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rif. 14507Dryad Press 1st 1932 . 4to tan cloth cvred bds with maroon titling to spine fr bd. Min bmps wr to bds v v sl damage to head tail of spine v slight marking to fep o/w VG 575 gms. Dryad Press 1st 1932 hardcover
rif. 14065More Than Ninety Minutes 1997 . landscape fmt 4to pb 200pp min bmps wr to edges of cvrs sl dmge to hd of spine o/w VG. No. 655 of a limited edn of 5625. 1120 gms. More Than Ninety Minutes 1997 paperback
1923rif. 102076Edinburgh: J. Grant 1923. A new and rev. ed. by T.H. Weir. Hardcover. Quite a tight bright copy with very minor wear to exterior. Near fine. Two small personal owner signature to front free endpaper. Quarto in polished maroon cloth gilt stamped spine title; 2 preliminary leaves cxix 556 pages illustrations frontispiece & 11 plates incl. a folding map of Arabian peninsula ; index 23 cm. Deckle fore-edge and bottom edge; top edge gilt. Numerous printed scholarly notes to margins. A desirable copy. A highly detailed scholarly work which contonue to garner interest. The aurthoer was knolwdgable of Arabic. Reprint of the 1912 edition. The 1st edition was published in 1861 in four volumes. "Sir William Muir KCSI 1819 – 1905 was a Scottish Orientalist and colonial administrator Principal of the University of Edinburgh and Lieutenant Governor of the North-West Provinces of British India."— Wikipedia. Muir / Contents: Introduction. I. Sources for the biography of Mohammad. The Koran tradition and early biographies. II. Arabia before the time of Mohammad. III. Pre-historical notices of Mecca. The ka 'ba. Abrahamic legends. IV. Forefathers of Mohammad. Abraha's attack on Mecca. The homs. Hashimites and Omeiyads. Part first: Mohammad till the hijra. Chapter I. Birth of Mohammad. Nursed among bedawin. Death of his mother. 'Abd al-Muttalib and Abu Talib. First journey to Syria. Chapter II. Youth of Mohammad. Sacrilegious war. Second journey to Syria. Khadija. Children by her. Mohammad described. Rebuilding of Ka 'ba. 'Ali and Zeid. The four inquirers. Mohammad gropes after light. Chapter III. Mohammad's belief in his own inspiration. Early poetical fragments. Commission to preach. Traditional account. Chapter IV. Early converts. Abu Bekr Othman. Persecution. First emigration to Abyssinia. Koran as revealed during this period. Precepts. Paradise. Hell. Chapter V. The lapse. Second emigration to Abyssinia. Hamza Omar. The ban. Appeal in Koran to Jewish scriptures. Scriptural and rabbinical stories. Chapter VI. Ban removed. Death of Khadija and Abu Talib. Mohammad marries Sauda and is betrothed to Aisha. Medina. First pledge of the Akaba. Chapter VII. Midnight journey to Jerusalem. Second pledge of the Akaba. Emigration to Medina. Council of Koreish. Mohammad escapes to the cave. Flight from Mecca. Relation of Islam to Christianity. Knowledge of Christianity whence derived. Effect of Mohammad's teaching at Mecca. Part second: Mohammad at Medina. Chapter VIII. Mohammad's arrival at Medina. Building of mosque. Marriage with Aisha. Chapter IX. State of parties at Medina. Refugees; citizens; disaffected; Jews. Chapter X. Religious institutions. Miscellaneous events. Chapter XI. First hostilities with Koreish. Divine command to fight. Chapter XII. Battle of Bedr. Consternation at Mecca. Chapter XIII. Assassinations. Beni Kainuka exiled. Hafsa. Fatima married to Ali. Chapter XIV. Battle of Ohod. Mohammad wounded. Hamza slain. Law of inheritance. Chapter XV. Expeditions. Ar-raji and Bi'r Ma'una. Exile of Beni an-Nadir. Chapter XVI. Bedr the second. Expeditions. Mohammad marries Zeinab daughter of Khozeima Um Selama and Zeinab divorced wife of Zeid. Veil for Muslim women. Juweiriya. Aisha's misadventure. Chapter XVII. Siege of Medina. Battle of the ditch. Massacre of Beni Koreiza. Reihana. Death of Sa'd ibn Mo'adh. Suras revealed at Medina. Jews discarded. Mohammad's power and dignity. Marriage divorce and female slavery. Style of Koran. Chapter XVIII. Expeditions. Abul-as and Zeinab. Expedition to Duma. Assassination of Abu'r-Rafi and attempt to assassinate Abu Sufyan. Chapter XIX. Pilgrimage to Al-Hodeibiya. Pledge of the tree. Treaty with Koreish. Abu Basir. Chapter XX. Despatches to the Kaiser the chosroes and other princes. Chapter XXI. Conquest of Kheibar. Safiya. Mohammad poisoned. Return of Abyssinain exiles. Um Habiba. Mohammad bewitched by Jews. Chapter XXII. Pilgrimage to Mecca. Meimuna. Conversion of Khalid and Amr. Chapter XXIII. Battle of Muta. Generalship of Khalid. Chapter XXIV. Conquest of Mecca. Chapter XXV. Battle of Honein. Siege of At-Ta'if. Mohammad mobbed. Lesser pilgrimage. Chapter XXVI. Mary the Coptic maid and her son Ibrahim. Chapter XXVII. Deputations from Arabian tribes. Chapter XXVIII. Campaign of Tebuk. Conquest of Duma. Death of Abdallah ibn Obei. Chapter XXIX. Submission of At-Ta'if. Pilgrimage of Abu Bekr. The 'release'. Chapter XXX. Embassies of submission. Chapter XXXI. Mohammad's farewell pilgrimage. Chapter XXXII. The three pretenders. Chapter XXXIII. Sickness and death of Mohammad. Chapter XXXIV. Abu Bekr elected Caliph. Chapter XXXV. Burial of Mohammad. Chapter XXXVI. Osama's campaign. Chapter XXXVII. Person and character of Mohammad. Traditions on the person and habits of Mohammad. J. Grant hardcover
