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J. de Gigord. Non daté. In-8 Carré. Broché. Etat d'usage. 2ème plat abîmé. Dos abîmé. Intérieur acceptable. 245 pages. Illustré d'une carte et de nombreuses photos en noir et blanc dans et hors texte. Plaisirs des îles. Escales ioniennes. Cythère. Cyclades. Samothrace.
Broché. 248 pages.
1970André Bonne 1970, In-8 relié toile orangée de l'éditeur, 169 pages. Photos en hors texte. Parfait état.
1970Collection " Les Grands Documentaires Illustrés " : Rhodes , Patmos , Kos , Nissiros , Karpathos , Kalymnos illustré de 15 photographies en noir et blanc hors-texte , et d'une carte . - 170 p. , 550 gr.
Gr. In-8, 126p. Illustré de phot. n/b et coul. de l'auteur. Enrichi d'un envoi autographe signé à Charles Exbrayat.
ISBN : 2719102075. VILO.. Non daté. In-8 Carré. Broché. Bon état. Couv. convenable. Dos plié. Intérieur frais. 304 + 64 + VII pages. Couverture rempliée. Nombreuses illustrations et photos en noir et blanc et en couleurs dans le texte et hors texte.
in-4° XVII pp. de texte, 88 pp. de photographies et un feuillet depliant de table, plats carton leger, couverture illustree rempliee. E.O.— Exemplaire H.C., numerote. COMME NEUF. [P-10]
réf. 64970Venezia, Editoria Universitaria, 1998. 17 x 24, 501 pp., broché (brossura/paperback), très bon état (in ottimo stato).
1844réf. GR407Paris, Lebailly, 1844. In-12o, 4 tomes en vol. de 220, 224, 180, 224 p. avec 4 front. graves. Rousseur dans le texte, rel. 1/2 basane cont., dos a nerfs.
1947réf. 4365Les Belles Lettres, 1947, in-8°, xi-363 pp, broché, C. de bibl., bon état (Coll. Budé). Texte grec et traduction française en regard
1947réf. 101723Les Belles Lettres, 1947, in-8°, xi-367 pp, broché, C. de bibl., bon état (Coll. Budé). Texte grec et traduction française en regard
réf. 79540Paris, Editions Baudelaire, 1967. 13 x 20, 595 pp., reliure d'édition dos toilé, bon état (tranches tachées).
1976réf. 133622New York, Arno Press 1976 In-8 23,5 x 15 cm. Reliure éditeur simili-cuir havane, dos lisse, pièce de titre noire, XVI-800 pp., notes en bas de page, avec une autobiographie de l'auteur, 2 cartes, 8 plans et environ 2000 gravures sur bois, index, sommaire.
18202 volumi, 15 cm, rilegatura in mezza pelle, titolo e fregi in oro al dorso, tagli spruzzati; p.vii, 360; 333. Un ritratto di Omero in antiporta, inciso da Giuseppe Benaglia al primo volume; Un ritratto di Monti in antioirta al secondo volume. Firmetta con data alla prima carta. Tracce d'uso alle cerniere e qualche rara e leggera brunitura, ma buon esemplare
1973réf. 107180BBLugano, Edizioni Pantarei, (1973). Quer-4° (27,5 x 38,5 cm.). [3] Bl., 64 S., [3] Bl. mit 64 teils doppelblattgr. Duatone-Tafeln und 1 beil. Orig.-Photographie (Silbergelatine, 23 x 26,5 cm.). Illustr. Orig.-Pappband.
