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2018réf. x-1138087181Taylor & Francis 2018. Hardcover. New. 304 pages. 9.00x6.25x1.00 inches. Taylor & Francis hardcover
réf. 90537aaf1692, 14x27 cm, manuscrit bien lisible sur parchemin plié, un peu froissé et avec quelques taches d’encre sur les bords.
1879réf. 20578Paris, Librairie Hachette et Cie, 1879. 2 volumes in-4 de [12]-496-[2] et [6]-544 pages, demi-chagrin brun, dos à nerfs.
réf. 6142289965Oxford University Press OUP . Hardback. New. pp. 296 Index Oxford University Press OUP hardcover
1866réf. 4949023William Blackwood and Sons 1866. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In poor condition suitable as a reading copy. Large folio. Original binding. Green cloth half leather. Gilt lettering borders and motif on front board. Raised bands gilt lettering borders and motifs on backstrip. Backstrip semi detached with large sections missing. Detached boards. Gilt edges. Pages are secure clean and bright apart from flyleaf which are a little grubby. Contains numerous map plates. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item6350grams ISBN: William Blackwood and Sons hardcover
2008réf. 3991408Ashgate 2008. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In good all round condition. No dust jacket. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item1550grams ISBN:9780754628149 Ashgate hardcover
réf. 015665London: James Ridgway & Sons Picadilly 1831 - 1837. Three volumes octavo with 230 plates pp lixi; 218 6; xxviii x 208; 205 2 a little age-toning and marking throughout in each volume there is one internal hinge cracking; probably contemporary half calf rubbed and fraying upper joints weak particularly so in the third volume. A duplicate from Worthing Reference Library with their attractive bookplate in each volume; a neat small circular stamp in the corner of each plate on the title pages and the occasional text page a shelf number on the spines. A cornerstone of fossil flora literature. The work served to catalogue many of the fossil plants recognized by the 1830s from Britain ranging in age from Carboniferous to Pleistocene. Together with contributions from Henslow Murray and Williamson Lindley and Hutton described illustrated and in some cases emended almost 300 species with many of their type and figured specimens having survived. By giving the first illustrated account of the microscopic structure of a fossil cuticle together with discussions about the origin of coal prehistoric climates experimental taphonomy and plant evolution "The Fossil Flora" was much more than a catalogue of fossil plants. Lindley must surely rank amongst his palaeobotanical contemporaries for having pioneered aspects of the science that remain topics of active research into the third millennium. First Edition. Half-Leather. Good. James Ridgway & Sons, Picadilly Hardcover
1928réf. 5792409American Geographical Society 1928. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In fair condition suitable as a study copy. Exterior worn. Interior good. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item1250grams ISBN: American Geographical Society hardcover
1928réf. 5792410American Geographical Society 1928. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. Book contains pencil markings. In fair condition suitable as a study copy. No dust jacket. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item1100grams ISBN: American Geographical Society hardcover
1927réf. 5792411American Geographical Society 1927. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In fair condition suitable as a study copy. No dust jacket. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item1400grams ISBN: American Geographical Society hardcover
2002réf. 2295531Geological Society 2002. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In fair condition suitable as a study copy. No dust jacket. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item1900grams ISBN:9781862391055 Geological Society hardcover
2014Hardcover in very good condition. No jacket. Previously owned by Jorgen Nissen. Includes compliments slip. Minor bumps on hardcover edges. Page block is lightly marked. Pages are clean and contents are clear throughout. HCW Used
1772Four volumes in-12. pp. (16), 184 pp; 176 pp.; (2), 182, (1) pp.; (6), 198, (2); half title in first volume, none issued in volume 2 as Gaskell notes, contemporary calf, gilt fillet and fine labels, marbled endpapers. This is the rare variant without the dagger signature marks (Gaskell Foulis, 597).
