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1863réf. 1-0-127Stuttgart, Selbstverlag von P. Gauger, 1863. Kl.8°, mit 1 mehrf. gefalt. Panorama, 1 gefalt. lithogr. Eisenbahnkarte, 2 gefalt. Stadtpl. u. einigen Textholzstichen VIII, 610, 24 S., 3 Bll., Roter OLn. mit Blindprägung.
1911réf. feb1188861911. Used. For more details please contact me unknown
18849 guide in francese e tedesco. Questo l'elenco con numero di carte e tavole. 1.SWITZERLAND (with portions of ITALY, SAVOY, AND TYROL) – 1907 (9 carte, 18 piante, e 11 panorami) ; 2. L’ITALIE DES ALPES A’ NAPLES – 1909 (25 carte, 29 piante di città, 23 piante d’edifici o di musei) ; 3. ITALIEN VON DEN ALPEN BIS NEAPEL – 1890 12 grandi carte, 24 piccole carte e piante di città, 14 piante d’edifici; 4. ITALIE CENTRALE Y COMPRIS ROME ET SES ENVIRONS – 1900 (11 carte, 46 piante, un panorama, tavola dei blasoni papali) ; 5. PARIS ET SES ENVIRONS - 1884 (10 carte, 23 piante) ; 6. PARIS UND NORDLICHE FRANCHREICH – 1905 (16 carte, 34 piante di città); 7. SUD EST DE LA FRANCE - 1910 (23 carte, 28 piante, 2 panorami) ; 8. SUD-OUEST DE LA FRANCE – 1906 (13 carte, 25 piante di città e 1 panorama) 9. ALLEMAGNE – 1914 (23 carte, 112 piante di città). Tutti completi. Tela editoriale rossa con titoli al primo piatto e al dorso. Tagli spruzzati.
1909réf. 979Y27Leipzig : Karl Baedeker Publisher 1909. Cloth. Very Good Indeed. 6.5" by 4.5". Not Stated . A pleasing early edition of this traveller's handbook to the United States from renowned publisher Karl Baedeker with folding maps. Fourth revised edition. In the publisher's original cloth binding.Illustrated with thirty-three maps ten folding and forty-eight plans seventeen folding. Collated complete. These 'Baedeker' handbooks from the company of German publisher Karl Baedeker set the standard for authoritative guidebooks for tourists. They contain among other things maps and information regarding routes travel facilities noteworthy sights attractions and museums written by specialists. This guide to the United States comprises 120 routes across the middles states New England the middle west the far west California southern states Mexico Cuba and Alaska. In the publisher's original red cloth binding. Externally very smart with light rubbing to the extremities and faint white marks to the front board. Internally firmly bound. With only minor age toning to the endpapers otherwise a bright and clean book. Very Good Indeed Karl Baedeker, Publisher hardcover
1859réf. 56616BBCoblenz, Verlag von Karl Baedeker, 1859. 12°. Mit chromolithographiertem Frontispiz, Titelbl., 15 S. und einer Karte "Nachtrag", 390 S. Mit 9 Karten und Bergskizzen, 16 Ansichten und 8 Stadtplänen und einer Gesamtkarte. Roter Originalleinwandband mit goldgeprägtem Deckel- und Rückentitel.
