kaiserlichen Akademie der Wissenschaften. Bücher de
Mit lithographiertem Titel, 1 lithographierten Ansicht auf aufgewalztem China und 8 gestochenen Tafeln. 1 Bl. Orig.-HLdr. mit illustr. Vorderdeckel. 52 x 66,5 cm. Avery Library 64; Thieme-B. XII, 135. - Einband fleckig, Ecken bestoßen, Rücken beschabt, Durchgehend etwas stockfleckig, Titel mit 2 kleinen hinterlegten Einrissen Bücher de
Mit einer gefalt. lithograph Karte. Tit., 313 S. Karton d. Zt. Einzige Ausgabe. - Wurzbach XLIV, 226. - Nicht bei Zischka und in den Levante-Bibliographien. - Mit Übersichtskarte in der Begrenzung Spalato (Kroatien), Chotyn (Ukraine), Bursa (Anatolien) und Kreta. - Seltene lexikalische Beschreibung Griechenlands und einem Teil Bulgariens, mit Verzeichnis auch kleinster Orte mit Angaben von Sehenswürdigkeiten und Besonderheiten. Bücher de
V, 168 S. Grüne OLwd. Mit einem sechszeiligen handschriftl. und signierten Eintrag des Verfassers. - Über die Geschichte des "Orden der Barmherzigen Brüder" in Gorizia seit 1656. - Einband etwas fleckig. Bücher de
Mit zahlr. Abb. und 1 gefalt. Karte. 179 S., 10 Bll. Anzeigenanhang. Illustr. OLwd. Erste Auflage. - Tadelloses Exemplar! Bücher de
In-8° pp. complessive 11 con 16 ill. Bross. recente con titolo al piatto.
1843Tomi due in-8° gr. pp. LX-928, leg. in cartone muto con guasto a d un dorso. Questo primo vol. termina con la caduta di Robespierre allo stabilimento del direttorio.
1889In-16° pp. 437-4 più VIII pubblicitarie. Le pagine da 321 a 345 che contengono anche dei ritratti sono state riprodotte in fotocopia. Legatura in tutat tela recente con titolo al dorso e vacchi timbri all'interno.
2010In-8° pp. 56 con molte foto a col. n.t. Bross. edit. ill. Come nuovo.
1966In-4° pp. 182 con 10 tav. dis. di cui 4 somo piante ripieg. e 108 tav. di foto f.t. Legatura edit. con sovracoperta ill.
1967In-4° pp. 134 con 90 tav. f.t. di cui 76 di foto e 14 di dis. e piante anche ripieg. f.t. Leg. edit. ccon sovrac. ill.
1968In-4° pp. 115 con 58 tav. f.t. di cui 49 di foto e 9 di dis. e piante anche ripieg. f.t. Leg. edit. ccon sovrac. ill.
1989In-4° carrè pp. 60 nn. e 60 splendide tav. fotografiche a colori. Leg. edit. con sovrac. ill. In cofanetto.
2003In-8° pp. 510 con 32 tav. f.t. Leg. edit. con sovrac. ill. Ottimo stato.
1965In-8° pp. 19 con 2 tav. f.t. Bross. edit.
1953In-8° pp. 15, bross. edit.
1953In-8° pp. 7, bross. edit.
19988vo., First Edition, with numerous photographs in the text; original photographic wrappers, a fine copy. With their enormous cargo capacities the contribution of the Empire Food Ships in the relentless struggle to sustain the supply of food to the Home Front was especially important. Many of these vessels were involved in the most famous convoys; three out of five were lost in PEDESTAL alone. Includes a detailed fleet list of vessels built between 1934 and 1948. Scarce.
20074to., First Edition, with 11 coloured plans (8 double-page), 4 full-page diagrams and several illustrations and charts in the text; pictorial boards lettered in white, a fine copy. Naval Staff Histories were produced after WWII in order to provide as full an account of the various actions as was possible at the time. The audience was largely serving officers; some of the volumes were classified, not to restrict their distribution but to allow the writers to be as candid as possible. At this stage of history they represent a uniquely valuable resource. This volume contains Battle Summary 18 (Mediterranean Convoys 1941) and Battle Summary 32 (Malta Convoys 1942), completed by J. Owen and originally issued in 1944 and 1945 respectively. These summaries were combined and extensively revised by Pitcairn-Jones and re-issued in 1957 as Selected Convoys (Mediterranean) 1941-42. By this time Pitcairn-Jones had access to the full records including those captured from German and Italian forces.
19978vo., with 12 plates on 8; original pictorial wrappers, a fine copy. Much-needed, good quality paperback re-issue of the original Harrap edition of 1957. The best early account, with some rare photographs, of the harassment of Germany's North African supply route. During the bitter sixteenth-month struggle half the Axis shipping was sunk, but half the submarines (largely from the legendary 10th Flotilla) failed to return
1944Sm. 8vo., First Edition; cloth, a very good, clean copy in unclipped dustwrapper, the latter lightly chipped at edges with very minor loss at head of backstrip. The author's fourth novel of the war and uncommon in this condition
19798vo., First Edition, with 53 plates on 16 and 4 maps in the text; cloth, gilt back, a very good, clean copy in the dustwrapper. First-hand account marred by irritating printing errors. The four 'C'-class AA cruisers fought hard from the outset (Norway, Dunkirk, Malta, Greece); all were sunk through enemy action by October 1942. They were manned partly by reservists from London Division RNR whose story shines through. VERY SCARCE, ESPECIALLY IN THIS CONDITION. Enser, p.61; Law, 1016
19798vo., First Edition, with 53 plates on 16 and 4 maps in the text, top and fore-edge very lightly age-marked; navy cloth, gilt back, a very good, bright, clean copy in unclipped dustwrapper. A PRESENTATION COPY FROM THE AUTHOR WITH HIS SIGNED HOLOGRAPH INSCRIPTION ON FRONT FREE ENDPAPER. With a small trade stamp on front paste-down. First-hand account marred by irritating printing errors. The four 'C' AA cruisers fought hard from the outset (Norway, Dunkirk, Malta, Greece); all were sunk through enemy action by October 1942. They were manned partly by reservists from London Division RNR whose story shines through. SCARCE, ESPECIALLY IN THIS CONDITION. Enser, p.61; Law, 1016
20108vo., First Edition, with numerous plates and 4 full-page maps in the text; black cloth, gilt back, a fine copy in unclipped dustwrapper. The latest monograph on U-class submarines operating from Malta. One of the most successful Allied submarine commanders of WWII, George Hunt commanded ULTOR during no fewer than fifteen missions, sinking a total of 28 enemy vessels and damaging a further four. He ended his career as post-war SNO West Indies.
