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réf. 89564Leipzig Karl Baedeker 1901. . First edition. xxiv 126 pp 5 maps 4 plans publisher's red cloth gilt slightly spotted spine faded overall a very good copy. The first of two editions of this very rare Baedeker. Issued c.1901. Hinrichsen D464. Leipzig Karl Baedeker, 1901. hardcover
1934Boards with light rubbing. Bookplate ; First and only edition of this title in German. ; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; 112 pages
réf. 86270Leipzig 3rd September 1877. . 4pp. manuscript letter in German dated Leipzig 3rd September 1877. Rare manuscript letter from Karl Baedeker. This letter written by Karl Baedeker gives an interesting insight into the workings of the Baedeker company. Written two years after the publication of the first German edition of Palestine & Syria and in the same year as the publication of the guidebook to Egypt the letter shows the attention to detail Baedeker put into each work. Greece the last part of his Oriental enterprise appeared in 1883 six years later. English Translation. 'Leipzig September 3 1882 / Dear Mr. Tuckett: / This morning I received your valuable communication for 'Greece'. I am thanking you for this in the most heartfelt manner as well as for the proposed additional help in the new project. I give you the assurance that I will take the same care of it as I did with the two volumes Palestine & Syria and Lower Egypt so that all the support I get in that matter will result in my thanks and goodwill. / From the two mentioned volumes you will have realised how much I am aiming at giving this Oriental enterprise a solid and scientific foundation for which I want to raise interest among eminent specialists in order to gather the best possible material. Besides that two of my colleagues and me naturally each on his own will travel in that country in order to be able to give in the book if possible firsthand information about each place gathered on location. When the manuscript has thus been finished I will have it typeset and send proofs to all the gentlemen who helped asking them to revise the text again and meticulously. Please excuse me for having informed you about the production of these volumes in such detail. I felt the need to give - specially to you - a rough idea about that. / I don't know yet whether I will come to Euboea myself; nevertheless with your permission and referring to you I will try to get interest in the handbook as well from your friend Capt. Mansell in Chalkis. / in English: Ever yours sincerely / Karl Baedeker. / Today at lunchtime I received a letter from Sparta written by a colleague who has been travelling since last autumn; I will have a passage from it copied. The accident survived just by chance is not without interest.' Leipzig, 3rd September, 1877. unknown
réf. 122101Leipzig Karl Baedeker 1913. . Second edition pp xx 134 5 maps 11 plans 4 ground-plans a couple of maps with one cm tears plan of the Hermitage detached some underlining in pencil bad mark on half-title; publisher's original red cloth gilt; a good copy. This is the second and last of the two editions. This title was only published in German and contains a description of a new arrangement of paintings at the Hermitage which was completed in 1913. Very scarce. Hinrichsen D465. Leipzig, Karl Baedeker, 1913. hardcover
réf. 118116Karl Baedeker Leipzig 1883 . First edition. lii 442pp 7 maps 13 plans inner hinges slightly cracked; publisher's red cloth gilt slightly faded; a very good copy. First Baedeker on Russia. This rare volume covers mainly West and Central Russia with chapters on Warsaw and Finland. Detailed chapters on Riga St Petersburg and Moscow. The German edition was the first volume published on Russia by Baedeker. Endpapers dated March 1883. Very scarce. Hinrichsen D457 Karl Baedeker, Leipzig 1883 hardcover
réf. 88910Karl Baedeker Leipzig 1901. . First edition. xxiv 126 pp 5 maps 4 plans publisher's red cloth gilt ; a very good copy. The first of two editions of this very rare Baedeker publication. St. Petersburg was only ever published in German. Issued c.1901. Hinrichsen D464. Karl Baedeker, Leipzig, 1901. hardcover
réf. 2075-18Lpz. Baedeker 1913. 2. Aufl. kl.-8°. XXII 134 S. Mit 5 farb. Karten 11 Plänen tlw. gefalt. und 4 Grundrissen. OLn. m. OU. In tadellosem Zustand. EA Hinrichsen D465 - Zweite letzte Auflage. Mit dem seltenen Orig.-Umschlag 2 Seidenlesebändchen. Lpz., Baedeker 1913. unknown
1852réf. 4056Koblenz, Karl Bädeker, 1852. Kl.-8vo. Mit 15 Ansichten, 2 Karten u. den Plänen von Straßburg, Frankfurt, Mainz, Koblenz, Bonn, Köln, Aachen, Düsseldorf, des Heidelberger Schlosse und des Schwetzinger Gartens. LII, 344 S. Illustr. OPp.