1913Light rubbing to extremities. Front hinge weakening. Light occasional foxing. One map with light marginal wear; "Mit 21 Karten, 84 Plänen u. Grundrissen und 55 Abbildungen" ; 16mo - 6" to 7" tall; 438 pages
1907Light rubbing to boards. One corner lightly bumped. Maps with light marginal wear. Price sticker on front free endpaper. ; A baedeker clone. This edition is in the correct color (red) with gilt letterin. Numerous ads in front and back, as seen in Cook's travel guides. ; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; 632 pages
réf. 111795Karl Baedeker Leipzig 1948 . First edition. 74pp 3 maps adverts publisher's red pictorial wrappers slightly worn; a very good copy. This was the first post-War edition published by Baedeker. The three brothers were trying to rebuild the company after the war with limited means. Apparently some text on page 62 of " Leipzig " was altered after the Soviet authorities protested. Hinrichsen D437. Karl Baedeker, Leipzig 1948 unknown
réf. 112324Karl Baedeker Leipzig 1948 . First edition. 74pp 3 maps; publisher's red pictorial wrappers; a very good copy. This was the first post-War edition published by Baedeker. The three brothers were trying to rebuild the company after the war with limited means. Apparently some text on page 62 of " Leipzig " was altered after the Soviet authorities protested. However in this particular copy the pages are unchanged and also there no adverts. Scarce. Hinrichsen N1 Karl Baedeker, Leipzig 1948 unknown
réf. 125636Karl Baedeker Leipzig 1943. . First edition lxiv 264pp 3 maps 6 town plans previous owner's card inserted loose; publisher's coarse grained red cloth binding gilt lettered spine slightly faded as usual; a very good copy. The first and only edition of this title which describes those parts of occupied Poland that were not annexed by Greater Germany. The name of the Territory derived from the old name under Czarist Russia before World War I "General Gouvernement of Warsaw" and used by the Germans during the 1914/18 War after they had captured the region from Russia. The map is dated "IV/43" and is therefore the first issue of this unusual title. Variant of Hinrichsen D258a. Karl Baedeker, Leipzig 1943. hardcover
réf. 119382Karl Baedeker Leipzig 1943. . First edition lxiv 264pp 3 maps 6 town plans; publisher's coarse grained red cloth binding gilt lettered spine slightly faded as usual; a very good copy. The first and only edition of this title which describes those parts of occupied Poland that were not annexed by Greater Germany. The name of the Territory derived from the old name under Czarist Russia before World War I "General Gouvernement of Warsaw" and used by the Germans during the 1914/18 War after they had captured the region from Russia. The map is dated "IV/43" and is therefore the first issue of this unusual title. Variant of Hinrichsen D258a. Karl Baedeker, Leipzig 1943. hardcover
réf. 115463Karl Baedeker Leipzig. 1936 . Twenty-first edition x 205pp 2 maps 11 plans 17 floor plans previous owner's ink signature and pencil notes on front free endpapers government stamp on front endpaper; publisher's original pictorial wrappers; a very good copy. Unusual edition published on the occasion of the Berlin Olympic Games in 1936. This copy does not contain the plan of the Olympic Games as it was issued after 1936. This particular volume has the stamp "Verkaufsfaehig nach Kart.Veroeff.VO 6.2.40" inside on the front endpaper. This means this volume had passed the censor and was fit for sale according to the German regulations i.e. strategic areas such as railways have been removed. Hinrichsen D221 Karl Baedeker, Leipzig. 1936 unknown
réf. 124928Karl Baedeker Leipzig 1908. . Sixth edition. clxxxiv 439pp 24 maps 76 plans and 57 vignettes; publisher's red cloth gilt slight spotting to the cloth original printed brown dust jacket with some restoration; overall a very good copy. New maps include Assuan and Khartoum. Issued c.1908. Hinrichsen E251 Karl Baedeker, Leipzig 1908. hardcover
