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Best.-Nr. 1391072022.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
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1998Best.-Nr. I-545-847Stürtz 1998. Hardcover. Good. Edition 1998. Ammareal gives back up to 15% of this item's net price to charity organizations. Stürtz hardcover
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1906Best.-Nr. 50036Madrid. 1906. Later edition of the famous narrative of Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca first published in 1542. Cabeza de Vaca gives an account of his expedition to Florida in 1527 his capture by and escape from Indians on the Mississippi coast and his later overland journey across Texas before finally making his way back to Spanish controlled lands in Mexico. The original work was the first on Texas and the first American travel account. A foundation work on Texas and the Southwest. The second part describes his career as governor of La Plata in South America. Original paper printed wrappers. Wrappers lightly soiled. Volume one with repair tape on spine small tear on front wrapper. Later ownership stamp on front flyleaves. Text block cracked in volume one. Small section loose but attached on volume two. Good. unknown
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1906Best.-Nr. 50036Madrid. 1906. Later edition of the famous narrative of Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca first published in 1542. Cabeza de Vaca gives an account of his expedition to Florida in 1527 his capture by and escape from Indians on the Mississippi coast and his later overland journey across Texas before finally making his way back to Spanish controlled lands in Mexico. The original work was the first on Texas and the first American travel account. A foundation work on Texas and the Southwest. The second part describes his career as governor of La Plata in South America. Original paper printed wrappers. Wrappers lightly soiled. Volume one with repair tape on spine small tear on front wrapper. Later ownership stamp on front flyleaves. Text block cracked in volume one. Small section loose but attached on volume two. Good. unknown books
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1906Best.-Nr. 14591Madrid: Victoriano Suárez Madrid 1906. Victoriano Suárez, Madrid, unknown
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1980Best.-Nr. 14907Paris Mercure De France 1980 In-8 300 pp, Traduction de H. Ternaux-Compans, édition présentée et annotée par Jean-Marie Saint-Lu, 2 cartes. Plats muets, roulettes et titre doré sur dos insolé et frotté, avec épidermures en tête. Couvertures conservées, presque neuf.
1980Best.-Nr. 28442Paris Mercure De France, Le Temps retrouvé 1980 In-8 traduction de H. Ternaux-compans, édition présentée et annotée par Jean-Marie Saint-lu, 300 pp
1871Best.-Nr. 57834New York. 1871. One of 100 Copies The greatly expanded posthumously-published second edition of Buckingham Smith's translation of Cabeça de Vaca from an edition limited to 100 copies. The original text describes the first recorded journey by Europeans across North America recounting the author's adventures with the Narvaez expedition to Florida in 1527 his capture and escape from natives on the Mississippi coast and his later overland journey across Texas before finally making his way back to Spanish controlled lands in Mexico. The original work was the first on Texas and the first American travel account. This edition is greatly expanded from the original which was also published in a limited edition of 100 copies of 1851 and includes nearly one hundred pages of Smith's notes and additions. Buckingham Smith was an eminent scholar of Spanish America as well as a slaveholder who nonetheless sided with the Union during the Civil War. After his death he dedicated his estate to the establishment of the Buckingham Smith Benevolent Association an organization which was dedicated to supporting African Americans in St. Augustine and which continues to carry out that mission today. "The sudden death of the talented translator occurring while these sheets were passing through the press filled the hearts of many bibliophiles with sadness" - Field. This copy bears the bookplate of "Mrs. John V. L. Pruyn" i.e. Anna Fenn Parker on the front pastedown. John Pruyn was a businessman from Albany who represented New York as a pro-Union Democrat in the House from 1863-1865 and again from 1867-1869. He also laid the first stone in the New York State Capitol and was Chancellor of the Board of Regents for the University of the State of New York from 1862 to 1877. Anna Fenn Parker 1840-1909 was his second wife and the daughter of the prominent upstate New York lawyer judge and congressman Amasa J. Parker. Large octavo. Contemporary brown cloth printed paper label expertly rebacked with most of original backstrip laid down. Paper label chipped with about half missing; corners neatly repaired. Offsetting from the frontispiece onto the titlepage a bit of light tanning toward the front. Bookplate of Mrs. John V.L. Pruyn on front pastedown see below. Very good. Untrimmed. In a green cloth clamshell case printed paper label. FIELD 229. SABIN 9771 note. hardcover
1871Best.-Nr. 820911871. CABECA DE VACA Alvar Nunez. SMITH Buckingham trans. Relation of Alvar Nunez Cabeca de Vaca. New York: J. Munsell 1871. Limited ed. 4to. x 2 11-300 pp. frontis. port. In modern calf-backed cloth boards. Binding is fresh. Previous owner name obscured on the title page. Contents with dampstaining including a pronounced tideline to bottom margin of the pages throughout occasionally touching text else very good. Sabin 84383. Field 229. Limited edition of only 100 copies. "With the possible exception of Benavides' `Memorial' the `Relation' of Cabeca de Vaca is probably the most important of the early works on the western country" - Eberstadt 104-036. Smith died while this edition was in the press and Field praises it as "a fitting monument to the earnest scholar and gentleman who first made the valuable Relations of Cabeca available to those who could not read it in the original." Scarce in this edition. unknown
1871Best.-Nr. 57834New York. 1871. One of 100 Copies The greatly expanded posthumously-published second edition of Buckingham Smith's translation of Cabeça de Vaca from an edition limited to 100 copies. The original text describes the first recorded journey by Europeans across North America recounting the author's adventures with the Narvaez expedition to Florida in 1527 his capture and escape from natives on the Mississippi coast and his later overland journey across Texas before finally making his way back to Spanish controlled lands in Mexico. The original work was the first on Texas and the first American travel account. This edition is greatly expanded from the original which was also published in a limited edition of 100 copies of 1851 and includes nearly one hundred pages of Smith's notes and additions. Buckingham Smith was an eminent scholar of Spanish America as well as a slaveholder who nonetheless sided with the Union during the Civil War. After his death he dedicated his estate to the establishment of the Buckingham Smith Benevolent Association an organization which was dedicated to supporting African Americans in St. Augustine and which continues to carry out that mission today. "The sudden death of the talented translator occurring while these sheets were passing through the press filled the hearts of many bibliophiles with sadness" - Field. This copy bears the bookplate of "Mrs. John V. L. Pruyn" i.e. Anna Fenn Parker on the front pastedown. John Pruyn was a businessman from Albany who represented New York as a pro-Union Democrat in the House from 1863-1865 and again from 1867-1869. He also laid the first stone in the New York State Capitol and was Chancellor of the Board of Regents for the University of the State of New York from 1862 to 1877. Anna Fenn Parker 1840-1909 was his second wife and the daughter of the prominent upstate New York lawyer judge and congressman Amasa J. Parker. Large octavo. Contemporary brown cloth printed paper label expertly rebacked with most of original backstrip laid down. Paper label chipped with about half missing; corners neatly repaired. Offsetting from the frontispiece onto the titlepage a bit of light tanning toward the front. Bookplate of Mrs. John V.L. Pruyn on front pastedown see below. Very good. Untrimmed. In a green cloth clamshell case printed paper label. FIELD 229. SABIN 9771 note. hardcover books
1929Best.-Nr. lib364657687BC18Grabhorn 1929. Hardcover. Very Good. limited edition 135/300 in slipcase vg condition hardly ever used Grabhorn hardcover
