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1911réf. 984Y15Leipzig : Karl Baedeker Publisher 1911. First edition. Cloth. Very Good Indeed/Good. 6.5" by 4". Not Stated . The first English edition of Karl Baedeker's guide to the Mediterranean complete with the very scarce original dust wrapper. The first English edition of this work. First published in German in 1909.With the very scarce original unclipped dust wrapper.With a folding frontispiece map of the Mediterranean thirty-seven maps two folding and a number of dual-spread and forty-nine plans eighteen of which are folding. Collated complete.This volume comprising eighty-five routes covers Madeira the Canary Islands the Coast of Morocco Algeria and Tunisia. This is also the only Baedeker handbook in English containing a description of Constantinople. 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. In the original cloth binding. With the original unclipped dust wrapper. Externally very smart with really only minor shelf wear only. Dust wrapper is edge worn with sunning to the spine. Spots and faint handling marks to the wrap. Internally firmly bound. Pages are generally bright and clean with the odd spot. London and New York publisher's information tipped-in to the title page. Very Good Indeed Karl Baedeker, Publisher hardcover
réf. 115320Karl Baedeker Leipzig 1939 . Second edition. xxx 813pp 70 town plans large folding coloured map Strassenzustandskarte von Deutschland dated 1940 attached loose with covers slight staining on upper cover publisher's slip inserted at page 59; publisher's variant coarse-grained binding gilt lettering bright original publisher's dustwrapper worn at edges and partly repaired with sellotape; a very good copy This second edition published shortly after the first 1938. There were two versions of this edition published: a to club members with club insignia and the word 'Clubausgabe' on the title page and b copies to the general public without insignia etc. present. This volume is the first version with the 'Clubausgabe' on the titlepage. Austria is also included in this volume along with the Sudetenland which had been annexed by Germany and named 'The Proctectorate of Bohemia and Moravia' and the Memel territory which was regained from Lithuania. This copy also contains the extremely rare general road map issued by DDAC which was issued loose with the book but is usually missing. The map with this copy also has the publisher's original covers. This copy also contains a rare publisher's slip indicating that Austria part of Czechoslovakia part of Lithuania and Bohemia have been added since the last edition. Endpapers dated 'Mai 1939'. Hinrichsen D256. Karl Baedeker, Leipzig 1939 unknown
1939réf. C93982London: Baedeker Allen And Unwin 1939. First Edition. Wraps. Paperback . Very Good. First Edition. Wraps. Small 8vo. pp xx 128. Complete with 23 maps inc 6 town plans Lisbon folding. Original publisher's red illustrated thin card wraps with lighter red linen spine. Sound vg copy with slight handling wear a few very faint marks to covers Very decent acceptable example of the very rare some say the rarest Baedeker. Most copies were said to have been destroyed on a bombing raid on Leipzig. i in 1945 a few got to the Baedeker's London agents Allen and Unwin and a few to Scribner's in New York just before the war. Baedeker, ( Allen And Unwin) paperback
réf. 119379Leipzig Karl Baedeker 1888. . Second edition pp l 442 9 maps 15 plans inner hinges slightly cracked; publisher's red cloth gilt slightly faded; a very good copy. Second of seven editions published between 1883 and 1912. This edition covers mainly Western and Central Russia. Contains maps of Warsaw Kiev and Riga. Endpapers dated "August 1888". Hinrichsen D458. Leipzig, Karl Baedeker, 1888. hardcover
réf. 110960Karl Baedeker Publishers 1893. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. xc 516 pages. The first Baedeker guide to the United States and the first to be written in English. Hinrichsen E259. First edition first printing. An exceptional copy seemingly never opened for reading. Collated complete will all maps with most including the large map of the Unites States never unfolded. There is a very slight bit of fraying to the cloth in three or four places. The spine is slightly dimmed. There is a small previous owner's name on the front free endaper. To top it off this copy is in the original unprinted dust jacket with the title label affixed to the spine as was Baedeker's custom in the 1890s. The jacket has some chips and wear at the corners and spine ends and several folds it may have been folded and inserted in the book which is why it survives. A great copy almost never found this nice let alone in the jacket. JSP01; JHG2019. Karl Baedeker, Publishers hardcover