réf. 125535Karl Baedeker Leipzig 1929 . Eighth edition. ccviii 495pp 106 maps and plans 56 woodcuts; publisher's variant coarse-grained binding gilt lettering faded; with original pictorial dust-jacket minor wear to extremities; overall a very good copy. This was the last edition of Egypt published in any language and is considered by many to be a Baedeker classic. It contains the details of the discovery of Tutankhamun. Rare to find copies with their original dust-jacket. Issued c. 1934. Hinrichsen E253. Karl Baedeker, Leipzig 1929 unknown
réf. 115374Karl Baedeker Leipzig 1893. . First edition. lviii 488pp 17 maps 22 plans 2 floor plans a couple of pieces of ephemera inserted loose one map detached Catskill Mountains p. 140 lacks front free endpaper; publisher's red cloth gilt spine faded ; overall a very good solid copy. First edition in German of this title. Both English and German editions were published in the same year. There were only two editions of " Nordamerika " published in German. A scarce Baedeker. Issued c.1893 Hinrichsen D495. Karl Baedeker, Leipzig 1893. hardcover
réf. 124307Leipzig Karl Baedeker 1912 . Fifth edition. civ 462pp 21 maps 56 plans a panorama of Jerusalem previous owner's signature on front free endpaper; publisher's red cloth gilt spine slightly faded; a very good copy. Last edition in this series giving a detailed description of Palestine and Syria six years before the end of the Ottoman Rule at the end of the 1914/1918 War. Cyprus included for the first time. Issued 1927. Hinbrichsen E258. Leipzig Karl Baedeker 1912 hardcover
réf. 125637Karl Baedeker Leipsic 1893. . Second edition. cxviii 442pp 18 maps 44 plans and one panorama of Jerusalem inner hinges slightly cracked previous owner's signature inside; publisher's red cloth gilt; overall a very good copy. The first French edition was published in 1882. Issued c.1893. Hinrichsen F218. Karl Baedeker, Leipsic 1893. hardcover
réf. 115646Karl Baedeker Leipzig. 1912 . Fourth edition. c 458pp 21 maps 58 plans panorama of Jerusalem; publisher's original red cloth gilt; a very good copy Last edition in French and this volume includes Mesopotamia and Cyprus. Maps include Jerusalem Petra and Palmyra. Issued c.1914. Hinrichsen F220. Karl Baedeker, Leipzig. 1912 hardcover
réf. 86562Karl Baedeker Leipzig 1893 . First edition. xlvi 451pp 11 maps and 16 plansto be restored This is the first edition of three publications in this series 1893-1902. It portrays Czarist Russia including Poland and Finland at the turn of the century. The building of the Trans-Siberian Railway was started in 1891 completed in 1904. Hinrichsen F210. Karl Baedeker, Leipzig 1893 unknown
1901réf. 995Y62Leipsic : Karl Baedeker Publisher 1901. Cloth. Near Fine/Very Good. 6.5" by 4.5". Not Stated . A lovely turn-of-the-century Baedeker guide to Great Britain with the vanishingly scarce original dust wrapper. Fifth edition. With the publisher's vanishingly scarce original dust wrapper unclipped and unpriced. In quite smart condition for turn-of-the-century.In the publisher's red cloth binding.Illustrated with eighteen maps six folding thirty-nine plans one folding and a folding panorama. Collated complete.A classic 'Baedeker' handbook from German publisher Karl Baedeker who set the standard for authoritative guidebooks for tourists. These guides were conveniently designed to be carried around in a pocket and available for reference on maps and information regarding routes travel facilities noteworthy sights attractions and museums written by specialists. In the publisher's red cloth binding. With the original dust wrapper unclipped and unpriced. Externally excellent with only minor shelf wear. Dust wrapper is sunned with chipping to the head and tail of the spine and to the rear panel. With minor chips to the folds. A couple spots to the wraps. Internally firmly bound. Pages are generally bright and clean with offsetting to the endpapers and the odd spot. Near Fine Karl Baedeker, Publisher hardcover
1906réf. 3127Leipzig 1906. Rücken etw. anger. St. a. T. Handschriftl. Notizen. 4. Aufl. Kl.-8°. Ln. Varia unknown
1938réf. 17342Leipzig: Karl Baedeker. Near Fine. Hardcover. This rare pre-WWII Baedeker is a snapshot of a dark period of history. The word "Reich" appears practically in every other sentence. Very rare especially in this condition; 16mo - 6" to 7" tall; 813 pages . 1938. Karl Baedeker hardcover
