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1946réf. 33564New York: Weird Tales 1946. Pulp Magazine Fine. Lee Brown Coye. New York: Weird Tales: 1946. Pulp Magazine Fine 96 pp. Cover artwork by: Lee Brown Coye Clean straight tight crease-free tape-free still glossy still bright. Remarkably well-preserved. Bradbury Wellman Bloch Leiber. All this with a gorgeous Lee Brown Coye cover. Incredible copy with a dab of toning to extremities of text block. read once 80 years ago and the then put in a dark dry dust-free place. Weird Tales unknown
1938réf. 27760Indianapolis IN: Popular Fiction Publishing Company 1938. Text paper tanned but supple mild wear along lower front edge clear tape over spine small chip to lower rear cover a very good copy. 27760. Octavo single issue cover art by Virgil Finlay pictorial wrappers. Pulp Magazine. Includes stories by Carl Jacobi Clark Ashton Smith Robert Bloch H. P. Lovecraft verse Robert E. Howard verse Jack Williamson and others. Reference: Tymm and Ashley Science Fiction Fantasy and Weird Fiction Magazines pp. 727-736. Popular Fiction Publishing Company unknown
1938réf. 27758Indianapolis IN: Popular Fiction Publishing Company 1938. Text paper tanned but supple light edge wear with overall mild rubbing to front cover clear tape over spine a good to very good copy. 27758. Octavo single issue cover art by Virgil Finlay pictorial wrappers. Pulp Magazine. Includes stories by Manly Wade Wellman writing as "Gans T. Field" H. P. Lovecraft "From Beyond" and "The Diary of Alonzo Typer" written without credit to HPL by William Lumley Seabury Quinn Henry Kuttner Claude Farrere Robert E. Howard verse and others. Reference: Tymm and Ashley Science Fiction Fantasy and Weird Fiction Magazines pp. 727-736. Popular Fiction Publishing Company unknown
1939réf. 27772New York NY: Weird Tales 1939. Text paper tanned but supple mild edge wear with tiny tear and crease to lower left front cover tiny tear to lower front edge stress creases clear tape over spine ends several closed tears to spine edge a very good to nearly fine copy. 27772. Octavo single issue cover art by Harold S. DeLay pictorial wrappers. Pulp Magazine. Includes stories by Robert E. Howard "Almuric" - part 1 Robert Bloch Paul Ernst Henry Kuttner Lester Del Ray Marion Doyle H. P. Lovecraft verse and others. Reference: Tymm and Ashley Science Fiction Fantasy and Weird Fiction Magazines pp. 727-736. Weird Tales unknown
1940réf. 27893New York NY: Weird Tales 1940. Text paper tanned but supple small tear to lower left corner small tear at head of spine slight color fade to spine a very good to nearly fine copy. 27893. Octavo single issue cover art by Hannes Bok pictorial wrappers. Pulp Magazine. Includes stories by Edmond Hamilton Robert Bloch E. Hoffman Price Fritz Leiber his first appearance in Weird Tales and others. The first issue with Dorothy McIlwraith as Editor. Reference: Tymm and Ashley Science Fiction Fantasy and Weird Fiction Magazines pp. 727-736. Weird Tales unknown
1935réf. 27884Indianapolis IN: Popular Fiction Publishing Company 1935. Text paper tanned but supple mild edge wear crease to lower right front corner paper loss to lower 50 mm of spine rear cover partially detached from spine a good to very good copy. 27884. Octavo single issue cover art by Margaret Brundage pictorial wrappers. Pulp Magazine. Includes stories by Edmond Hamilton Paul Ernst C. L. Moore Gustav Meyrink and others. Reference: Tymm and Ashley Science Fiction Fantasy and Weird Fiction Magazines pp. 727-736. Popular Fiction Publishing Company unknown
1944réf. 27803New York NY: Weird Tales 1944. Text paper age darkened slight edge wear small tear to lower left front corner small chip and tiny loss at the base of the spine a nearly fine to fine copy. 27803. Octavo single issue cover art by Harold S. De Lay pictorial wrappers. Pulp Magazine. Includes stories by Manly Wade Wellman Nelson Bond Ray Bradbury The Sea Shell" Frank Belknap Long and others. Reference: Tymm and Ashley Science Fiction Fantasy and Weird Fiction Magazines pp. 727-736. Weird Tales unknown
