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1945réf. 72021New York, Hastings House, (1945). 4 Bll. (davon 1 ganzseit. Titelfoto). Mit 1 fotograf. Titel-Vign. u. 47 s/w. Foto-Taf. 4to (31 x 23,5 cm). OLn.
pp. {iv],75-219, 29 pls. and maps (some fold.), 3 figs.; title-page of periodical volume bound in front. 4to, 29.2cm. Cloth (orig. front and rear cover, new backstrip).
1978réf. 26184Honolulu, Mutual Publishing Company, o.J. (ca. 1978). zahlr. Abb., 128 (2) S. 4°, ill. OBr.
réf. 0331594366.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1956Reliure toile de l'éditeur. 207 pages. Marques de bibliothèque. Cachets.
réf. 1019120533.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1900réf. 332947Honolulu: Hawaiian Gazette Print 1900. 84pp. 8vo. Publisher's stapled tan wrappers. Toning wrappers a bit brittle. 84pp. 8vo. A political pamphlet relating to the election of 1900 -- the first election following admission as a U.S. Territory -- prepared by the central committee of the Republican Party concerning the land commisssion report. Not in Forbes. Scarce. Hawaiian Gazette Print unknown
1900réf. 332947Honolulu: Hawaiian Gazette Print 1900. 84pp. 8vo. Publisher's stapled tan wrappers. Toning wrappers a bit brittle. 84pp. 8vo. A political pamphlet relating to the election of 1900 -- the first election following admission as a U.S. Territory -- prepared by the central committee of the Republican Party concerning the land commisssion report. Not in Forbes. Scarce. Hawaiian Gazette Print unknown books
1959réf. 59165Honolulu HI: Tongg Publishing Co. Hawaii Visitors Bureau 1959. 4to. xxxvii 1 97 1 pp. With 10 colour plates numerous colour maps illustrations over 150 photo illustrations text illustrations illustrated ads. Colour-illustrated boards red plastic comb binding distinctive Mid-Century Modern illustration of hula dancer and surfer front cover minor scuffing edgewear front & back covers minor chipping head of spine still VG- copy from the library of Archibald Angus MacDonald 1892-1977 stepson of famed southern California oil man William F. Byrne as well as oil company and drilling equipment company owner and manager of MacDonald & Burns Oil Producers. First edition thus of this well-illustrated installment in the hospitality magazine issued for guests of hotels of Hawaii and filled with illustrated ads of ocean liners travel bureaus airliners and even real estate agents in Hawaii. Tongg Publishing Co., Hawaii Visitors Bureau, hardcover
1994réf. R25167Antwerpen, Standaard 1994 383pp.+ 24pp.buitentekstills., met wat gebruiksslijtage, [biografie van Jozef de Veuster, "pater Damiaan"]
1994383pp.+ 24pp.buitentekstills., met wat gebruiksslijtage, [biografie van Jozef de Veuster, "pater Damiaan"]
1996réf. 29149Kula (Hawaii), Hawaiian Outdoor Adventures Publication, 1996. 5.Aufl./Fifth ed. zahlr. Abb., 137 S. 8°, ill. OBr.
1857réf. PHO-2189Paris, Furne, 1859. 4 volumes grand in-8, demi chagrin, dos à nerfs orné avec titre, petits frottements, rousseurs. Illustré d'un frontispice, de 44 planches hors texte et deux cartes dépliantes en couleurs (Itinéraire du voyage et Tahiti) pour le Voyage de Dumont d'Urville. Tome III : 612 pages avec 27 hors texte et 2 cartes d'Amériques. Tome IV: 692 pages avec 25 hors-texte et 2 cartes (Asie et Afrique).
1970Un volume di 317 pagine. Brossura editoriale. Ricercato per le descrizioni degli usi e costumi degli hawaiani all'arrivo dei missionari cattolici del Sacro Cuore agli inizi dell'Ottocento
1979Un volume di317 pagine. Ritratto in antiporta, Testo in francese. Brossura editoriale. Resoconto della prima missione di conversione al cattolicesimo degli abitanti delle Hawaii condotta dal padre Hilarion Lucas (1782-1865) - Notevole fonte di informazioni sulla storia e i costumi della civiltà delle isola Sandwich all'inizio dell'Ottocento.