1858réf. 33885-zn4Coblenz [Koblenz]: Verlag von K. Baedeker, Paris, in der deutschen Buchhandlung von F. Klincksieck 1858. 2 unpaginierte Blatt sowie XXXII und 328 Seiten nebst Plananhang in drei Streifen. Rote flexible original Leinwand (berieben und bestoßen, der Rücken unter Verwendung des original Rückens professionell erneuert, der kleine Plan von Paris auf dem vorderen Innendeckel montiert, die Falze des großen Plans von Paris teils sauber unterlegt, teilweise etwas stockfleckig, sonst gutes und sauberes Exemplar). 8°. [2 Warenabbildungen]
1894réf. 73681Leipsic: Karl Baedeker publisher 1894. 12mo pp. 2 cxx 444; folding endpaper maps 17 maps and 44 plans many folding and in color plus a folding panorama of Jerusalem; original red gilt-lettered cloth all edges marbled yellow glazed endpapers publisher's ads printed on front pastedown publisher's rubberstamp "Alte Auflage" on title page; a near fine sound and clean copy preserving the original brown dust jacket with paper label on spine jacket with tears and chips out but largely complete. "The writer of the Handbook is Dr. Albert Socin . The second edition has been prepared . by Dr. Immanuel Benzinger."--Preface. Karl Baedeker, publisher unknown
1932réf. 27235Lpz., Baedeker, 1932. Mit 2 Karten, 2 Plänen und 1 Grundriss. 16,1/10,9 cm. VI,41,5 S. OKarton. Bleistiftnotiz auf 1. Seite, 3 Bl. mit minimaler Druckstelle im weißen Rand. Sehr schönes Exemplar.
réf. 10496Leipzig, Baedeker, 1894 / 1891. 2 volumes in-12 de CLXXXVIII-256 et XL-400 pages, couvertures souples de percaline bordeaux ornées de filets à froid, titre doré aux dos et aux premiers plats, tranches marbrées. Infimes accrocs aux coiffes, 3 coins très légèrement frottés, premières charnières faibles.
1868réf. 984Y16Coblenz : Karl Baedeker 1868. First edition. Cloth. Very Good. 6.5" by 4.5". Not Stated . The scarce first edition of this Karl Baedeker handbook to southern Germany and the Austrian Empire. First edition. In the publisher's original cloth binding. Illustrated with eleven maps two folding and sixteen plans three folding. Collated complete. This Victorian guidebook provides seventy-nine routes for the traveller in southern Germany and the Austrian Empire including excursions to Frankfurt Munich Prague Vienna Salzburg and Trieste.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. In the original cloth binding. Externally very smart with handling marks to the cloth and minor shelf wear. Internally firmly bound. With scattered spots throughout. Very Good Karl Baedeker hardcover
1914réf. 100848Leipzig Germany: Karl Baedeker 1914. First Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine. 16mo. 6.25 in. x 4.3 in. pp. lxiv 590. Illustrated with 40 maps several of which fold out and 78 plans. Red semi-flexible covers with linear design stamped in blind and gilt title to front. Gilt title to spine. Marbled edges. A touch of rubbing to spine ends. Red and green silk ribbons. Frontis map has light creasing on one edge. Other fold-out maps appear never to have been opened. This edition was the first and only Baedeker Russia travel book pinted in English and captures the Russian Empire on the brink of World War I and the Russian Revolution. It is divided into eight sections: 1. Poland and Warsaw; 2. Western Russia Baltic Provinces; 3. St Petersburg and Environs; 4. Grand Duchy of Finland; 5. Central and Northern Russia; 6. Southern Russia; 7. The Caucasus; 8. Teheran Railways in Asiatic Russia Port Arthur Peking. Karl Baedeker hardcover
1914réf. 140946355Leipzig: Karl Baedeker 1914. First edition. First edition. lxiv 590pp. with 40 maps 78 plans. Bound in publisher's red cloth with gilt lettering marbled edges. Near Fine with small tear near joint at folding map frontis name written on half title in a Poor dust jacket not pictured incomplete with gaps between panels and archival mending tissue on the verso chip at head. An uncommon travel guide to WWI-era Russia before the revolution including Finland Poland and Persia; the first and only English language edition. Complete in eight detachable sections. Karl Baedeker unknown