1932réf. 1097pPopular Fiction 1932. Soft cover. Good/No jacket. Cover by T. Wyatt Nelson. Featuring Bride of the Peacock by E. Hoffmann Price. Covers edgeworn. Popular Fiction unknown
1938réf. 16158Indianapolis IN: Popular Fiction Publishing Company 1938. Text paper tanned by supple mild edge rubbing a few stress creases clear tape to base of spine a nearly fine copy. 16158. Octavo single issue cover by Virgil Finlay pictorial wrappers. Pulp magazine. Includes stories by Henry Kuttner Seabury Quinn H. P. Lovecraft verse Clark Ashton Smith Robert Bloch Manly Wade Wellman writing as "Gans T. Field" Edmond Hamilton Robert E. Howard verse and others. Reference: Tymm and Ashley Science Fiction Fantasy and Weird Fiction Magazines pp. 727-736. Popular Fiction Publishing Company unknown
1973réf. 008334New York: Farrar Strauss Giroux 1973 Blue cloth very slightly sunned at edges; color pictorial dust jacket worn at extremities a few edge tears with old tape repair on verso original price intact $5.95. Re-telling of an old Cornish play that was performed at Christmas time. Brilliantly pictured by Zemach in color throughout. Caldecott Medal. Very scarce. Stated First Edition. Cloth Hard Cover. Near Fine/Good Minus. Illus. by Margot Zemach. 4to. Farrar Strauss Giroux hardcover
1908481p. Hardcover Very good condition
1916This is a very good hardcover ciopy in the original publisher's brown decorated cloth with just light wear. Very clean inside and out. Pre-Buddhist birth-tales from India. Illustrated with 8 black & white plates. 10" high X 6" wide, 488 pages. This book will be securely wrapped and packed in a sturdy box and shipped with tracking.
réf. 1804769762.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1929réf. PT1070NY: Weird Tales 1929. Book. Good-. Wraps. Vol. XIV No. 5. Edited by Farnsworth Wright. Cover art C. C. Senf for "The Gray Killer" by Everill Worrell. Includes "The Roc Raid" by George B. Tuttle; "The Nightmare Tarn" verse by Clark Ashton Smith; "The Curse of Yig" by Zelia Brown Reed with H. P. Lovecraft uncredited; "The House Without a Mirror" Jules de Grandin series by Seabury Quinn; "The Haunted Lake" verse by A. Leslie; "Skull-Face" pt. 2 by Robert E. Howard; "Death-Gate" verse by Monroe D. McGibeny; "The Tailed Man of Cornwall" by David H. Keller; "Scarlatti's Bottle" by August W. Derleth; "Whispering Death" by John Impola; "Thrice Dead" by Alston Lovejoy; "The Bed by the Window" by E. F. Benson; "Mummy" by Kelsey Percival Kitchel; "Lindenborg Pool" reprint byWilliam Morris. Illustrated by Senf Rankin A. Brosnatch and others. Covers glued inside hinges; tape otr ghosts; heavy edge and corner wear with small losses; creasing; stress; short tears; mark on front; tanning; chips; small loss at heel. Weird Tales Paperback
1985Fine English Paperback. Large roy. 8vo. (25 x 18 cm). In English. [2], 127, 92 p. Original Uighur version (in Arabic script and roman transcription) of As?h?ab al-kahf (In risala-i H?azrat-i Sult?an Ashabu'l-kahf, Azhâb al-Kâhf) with English translation: Contents, Preface, Introduction, Transcription System, Text (Transcripted), Textual Corrections and Notes, Translation in English, Vocabulary (Transcription of Uyghur vocabulary with English meanings), and Facsimile of original manuscript in Uighur. The treatise on the Companions of the Cave (In risala-i Hazrat-i Sultan Ashabu'l-Kahf) is one of the nine manuscripts in the Mannerheim Collection of Eastern Turki manuscripts. The manuscript belongs to the Finno-Ugrian Society and is kept in the archives of the Society under the code number 2.49.1 (Mannerheim Coll.). Raquette in his article "Collection of Manuscripts from Eastern Turkestan describes all but this particular manuscript from the collection. Halen is the first to register the manuscript in his Handbook of Oriental Collections in Finland under entry number 351; he describes the manuscript as 'Eastern Turki (Uighur-Uzbek) MS, 18:11 cm, 96 p. (47 foll.), without pagination, a hand written copy of a "tazkir" from the tomb of the Seven Brothers in Tuyok, near Kara Hodja. Not described in the catalogue of Raquette". Signed and inscribed by Naskali to Gunnar Jarring, (1907-2002), was a Swedish diplomat and Turkologist.
