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1847ref. 68477Leipzig, Verlag Leopold Voss 1847. Mit 20 litographierten Tafeln., II + 130 Seiten + Tafeln., 4°. Halbleinwand.,
2016ref. __1119211212John Wiley & Sons Inc 2016. Hardcover. New. 1st edition. 1360 pages. 9.00x6.50x2.50 inches. John Wiley & Sons Inc hardcover
2019ref. __1119374545John Wiley & Sons Inc 2019. Hardcover. New. 750 pages. 9.20x6.40x1.50 inches. John Wiley & Sons Inc hardcover
2004ref. x-0205404561Allyn & Bacon 2004. Paperback. New. 2nd edition. 588 pages. 9.00x7.00x1.00 inches. Allyn & Bacon paperback
1793ref. SB-14845Altona, Johann Friederich Hammerich, 1793. XVI, 503 S. Pbd. der Zeit mit goldgeprägtem Rückentitel und dreiseitigem Rotschnitt. Detaillierte landeskundliche Darstellung Dänemarks, Norwegens sowie der Herzogtümer Schleswig und Holstein. Mit einer ganzseitigen Kupferstich-Illustration (Holzersparender Feuerheerd). Der Autor Nikolai Bendix Lange, Diakon der Kieler Nikolai-Kirche, nutzte für seine Arbeit das 1790 erschienene Werk "Breve til en udenlandsk Ven om Danmark af Raadmand E. Dreyer", das er übersetzte, korrigierte und erweiterte. Ihm selbst war es nicht vergönnt, dieses Werk zu vollenden, da er im Dezember 1791 mitten in der Arbeit verstarb. Der Kieler Historiker und Bibliothekar Wilhelm Ernst Christiani (1731 - 1793) führte das Werk schließlich auf Bitten des Verlegers Hammerich zu Ende.
2016ref. x-1138177555Taylor & Francis 2016. Hardcover. New. 2nd edition. 361 pages. 9.75x6.50x1.00 inches. Taylor & Francis hardcover
1990ref. 92135Copenhagen, Munksgaard 1990 In-folio. Reliure éditeur pleine toile vert pâle sous étui à l’identique, jaquette illustrée en couleurs, 413 pp., contient "Icones rerum naturalium" avec 43 planches en couleurs et environ 200 illustrations. Bon exemplaire.
ref. DADAX111928144XWiley 2016-06-20. 1. hardcover. New. 6.30x2.00x9.30. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Wiley hardcover
ref. DADAX1119211212Wiley 2016-03-21. 1. hardcover. New. 6.30x2.70x9.30. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Wiley hardcover
2019ref. x-1119456622John Wiley & Sons Inc 2019. Hardcover. New. 750 pages. 9.25x6.25x1.00 inches. John Wiley & Sons Inc hardcover
2020ref. BN361746Taylor & Francis Ltd 2020. 2020. Hardcover. The Phenomenological Mind The Phenomenological Mind Shaun University of Memphis USA Gallagher Dan University of Copenhagen Denmark Zahavi Taylor & Francis Ltd hardcover
1810Two Volumes. Illustrated with thirteen full page aquatint plates. Offsetting to the text from plates. Mildly XLib. Foxed. 4to. 260 mm. Disbound. Abbey 247. This substantially discounted price allows for a nice re-binding of this important book. **PRICE MUCH REDUCED! TRAVEL/5
2002ref. x-1841273147Sheffield Academic Pr 2002. Hardcover. New. 1st edition. 242 pages. 9.25x6.25x0.75 inches. Sheffield Academic Pr hardcover
1660ref. 441AG1660. Amsterdam Blaeu c.1660. Beautifully handcoloured Original Engraving copper engraving with the decorative and pictoresque Cartouches. Beautifully framed. Size of Frame with map: 66.5 cm x 80 cm. Map itself measures: 44 cm x 58 cm. Excellent condition of this beautiful original 18th century map of this area in Denmark. Framed Handcoloured ! Professionally cleaned historical map beautifully and professionally mounted/restored on see-through acid-free paper. Willem Janszoon Blaeu also abbreviated to Willem Jansz. Blaeu was a Dutch cartographer atlas maker and publisher. Blaeu was born at Uitgeest or Alkmaar. As the son of a well-to-do herring salesman he was destined to succeed his father in the trade but his interests lay more in Mathematics and Astronomy. Between 1594 