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1788Best.-Nr. 4100Paris, chez Poinçot, 1788, 1 vol. in-12 (164 x 98 mm.), 281-322 pp., (1) f." errata", les pages de faux-titre et de titre des deux parties de l'ouvrage sont comprises dans la pagination, reliure cartonnée, dos lisse, étiquette de titre au dos, tranche sup. salie, coins et coupes frottés, intérieur très frais, imprimé sur beau papier vergé, ex-libris contrecollé sur contre plat, bel exemplaire.
Best.-Nr. 12606Deux tomes en deux volumes petit in folio demi - cuir marron, titre, tomaison, filets dorés. Tome premier : notes sur les leçons faites en 1873 1874. 298 pages, 143 figures dans le texte (coins inférieur droit du dernier plat, manquant.). Tome second : Atlas. Table des planches du cours et 48 belles planches gravées, certaines sur double page. Complet.
Best.-Nr. 12607Deux tomes en deux volumes petit in folio demi - cuir marron, titre, tomaison, filets dorés. Tome premier : notes sur les leçons faites en 1873 1874. 298 pages, 143 figures dans le texte (coins inférieur droit du dernier plat, manquant.). Tome second : Atlas. Table des planches du cours et 48 belles planches gravées, certaines sur double page. Complet. 220€ enseignement, locomotive, vapeur, machines à vapeur, traction, wagons, transports, technique, rail photos
1910Best.-Nr. 56801910 reliure cartonnage in-quarto rouge, dos long décoré or - titre frappé or - plats décorés or et à froid, 1er plat motif aux iris art nouveau, ors du dos et du 1er plat fanés, 2ème plat légèrement frotté,ttes tranches dorées façon livre de prix nombreuses illustrations photographiques et dessins de J. Lacroix,237 pages, sans date ( 1906 environ)Paris Gedalge Editeur,
1929Best.-Nr. 2081402109803798Kibundo 1929. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 2 Kibundo paperback
1910Best.-Nr. 179531910. Women's Education small archive consists of 2 certificates awarded for degree completion from Russian women's education programs. Dated 1910 and 1916. Partially Printed Document. Each is 4 pages and measure aprox 14" x 9" inches. Official document In Cyrillic. During the imperial Russia era most higher educational institutions were closed to women. However Russian women created their own academies across a broad field of disciplines and during the last twenty years of tsarist rule women were an important if not yet welcome part of the educated elite. The 2 certificates have the double-headed eagle coat of arms of the Russian Empire and below list years and courses completed by the 2 women. The second pages include multiple faculty signatures conferring the degrees. The 1910 certificate is for the Samarkand Girls School's now in Uzbekistan is certifying 7 year general and upper courses toward home teaching certificate. The 1915 certificate is from Orenburg in southwest Russia and issued by the Orenburg Gymnasium for Jewish Women. Historically Most Russian higher educational institutions were closed to women before 1917. That these women's institutions awarded official state degrees would have been rare during this time. The history of higher education for women in Russia is an important part of the broader progressive struggle to modernize Russia despite opposition by an autocratic state determined to stay in power information via "The Forgotten Minority: Women Students in Imperial Russia" 1872-1917 Ruth A. Dudgeon Russian History 1982 In 1917 following the revolution the provisional government granted Russian women the right to vote and to hold political office. Minor black ink stain to front of 1916 certificate does not affect text. Overall good condition. unknown
1910Best.-Nr. 179531910. Women's Education small archive consists of 2 certificates awarded for degree completion from Russian women's education programs. Dated 1910 and 1916. Partially Printed Document. Each is 4 pages and measure aprox 14" x 9" inches. Official document In Cyrillic. During the imperial Russia era most higher educational institutions were closed to women. However Russian women created their own academies across a broad field of disciplines and during the last twenty years of tsarist rule women were an important if not yet welcome part of the educated elite. The 2 certificates have the double-headed eagle coat of arms of the Russian Empire and below list years and courses completed by the 2 women. The second pages include multiple faculty signatures conferring the degrees. The 1910 certificate is for the Samarkand Girls School's now in Uzbekistan is certifying 7 year general and upper courses toward home teaching certificate. The 1915 certificate is from Orenburg in southwest Russia and issued by the Orenburg Gymnasium for Jewish Women. Historically Most Russian higher educational institutions were closed to women before 1917. That these women's institutions awarded official state degrees would have been rare during this time. The history of higher education for women in Russia is an important part of the broader progressive struggle to modernize Russia despite opposition by an autocratic state determined to stay in power information via "The Forgotten Minority: Women Students in Imperial Russia" 1872-1917 Ruth A. Dudgeon Russian History 1982 In 1917 following the revolution the provisional government granted Russian women the right to vote and to hold political office. Minor black ink stain to front of 1916 certificate does not affect text. Overall good condition. unknown books
Best.-Nr. 120563London, H. Hughes 1866, 220x145mm, III - 182pages, editor's binding. Excellent original publisher’s binding. Full green percaline with sharp cold-stamped decorations on both covers. The spine is blank as issued. The gilt work on the top cover - featuring the author, title, publisher, and a distinctive diagram of a spherical projection - remains bright and crisp. Very slight foxing, which is more pronounced on the endpapers only. The presence of only very slight foxing, which is more pronounced strictly on the endpapers, is exceptional for a technical manual intended for practical use at sea. A highly collectible, fine copy of a scarce Victorian maritime manual. This second edition is a comprehensive guide containing practical examples and formulae for all maritime problems. It features detailed astronomical definitions illustrated by spherical and plane diagrams. Designed specifically for young navigators, it was structured to enable students to master the science of navigation independently. Registered and entered at Stationer’s Hall.