1923Very Good Turkish, Ottoman (1500-1928) In modern very aesthetic full leather bdg. Demy 8vo. (22 x 14 cm). In Ottoman script. 197, [2], [1] p. Altin isik. Ziya Gökalp, whose real name is Mehmet Ziya was born on March 23,1876 in Diyarbair. Ziya Gökalp started his education in Diyarbakir, and moved to Istanbul in 1895 to attend the school for veterinary medicine. During this stage of his life, he met important political figures of the era such as Ibrahim Temo and Ishak Sukûti. He was much influenced by the Young Turks movement and joined the political reform movement Ittihat ve Terakki (Committee of Union and Progress). He was arrested in 1898 because of his dissident activities and spent a year in prison. After his release, he was sent to exile to Diyarbakir where he worked on a minor governmental assignments. After the declaration of the second constitutional monarchy, he established a branch of Ittihat ve Terakki in Diyarbakir, and became its representative. He published the Peyman newspaper. In 1909, he attended the Ittihat ve Terakki Congress held in Thessalonica as the Diyarbakir delegate. The next year, he was elected member to the central administrative council of this organization in Thessalonica. He taught sociology courses in Ittihat Terakki's school, which he had helped establish in 1910. In the mean time, he also published the Genç Kalemler periodical. In 1912, he was elected as a representative of Ergani Maden to the Meclis-i Mebusan (Parliament), and he moved to Istanbul. He was also one of the founders of the association Türk Ocagi (The Turkish Hearth). He wrote about nationalism and Turkish nationalism in the publication of this association Turk Yurdu, and in many other publications such as Halka Dogru, Islam Mecmuasi, Milli Tetebbular Mecmuasi, Iktisadiyat Mecmuasi, Içtimaiyat Mecmuasi and Yeni Mecmua. In the mean time, he taught sociology at the Darülfünun-u Osmani (Istanbul University). During the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, Ziya Gökalp sought to fashion a new national identity. In essence, his philosophy consisted of the effort of synthesizing the ethical and cultural values native to Turkish society, and certain values borrowed from the west. He summarized this approach as 'becoming Turkish, Muslim, and modern', and he took the cultural component from Turkish nationalism, and the ethical component from Islam. Gokalp defended that the constructive element of international culture were national cultures and he gave priority to folk literature over court literature. He believed in the importance of positive sciences, which had made the technological and scientific development of the West possible and considered religion as an auxiliary element on the way to reach religious and social unity. His social model was influenced by Emile Durkheim's theoretical concept of 'solidarism'. He opted for this model because unlike liberalism, which was based on the individual, and Marxism, which was based on class struggle, solidarism considered vocational organizations as the essential social unit. He wrote countless articles explaining his social and political views, and he systematized the concept of Turkish nationalism. He played an important role in the establishment and the development of Turkish national literature. In spite of the verse works and the poetry that he wrote in defense of Turkish nationalism, recent history Turkish cultural tends to acknowledge him more as a figure of political struggle. Ziya Gökalp earned great respect on the basis of his life of political activism. Leaving an indelible mark on the development of Turkish national identity, Gokalp died on October 25, 1924 as a citizen of the newly founded Republic of Turkey. Hegira: 1342 = Roumi: 1339 = Gregorian: 1923. First and Only Edition. Extremely rare. Özege 550.; Just five copies in OCLC: 880485512 (x3).; 163023661 (x2). Altin isik (The Golden light) includes the collection of Turkish tales in verse and prosaical which reflected Ziya Gökalp's thoughts. When he was a small child, Z
réf. Asbjørnsen, Moe, NauthelIn Pristine Condition. unknown
1883réf. 9412(London), Leadenhall Press, (1883). 4to (29 x 22 cm). Mit zahlr. Holzschnitten. Titel in Rot u. Schwarz. Ca. 200 S., einzeln paginiert. Grüne OLwd. m. zweifarbiger Deckelpräg. 2 unbeschnittene Kanten.
