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1979Best.-Nr. UAGUSEV01LRUniversity of Texas 1979. Fine. Aguilera-Malta Demetrio. Seven Serpents and Seven Moons. Austin TX: University of Texas 1979. 305pp. 8vo. Cloth. Book condition: Near fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Very good with bumped edges and a short closed tear at head of rear panel. University of Texas hardcover books
1981Best.-Nr. UAGUSEV00LRBard 1981. Very Good. Aguilera-Malta Demetrio. Seven Serpents and Seven Moons. New York City: Bard 1981. 305pp. 12mo. Mass Market. Book condition: Very good. Bard paperback books
1920Best.-Nr. 2095Malta : s.n. 1920. Softcover. Very good. Dates: 1920-1930. Original cloth portfolio 17 x 11 cm folding out to ca. 350 cm with 32 panels of which 5 are of a panoramic view of the harbor. Includes also a view of the H.M.S. Melbourne in the harbor. Faint early ownership stamp inside lower cover. s.n. unknown books
1864Best.-Nr. 15184Malta 1864. Modern cloth-backed boards 27pp. About Very Good. Four Maltese officials-- R. Sciortino F. Pullicino P. Mifsud and F.M. Torreggiani-- support the petition of 4464 residents of Malta printed in English and Italian. It states grievances and asks for more effective municipal government reform of election laws and criminal codes appointment of a civil rather than a military governor and sensible expenditures on local projects. They advise that the petition expresses "the wishes of almost the whole population of these Islands." FIRST EDITION. Not in NUC or on OCLC. unknown books
1913Best.-Nr. 4747Ottawa: Government Printing Bureau 1913. Large octavo 143 pages. With full-color illustrations after watercolors by Norman Criddle. First edition. Descriptions of each of the major North American fodder and pasture grasses. For each section there is a botanical description geographical distribution habitat cultural conditions climate habits of growth agricultural value pasture seed and quality of seed. Very good in publisher's gilt-stamped olive green cloth. Government Printing Bureau hardcover books
1949Best.-Nr. 245709Milan: Ciarroca Edition 1949. First. hardcover. very good. Illustrated with 28 pages of color plates and other b/w figures throughout. 383 page. 8vo white-stamped red cloth light edgewear; wood pulp paper toned as usual. Milan: Ciarroca Edition 1949. First edition. Overall a very good copy of this uncommon book. Ciarroca Edition unknown books
1979Best.-Nr. 4632Austin & London: University of Texas 1979. First US edition. 30 pp. Red ink dot on bottom edge else near fine in near fine dust jacket. Translated from the Spanish by Gregory Rabassa. Austin & London: University of Texas unknown books
1837Best.-Nr. 218426Paris: Aime Andre and Ve. le Normant 1837. hardcover. very good. Atlas with 68 of 72 maps. 16 pp. of text including title page. Folio 1/2 leather with brown marble boards and guilt lettered spine. Wear to corners and spine of original marble board cover. Staining to table of contents and introduction maps unaffected. Maps include modern depictions as well as the world through time biblical ancient and medieval. This edition was revised by Jean Jacques Nicolas and reissued by Victor Adolphe Malte-Brun son of Conrad. Aime Andre and Ve. le Normant unknown books
1832Best.-Nr. 15759Philadelphia: Griggs & Elliot 1832. Folio pp. 3 plus 40 full-page hand-colored maps most a bit cockled but clean with strong coloring; upper joint becoming tender stitching loosening but otherwise a good-looking copy in original half red straight-grain morocco publisher's green printed paper label on upper cover simple gilt lettering and rules on spine. Griggs & Elliot unknown books
1828Best.-Nr. 85936Philadelphia: John Grigg 1828. Hardcover. Very Good. title-page Index list of maps followed by 40 maps. Index and maps printed on one side only with versos blank. Recent quarterbinding marble boards backed in leather. 30cm. Original title label lightly chipped at corners preserved and mounted on front cover. Old armorial bookplate also preserved and mounted on new endpaper. Some offsetting from maps on facing blank leaves. One map Eastern Hemisphere has chipping and one short tear along fore-edge. Minor browning and a few spots of foxing. Hand-coloring on all maps. John Grigg hardcover books