and 1596 as a student of the Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe he qualified as an instrument and globe maker. In 1600 he discovered the second ever variable star now known as P Cygni. Once he returned to Holland he made country maps and world globes and as he possessed his own printing works he was able to regularly produce country maps in an atlas format some of which appeared in the Atlas Novus published in 1635. In 1633 he was appointed map-maker of the East Indian Company. He was also an editor and published works of Willebrord Snell Descartes Adriaan Metius Roemer Visscher Gerhard Johann Vossius Barlaeus Hugo Grotius Vondel and the historian and poet Pieter Corneliszoon Hooft. He died in Amsterdam. He had two sons Johannes and Cornelis Blaeu who continued their father's mapmaking and publishing business after his death in 1638. Prints of the family's works are still sold today. Original maps are rare collector items. The Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer of Delft 1632-1675 holds a position of great honor among map historians. Several of his paintings illustrate maps hanging on walls or globes standing on tables or cabinets. Vermeer painted these cartographical documents with such detail that it is often possible to identify the actual maps. Evidently Vermeer was particularly attached to a Willem Blaeu - Balthasar Florisz van Berckenrode map of Holland and West Friesland as he represented it as a wall decoration in three of his paintings. Though no longer extant the map's existence is known from archival sources and second edition published by Willem Blaeu in 1621 titled "Nova et Accurata Totius Hollandiae Westfriesiaeq. Topographia Descriptore Balthazaro Florentio a Berkenrode Batavo". Vermeer must have had a copy at his disposal or the earlier one published by Van Berckenrode. Around 1658 he showed it as a wall decoration in his painting "Officer and Laughing Girl" which depicts a soldier in a large hat sitting with his back to viewer talking with a smiling girl who holds a glass in her hand. Bright sunlight bathes the girl and the large map on the wall. Vermeer's gift for realism is evidenced by the fact that the wall map mounted on linen and wooden rods is identifiable as Blaeu's 1621 map of Holland and West Friesland. He captures all of its characteristic design decoration and geographic content." His maps formed the bulk of the Atlas Maior that became a collector's item in Amsterdam. One of Blaeu's globes was purchased at auction by Maarten Magielse a Dutch salesman for the record price of 60.000 euro about $80.000. Magielse is now renting it to the globe museum in Vienna where it is being exhibited. Wikipedia unknown
1948ref. 015871Paris Les Actes des Apotres, Charles de Jonquières Editeur 1948 In-12 Reliure Ed. originale
ref. 1m5313Janssonius Amsterdam um 1650. Teilcolorierte Karte im Kupferstich mit 3 Kartuschen mit Figurendarstellungen wie Putten sowie einem Wappen. Gesamtgröße 76cm x 655 cm. Größe der Darstellung 546 cm x 453 cm. Unter Passepartout und unter Glas gerahmt Karte gebräunt/in Falz etwas aufgehellt. - Maßstabsangaben in deutschen und französischen Meilen - unknown
1775ref. SB-13335Kiøbenhavn, Kongel. Universitets Bogtrykkerie paa A. H. Godiches, 1775. XX, 539 S., 3 Bl. Brauner Original-Halblederband mit goldgeprägtem Rückentitel auf beigem Rückenschild und goldgeprägten Ornamentleisten; Buchdeckel in mehrfariger Marmorierung und mit Lederecken; dreiseitiger Blauschnitt. Landesbeschreibung des Amtes Haderslev in dänischer und deutscher Sprache. Mit Register sowie mehrfach gefalteter farbiger Karte (Haderslev 1768; 35 x 23 cm) im Anhang.