1913réf. 2075-18Lpz., Baedeker 1913. 2. Aufl. kl.-8°. XXII, 134 S. Mit 5 farb. Karten, 11 Plänen (tlw. gefalt.) und 4 Grundrissen. OLn. m. OU. In tadellosem Zustand. EA
réf. 82105Karl Baedeker Leipzig 1913 . Second edition. xxii 134pp 5 maps 11 plans and 4 floor plans slight pencilling to a couple of pages original red cloth gilt lettered; a fine copy. This is the second and last of the two editions. This title was only published in German and contains a description of a new arrangement of paintings at the Hermitage which was completed in 1913. Very scarce. Hinrichsen D465 Karl Baedeker, Leipzig 1913 hardcover
réf. 98262Leipzig: Karl Baedeker 1876. . First edition. v vi-xvi 610 pp; 17of 18 coloured mapslacks front map before title-page 43 plans panorama of Jerusalem some spotting to the panorama and 5 plates comprising 10 engraved views; restored preserving most of the publisher's red cloth gilt; a good solid copy. Splendid description of primitive conditions 110 years ago. Archaeology in the Holy Land was in its infancy. Communications were rudimentary. The construction of the first railway from Jaffa to Jerusalem was authorised in 1875 but it was doubtful whether it would pay as there was no trade of any importance in Southern Palestine and the yearly influx of pilgrims was of a short duration. The only modern roads in Syria were the diligence routes from Beirut to Damascus "and the road from Jaffa to Jerusalem. This is a very scarce English first edition. Endpapers dated "April 1887". The second edition was not issued until 1894. Very rare indeed and despite lacking the front map very collectible. Hinrichsen E254. Leipzig: Karl Baedeker, 1876. hardcover
1985réf. 32079Jarrold and Sons Ltd. . New. Paperback. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - 160 pages. 1st English edition so stated. -- with a bonus offer--; T-Baedmun; Baedeker; Automobile Association; Kelch J.; Court Alec; Hogarth James; et al Baedeker's Munich - The Complete Illustrated City Guide - Including Free City Map . 1985. 0861453263 . Jarrold and Sons Ltd. paperback
1981réf. 32081Jarrold and Sons Ltd. . As New. Paperback. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - 296 pages. -- with a bonus offer--; T-Baedgre; Baedeker; Automobile Association; Gartner O.; Sawade Gerald; Court Alec; Hogarth James; et al Baedeker's / AA Greece - The Complete Illustrated City Guide - Including Free Map GREECE GUIDEBOOKS TRAVEL EUROPE . 1981. 0130560022 . Jarrold and Sons Ltd. paperback
réf. 118081Charles Baedeker Coblence 1852 . Second edition xxiv 258pp 15 engraved views folding map at rear in two parts 9 plans some very minor spotting on preliminary pages; bound in the publisher's original rare Biedermeier yellow pictorial boards title has been pasted down on upper board some wear to the spine; overall a very good copy of this rare early Baedeker. 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. 57984Charles Baedeker Coblence 1852 . Second edition xxiv 258pp 15 engraved views folding map at rear 9 plans slight spotting throughout; publisher's yellow biedermeier boards slightly worn at corners; overall a very attractive copy. This rare French edition has the title pasted on top of the upper board. 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. Hinrichsen F3 Charles Baedeker, Coblence 1852 hardcover
réf. 119006Leipzig London New York 1939. . First edition. xx 128pp 24 maps and plans; publisher's pictorial wrappers slightly worn on lower board; a near fine copy. The only edition of this title published in English one of the last before the outbreak of WW2. This was the only edition of this title published in English and one of the last English editions published before the outbreak of World War II. Few copies were actually distributed and most were destroyed during the War. Extremely scarce. Leipzig, London, New York, 1939. unknown
réf. 117957Leipzig Karl Baedeker 1893. . First edition. 98pp inner hinges slightly loose; bound in publisher's original yellow boards red cloth spine upper cover slightly stained; overall a very good copy. This is the first of three editions published between 1893-1903. They were designed to accompany the guide books. All Russian language phrase books are rare as few survived. Hinrichsen S13. Leipzig Karl Baedeker, 1893. hardcover
1846réf. 4057Coblentz, Charles Baedeker, 1846. Kl.-8vo. Avec une carte géographique et les plans des villes de Strasbourg, Francfort, Mayence, Coblentz, Bonn, Cologne, Aix-la-Chapelle et Dusseldorf. 4 Bl., XXIV, 309 S. Illustr. OPp.