réf. 18590Historical Society. 1971 Large Heavy Brown two and a half inch thick book G To VG for age and weight of book Printed without DJ History of the County and it's people from 1896 to 1972 1288 pages extra postage required to cover shipping Historical Society unknown
1970réf. 235401970. Six first year issues of The Mother Earth News 1970 documenting how the 1970s counterculture movement converted anti consumerism Vietnam War era disaffection and ecological politics into practical instructions for rural migration. Topics of homesteading cooperative living food production recycling and off grid domestic work became increasingly popular in the 1970s as young Americans reacted against the postwar expansion of suburban consumer culture corporate advertising automobile dependency processed food and disposable household goods. Issued in the year of the first Earth Day these numbers show the magazine defining rural self sufficiency as a counterculture program containing instructions to buy land build shelter grow food reuse waste generate power and form communities outside the consumer economy. Archive of Issues six issues and one index seven items total. The Mother Earth News. Madison Ohio and Hendersonville North Carolina 1970 to circa 1979. All six periodicals published in 1970 and "The Mother Earth News Index Nos. 1 to 60" published in 1979; regular issues average 70 to 90 pages. 1 The Mother Earth News. Vol. 1 No. 1. January 1970. First issue with cover price of 50 cents and contents including Gary Snyder's "Four Changes" "Free Folk" "Morning Glory Farm" "The Plains Indian Tipi" "Digger Bread" "How to Recycle Garbage" and early coverage of Twin Oaks. 2 The Mother Earth News. "How To Get Out Of The City And Back To The Land." 1970. Special issue organized as a migration manual with visible emphasis on buying land growing food raising animals finding rural shelter and converting counterculture exit from the city into household practice. 3 The Mother Earth News. No. 3. May 1970. Includes Earth Day material "How To Retire 6 Months Every Year" "How I Survive In The City" methane production power from garbage and a sheepherder's wagon article placing ecological protest beside self sufficiency mechanics. 4 The Mother Earth News. No. 4. July 1970. Includes commune and experimental building material including Rivendale "How To Get Plans For A 30 Foot Dome" and coverage of Copionics extending the magazine's back to the land program into intentional community dome construction and alternative technology. 5 The Mother Earth News. No. 5. September 1970. Includes a Plowboy Interview with Jacques Yves Cousteau "Bug Off!" "Buy Land With Little Or No Money Down" wind power barter organic gardening and reuse of an old schoolhouse. 6 The Mother Earth News. No. 6. November 1970. Includes a Plowboy Interview with René Dubos a Stewart Brand letter Ken Kern owner built home material wind plant information goat raising and legal environmental writing on the Refuse Act of 1899. 7 The Mother Earth News Index. Nos. 1 to 60. Hendersonville North Carolina: The Mother Earth News circa 1979. Index volume covering the magazine's first sixty numbers with subject and author access to articles on communes food construction energy animals gardening politics health and rural economics. The group belongs to the first publishing phase of The Mother Earth News when the magazine served readers who wanted explicit instructions for leaving cities acquiring land building shelter growing food and organizing life outside conventional consumer systems. Its named appearances by Gary Snyder Jacques Yves Cousteau René Dubos Stewart Brand and Ken Kern connect the magazine's practical homesteading program to counterculture poetry marine conservation ecological medicine whole earth networks and owner built architecture. The inclusion of the later Nos. 1 to 60 index makes the group more usable as a research set by preserving the magazine's own subject map for its first decade of articles. Moderate page toning and small edge defects; bindings intact. Overall very good condition. Housed in a magazine storage box printed with The Mother Earth News logo on the side panel. A compact first year record of how The Mother Earth News turned early 1970s ecological counterculture into readable and later popular instructions for land food shelter energy and domestic independence. unknown
