Assenmacher, LeoAntiquariat.de
Blaues Boot im Hafen von Palamos. [Original-Ölbild auf Holz / original oil on wood plate].
rif. 53619BBo.J. Leo Assenmacher, geboren 1904 in Düsseldorf, gestorben 1981 ebenda.
Antiquariat Lenzen · Germania280,00 €
1829 risultati
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1879651 p. This copy lacks all illustrations, but retains the extensive text in double columns. Folio. 360 mm . . LACKS ALL PLATES. Small Folio. Though the original cloth boards are present, this deserves rebinding. An important history of the area near Drake's first oil well, and an essential record of America's early oil industry. Scarce. PA 6
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rif. 53619BBo.J. Leo Assenmacher, geboren 1904 in Düsseldorf, gestorben 1981 ebenda.
1930rif. 847DG1930. Ölkreide schwarz auf festem Blatt montiert, monogrammiert und datiert. 25 x 32 cm. + Wichtig: Für unsere Kunden in der EU erfolgt der Versand alle 14 Tage verzollt ab Deutschland / Postbank-Konto in Deutschland vorhanden +, A
1930rif. 848DG1930. Ölkreide schwarz auf festem Blatt montiert, monogrammiert und datiert. 27 x 22 cm. + Wichtig: Für unsere Kunden in der EU erfolgt der Versand alle 14 Tage verzollt ab Deutschland / Postbank-Konto in Deutschland vorhanden +, A
rif. 664DGOel auf Leinwand. Bildausschnitt: 40 x 62 cm.
1928rif. 1137DG1928. Farbige Kreidezeichnung. Monogrammiert und datiert. Zusätzlich unten auf Passe-Partout signiert und datiert. 25 x 18 cm.
1925rif. 1101DGca. 1925. Ölkreide auf festem Papier. 63 x 45 cm.
rif. 661DGOel auf Leinwand. Bildausschnitt: 43 x 54 cm.
1950rif. 1566AGZürich, o.J. (um 1950). Ölgemälde. Bildformat: 56.5 x 43 cm.
1947rif. 811CG1947. Oel auf Leinwand. Bildausschnitt: 37 x 49 cm.
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1929rif. 58135Los Angeles CA: California Oil and Gas Association 1151 S. Broadway May Aug.-Sept. 1929. Three vols. 4to. 449-560; 785-896; 897-1024 pp. With 100’s of photo illustrations text illustrations diagrams illustrated ads many in colour. Colour-illustrated softcovers photo cover art of oil derricks and McDonald equipment Byron-Jackson Co. Oil Tool Division ads on back covers slight shelfwear very slight bumping minor tears to a couple spines still a VG bright set. First editions of these very scarce issues of this noted California oil industry trade magazine filled with articles and advertisements for oil derricks oil drilling equipment addressing oil drill and oil rigger safety issues oil fires and more. A number of articles focus on the development of the oil industry products for aviation fuels and the aircraft including one article on a trip in the “Rio Grande” Ford Tri-motor owned by the Rio Grande Oil Company. At the time Southern California was producing one-quarter of the World’s oil supply. Few examples of this lavish and expensive serial periodical survive either in institutional holdings or in the trade. California Oil and Gas Association, 1151 S. Broadway, paperback
1864rif. 64156Philadelphia: J. B. Chandler Pr. 306 & 308 Chesnut Street Girard Building 1864. 8vo. 19 cm. 25 pp. 3. Disbound. Stitched sheets. Venango County Pennsylvania was the center of oil production in the 1860s. The first successful commercial oil well in the United States was completed by E.L. Drake near Titusville Pennsylvania 28 August 1859. OCLC: One copy at PA Hist. and Mus. Comn. Lib. J. B. Chandler, Pr., 306 & 308 Chesnut Street, [Girard Building] unknown
1864rif. 64156Philadelphia: J. B. Chandler Pr. 306 & 308 Chesnut Street Girard Building 1864. 8vo. 19 cm. 25 pp. 3. Disbound. Stitched sheets. Venango County Pennsylvania was the center of oil production in the 1860s. The first successful commercial oil well in the United States was completed by E.L. Drake near Titusville Pennsylvania 28 August 1859. OCLC: One copy at PA Hist. and Mus. Comn. Lib. J. B. Chandler, Pr., 306 & 308 Chesnut Street, [Girard Building] unknown books