réf. 112288Karl Baedeker Koblenz 1852 . Seventh edition. pp. lii 344 15 engraved views including frontispiece 2 folding maps at rear 9 town plans some minor spotting on a few pages previous owner's stamp and initials on title-page; publisher's original yellow pictorial Biedermeier boards worn and rubbed along spine and extremities; otherwise a very good attractive copy. A good example of an early Baedeker edition. This was the last edition to have the title "Rheinreise" following editions were published as "Rheinlande".This series first started by Roehling in 1828 and then published by Baedeker in 1832 was one of the longest running series 34 editions from 1832 to 1931. Maps include Strasburg Frankfurt and Bonn. The attractive views include Schloss zu Heidelberg and Cologne. This copy is bound in the attractive yellow Biedermeier boards used by Karl Baedeker during 1840's and early 1850's. Hinrichsen D6. Karl Baedeker, Koblenz 1852 hardcover
réf. 117946Charles Baedeker Coblentz 1846 . First edition. pp. xxiv 309 6 of 8 plans maps of Mainz and Cologne replaced with copies on dark brown paper and one general map in two parts at the rear; rebacked preserving most of publisher's original yellow pictorial Biedermeier boards; overall a very good copy. This rare early Baedeker was translated by Professor Klein from the fifth German edition published in the same year and was the second French title to be published by Baedeker. The first was published in 1832 under the title " Voyage du Rhin de Mayence a Cologne." However this is considered to be the first true French Baedeker as much of the guide had been re-written. Baedeker had also introduced more town plans which include Cologne and Strasbourg. 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. The map of Mainz and Cologne are copies. Hinrichsen F2. Charles Baedeker, Coblentz 1846 hardcover
1846réf. 355490713642Coblentz 1846. First Edition. Hard Cover. Allegmagne: Le Rhin de Bale A Dusseldorf avec des excursions dans lAlsace le Palatinat rhenan les valleees de la Murg et du Neckar la Bergstrasse LOdenwald Le Taunus les vallees de la Nahe de la Lahn de lAhr et du Wupper et a Aix-la-Chapelle Coblentz: Charles Baedeker 1846. First edition. Bound in the original yellow pictorial biedermeier boards slightly bumped and worn at corners and with an insignificant scrape and neat name to the front board; overall a lovely copy with a neat name on the ½ title. This extremely rare early Baedeker was translated by Professor Klein from the fifth German edition published in the same year. This was the second French title to be published by Baedeker. The first was published in 1832 under the title " Voyage du Rhin de Mayence a Cologne." However this is considered to be the first true French Baedeker as much of the guide had been re-written. Baedeker had also introduced more town plans. Hinrichsen F2. Rare hardcover
réf. 85705Karl Baedeker Koblenz 1835 . Second edition. Small 8vo 18 x 12 cms pp.4 publisher's advert 4 517 2 folding maps 12 engraved views some pages browned some minor spotting both folding maps torn and split into three parts 8 preliminary pages including the title page detached pages browned pencilling inside on endpapapers; publisher's green cloth badly worn and rubbed ; a fair copy. This was the second edition of the "Rheinreise" first written by Prof. J.A.Klein in 1828. Professor Klein had died in 1831 and Karl Baedeker had acquired Roehling's the publisher of Klein's Rheinreise in 1828 stock in 1832 He then re-issued the modest guide-book that same year Hinrichsen D0 with no alterations. However this edition is the true "first Baedeker" as it contains Karl Baedeker's revisions and amendments. He expanded the text and added a folding map to the rear of the volume. Despite this copy being rather well used and worn - it is still a collectible item. Hinrichsen D1 Karl Baedeker, Koblenz 1835 hardcover
réf. 118129Charles Baedeker Coblentz 1846 . First edition. pp. xxiv 309 8 plans and one general map in two parts at the rear some ink writing inside on a couple of pages previous owner's inscription on front free endpaper some spotting and browning throughout; publisher's original yellow pictorial Biedermeier boards worn along spine and edges; overall a very good copy. This rare early Baedeker was translated by Professor Klein from the fifth German edition published in the same year and was the second French title to be published by Baedeker. The first was published in 1832 under the title " Voyage du Rhin de Mayence a Cologne." However this is considered to be the first true French Baedeker as much of the guide had been re-written. Baedeker had also introduced more town plans which include Cologne and Strasbourg. 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. The map of Mainz and Cologne are copies. Hinrichsen F2. Charles Baedeker, Coblentz 1846 hardcover
1896réf. mon0003122952Leipsic: Karl Baedeker 1896. Hardcover. Good. . Cover shows minor wear tanning chipping and rubbing. Name of former owner on the front free endpaper. Pages are lightly tanned. Maps are in near pristine condition. Scarce. Leipsic: Karl Baedeker hardcover
réf. 115482Karl Baedeker Coblenz 1846 . Fifth edition. xlviii 392 pp 12 lithographed views including frontispieceone folding map of the Rhine 8 engraved plans all pages and plans browned as is usual; restored preserving most of the publisher's original yellow pictorial Biedermeier boards; a very good copy. One of the longest series published by Baedeker. The "Rheinlande" was one of the longest series published by Baedeker and had its origins in the modest "Rheinreise" written by Professor Klein and published by Röhling in 1828. The title eventually changed to "Rheinlande" in 1854. These Biedermeier boards were only used by Baedeker during the 1840's and the early part of the 1850's. This is the last edition with Profesor Klein's name is still printed on the title-page. Plans include Strassburg Frankfurt Heidelberg Bonn Cologne and Aachen. Hinrichsen D4 Karl Baedeker, Coblenz 1846 hardcover