1970réf. 235401970. Six first year issues of The Mother Earth News 1970 documenting how the 1970s counterculture movement converted anti consumerism Vietnam War era disaffection and ecological politics into practical instructions for rural migration. Topics of homesteading cooperative living food production recycling and off grid domestic work became increasingly popular in the 1970s as young Americans reacted against the postwar expansion of suburban consumer culture corporate advertising automobile dependency processed food and disposable household goods. Issued in the year of the first Earth Day these numbers show the magazine defining rural self sufficiency as a counterculture program containing instructions to buy land build shelter grow food reuse waste generate power and form communities outside the consumer economy. Archive of Issues six issues and one index seven items total. The Mother Earth News. Madison Ohio and Hendersonville North Carolina 1970 to circa 1979. All six periodicals published in 1970 and "The Mother Earth News Index Nos. 1 to 60" published in 1979; regular issues average 70 to 90 pages. 1 The Mother Earth News. Vol. 1 No. 1. January 1970. First issue with cover price of 50 cents and contents including Gary Snyder's "Four Changes" "Free Folk" "Morning Glory Farm" "The Plains Indian Tipi" "Digger Bread" "How to Recycle Garbage" and early coverage of Twin Oaks. 2 The Mother Earth News. "How To Get Out Of The City And Back To The Land." 1970. Special issue organized as a migration manual with visible emphasis on buying land growing food raising animals finding rural shelter and converting counterculture exit from the city into household practice. 3 The Mother Earth News. No. 3. May 1970. Includes Earth Day material "How To Retire 6 Months Every Year" "How I Survive In The City" methane production power from garbage and a sheepherder's wagon article placing ecological protest beside self sufficiency mechanics. 4 The Mother Earth News. No. 4. July 1970. Includes commune and experimental building material including Rivendale "How To Get Plans For A 30 Foot Dome" and coverage of Copionics extending the magazine's back to the land program into intentional community dome construction and alternative technology. 5 The Mother Earth News. No. 5. September 1970. Includes a Plowboy Interview with Jacques Yves Cousteau "Bug Off!" "Buy Land With Little Or No Money Down" wind power barter organic gardening and reuse of an old schoolhouse. 6 The Mother Earth News. No. 6. November 1970. Includes a Plowboy Interview with René Dubos a Stewart Brand letter Ken Kern owner built home material wind plant information goat raising and legal environmental writing on the Refuse Act of 1899. 7 The Mother Earth News Index. Nos. 1 to 60. Hendersonville North Carolina: The Mother Earth News circa 1979. Index volume covering the magazine's first sixty numbers with subject and author access to articles on communes food construction energy animals gardening politics health and rural economics. The group belongs to the first publishing phase of The Mother Earth News when the magazine served readers who wanted explicit instructions for leaving cities acquiring land building shelter growing food and organizing life outside conventional consumer systems. Its named appearances by Gary Snyder Jacques Yves Cousteau René Dubos Stewart Brand and Ken Kern connect the magazine's practical homesteading program to counterculture poetry marine conservation ecological medicine whole earth networks and owner built architecture. The inclusion of the later Nos. 1 to 60 index makes the group more usable as a research set by preserving the magazine's own subject map for its first decade of articles. Moderate page toning and small edge defects; bindings intact. Overall very good condition. Housed in a magazine storage box printed with The Mother Earth News logo on the side panel. A compact first year record of how The Mother Earth News turned early 1970s ecological counterculture into readable and later popular instructions for land food shelter energy and domestic independence. unknown books
1912réf. 32007AB1912. Erstausgabe Marburg Elwert 1912 8° 207 S. und eine große farbige Ausklappkarte hinten vor dem Innendeckel eingebunden Halbleinen-Einband des frühen 20. Jahrhunderts mit handgeschriebenem Rückenschild und Signaturschildchen unten sowie schönen Musterpapierbezügen Titelseite mit altem Rundstempel und handschriftlicher Signaturnummer der Lehrerbibliothek eines alteingesessenen Frankfurter Gymnasiums innen papier- und altersbedingt gebräunt sonst aber ein schönes textsauberes und bindungsstabiles Exemplar MIT der oft fehlenden Karte li 01 Auf der Titelseite mit längerer Widmung und Signatur des Autors. Abholung im Ladengeschäft in Frankfurt am Main Nordend ggü. Musterschule möglich. Das spart die Portokosten. Pickup at the store in Frankfurt am Main Nordend close to Musterschule is possible. It saves the shipping costs. unknown