1911rif. mon0000987871The Gresham Publishing Company 1911. Hardcover. Very Good. in x in x in. Pages clean no markings wear to edges. Complete with numerous illustrations. Rubbings to spine. The Gresham Publishing Company hardcover
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1968rif. 089441London England: The Palaeontographical Society. Paperback. Parts I to IX by Sir Arthur Trueman and J. Weir. Parts X to XIII by J. Weir. Pages XXXV-LX 415 - 449. Plate XLVIII. Publication No. 523 Issued as Part of Volume 122 for 1968. Contents: Introduction. History of Research. Bibligraphy 1893-1945. The Genera of Non-Marine Lamellibranchs. The Problem of Species Nomenclature. The Zonal Classification of the Coal Measures. The Further Subdivision of the Zonal Sequence. Taxonomy and Evolution. History of Research 1946-1968. Supplementary Bibliography Mainly 1946-1967. Systematic Account. Appendix. Addenda. Acknowledgements. Corrigenda. Index. We carry a wide selection of titles in The Arts Theology History Politics Social and Physical Sciences. academic and scholarly books and Modern First Editions and all types of Academic Literature. . Very Good. Soft cover. First Thus. 1968. The Palaeontographical Society
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1870rif. 24I am not a professional dealer but am downsizing my library which I have collected over some 60 years. This book was published for 'Beeton's Boy's own Library'. The other books I have seen for sale have been rebound in maroon cloth but this is bound in blue cloth with a very impressive front which makes me think it is the original binding. The 120 illustrations were made mainly from the Zoological Gardens in Regents Park. The edges of the pages are still in bright gold top bottom and side. The spine is loose but the pages seem well bound together. It is scuffed at the top and bottom of the spine and the corners are damaged but the rest of the book is in good condition considering its age. See photos. Ward, Lock & Tyler hardcover
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2017rif. 1405577Norwalk: Easton Press 2017. Signed First Edition: #61 of 350. Hardcover. Octavo 541 pages. In Very Good plus condition. Bound in dark red genuine leather with gilt decoration; spine paneled with gilt titling; text block edges gilt with silk moiré endpapers and bound-in ribbon bookmark. Very light edge wear to boards with some small scuffs on the front board. Text block edges show light scuffing and wear. Signed flat in blue ink by Weir on the limitation page. Interior clean. Shelved in Room A. 1405577. Special Collections. Easton Press hardcover
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1963rif. mon0003828952Harvard University Press 1963T. hardcover. Good. . No dust jacket. Harvard University Press hardcover
2002rif. 700765Gryphon Editions January 2002. Novelty . 9 Custom HB. Gryphon Editions hardcover
rif. 251015010Dark Horse Books 2019-04-09. hardcover. Very Good. 6x0x10. Furukawa Fernando Heinz; Atiyeh Michael. Ships M-F. Very good book with light shelf-wear. This is a great reading copy. We protect your purchase with damage-resistant double-layer bubble-wrap packaging where possible. Your purchase helps fund small charities in Ohio Kentucky Indiana. Our delivery standard: order received by 2PM Eastern US time goes out by 4:30 PM M-F. Dark Horse Books hardcover
rif. 609SCARCE SIGNED! Easton Press Leather-bound. Full leather. Brand new unread in publisher's original shrink-wrap leather-bound and PERFECT! The brilliant debut signed by the author! Basis for blockbuster film starring Matt Damon. This copy is personally hand signed by Andy Weir pages sewn rather than glued spine inlaid in 22KT gold. If you ever wanted to collect a copy of this incredible novel this would be THE ONE! Features include: Personally signed by Andy Weir. Fully bound in genuine leather. 22kt gold deeply inlaid on the "hubbed" spine. Superbly printed on acid-neutral paper that lasts for generations. Sewn pages — not just glued like ordinary books. Handsome moiré endpages and a satin-ribbon page marker. Gilded page ends. Printed and bound in the USA. Imported materials. Rigorous inspection at every stage ensures adherence to our exacting standards. Superb craftsmanship and commitment to quality. #1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • "Brilliant . . . a celebration of human ingenuity and the purest example of real-science sci-fi for many years . . . utterly compelling."