réf. 66285Fürth Bilderbuch-Verlag G. Löwensohn 1927. . Erste deutsche Ausgabe. - Von dem Bilibin-Schüler und Bühnenbildner Nikolaus Strunke illustrierte Sage von der lettischen Autorin Anna Brigader Brigaderer 1861-1933. Die meisten ihrer Arbeiten darunter diverse Märchenspiele entstanden in den späten 1920er u. frühen 1930er Jahren. - Vgl. LdKJL III 633. - Niklavs Strunke 1894-1966 lettischer Maler Grafiker Glasmaler Bühnenbildner einer der originellsten Künstler in der Generation der lettischen Modernisten. - Vorsätze leimschattig sonst erfreulich gut erhaltenes Exemplar. Fürth, Bilderbuch-Verlag G. Löwensohn, 1927. unknown
1836réf. 19254Graz, in Commission bei Eduard Ludewig, 1836. 8°. Mit einer gefalt. Tabelle. VIII, 182 S., 1 weißes Bl., Bedruckte OBrosch.
réf. Juul, Pia PrefaceIn Pristine Condition. unknown
réf. 11236No place; 'Wednesday' no date. 3 pp 12mo. 41 lines. Text clear and complete. Fair on lightly-aged paper with a couple of closed tears. He is sending 'the trans. of the Baghobahan together with the Original' and trusts that Robinson will keep his promise 'and not detain it long'. Considers it fair that Robinson's friend 'should pay the carriage thereof from & to London'. 'The younger Stewart is to send me up a book of mine in about a week - the best way will be to send the Bagh along with it as it will be the same expence'. Suggest sending another book with 'the Bagh to Haileybury' rather than to Portman Square. 'I hope you have all got down safe - and that Abercrombie has not been beat again - I guess you have not yet seen Anderson at College - I saw Roberts yesterday afternoon who told me he had just been seeing Anderson at his lodgings where he left him comfortably in bed as usual Of course the man is mad . I believe he is quite well in body - tis the immortal part of him that needeth the physician'. No place; 'Wednesday' [no date]. unknown
180412mo., First Edition thus, with an engraved title-vignette, some light age-soiling; later boards, calf back lettered in gilt, a very good, firm copy. With 1p. publisher's advertisement at end. Scarce variant of the popular novel and moral tale by John Moore, physician, writer and biographer of Smollett, his friend and patient. The hero is a Sicilian, brought up without restraint, who begins by squeezing a pet sparrow to death and who, after a selfish career, dies of a wound received in a duel. 'Tracing the windings of vice and delineating the disgusting features of villainy are unpleasant tasks, and some people cannot bear to contemplate such a picture. It is fair, therefore, to warn readers of this turn of mind not to pursue the story of Zeluco' (DNB). The work was first published in 1786; CBEL gives at least seven editions by 1800. This variant, with the alternative spelling of the title, appears to be scarce; we have been unable to trace any institutional copy (including BL, Bodleian, CUL, NLC, NLS, Trinity Dublin and others). It may well be an unrecorded pirate. See CBEL II, p.549; DNB.
1953réf. 17411Inscribed by author. Very Good HC in Fair DJ. Red cloth over boards gilt stamped titles on spine. Clean square covers and spine; slight fading along cover edges; tightly bound; slightly age darkened end papers; inscribed on front free end paper 'With gratitude To Ruth the friend who has been such a wonderful help. Louise M. Welles'; owner name and address on front free end paper; bright clean interior. DJ is scuffed; clean but for several smudges on rear cover; some fading along edges; 1 x 3 inch chip missing at rear cover tail edge; other small chips and tears along edges. 8vo 103 pp; illustrated. Cf OCLC #19037964. New York: Vantage Press hardcover
réf. A9781032734279Hardback. New. With both scientific and clinical relevance this book is essential for clinicians and researchers in ageing and dementia as well as carers working with people living with dementia students of neuropsychology/neurocognition medicine and health and social care. hardcover