1933réf. 17339Leipzig: Karl Baedeker. Very Good. First Edition. Softcover. Boards with moderate wear to extremities.; First and only edition. Including 16 pages of ads. "Mit 6 Karten 22 Plänen und Grundrissen sowie einer Wappentafel der Päpste"; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; 170 16 pages . 1933. Karl Baedeker paperback
1897réf. BB0538Leipzig: Karl Baedeker Publisher 1897. Cloth. Near Fine. Fourth Edition. lii 458pp with 14 maps 18 plans and 4 floor plans. An exceptional copy preliminaries and subsequent page edges toned with bright gilt lettering one of two woven silk page-maker and richly marbled edges; the red flexible cloth covers unmarked square and tight the maps properly folded and free of tears. Hinrichsen D460. "The Romantic movement in Germany had given a new impetus to travel . . . In 1828 Baedeker bought the rights to J. A. Klein's Rheinreise von Mainz bis Köln and after the death of the author Baedeker himself revised and updated the work recreating it for a new market. Using his own travel experiences he guided the tourist to the principal attractions in each place saving travellers the expense of hiring their own guide. He thus created a new type of guidebook which was widely copied throughout Europe and opened up tourism to a new class of visitor. The reliability of the information was ensured by annual journeys by Baedeker himself and by reference to respected published sources and expert scholars. . . . For the serious tourist a Baedeker was indispensable its tone especially with respect to southern Europeans assuring northerners of their superiority and suggesting ways of avoiding dangers. When Lucy Honeychurch finds herself In Santa Croce with no Baedeker in E. M. Forster's A Room with a View 1908 she is entirely lost." ODNB Note: With few exceptions always noted we only stock Baedekers in exceptional condition carefully preserved in archival removable polypropylene wrappers. Karl Baedeker, Publisher unknown
1912réf. 72530Liepzig: Verlag von Karl Baedeker 1912. Sievente Auflage Seventh Edition--stated/. Stiff boards. Fair. In German. LXII 570 pages. Map at rear endpaper. Folding map Ubersichtskarte von Russland with colors facing title page has some tears. This work has 40 Karten 67 Planen and 11 Grundrissen floor plans--many are fold-outs. Occasional footnotes. Register index. Original canvas with reading ribbon. Hinrichsen D 463. Some ink underlining and marginal comments noted. Some damp staining evident on several pages but all pages present and separate. Cover is work spine has tears and edges rubbed. Edgewear. Front hinge cracked and weakened. Some pages have wrinkles or creases. Sales slip from Ludwig Rohrscheid from 1964 laid in. Karl Ludwig Johannes Baedeker known universally as Karl Baedeker 3 November 1801 - 4 October 1859 was a German publisher whose company Baedeker set the standard for authoritative guidebooks for tourists. Karl Baedeker was descended from a long line of printers booksellers and publishers. He was the eldest of ten children of Gottschalk Diederich Bädeker 1778-1841 who had inherited the publishing house founded by his own father Zacharias Gerhard Bädeker 1750-1800. The company also published the local newspaper the Essendische Zeitung and the family expected that Karl too would eventually join the firm. Karl changed the spelling of the family name from Bädeker with the umlaut to Baedeker around 1850. Baedeker is often referred to as the 'father of modern tourism'. In 1846 Baedeker introduced his famous 'star' ratings for sights attractions and lodgings in the third edition of his Handbuch für Reisende durch Deutschland und den Oesterreichischen Kaiserstaat - an idea based on the Murray guides star system. This edition was also his first 'experimental' red guide. He also decided to call his travel guides 'handbooks' following the example of John Murray III. Baedeker's early guides had tan covers but from 1856 onwards Murray's red bindings and gilt lettering became the familiar hallmark of all Baedeker guides as well and the content became famous for its clarity detail and accuracy. Verlag von Karl Baedeker hardcover