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1954ref. 34507Hamburg Zsolnay, 1954. 386 S. 8, Gebunden , Leinen , mit Schutzumschlag ,
2000ref. 87267Makati City Philippines: Bookmark Inc 2000. Second Edition. Softcover. Quarto 28cm; pictorial paper wrappers; xvi3882pp; colorful photographs throughout. Light surface scratches; Very Good. Text includes a list of abbreviations descriptions of ornamentl plants organized by ferns and fern allies and flowering plants and index to local names and scientific names. 87267. Bookmark, Inc unknown books
1952ref. 9024171Madrid: Editorial Razon Y FE S.A. 1952. Hardcover. Near fine. Bound in the publisher's original red cloth over boards spines and covers stamped in gilt. Lightly rubbed edges and extremities. Editorial Razon Y FE, S.A. hardcover books
1983ref. 32727Madrid: Joyas Bibliograficas 1983. Softcover. Very Good. Folio. Wrappers. 346 pp. Illustrated. Joyas Bibliograficas unknown books
ref. 1894319th century Tintype photograph of handsome African American couple. 2.5" x 3.5." An African American man and woman sit beside one another on a loveseat. The man wears a suit and tie and a flat cap; the chain of his small pocketwatch can be seen draping from his sportcoat. The young woman wears a high-collared white gown with a tiered hemline. Her hair is tied back with a black ribbon tied in a bow. They appear relaxed yet very serious. The man leans back slightly with his hands in his lap; the two seem to be very natural in their formal dress. Very good condition. unknown books
1870ref. 186321870. African AmericanInterracial Interracial couple tintype photograph circa 1870s-1880s an intimate image of interracial partnership in the decades following the Civil War when anti miscegenation statutes and racial violence sharply constrained such relationships in much of the United States. Created during the Reconstruction or immediate post Reconstruction era the image presents an African American woman and a white man posed in deliberate proximity visually asserting familiarity parity and shared domestic identity. At a time when interracial unions were legally prohibited in many Southern states and socially stigmatized even where lawful the photograph offers rare material evidence of interracial companionship rendered with dignity and composure. Small format tintype photograph measuring approximately 2.5 x 3.5 inches. The African American woman appears slightly elevated at left dressed in a high neck long sleeved Victorian dress with fitted bodice and subtle patterned fabric. She holds a wide brimmed hat with decorative trim and fringe in her lap and rests her hand gently on the man's arm a gesture signaling intimacy rather than incidental contact. Her direct gaze toward the camera conveys self possession and social confidence and her carefully arranged hairstyle and refined dress indicate middle class presentation rather than laboring status. Beside her sits a light skinned white man wearing a bowler hat jacket collared shirt and patterned tie posed with one leg crossed and hand resting on his knee. An ornate spiral walking stick or cane visible within the composition functions as a conventional nineteenth century signifier of respectability and status. The plain studio backdrop centers attention on the sitters emphasizing relational presence over theatrical scenery. Photographic representations of interracial couples from the nineteenth century remain scarce many having been hidden or destroyed by family members. In the aftermath of emancipation Black assertions of family stability property ownership and respectability became central to broader struggles over citizenship and civil rights. This tintype preserves visual testimony of interracial domestic life at a moment when such relationships were the target of legal intervention discrimination and violence. Clipped lower left corner; minor scattered surface wear and handling marks consistent with age; emulsion intact with strong contrast and clear legibility; overall very good. A significant visual artifact of interracial intimacy in the United States Reconstruction-era. unknown books
1983ref. 542256Oneonta New York: Serpent and Eagle 1983. Softcover. Fine. First edition. Translated by Timothy J. Keating. Introduction by Robert Benson. Slim 12mo. Frontispiece illustration. Facing Spanish and English translations. Fine in velveteen wrappers. One of 65 copies in limp cloth Signed by Keating Benson and printer Jo Mish of 165 total. The poets are Nicolás Guillén Roberto Fernández Retamar Lourdes Casal Angel Escobar Varela Aramis Quintero and Minerva Salado. Serpent and Eagle unknown books
1820ref. 45674Madrid: Imprenta de I. Sancha 1820. First edition. Marbled paper wrappers with manuscript title. Wrappers detached duplicate pages bound in still a clean copy. 23 pp. Pages 1-4 and 21-23 are repeated and bound in. 6 1/4 x 4 1/4 inches. Manuel Casal y Aguado 1751-1837 received a doctor of Medicine from Universidad Valenciana in 1775. He practiced medicine in Madrid was successful in publishing both original and translated works on medicine and was dean of the Academia Medica Quirurgica Matritense. Parallel to his professional activity he maintained constant literary activity throughout his life using the anagram-pseudonym of Lucas Alemán: he collaborated in the Correo de los Ciegos and Correo de Madrid —and in the various newspapers that appeared— publishing letters articles and poetry…””mantuvo una festiva polémica literaria en el Diario de Madrid y publicó en 1813 y 1814 la Pajarera literaria colección de folletos satirico politicos contra los franceses que obtuvieron mucha popularidad.” Jerónimo Herrera Navarro: Manuel Casal y Aguado La Real Academia de la Historia . dbe.rah.es/biografias/72709/. The present work “El gavilán volando” The flying hawk continues that theme. Very uncommon: OCLC and other online databases show four holding locations only: Univ. Toronto Washington Univ. British Library and CSIC Spain. Also one at Univ. Conn. Palau 46740. Imprenta de I. Sancha unknown books
