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réf. 139592aafKoblenz, Verlag von K. Bädeker. Basel in der Schweighauser’schen Buchhandlung (gedruckt bei J. Hildenbrandt in Koblenz), 1844, in-8vo, XXXI (+ 1 S. weiss) + 536 S. + 1 gef. ‘Karte der Schweiz’ und ‘Alpenansicht vom Rigi’ beide auf einem Blatt, Vorsatzbl. etwas fleckig, Exlibris Peter E. Obergfell, restaurierter original bedruckter Pappband (gelber Biedermeier-Einband), Rücken mit ausgebesserten Fehlstellen, fester Einband in guter Erhaltung.
réf. 117941Karl Baedeker Leipsic 1896. . Small 8vo 15 x 11 cm 80pp 2 folding maps some pencilling inside on rear endpapers front map crumpled; restored preserving all of the original publisher's printed boards some creasing to the boards red cloth spine; a very good copy. One of the rarest English editions published for visitors of the first Olympic Games. 'This reprint from the second edition of Baedeker's Handbook to Greece 1894 is intended for sale solely within the kingdom of Greece.' This title is the one of the rarest English editions. It was published for visitors to the first modern day Olympic Games in Athens in 1896. It is not just a reprint - it has been updated with corrections and amendments to 1896. Few copies survive as many were discarded after use. Pierre de Courbetin founder of the modern day Olympic Games had originally intended to hold the games in Paris but after the Panathenaic Stadium was excavated in 1869 he decided to hold it in Athens the birthplace of the Olympics and asked Baedeker to publish a special guide for the occasion. This copy was issued May 1896. Very Rare. Hinrichsen E238 Karl Baedeker, Leipsic 1896. hardcover
réf. 63598Leipsic Leipzig: Karl Baedeker 1896. FIRST ENGLISH EDITION. 8vo. 16 x 11. pp.vi80. Publisher's original printed brown boards red cloth spine. 2 folding maps as called for. An excellent clean and fresh copy in overall very good condition. One of the rarest English editions published for visitors to the first modern Olympic Games in Athens. Issued May 1896. Pierre de Courbetin founder of the modern day Olympic Games had originally intended to hold the games in Paris but after the Panathenaic Stadium had been excavated in 1869 he decided to hold them in Greece the birthplace of the Olympics and asked Baedeker to publish a special guide for the occasion. Few copies survive as many were discarded after use. Rare especially in such good condition. Issued for distribution at the first modern Olympic Games which ran from 6th to 15th April 1896. "This reprint from the second edition of Baedeker's Handbook to Greece is intended for sale solely within the kingdom of Greece. It has been corrected and brought up to date down to the spring of 1896" Introduction "The excursion to Marathon is somewhat troublesome." Hinrichsen E238. Leipsic [Leipzig]: Karl Baedeker, 1896. hardcover
1839réf. 11053Coblenz: Verlag Von K. Baedeker. Very Good-. First Edition. Hardcover. Yellow boards a bit browned and worn. Spine ends and corners lightly chipped. Pages clean and tight with occasional browned pages not affecting contents; In 1839 with the publication of Holland Belgium and Rheinreise 3rd Edition the Baedeker series was launched. An extremely rare book in the original Biedermeier boards including a list of Baedeker's books in front and with a steel engraved fold out map in the back; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; 212 pages . 1839. Verlag Von K. Baedeker hardcover
1839Yellow boards (a bit browned). Spine ends and corners lightly chipped. Pages clean and tight with occasional browned pages, not affecting contents ; In 1839 with the publication of Holland, Belgium and Rheinreise (3rd Edition) the Baedeker series was launched. An extremely rare book in the original Biedermeier boards including a list of Baedeker's books in front and with a steel engraved fold out map in the back ; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; 212 pages
1835réf. 11052Koblenz: Karl Baedeker. Very Good. Second Edition. Hardcover. Boards a bit sunned spine label browned and lightly chipped but still readable "Klein's Rheinreise Zweite Auflage". Neat notation with black ink on first blank page dated 1837. Bookplate. Two illustrations and two steel engraved fold out maps. Very light browning to a few single pages not affecting contents.; This book is the expanded and revised edition of Professor J. A. Klein's Rheinreise. Converted into a guidebook by the legendary bookdealer of Coblenz Germany - Karl Baedeker. The first book to bear his original name Bädeker and the precursor of the entire series. A virtually unique publication - extremely rare; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; 517 pages . 1835. Karl Baedeker hardcover