18.059 risultati
2001Limited edition (433/500) in German. Facsimile boards, with printed light facsimile dampstaining as issued; 16mo - 6" to 7" tall; 82 pages
1894Edges a bit tanned. ; A handsome and tight copy. Including map in rear pocket ; 16mo - 6" to 7" tall; 376 pages
2001Limited edition (435/500) in German. Facsimile boards, with printed light facsimile dampstaining as issued; 16mo - 6" to 7" tall; 82 pages
1973Small chips to DJ ; B&W Photographs; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; 429 pages
1972DJ with small chips along edges ; Ex-Library; B&W Photographs; 8vo; 217 pages
ND. {1960s}; Color Photographs; 8vo; 63 pages
1959Back boards a bit torn ; Rear fold-out map. Numorous sketches; Sketches, B&W Photographs; 8vo; 80 pages
1975Edges a bit foxing. Light chipping to DJ top spine ; 8vo; 479 pages
1964Ex-lib with minimal markings ; Hachette World Guides; Maps; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; 921 pages
1978Stamped on front free endpaper; The Great Cities; Color Photographs; 4to 11" - 13" tall
1978Former owner's writing on front endpaper. 3 small marks from paperclips; Color Photographs; 4to; 287 pages
1909Boards a bit darkened and gilt lettering faded. Usual browning to front endpaper. Front hinge a bit gapping (but holding strongly). Blindstamp to half title page. Rear fold out map with light edgewear ; Fold-out map in rear pocket. With 16 maps, 30 plans, 2 diagrams, and a panorama of athens; 16mo - 6" to 7" tall; 447 pages
1909Boards darkened. Front free endpaper darkened and detached but present. Former owner's name and blindstamp to first few pages. A tight copy with edges browned ; Fold-out map in rear pocket; 16mo - 6" to 7" tall; 447 pages
1964Light rubbing to extremities. ; Large rear fold out map ; B&W Photographs; 12mo 7" - 7½" tall; 190 pages
in-4, pp. 191, 166 ill. in nero e a col., leg. edit. tela, sovracop. fig. Panorama critico della pittura, scultura e architettura greca.. .
1963Piccola Biblioteca Einaudi.Brossura editoriale.Ottima copia.Pp.430 piu' indice dei nomi.
LA HAYE, H. scheurleer, 1748 - E.O. - In-4 - 1/2 Reliure très frottée, avec manques, plats velin de réemploi (d'époque) - - (2), 678 pages - - 2 Cartes de la Syrie et de la Phénicie, Etats desCananéens, Moabites, Hammonites, Madianites, Iduméens, Amalécites avant et lors de la sortie des Israélites d'Egypte - 5 planches dépliantes deTadmor, Palmire, Sépultures phéniciennes, Camp d'Israël - Frais intérioeurement Taduction française de l'ouvrage de ...... Vers 1730, on publia les premiers numéros d'une vaste entreprise littéraire, proposée par souscription dont le plan avait été dressé par M. Sale, habile dans les langues orientales : c'était une histoire universelle de tous les peuples du monde. Comme cet ouvrage obtenait peu de succès, les propriétaires, ayant appris que Psalmanazar avait dirigé ses études sur l'histoire ancienne, lui proposèrent de coopérer à cette entreprise. Il y consentit, à condition que l'ouvrage soit rédigé dans un tout autre esprit et que les écritures saintes soient prises pour base. Dès que Psalmanazar eut mis à jour les volumes dont il était l'auteur, le nombre des souscripteurs augmenta considérablement. Il s'y consacra jusqu'à sa mort en 1763. Cette compilation eu un très grand succès. Elle contient notamment l'histoire des Juifs, des Celtes, l'histoire ancienne de la Grèce, de l'Espagne, l'histoire des anciens Empires de Nicée et de Trébizonde, les histoires des Germains et des Gaulois, l'histoire de Thèbes et de Corinthe, la retraite des dix-mille pour la partie ancienne;...."L'histoire ancienne est plus estimée que la moderne". Brunet III -212....
Librairie ancienne Honoré CHAMPION - PARIS. - 1922 - 1 ère Edition - In-4, 280 x 195 mm - Relié - Dos lisse, titre doré, décoré de 2 têtes - Couverture illustrée conservée - Quelques traces d'humidité, sans conséquence - Ouvrage orné de 142 figures et 8 planches hors texte dont 5 en couleurs - 308 pages - Bon exemplaire
20008°, 23 cm, pp. 268, diverse figure nel testo, brossura editoriale illustrata con risvolti, titolo al piatto e dorso, esemplare come nuovo
1990(Harlequin Romance, 275)
19508°, 23 cm, pp. 11, 48 tavole fuori testo, rilegatura editoriale, titolo al piatto e dorso, tracce d'uso al dorso, ex libris privato applicato al contropiatto, esemplare molto buono
20201960. The world is dancing on the edge of revolution, and nowhere more so than on the Greek island of Hydra, where a circle of poets, painters and musicians live tangled lives, ruled by the writers Charmian Clift and George Johnston, troubled king and queen of bohemia. Forming within this circle is a triangle: its points the magnetic, destructive writer Axel Jensen, his dazzling wife Marianne Ihlen, and a young Canadian poet named Leonard Cohen. Into their midst arrives teenage Erica, with little more than a bundle of blank notebooks and her grief for her mother. Settling on the periphery of this circle, she watches, entranced and disquieted, as a paradise unravels.
1993Brochure relating to the problem of irrendentist attitudes in the FROM. Dated January 1993. 13p. illus maps.Only one copy in WorldCat.
2015Smyrna, one of the wealthiest cities and the most advanced civilizations in the Middle East (present-day Turkey) with a unique mixture of many nationalities-Greek, Armenian, Jewish, Turkish, European, and American-perished into ashes in September 1922. The Smyrniots became victims through the orders of Mustafa Ataturk, who was responsible for one of the largest purges of humanity known to man. This eradication led to the loss of 3.5 million Greek and Armenian Orthodox Christians who had occupied Asia Minor since the time of Alexander the Great. In September 1922, Ataturk led his troops into Smyrna (now Izmir), a predominantly Greek Christian City that was known as the City of Infidels to the Turks. The Turks then proceeded to indulge in an orgy of pillage, rape, and slaughter. This City of Infidels was cleansed and destroyed and with it the last hub of Christians in Turkey. The Whispering Voices of Smyrna is proof of the horrible atrocities the Turks, whether private citizens or government officials, committed by plundering, torturing, mutilating, burning alive, and massacring women, children, and aged people. The book details these brutal acts that were decided, planned, and directed by the Turkish central authorities and were aimed at cleansing lands under Turkish control of non-Muslim citizens. The Whispering Voices of Smyrna combines history and storytelling so that readers understand how the decision by government and military leaders of the victorious Allied powers affected the people of Smyrna. Through the eyes of the Samithakis family, one lives the cataclysmic events that determined the fate of Asia Minor following World War I. The Samithakis family lived a life of luxury among the different nationalities in Smyrna, until the Turks forced them to flee with other Greek, Armenian and European residents of Smyrna. In the course of their struggle to save themselves from the fire, the massacres, rapes, mutilations and plundering, they lost one another and became refugees, beggars and exiles. The reader also lives through the stages of destruction of a civilization centered on the once-thriving and beloved city of Smyrna. 350p.