1772réf. CZC-13744Troisième édition revue et corrigée. Complet deux tomes en un volume grand in8, pleine basane époque, bon état, coiffe supérieur manquante, assez frais, 20x13cm, frais, 274, 260pp. Exemplaire complet en lui-même. A Londres, 1777 ref/23/5
1772réf. CZC-13744Troisième édition revue et corrigée. Complet deux tomes en un volume grand in8, pleine basane époque, bon état, coiffe supérieur manquante, assez frais, 20x13cm, frais, 274, 260pp. Exemplaire complet en lui-même. A Londres, 1777 ref/23/5
réf. CZC-9190Kort en bondig Leeringen of regulen ouvrage attribué au célèbre médecin grec antique Hippocrate, considéré comme le père de la médecine moderne. Les "Aphorismi" sont une collection de brèves déclarations, de maximes et de principes médicaux qui servent de directives et de règles de base pour la pratique médicale. Ces aphorismes fournissent des conseils succincts et pragmatiques sur la manière de diagnostiquer, de traiter et de comprendre les maladies et les affections. Le terme "Aphorismi" signifie littéralement "énoncés concis" ou "maximes". Dans cet ouvrage, Hippocrate a rassemblé ses observations et ses enseignements sur la médecine, mettant l'accent sur des idées fondamentales telles que l'importance de l'observation clinique, de l'hygiène, de la nutrition et de l'environnement pour la santé. Les Aphorismi abordent également des sujets tels que l'éthique médicale, la relation médecin-patient et la nécessité de la prudence dans la pratique médicale. En résumé, "Hippocratis Aphorismi" est un recueil de principes médicaux succincts qui ont joué un rôle majeur dans le développement de la médecine occidentale. Ces aphorismes ont continué d'influencer la pensée médicale et la pratique clinique pendant des siècles et sont toujours considérés comme une source précieuse de sagesse médicale. Complet un vol. in-12, 170x100, relié pleine basane époque, accrocs, solidement reliés, quelques cahiers roussis, frais, 385pp. + notes Sibrand Jordens, 1665 ref/26
réf. CZC-9190Kort en bondig Leeringen of regulen ouvrage attribué au célèbre médecin grec antique Hippocrate, considéré comme le père de la médecine moderne. Les "Aphorismi" sont une collection de brèves déclarations, de maximes et de principes médicaux qui servent de directives et de règles de base pour la pratique médicale. Ces aphorismes fournissent des conseils succincts et pragmatiques sur la manière de diagnostiquer, de traiter et de comprendre les maladies et les affections. Le terme "Aphorismi" signifie littéralement "énoncés concis" ou "maximes". Dans cet ouvrage, Hippocrate a rassemblé ses observations et ses enseignements sur la médecine, mettant l'accent sur des idées fondamentales telles que l'importance de l'observation clinique, de l'hygiène, de la nutrition et de l'environnement pour la santé. Les Aphorismi abordent également des sujets tels que l'éthique médicale, la relation médecin-patient et la nécessité de la prudence dans la pratique médicale. En résumé, "Hippocratis Aphorismi" est un recueil de principes médicaux succincts qui ont joué un rôle majeur dans le développement de la médecine occidentale. Ces aphorismes ont continué d'influencer la pensée médicale et la pratique clinique pendant des siècles et sont toujours considérés comme une source précieuse de sagesse médicale. Complet un vol. in-12, 170x100, relié pleine basane époque, accrocs, solidement reliés, quelques cahiers roussis, frais, 385pp. + notes Sibrand Jordens, 1665 ref/26
1810réf. 10433A Paris, chez Maradan, 1810. 2 volumes petit in-8 de [4]-XXXII-416 et [4]-448 pages, demi-toile brune à petits coins, étiquettes oranges avec titre, tomaison, filets et roulettes dorés, tranches jaunes. Reliures très légèrement frottées.
réf. BN107758Dalloz. Softcover. L'obligation : archives de philosophie du droit tome 44 L'obligation : archives de philosophie du droit tome 44 Dalloz paperback
1995359 pages. Bibliography. Index. PEI Roll of Honour. Signed and generically inscribed by author upon title page. Clean and unmarked with moderate wear. Tight and square. A quality copy of this important reference. Book
1989492 pages. Index. With 1 chart, 389 figures and 19 tables. Colour map stored inside back board. "I hope this book helps foreigners as well as Chinese to understand the urban development process..." - from Preface. Clean, bright and unmarked with negligible wear. Appears unread. An excellent copy. Book