1771ref. 63243CBKopenhagen, Verlag Nicolaus Möller, 1771. 2°. 39,5 x 26,5 cm. 4 Blatt, 286 Seiten. Brauner Ganzlederband der Zeit auf 6 Bünden mit rotem, ledernem Rückenschild mit goldgeprägtem Titel und floralem, goldgeprägtem Buchschmuck und marmorierten Vorsätzen. [5 Warenabbildungen]
1827ref. 048183Stuttgart, Tübingen., J. G. Cotta'sche Buchhandlung., 1827. Herausgegeben von Karl Wächter. Vorhanden sind die Bände : 1,2, 4 - 9 und 14 (von insgesamt 15 Bänden). Zusammen 9 Bände.; Erster Band: Geschichte des kanonischen Rechts bis auf die Zeiten des falschen Isidorus. 1827. XXXII, 316 Seiten. Zweiter Band: Grundriß der Geschichte der christlichen Kirche. Nach der vierten Auflage von 1806. 1827. XIV, 434 Seiten. Vierter Band: Entwurf der Geschichte der Europäischen Staaten, zweiter Theil. 1828XII, 490 Seiten. Fünfter Band: Geschichte der dänischen Revolution im Jahr 1660. 1828. X, 576 Seiten. Sechster und siebter Band: Geschichte des Fürstenthums Hannover seit den Zeiten der Reformation bis zu Ende des siebenzehnten Jahrhunderts. Erster und zweiter Teil.1828, 1835. XXII, 392, XIX, 452 Seiten. Achter Band: Vermischte Schriften über Theologie, Kirchengeschichte und Kirchenrecht. (erster Band ...). 1835. XV, 520 Seiten. Neunter Band: Vermischte Schriften über Theologie, Kirchengeschichte und Kirchenrecht. (zweiter Band ...). 1836. XII, 548 Seiten. ; Vierzehnter Band: Vermischte Schriften über Geschichte der europäischen Staaten. XVI, 500 Seiten;; Zustand: Braune Halblederbände mit schwarzen TitelrückenschildernEibände und Eibandrücken berieben, Einbandkanten bestoßen, Band 8 Lederrücken oben 1cm eingerissen. Vorsätze in allen Bände mit Braunfärbung in den Ecken (Leimflecken bzw. Klebeflecken von nicht mehr vorhandenem Klebeband). "Ludwig Timotheus Freiherr von Spittler (1752 - 1810) war ein deutscher Historiker für Kirchengeschichte, Politische Geschichte und Landesgeschichte. ... Zusammen mit dem Geschichtsforscher Johann Christoph Gatterer, dem Staatsrechtslehrer Johann Stephan Pütter und dem Historiker August Ludwig von Schlözer gründete er die Göttinger historische Schule. Als Begründer der hannoverschen Landesgeschichtsforschung schrieb er 1786 seine Geschichte des Fürstenthums Hannover seit der Reformation. Zusammen mit dem Göttinger Professor Christoph Meiners gab er von Januar 1787 bis August 1791 das Göttingische Historische Magazin heraus." Quelle: wikipedia. 8°. S OHalbleder der Zeit.
1867ref. 50335Kopenhagen, Gyldendalsche Buchhandlung (F. Hegel). Gedr. bei Thieles Buchdruckerei, 1866-1867. VI, 246 S.; 395 S.; XVI, 394 S. Gr.-8vo. HLn.
1856ref. 11871Kjöbenhavn, Barentzen & Co., 1856. Halblederband med læder hjørner; krydse 30 x 40 cm; farvet litograferet titel, 77 tonede og farvede litografier, af hvilke 27 x Östifterne, 20 x Jylland, 16 x Slesvig, 1x Faeröerne, 5 x Island, 3x Grönland und 6 x Vestindiske Öer med tekstsider til hvert billede. (Halblederband mit Lederecken; quer 30 x 40 cm; farbig lithographierter Titel, 77 getönte und farbige Lithographien, davon 27 x Östifterne, 20 x Jütland, 16 x Schleswig, 1x Färöer, 5 x Island, 3 x Grönland und 6 x Westindien/Karibik mit Textseiten zu jeder Abbildung).1856.