réf. 76530Charpentier libraire éditeur 1869 livre roman 19*12 558 pages
1975réf. 100148737HarperCollins Children's Books 1975 18x5x25cm. 1975. Cartonné jaquette. Encyclopédie illustrée couvrant tous les aspects du monde antique classique incluant mythologie art littérature et histoire. Écrite par deux experts reconnus elle contient plus de 650 images en couleur et sert de référence complète sur la civilisation classique
1985On 26 April 1944, Generalmajor Karl Kreipe, commanding the German forces occupying Crete, left H Q at Heraklion for his perisonal quarters. He never arrived. Instead, he was driven past 24 of his own guard posts, acknowledging the sentries'salutes while a hidden British officer pressed a gun into his side. 20 days later Kreipe and his chief abductors - Major Patrick Leigh-Fermor and the author - reached British-held Cairo. One of the finest true adventure stories of the last war, this justly famous book describes the secret landings, the plan, the stalking and victim. Moss's sharp eye brings to life the national characteristics of thw German solider, the British officer, and the Cretan andarte - characteristics which often showed themselves all too strongly during the day of "monotony, and sweat, and thirst, and sickening fear' in the mountains, hiding from a huge Nazi manhunt. The tale (based on Moss's own diaries) is told with humour and tolerance and, the fear and discomfort forgotten, is today remembered as one of romantic valour. The exploit earned even the Germans' grudging admiration, and showed them that their most exalted commanders were not safe from death or capture. 192p. illus. Withdrawn from the Royal Canadian Military Institute, Ex-Library with usual marks. Solidly rebound with original paper wraps laminated to boards. Ex-Library
1950On 26 April 1944, Generalmajor Karl Kreipe, commanding the German forces occupying Crete, left H Q at Heraklion for his perisonal quarters. He never arrived. Instead, he was driven past 24 of his own guard posts, acknowledging the sentries'salutes while a hidden British officer pressed a gun into his side. 20 days later Kreipe and his chief abductors - Major Patrick Leigh-Fermor and the author - reached British-held Cairo. One of the finest true adventure stories of the last war, this justly famous book describes the secret landings, the plan, the stalking and victim. Moss's sharp eye brings to life the national characteristics of thw German solider, the British officer, and the Cretan andarte - characteristics which often showed themselves all too strongly during the day of "monotony, and sweat, and thirst, and sickening fear' in the mountains, hiding from a huge Nazi manhunt. The tale (based on Moss's own diaries) is told with humour and tolerance and, the fear and discomfort forgotten, is today remembered as one of romantic valour. The exploit earned even the Germans' grudging admiration, and showed them that their most exalted commanders were not safe from death or capture. 192 p. plates,maps Book
1986224p. illus.index. Book
1986244p. illus.bibliography.index Book
1835réf. 036268John Murray 1835. First Hardcover Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. Two Volumes. Full Black Calf With "Illustrations Of Byron" And Volume Numbers On Spine In Gilt Covers And Spine Elaborately Stamped In Blind Yellow Silk Endpapers. No Text. Simple Half-Title Followed By Table Of Contents In Each Volume 53 Plates In First Volume And 67 Plates In The Second Volume; Originally Issued In 24 Parts 1833-1834 With 120 Plates In Total Then This First Hardcover Issue Undated But 1835 With All Plates Bound In Two Volumes. Later The Complete Set Of 123 Plates With 3 Vignettes Was Published In 3 Volumes And Still Later It Was Enlarged To 126 And Then 130 Illustrations And Incorporated Into Sets With Explanatory Text Included. Slight Wear At Lower Edges And Corners And Fresh But Volume I Has A1/2" X 1/2" Chip At Upper Right Corner Of Spine And Volume Ii Has A 1" X 3/4" Chip Which Is Detached And Laid In Loosely. No Marks But Gift Card Of Mrs. Hosmer A. Johnson Dated In 1899 To Her Granddaughter. Hosmer Allen Johnson M.D. L.L.D. 1822 - 1891 Was An American Physician Academic And Mason From New York. After Graduating From The University Of Michigan He Moved To Chicago Illinois To Attend Rush Medical College. There He Became An Understudy Of William B. Herrick And Joined His Medical Practice. Receiving A Doctor Of Medicine In 1852 Johnson Was Named Lecturer On Physiology At Rush Eventually Chairing A Department There. In 1859 He Co-Founded The Chicago Medical College At Lind University Which Later Became The Feinberg School Of Medicine Of Northwestern University. During The Civil War Johnson Was The Top Medical Aide In The State Presiding Over The Board Of Medical Examiners For The State Of Illinois. Hosmer Johnson Was Initiated Into The Masonic Order In 1853 And Rose To Become Grand Orator Of The Grand Lodge Of Illinois. He Organized A Knights Templar Chapter For Illinois And Was First Officer Of That Branch For Two Terms. He Became A Member Of The Supreme Council Of The Scottish Rite Northern Jurisdiction In 1861 Later Becoming And Officer. He Could Speak Seven Foreign Languages Fluently And Also Had A Strong Knowledge Of The Ojibwe Language. He Served On The Board Of Trustees Of The University Of Chicago And Northwestern University. John Murray hardcover
Napoli, Stamperia del Fibreno, 1871. In 8°pp.12n.+1 Tavv.ripirg.f.t. bross.edit. (Cop. Anterr.macchiata).