—The Wall Street Journal The inspiration for the major motion picture Six days ago astronaut Mark Watney became one of the first people to walk on Mars. Now he's sure he'll be the first person to die there. After a dust storm nearly kills him and forces his crew to evacuate while thinking him dead Mark finds himself stranded and completely alone with no way to even signal Earth that he's alive—and even if he could get word out his supplies would be gone long before a rescue could arrive. Chances are though he won't have time to starve to death. The damaged machinery unforgiving environment or plain-old "human error" are much more likely to kill him first. But Mark isn't ready to give up yet. Drawing on his ingenuity his engineering skills—and a relentless dogged refusal to quit—he steadfastly confronts one seemingly insurmountable obstacle after the next. Will his resourcefulness be enough to overcome the impossible odds against him NAMED ONE OF PASTE'S BEST NOVELS OF THE DECADE "A hugely entertaining novel that reads like a rocket ship afire . . . Weir has fashioned in Mark Watney one of the most appealing funny and resourceful characters in recent fiction."—Chicago Tribune "As gripping as they come . . . You'll be rooting for Watney the whole way groaning at every setback and laughing at his pitchblack humor. Utterly nail-biting and memorable."—Financial Times Crown Publishing Group hardcover
rif. 3752438541.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1888rif. 11028Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott 1888. THIRD EDITION. Original publisher's cloth. Presentation inscription on the fly-leaf: "Nancy Gilpin with the regards of her friend Weir Mitchell." First edition of a collection of essays dealing WITH patient care and the relationship between doctor and patient many of which are directly related to women. The essays include The Physician; Convalescence; Pain and Its Consequences; The Moral Management of Sick or Invalid Children; Nervousness and its Influence on Character; Out-door and Camp-life for Women. Mitchell 1829-1914 was one of the founders of American neurology and one of the early practioners to observe various forms of doctor patient relationships. J.B. Lippincott unknown
1897rif. 11776Philadelphia: n.p. 1897. Original printed wrappers. Volume XII of Mitchell’s case-study on Melancholy. BAL 6 14180. [n.p.] unknown
rif. 117571. “Address delivered before the Medical and Chirurgical Society of Maryland. On the occasion of the dedication of its building.” Offprint from the Bulletin of the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland June 1909. 8vo. pp. 220-227. Wrappers. BAL 6 14258. 2. “Address to the American Neurological Association.” Offprint from The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease No. 36 Vol. 7 July 1909. 8vo. pp. ii 385-401. Original printed wrappers. Mitchell was president of the association when he gave this address at the thirty-fifth annual meeting of the American Neurological Association which was held in New York from May 27-29 1909. BAL 6 14259. 3. Address to the students of Radcliffe College delivered January 17 1895. Cambridge Mass: np 1896. 8vo. 24 pp. Original printed wrappers. State A of this address which was given by Mitchell at the request of the Dean of Radcliffe College. BAL 6 14172. 4. Address. New York: np 1909. 8vo. 18 pp. Original stiff printed wrappers; uncut. First separate printing of this address which was delivered on the occasion of the opening of the new hall of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia November 11 1909. BAL 6 14257. unknown
1897rif. 11775New York: The Century Co. 1897. FIRST PUBLISHED EDITION. Each volume with frontispiece and two-half-titles both titles are cancels. Original gray publisher’s cloth crest of William Penn in red to upper covers seal of William Penn in red to lower covers spines slightly worn at extremities. From the library of Byron Price with his bookplate. First published edition binding B of what is considered Mitchell’s greatest work. A historical novel it is set in Philadelphia during the American Revolution. After the book was printed and bound in 1896 a decision was made to postpone its publication and to first run it serially in the Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine. The present edition differs from the pre-publication edition in that the titles pages are cancels with the new date of 1897 and frontispieces were inserted. BAL 6 14178; BMC XVII 521 Pre-pub ed.; Osler 5156. The Century Co. unknown