1961ref. 199010Tokyo Japan: Sophia University 1961. Hardcover. VG/Good faining sunning to board edges & spine ends. foxing to textblock edges. dustjacket scuffed & smudged; rubbig creasing to upper edges w/ small tear; small tear to upper spine & lower spine edge. corners rubbed; tear to upper corner; front flap clipped. decorative dark blue-green cloth boards w/ gilt printed plate & spine printing. variously paginated w/ 40 bw plates. tan dustjacket w/ black printing. Remains a nice bright and sharp copy. 117 total illustrations across 40 pages of black/white plates. Sophia University hardcover books
2011ref. 133374Madrid: Marcial Pons Ediciones de Historia 2011. Hardcover. VG/VG- bump to side of board and corners minor wear to dj. BW illustrated dust jacket over similar illustrated boards. 376 pp. 49 bw and color plates. In Spanish. Explores the book of portraits by the Spanish Golden Age artist and author. Marcial Pons, Ediciones de Historia hardcover books
1973ref. 336815Miami: Ediciones Universal 1973. Paperback. 76p. french-fold wraps wraps lightly foxed else very good condition. Text in Spanish. Coleccion Alacran Azul. Lesbian Cuban exile writer. Casal was part of the 26th of July movement but switched sides after the revolution. She was exiled to New York in 1962 but later became more sympathetic to the Castro government and was allowed to return to Cuba in 1973. Ediciones Universal paperback books
1961ref. 27720Tokyo: Sophia University 1961. Hardcover. g. Quarto. 6611xl42pp. Publisher's olive cloth with red leather label & Japanese lettering in gold on front cover gold lettering in English on spine. Original printed dust jacket. With 117 b/w reproductions of photographs on 40 plates by Benrido Kyoto showing lacquered Japanese decorative arts. Some tearing chipping and staining on dj. Blind-stamp of previous owner on title-page. Dust jacket in fair book in very good condition. Sophia University hardcover books
1967ref. 238700Albaicin Sadea Editores 1967. Softcover. Good. Oversized Paperback in Good Condition text in Spanish browning and soiling on back cover shelf rubbing spine ends bumped. Albaicin Sadea Editores unknown books
ref. B110060-5Paris Librairie C. Klincksieck 1961. 2 vols. 260pp. 1 folding chart. Text figs.; 13 1pp. 140 figs. 45 plates. 4to. Wraps. covers of vol. II loose. Paris (Librairie C. Klincksieck), 1961. paperback books
1925ref. 185706Madrid: Talleres Calpe 1925. Paperback. 124p. text in Spanish unopened pages worn and chipped plain printed wraps. Talleres Calpe paperback books
1975ref. 166360New York: Cineaste Publishers 1975. Magazine. 52p. 8.25x10.75 inches photos stills very good film magazine in stapled pictorial wraps. Interviews with Santiago Alverez & Jane Fonda Cuban Cinema Porno Fascism. Cineaste Publishers unknown books
1947ref. 62043La Paz: n. pub 1947. 24p. stapled wraps pages evenly toned else very good condition. Text in Spanish. A somewhat tortured defense of the postwar regime. n. pub unknown books
2017br. Domenico Bidognetti è stato prima uno dei più spietati killer e, poi, uno dei più importanti boss del clan dei Casalesi. Battezzato "uomo d'onore" a soli 25 anni, ha poi tradito - almeno secondo le logiche dei Casalesi - quel giuramento nel 2007, quando ha deciso di collaborare con la giustizia. È diventato, così, il più importante testimone interno dell'organizzazione criminale, tanto che nel 2008 fu ucciso il padre, per tentare di fermare la sua collaborazione. Ancora oggi testimonia in Tribunale contro i suoi ex alleati e affiliati, benché molti di loro fossero suoi amici sin dall'infanzia. In questo libro ripercorre la storia del clan dei Casalesi sin dalla sua nascita, ricostruisce le dinamiche del traffico illecito di rifiuti e di tutti gli altri affari in cui il clan era coinvolto. Racconta, dalla posizione privilegiata che può avere soltanto chi è stato ai vertici dell'organizzazione criminale, i più importanti omicidi, le più sanguinose guerre di camorra e le più note stragi. Tratteggia, infine, i profili dei più noti boss della camorra napoletana e della mafia casertana, descrivendone caratteristiche che può rivelare solo chi li ha conosciuti personalmente.
1985In-8° pp. 252 con 51 tav. f.t. Bross. edit. illustrata.
2005In-8° gr. pp. 406 con varie ill. n.t. Legatura edit. con sovracoperta illustrata. Vecchi timbri all'interno. Stato di nuovo.
2008Mm 235x240 Volume in copertina rigida, sovraccoperta originale, 211 pagine profusamente illustrate in nero e a colori. Libro in condizioni di nuovo - brandnew. Spedizione in 24 ore dalla conferma dell'ordine.
1936Mm 125x190 Prima edizione. Collana "Epoche e viaggi" - Brossura editoriale di 316 pagine. Evidenti segni di usura da scaffale alla copertina, due etichette rosse e fioriture ai contropiatti, mentre all'interno il testo è perfettamente conservato. SPEDIZIONE IN 24 ORE DALLA CONFERMA DELL'ORDINE.
1887in folio con incis. xilogr.
1826In 8, pp. 52. Br. muta. Dedicatoria dell'autore a Elisabetta Sforza Cesarini nata Cusani. Ex libris. Analisi di questa iscrizione scavata nella Tenuta della Cesarina, posta sulla Nomentana, circa al settimo miglio, da Ignazio Vescovali antiquario. L'iscrizione, considerata come la piu' importante tra quelle rinvenute nello scavo, permise una precisa attestazione dell'esistenza della citta' di Ficulea e una sua precisa collocazione. Oggi la sua posizione corrisponde a quella di Casal Bianco presso Roma
2008Phébus 2008. In-8 broché de 186 Pages. très bon état