réf. 118917Charles Baedeker Coblence 1852 . Second edition xxiv 258pp 13 of 15 engraved views folding map at rear 9 plans an extra map of Carlsruhe inserted loose previous owner's stamp on front free endpapers new endpapers; restored preserving publisher's original rare Biedermeier yellow pictorial boards; overall a very good copy. The text was translated from the seventh edition of " Rheinreise " and this is one of the earliest French editions. This copy is bound in the attractive yellow pictorial bindings known as Biedermeier the period 1815-1848 is often in German-speaking countries referred to as the Biedermeier period in art and especially with reference to a style of furniture. The architectural and landscape designs on these bindings always represent the area covered in the Baedeker. They are considered to be highly collectible and are very rare in this condition. Hinrichsen F3 Charles Baedeker, Coblence 1852 hardcover
réf. 114729Karl Baedeker Leipzig 1939 . Second edition. xxx 813pp 70 town plans large folding coloured map Strassenzustandskarte von Deutschland dated Sommer 1939 attached loose with covers publisher's slip inserted at page 59 previous owner's signature on endpapers; publisher's variant coarse-grained binding gilt lettering bright original publisher's dustwrapper; a very good copy. This second edition published shortly after the first 1938. There were two versions of this edition published: a to club members with club insignia and the word 'Clubausgabe' on the title page and b copies to the general public without insignia etc. present. This volume is the first version with the 'Clubausgabe' on the titlepage. Austria is also included in this volume along with the Sudetenland which had been annexed by Germany and named 'The Proctectorate of Bohemia and Moravia' and the Memel territory which was regained from Lithuania. This copy also contains the extremely rare general road map issued by DDAC which was issued loose with the book but is usually missing. The map with this copy also has the publisher's original covers. This copy also contains a rare publisher's slip indicating that Austria part of Czechoslovakia part of Lithuania and Bohemia have been added since the last edition. Endpapers dated 'Mai 1939'. Hinrichsen D256. Karl Baedeker, Leipzig 1939 unknown
réf. 124782Karl Baedeker Coblenz 1868 . First edition. xviii 395pp 11 maps 16 plans ink signature of previous owner on front pastedown some spotting throughout the plan of Vienna with 2 cm tear at corner no loss of image; publisher's old type red cloth partly split along on the spine gilt lettered; otherwise a very good copy. This scarce first edition contains a detailed coloured map of Vienna and covers a large part of Hungary. This volume describes conditions after the dissolution of the German Confederation established in 1815 by the Congress of Vienna in 1866. Town plans include Trieste Vienna Prague and Cracow. Endpapers dated "May 1868". Hinrichsen E32. Karl Baedeker, Coblenz 1868 hardcover
1936réf. 1032H5Leipzig : Karl Baedeker Publisher 1936. First edition. Cloth. Near Fine/Very Good Indeed. 6" by 4". None Stated. An exceptionally bright first edition Baedeker guide to Germany in 1936 retaining the original unclipped dust wrapper and folding plan of the Berlin Olympic grounds. In the publisher's original red cloth binding. Complete with the scarce original unclipped dust wrapper. The first edition of Baedeker's single-volume English-language guide to Germany. Illustrated with 108 maps and plans together with a large folding road map. Also retaining the folding plan of the Reichssportfeld the sporting complex constructed for the 1936 Berlin Olympics which is frequently absent from surviving copies. Collated complete. The only Baedeker guide to describe Germany as a whole under Nazi regime. While the earlier Baedekers were known for their objectivity this edition was revised to meet Nazi ideas of German history. The Versailles Treaty is deemed here "not a real peace in accordance with President Wilson's fourteen points but a dictated peace or rather a penal sentence which the vanquished were forced to accept". Published the year of the 1936 Olympic Games the introductory information reflects this encouraging tourists to visit the scene of the games and where one can go for winter sports. Also recommended for a traveller's sightseeing tour through the capital