1979Best.-Nr. 68698Austin:: University of Texas Press. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. 1979. Hardcover. 0292775520 . Translated from the Spanish by Gregory Rabassa. First edition thus. Remainder mark on bottom edge else very good in a very good minor edge wear fading along the spine dust jacket. . University of Texas Press, hardcover books
1991Best.-Nr. 232532West Hollywood: The Leather Journal/Dave Rhodes 1991. Magazine. 84p. including covers 8x10.5 inches articles interviews reviews ads services illustrated with b&w photos and art very good rough trade leather and SM magazine in stapled pictorial glossy wraps. Leather and motorcycle club magazine. Published quarterly for the first 20 or so issues then it switched to monthly. Eventually renamed "Cuir The Leather Journal/Dave Rhodes unknown books
1824Best.-Nr. 1227812Boston: Wells And Lilly 1824. First Edition Thus. Ocatavos; G/No jacket hardcover; Brown black and red leather spines with gilt lettering; 8 Volumes bound in brown leather; All volumes have significant wear at the edges and corners spines are creased and rubbed some fraying at the corners and light bending to the boards; Bindings are sturdy; Text blocks are greatly age darkened some foxing throughout the texts some spots of liquid staining to the texts no marking to the texts; 8 Volume Set. shelved above political science. 1227812. Shelved Dupont Bookstore. Wells And Lilly unknown books
1782Best.-Nr. 2968Frankfurt and Leipzig: s.n. 1782. 8vo in sheets sheet size 372 x 460 mm. Two and a half sheets A8 B8 C4 paginated 39 1. Woodcut title vignette and headpiece. Foxing to title first sheet dust-soiled along folds and edges a few tiny perforations at folds. The sheets untrimmed folded in a modern cloth case. Probable First Edition of a succinct description of the Order of Saint John also known as the Knights Hospitaller or the Knights of Malta of the island itself and its unique social structure and of the Order's hospitals and good works. The anonymous author emphasizes throughout the Order's historical links to the German-speaking lands pointing out for example that it was thanks to the Habsburg Holy Roman Emperor Charles V that the former Knights of Rhodes who had wandered homeless for seven years after the Ottomans' successful siege of Rhodes were able to settle in Malta in 1530. Following a brief history of the Order which mentions St. Paul's shipwreck and miracles the writer turns to the island and its towns filled with fine international hostels plentiful food from Sicily the island of Malta being barren and gleaming hospitals "the most beautiful in the world. more heavenly than earthly" for the Order notes the author is equally devoted to war and healing. This most interesting part of the monograph describes the functioning of the hospitals and notes that health care is provided to all inhabitants not only the Knights and their entourages and that those who cannot pay are treated for free p. 21. The rest of the pamphlet lauds the magnificent palace of the Grand Master and reviews the various knightly ranks and their entry requirements which included proof of at least 200 years of nobility. An Addendum describes the order's German seat in Heitersheim and other continental branches Castilian Provencal French Welsh etc. and lists the other chapters confusingly known as "langues" or tongues Zunge and the languages and nationalities each represented; the German langue for example included Hungarian Croatian Dalmatian Polish Bohemian Danish and Swedish. The author notes p. 32-33 that the English had not been admitted since 1537 which he finds irrational given the acceptance not only of Lutheran and Calvinist branches but even of a "Schismatic" Russian branch. Three copies located all in Germany SB Berlin Bavarian SB and Goettingen. VD18 10680292 this edition only; cf. Hellwald Bibliographie Méthodique de L'Ordre Souv. de St Jean de Jérusalem Rome 1885. pp. 27 & 280 listing a different edition with imprint Regensburg: Montag 1782 of which I locate no copies. s.n. hardcover books
1958Best.-Nr. 52851Stockholm: Tidens Förlag 1958. quarter cloth paper-covered boards dust jacket. large 12mo. quarter cloth paper-covered boards dust jacket. 791 pages. "a quick trip through the history of the book from old Egyptian papyrus rolls.to the democratic era of public libraries and study circles." A few illustrations. Simply written probably for juvenile readers. Tidens Förlag unknown books
