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rif. elala4139London: E. & F.N.SponÖ: 1918. 8vo. pp. xii 1 leaf 590. folding map folding table 24 plates 19 double-sided 2 large & folding & numerous text illus. cloth upper front joint split & frayed light foxing to first 2 leaves light dampstain to upper outer corner London: E. & F.N.SponÖ: 1918 hardcover
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rif. 2037Americas: Paris de Fer Nicolas 1704. Copper engraved map of Martinique from Nicolas de Fer's "Alas Curieux" Original colour; verso blank. Detailed map engraved by P Starckman with long key identifying 63 places of interest Dark impression; upper margin trimmed to plate mark; crease to lower right corner;ink number to upper right corner. Nicolas de Fer 1646-1720 was the son of Antoine de Fer also a map engraver and colourist in his own right who had worked with Nicolas Berey and acted as an editor for Pierre Duval's "Cartes De Geographie ." of 1657. Nicolas began his career with an apprenticeship to the engraver Louis Spirinx in Paris. It soon became clear that his interest lay in the production of current maps recent discoveries and he was particularly interested in the topical production of military maps with town plans and their fortifications an especial interest. De Fer's first map was published in 1669 and was a rather unusual map of the Languedoc Canal with a phonetic title. Antoine died in 1673However it wasn't until 1687 that Nicolas took over the running of the family business. Over the next few years De Fer was able to make the publishing business flourish and in 1690 he was nominated as geographer to the Dauphin – their relationship had reciprocal benefits with De Fer producing in effect royal propaganda concerning the Dauphin's lands with each publication enhancing his own name and reputation as well as that of the Dauphin. When the Duke of Anjou ascended the throne in 1702 De Fer had the dual title of "geographe du roi d'Espagne et du Dauphin". De Fer published a number of atlases including the "Cotes de France" of 1690 containing Tassin's maps and the "Forces de l'Europe ou Introduction a la fortification" also of 1690 that reinforced his abilities and success with the buying public. Subsequent publications included the "Petit et Nouveau Atlas" which appeared in 1697 followed by the "Atlas Curieux". The "Atlas Curieux" was well-known and popular being expanded in successive editions between 1700 and 1705 and was re-edited in 1714 and 1716 under the title "Suite de l'Atlas Curieux". De Fer also produced a number of folio maps that appeared in the "Atlas ou Recueil de cartes" which was published in 1709. Americas Caribbean Martinique Paris de Fer, Nicolas 1704 unknown
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1876rif. 45220Philadelphia:: The American Iron and Steel Association 1876. original printed wrappers. Some dust-soiling and spotting to the wrappers. 8vo. The American Iron and Steel Association, unknown
1973rif. 117889Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust, Shropshire, 1973. 7 S. ; 25,5 cm ; broschiert.
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1926253 pages. Index. Fold-out. Numerous figures. Average wear. Unmarked. Chipping to spine ends. Binding intact. Sound reference copy. Book
1929A clean, unmarked book with a tight binding. Full red cloth boards show wear at edges. 310 pages.
2026rif. LRB142986Paris: Editions Recreasoft 2026 Language: English. Approximately 772 pages. English : Print-on-demand reprint. Original edition : 1866. A substantial nineteenth-century American technical work devoted to the iron industry with detailed practical coverage of furnaces forges and rolling mills across the United States. Of strong interest to historians of industry metallurgy engineering and American economic development it offers a wide-ranging reference on iron manufacture in the period. Book images are non-contractual. Editions Recreasoft. Softcover. New. Editions Recreasoft paperback
1919297 p. Bookseller's label on front paste down. 12mo. Original publisher's cloth binding. PA 30
2003rif. 1-1581822995Cumberland House 2003. Paperback. New. 400 pages. 7.75x5.25x1.25 inches. Cumberland House paperback
1948280 pages. Signed and inscribed upon front free endpaper by author to Roman Fast in June of 1949. Gouzenko was the Soviet embassy cipher clerk whose defection in 1945 marked the beginning of the Cold War. His revelations resulted in major investigations and dozens of arrests. Above-average wear to red boards. Binding intact. Unmarked. What appears to be a clipping from the dust jacket of a Second Printing copy is neatly affixed at half-title page. Said clipping provides major contemporary media reviews of this work. A treasure for your Espionage or Cold War collection. Book
19938vo., First Edition, with plates; red cloth, gilt back, a fine copy in unclipped dustwrapper. The story of British POWs abandoned in Soviet hands.
1989172 pages. Recounts author's experiences in China whilst teaching English with his wife on a voluntary basis. "I was like the ancient mariner; under a terrible compulsion to stop western travellers and tourists and hold them by the lapel as I babbled off all the iniquities of the monstrous oriental madhouse.... "What is it like to experience waiting to be executed? It is lastingly horrifying even by vicarous experience. Believe me." But don't worry, there were lighter moments as well! Author won the Brissendon Scholarship for creative writing at the University of British Columbia. Book
19664to., First Edition, with numerous illustrations and large folding map; cloth, a near fine copy in unclipped dustwrapper.