is a cemetery in the heart of the city where Horst Wessel a martyr for the Nazi party is buried. In the publisher's original cloth binding. Externally smart. Slight rubbing and bumping to extremities with bumping slightly more pronounced to lower corners. Slight fading to lower edge of front boards and tail of spine. One or two very minor pale marks to rear board. Ink ownership inscription to half-title bleeding through slightly to verso to which a weight and measure table is printed. Dust wrapper very smart. Slight edge wear to extremities resulting in the odd very small chip closed tear and creased more pronounced to upper extremities. Tape repair along top edge and to extremities at lower edge of verso. Small chip to rear wrap. Spine slightly sunned. Very light rubbing to wraps. Internally firmly bound. Pages exceptionally bright and clean. Near Fine Karl Baedeker, Publisher hardcover
1913réf. 140870Leipzig: Verlag von Karl Baedeker 1913. 2. Auflage. Mit 5 Karten 11 Plänen und vier Grundrissen vollständig. Klassischer roter Original-Leineneinband mit Golddruck und zwei Lesebändchen XXII 134 Seiten mit farbig marmoriertem Seitenschnitt. Mit dem überaus seltenen Original-Schutzumschlag dieser etwas lädiert/fehlstellig und im Rücken mit halbtransparentem Buchreparaturband hinterlegt. Gutes Exemplar Leipzig: Verlag von Karl Baedeker unknown
réf. 1252-20Lpz. Baedeker 1901. kl.-8°. XXIV 126 S. Mit 5 farb. Karten 4 Plänen tlw. gefalt. OLn. Tit. vers. gestemp. 2 Pläne geklebt. EA Hinrichsen D 464 - Seltene erste Ausgabe. Lpz., Baedeker 1901. unknown
1914réf. 18271Leipzig, Karl Baedeker, 1914. Kl.-8vo. Mit 22 Karten, 33 Plänen u. 8 Grundrissen. LXXIV, 358 S. Rote OLwd. m. goldgeprägt. Deckel- u. Rückentitel. Marmorierter Schnitt.
1901réf. 1252-20Lpz., Baedeker 1901. kl.-8°. XXIV, 126 S. Mit 5 farb. Karten, 4 Plänen (tlw. gefalt.). OLn. Tit. vers. gestemp. 2 Pläne geklebt. EA
réf. 99948Karl Baedeker Coblenz 1862. . Fourth edition. xxxii 292pp 15 maps and plans including the coloured plan pasted down on rear endpaper publisher's slip tipped in at front pastedown; publisher's red cloth old style binding gilt lettering bright; a very good bright copy. This excellent copy with rare publisher's slip was issued in February 1862. First issued in 1855 'Paris' was the last series started by Karl Baedeker himself before he died in 1859. The series continued until 1937. This copy has a very rare publisher's warning about a fake publication by A. Bohne which was taken from the third edition. Hinrichsen D332. Karl Baedeker, Coblenz 1862. hardcover
réf. 119070Karl Baedeker Leipzig 1914 . First edition. lxiv 590pp 40 maps and 78 plans; publisher's red cloth gilt; a very good copy. The first and only English edition of this title and the most comprehensive volume on Russia. The first and only English edition of this title and the most comprehensive volume on Russia. Poland and Finland are included as well as excursions to Tehran and Peking via the Trans-Siberian Railway. This book was divided into eight sections covering 1. Poland and Warsaw; 2. Western Russia Baltic Provinces; 3. St Petersburg and Environs; 4. Grand Duchy of Finland; 5. Central and Northern Russia; 6. Southern Russia; 7. The Caucasus; 8. Teheran Railways in Asiatic Russia. These sections were designed to be detached and carried separately. This copy has the rare publisher's slip which informs the owner about detaching the sections. Hinrichsen E244. Karl Baedeker, Leipzig 1914 hardcover
réf. 122814Karl Baedeker Leipzig. 1914 . Thirteenth edition. "Unveränderten Abdruck". pp. I-lvii 1-44 201-524pp publisher's slip tipped in before general map at front 40 vocabulary at rear 49 maps 19 plans 3 small panoramas slightly rusty staples; publisher's red cloth gilt; a very good copy. Scarce Emergency Reprint. This is good example of the very rare emergency reprint of 'Norwegen'. It includes pages 1-44 and 201-524 from the German edition of "Schweden Norwegen." published in 1914 Hinrichsen D453. This copy also contains a vocabulary containing Danish Norwegian and Swedish grammar. It only covers Norway and Denmark and was issued as a companion for the "Sweden and Finland" published for the first time in 1929. Both these editions were soon out of print and few copies survive. The German authorities reportedly searched for copies at the outbreak of WW11. Scarce. Issued c.1928. Hinrichsen D455. Karl Baedeker, Leipzig. 1914 hardcover