ref. 69874o.J. teilkolorierter Kupferstich Nicolaes Visscher Atlas minor Visscher in Amsterdam n. 1656 53 x 44 cm Gleichmäßiger Druck, insgesamt gebräunt. Einriss unten in der Falz (ca. 7 cm)
ref. 19803Montauban Typographie de J. Vidallet 1878 grand in 8 (26,5x17) 1 volume reliure pleine basane marron de l'époque, dos lisse, le plat supérieur est orné d'un important décor estampé à froid d'un motif floral (signé d'un monogramme), 212 pages. Envoi autographe signé de l'auteur à Monsieur L. Dassonville de St-Hubert de Namur (Belgique). Très rare. Bel exemplaire ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request )
1940Very Good English Original 49 real photo postcards (with an original photograph). 9x14 cm. A very good collection. A real photo postcard collection of a Turkish soldier named Mustafa Baspak, including gelatin silver prints (one is hand-colored) of South Africa; attractive views of Cape Town (23 photos), Durban (24 photos), and Natal (2 photos). Some cards are posted to Turkey by military post. Mostly, these real photo postcards are published by Valentine's (SA) Ltd., a photographic/printing company established by Mr. James Valentine (1814-1879) in 1851. In 1963, the company became a subsidiary of John Waddington Ltd.
1680ref. 200040AG1680. Amsterdam F. de Wit c.1680. Original hand-coloured engraving. Plate Size: 58.1 cm x 48.8 cm. Sheet Size: 63.8 cm x 53 cm. Original map. In very good condition with only the slightest hints of browning to outer margns only. This beautifully engraved chart shows the main Danish islands of Funen and Zealand plus the eastern coastline of the Jutland peninsula and a little of southern Sweden. The major Danish cities like Copenhagen Aarhus and Odense are shown on the map. The map is filled with minute detail of fortresses cities towns and tiny villages. Relief depicted pictorially The lower right corner of the map bears a stunningly decorative cartouche featuring the Danish royal coat-of-arms and a Classical scene of putti and merfolk frolicking in the sea with the god Mercury in the foreground. A small compass rose lies off the Schleswig Holstein coast in the Colberger Heide. Frederick de Wit 1629/1630 1706 was a Dutch cartographer and artist who drew printed and sold maps. By 1648 during the height of the Dutch Golden Age De Wit had moved from Gouda to Amsterdam. As early as 1654 he had opened a printing office and shop under the name "De Drie Crabben" the Three Crabs which was also the name of his house on the Kalverstraat. In 1655 De Wit changed the name of his shop to the "Witte Pascaert" the White Chart. Under this name De Wit and his firm became internationally known. The first cartographic images that De Wit engraved were a plan of Haarlem that has been dated to 1648. The first charts engraved by De Wit were published in 1654 under the "De Drie Crabben" address. The first map that was both engraved and dated by De Wit was that of Denmark: "REGNI DANIÆ Accuratissima delineatio Perfeckte Kaerte van 't CONJNCKRYCK DENEMARCKEN" in 1659. His first world maps "NOVA TOTIUS TERRARUM ORBIS TABULA AUCTORE F. DE WIT" and Nova Totius Terrarum Orbis Tabula appeared around 1660. His Atlas began to appear around 1662 and by 1671 included anywhere from 17 to 151 maps each. In the 1690s he began to use a new title page "Atlas Maior" but continued to use his old title page. His atlas of the Low Countries first published in 1667 was named Nieuw Kaertboeck van de XVII Nederlandse Provinciën and contained 14 to 25 maps. De Wit quickly expanded upon his first small folio atlas which contained mostly maps printed from plates that he had acquired to an atlas with 27 maps engraved by or for him. By 1671 he was publishing a large folio atlas with as many as 100 maps. After Frederick de Wit's death in 1706 his wife Maria continued the business for four years printing and editing De Wit's maps until 1710. However as De Wit's son Franciscus was already a prosperous merchant by this time and had little interest in his father's business he did not take over the publishing house. In 1710 Maria sold the firm at auction. At the auction most of the atlas plates and some of the wall map were sold to Pieter Mortier whose publishing company grew to become one of the largest cartography publishing houses of the 18th century. The 27 chart plates from his 1675 Sea atlas were sold at the 1710 auction to the Amsterdam print seller Luis Renard who published them under his own name in 1715 and then sold them to Rennier and Joshua Ottens who continued to publish them until the mid-1700s. Wikipedia unknown