1969réf. 62746Honolulu HI: Dept. of Anthropology Bernice P. Bishop Museum 1969. Four parts in one vol. 4to. 73 1; 4 i 1 12; 4 17 1; 4 24 pp. With photos site maps maps diagrams illustrations throughout. Tan-green printed softcovers dividing covers for sections 2-4 slight dustsoiling very minor sunning still VG bright copy. First edition of these scarce archaeological and anthropological reports released in Sammelband as well as separately carried out on Hawaii in the 1950’s through 1960’s and the first includes a concise synopsis review of fieldwork as well as history of Euro-caucasian contacts with Hawaii from the 18th- to 20th-Century. Dept. of Anthropology, Bernice P. Bishop Museum, paperback
1896Oblong quarto in red cloth with ornamental gilt titling; [10], 239 pages frontispiece, sepia plates, portraits 16 x 25 cm Profusely illus with b&w photo reproductions. Hawaii -- History. Imperialism. Business History. Hawai'i.
1870pp. xxiv, 408 + Engraved Frontis of Kamehameha III, King of the Hawaiian Islands by Geo. E. Perine and a map. XLib bookplate of Gettysburg Lutheran Seminary Library. Small 8vo. Original full cloth binding. Small loss at head and tail of spine. Extremities worn. Includes brief biographies of the ordained missionaries and a catalogue of publications in the Hawaiian, Marquesan, Gilbert Islands, Marshall Islands, Kusaie, and Ponape Languages. First Edition. Hardbound. Very good. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! RELIGION BOX 11
1900réf. 53459New York: Harper & Brothers 1900. 12mo. 107 1 pp. Title in red & black. Beige-coloured publisher’s cloth Arts & Crafts lettering & cover art in brown & green of stylized palm trees gilt lettering very minor bumping & wear to corners minor spotting slight scuffing still VG- copy from the library of George Dana Linn 1863-1960 a Spokane WA real estate promoter and developer. First edition of the author’s second novel which was based on Native Hawaiian folklore and mythology including a glossary at the end of Hawaiian terms and phrases with discussion of the Hawaiian alphabet. Dole 1850-1928 was a lawyer and dean of law school in Spokane WA when his cousin Sanford Dole tapped him to act as Assistant Attorney General to Henry Ernest Cooper after their coup against Queen Liliuokalani and setting up the Republic of Hawaii. Harper & Brothers, hardcover
2012La tradizionale arte hawaiana grazie alla quale puoi riconoscere come tutto ciò che accade nella tua vita.
199596 pages. Features: Dennis Ramsey installed two photovoltaic-powered lighting systems in Nepal; Robert Siebert feeds solar electricity into the local grid from his 'patio cover'; Solar Cooking in Nepal; Upcoming production electric vehicles; Electric Voltsrabbit; Jonathan Tennyson's electric vehicles in Hawaii; Electric Vehicle Testing & Troubleshooting; and more. Moderate wear. Clean and unmarked. A quality copy. Magazine
1869réf. 57593Honolulu: Printed by C.C. Bennett 1869 i.e. 1871. Revised Edition of the First Honolulu Directory The second revised edition of the first Honolulu directory printed personally by the author at his book and stationery store on Fort Street. Compared to the first edition of 1869 this 1871 edition contains an additional three pages of text which extend the historical sketch to the latter date and the directory entries are printed in a single column instead of double along with other minor adjustments. The majority of the volume is taken up by a detailed history of the islands beginning with "Discovery by Gaetano and Mendana" and featuring a "Visit by Cook" as opposed to the first edition which begins with "Discovery by Cook". The following sketch covers the reign of Kamehameha I the arrival of the first Christian missionaries and details of various political and diplomatic incidents including the arrival of Catholicism the LaPlace affair the provisional cession of 1843 a brief paragraph referencing the California Gold Rush and more. Along with historical details the author of the history who Forbes identifies as journalist Henry Sheldon provides a variety of other pieces of information including on the Bible's translation in Hawaiian the entirety of the 1852 constitution a detailed passage on Hawaiian manners and customs and a dissection of the Islands' declining population. At least one contemporary reader was unimpressed by Bennett's improvements however - H.M. Whitney reviewed the second edition in his weekly Pacific Commercial Advertiser declaring it "the worst specimen of printing in book form that has ever been given to the Honolulu public." The directory proper begins on page eighty-one and runs for the next twenty unnumbered pages. Residents and businesses are listed by name usually along with a profession and street address. At the end of the directory is an additional list of "Traders and Planters on the Other Islands." In this copy an index leaf from the first edition the second page of which is numbered 88 is bound in at the rear; interestingly despite the changes between editions the page numbers listed remain accurate. Both editions of this directory are quite scarce and this second much more so. While Rare Book Hub locates four copies of the 1869 edition at auction in the past twenty years not copy of this 1871 edition is noted since a copy at the auction of the Henry C. Carter collection at Anderson Galleries in 1908. OCLC locates only four copies at the Library of Congress University of Hawaii at Manoa American Antiquarian Society and Harvard. Forbes adds the Hawaiian Historical Society Hawaiian Mission Children's Society Library and Hawaii State Library. An uncommon and important early Hawaiian directory. Pebbled purple cloth front board stamped in gilt. Spine sunned boards lightly stained. Text lightly tanned scattered light foxing index leaves trimmed quite close at head without touching text lacking advertisement leaves. Inscription of the Library of the Hawaiian Board on front pastedown and their gilt initials on front board. A very good copy. FORBES 2890. OCLC 1091236492 71531611 191271313. hardcover
1869réf. 57593Honolulu: Printed by C.C. Bennett 1869 i.e. 1871. Revised Edition of the First Honolulu Directory The second revised edition of the first Honolulu directory printed personally by the author at his book and stationery store on Fort Street. Compared to the first edition of 1869 this 1871 edition contains an additional three pages of text which extend the historical sketch to the latter date and the directory entries are printed in a single column instead of double along with other minor adjustments. The majority of the volume is taken up by a detailed history of the islands beginning with "Discovery by Gaetano and Mendana" and featuring a "Visit by Cook" as opposed to the first edition which begins with "Discovery by Cook". The following sketch covers the reign of Kamehameha I the arrival of the first Christian missionaries and details of various political and diplomatic incidents including the arrival of Catholicism the LaPlace affair the provisional cession of 1843 a brief paragraph referencing the California Gold Rush and more. Along with historical details the author of the history who Forbes identifies as journalist Henry Sheldon provides a variety of other pieces of information including on the Bible's translation in Hawaiian the entirety of the 1852 constitution a detailed passage on Hawaiian manners and customs and a dissection of the Islands' declining population. At least one contemporary reader was unimpressed by Bennett's improvements however - H.M. Whitney reviewed the second edition in his weekly Pacific Commercial Advertiser declaring it "the worst specimen of printing in book form that has ever been given to the Honolulu public." The directory proper begins on page eighty-one and runs for the next twenty unnumbered pages. Residents and businesses are listed by name usually along with a profession and street address. At the end of the directory is an additional list of "Traders and Planters on the Other Islands." In this copy an index leaf from the first edition the second page of which is numbered 88 is bound in at the rear; interestingly despite the changes between editions the page numbers listed remain accurate. Both editions of this directory are quite scarce and this second much more so. While Rare Book Hub locates four copies of the 1869 edition at auction in the past twenty years not copy of this 1871 edition is noted since a copy at the auction of the Henry C. Carter collection at Anderson Galleries in 1908. OCLC locates only four copies at the Library of Congress University of Hawaii at Manoa American Antiquarian Society and Harvard. Forbes adds the Hawaiian Historical Society Hawaiian Mission Children's Society Library and Hawaii State Library. An uncommon and important early Hawaiian directory. Pebbled purple cloth front board stamped in gilt. Spine sunned boards lightly stained. Text lightly tanned scattered light foxing index leaves trimmed quite close at head without touching text lacking advertisement leaves. Inscription of the Library of the Hawaiian Board on front pastedown and their gilt initials on front board. A very good copy. FORBES 2890. OCLC 1091236492 71531611 191271313. hardcover books
réf. 1396742808.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1928réf. 32754Honolulu: Honolulu Star-Bulletin 1928. Tall 8vo. xii 209 1 pp. Frntsp photo. Blue cloth gilt lettrng w/ G.P. Judd Centenary Luau Kualoa July 4 1928 place marker laid-in w/ frmr ownrshp signature dated July 19 1928. First edition thus of this fascinating memoir. Honolulu Star-Bulletin, hardcover