1834Best.-Nr. 022253Boston: Samuel Walker 1834. Quarto. In three volumes with additions and corrections by James G. Percival embellished with a complete atlas and a series of beautiful engravings. Collated finding 3 frontispieces 3 engraved title pages and 3 regular title pages 39 engraved plates of which two are folding and 28 maps. Volume I: xx 640pp. volume II and III: with continuous pagination; xx 680 and xv 13941pp. directions to the binder. Bound in contemporary calf trimmed in a decorative gilt design spines ruled in gilt with compartments lettered and decorated in gilt all edges marbled with marbled endpapers from the Hadley Young Man's Library with their gift plate and a few leaves discreetly marked with their stamp. Scattered foxing toning or off-setting previous owner's name dated 1845. A very good set. Samuel Walker unknown books
Best.-Nr. 008087Heidelberg: Carl Winter - Ueniversitaetsverlag 1990. First Edition. Cloth. Near Fine/Near Fine. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 343 pp. German text. Band 22 in series Probleme Der Dichtung. Heidelberg: Carl Winter - Ueniversitaetsverlag, 1990 unknown books
1807Best.-Nr. 8152Paris: Henri Tardieu 1807. First edition. Wraps. Fine. 8vo. xii4982pp. Orig. plain blue wrappers uncut. Fine copy. Henri Tardieu paperback books
1977Best.-Nr. 227746Mexico D.F.: Joaquin Mortiz 1977. Paperback. 157p. text in Spanish very good mass market-size paperback with a sewn textblock paperstock mildly toned a well-put-together item in decorative blue and green wraps. Biblioteca paralela. Author born in Ecuador the first edition of this novel published in Chile 1935. Joaquin Mortiz paperback books
1992Best.-Nr. 100316New York: Editorial Arcas 1992. Paperback. 89p. text in Spanish very good first edition trade paperback in red wraps. Ecuadorian American poet. Editorial Arcas paperback books
1980Best.-Nr. 131875Valletta Malta: National Museum of Fine Arts 1980. Softcover. VG- shelfwear to cover especially on bottom edge minor soiling and age toning. White wraps with color illustration. Unpaginated. Profusely illustrated with 25 color and many BW plates. Text in Italian and English. National Museum of Fine Arts paperback books
1985Best.-Nr. WRCLIT39441Clifton NJ: Humana Press 1985. Quarto. Cloth. Illustrated by George Bartko. First U.S. edition translated by Peter Earle. Review copy with slip pasted to flyleaf and with publisher's flyer laid in. About fine in dust jacket. Humana Press hardcover books
1843Best.-Nr. 708021843. Malte-Brun Conrad. PRECIS DE LA GEOGRAPHIE UNIVERSELLE ou Description de Toutes les Parties du Monde. d'apres les grandes divisions naturelles du globe. Revised and augmented by Jean-Jacques-Nicolas Huot. Atlas volume. Paris Bureau des Publications Illustrees 1843. Folio. ivpp. 86ff. Contemporary red quarter-morocco gilt. Contains 86 plates with 72 beautifully engraved hand-colored maps fourteen of them double-page. Without the text volumes published 1840-42. One-inch tear to edge of one plate not affecting printed area and wear to extremities of binding else fine. The plates are clean and lovely. Only one copy of the set which may or may not include the atlas listed in OCLC. unknown books
1980Best.-Nr. 50580Clifton:: Humana Press. Near Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. 1980. Hardcover. 0896030199 . The author's first novel. Translated from the Spanish by John and Carolyn Brushwood. First edition thus. Very near fine in like dust jacket. . Humana Press, hardcover books
1840Best.-Nr. 1014134to leather spine and boards illustrated with 25 engravings and 12 folding maps and charts 1045 1 pp. Binding worn at joints and edges covers a bit worn and rubbed too some plates show a good deal of foxing but maps are generally bright and clean but may not be bound in correct order; overall very good. This work includes 25 steel engravings of important places in Europe including Naples Rome Paris and Amsterdam. There are also 12 attractive folding maps and charts colored in outline. Maps of Europe France North America South America Asia Africa and the Ancient World are included. books