Best.-Nr. Q2426Hardcover. Fair. Blue cloth binder 13 x 10 inches; 3 1-52pp 43 blank. With an extra draft of her "Bulletin Board" essay is laid in. Undated ca. 1930s based on ads for Ireene Wicker "Kellogg's Singing Lady" the first radio network program directed at children active ca. 1932-1936. Very Good with chipping to the mounted cover illustration heavy mottling to rear board and 3" area of glue residue. Textblock with typical toning but generally Very Good and suitable for handling. Visual aids are grouped into the categories of Objects Specimens and Models; Still Pictures; Moving Pictures; Dramatization; Graphic Material; and Radio. She includes repurposed imagery like the color pictures suggested for the blackboard; and student-generated work like the cutout poster and chart. Standout examples include two handmade "vegetable puppets" with articulated limbs and a page with mounted envelopes of crop samples. Titled using cut-out letters a nice example of the style and methods depicted in period teaching and classroom guides. The binder was compiled by Helen Woerner 1898-1983 a long time teacher in of Sharpsburg Pa. a heavily industrialized riverside borough in Pittsburgh. It appears to be making an argument for visual aids and hands-on work proposing a field trip for her class and finding ways to teach her urban students without first-hand farm experience. 6 original photos one showing a horse & buggy are included to make her argument. hardcover
1998Hardcover. Jacket in good condition, creased. Minor wear to corners and spine ends of boards. Page block head is marked. Pages remain clean and sound; all text is clear. TS Used
Best.-Nr. 38237Montpellier 1924-1926 0 petit in 4 (23x17,5) Important ensemble de 14 cahiers manuscrits reliés demi percaline. Ecole supérieure de commerce de Montpellier. Cours de première année (1924-1925): 1°/ Cours d'histoire du commerce (plus de 100 pages); 2°/ Droit commercial (116 pages); 3°/ Comptabilité (plus de 100 pages); 4°/ Cours de droit civil (125 pages); 5°/ Cours de législation ouvrière (83 pages); 6°/ Cours de Géographie (plus de 120 pages). 7°/ Cours de mathématiques, arithmétique (2 cahiers: plus de 140 pages et 80 pages). Cours de deuxième année (1925-1926): 1°/ Cours de législation douanière (187 pages); 2°/ Cours de droit maritime (plus de 120 pages); 3°/ Cours de comptabilité (plus de 100 pages); 4°/ Cours de géographie (2 cahiers: plus de 200 pages et 40 pages). 5°/ Cours de mathématiques (plus de 100 pages). Importante documentation pour l'histoire de l'enseignement du commerce à Montpellier. Cours rédigés par René Montagnac, et finement manuscrits à la plume, d'une écriture fine et lisible. Ensemble en bel état ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request )
1741Paris, Estienne, 1741; in-12, CXIV pp. + 509 pp. + 644 pp. + 584 pp. + 719 pp., reliés plein-veau d'époque, dos orné à nerfs. Les 4 volumes. Charles Rollin fut un historien de la seconde moitié du 18ème siècle, qui fit des études de théologie à la Sorbonne pour remplacer en quelques années son professeur. Il devint ensuite recteur de l'Université de Paris. Charles Rollin est surtout connu pour son Histoire romaine, mais fut également un sympathisant de Port-Royal. Son texte De la Manière d'enseigner et d'étudier… Préconisant par pédagogie l'emploi plus fréquent du français dans les études, est très souvent intitulé Traité des Études. Il obtint à l’époque un succès d'estime et fut réédité jusqu'à la moitié du 19ème siècle. Bon état.
1741Best.-Nr. A2689Paris, Estienne, 1741 ; in-12, CXIV pp. + 509 pp. + 644 pp. + 584 pp. + 719 pp., reliés plein-veau d'époque, dos orné à nerfs. Les 4 volumes. Charles Rollin fut un historien de la seconde moitié du 18ème siècle, qui fit des études de théologie à la Sorbonne pour remplacer en quelques années son professeur. Il devint ensuite recteur de l'Université de Paris. Charles Rollin est surtout connu pour son Histoire romaine, mais fut également un sympathisant de Port-Royal. Son texte De la Manière d'enseigner et d'étudier… Préconisant par pédagogie l'emploi plus fréquent du français dans les études, est très souvent intitulé Traité des Études. Il obtint à l’époque un succès d'estime et fut réédité jusqu'à la moitié du 19ème siècle. Bon état.
1860Best.-Nr. WOC-1896Légendes en Allemand, avec un traduction de chaque planche au crayon. Dresden, Buchhandlug de Lydia Cantann (Demvid Ramman), sans date (vers 1860). In-16 (12,5x3x15cm) oblong de demi chagrin brun avec des petites éraflures sur les coiffes, dos muet.
1824Best.-Nr. 13432Paris Deterville 1824 Petits In-8 Forts xij+678+786 pp, 3e édition, 7 planches dépliantes en taille-douce in-fine pour le tome I, 12 planches pour le tome II. Toutes tranches cirées, rousseurs et quelques mouillures ( ou brûlures ?). Plats muets, dos décorés et dorés avec un fleuron et titres sur pièces de cuir. Quelques épidermures et 4 coins émoussés. Cachet de bibliothèque.
Best.-Nr. ORD-2374Paris. Masson. 1849. Gd in-8 (187 x 282mm) broché, couverture crème imprimée dans un cadre au décor végétal stylisé, 2ff.n.ch., VIII, 91 pages. Edition originale. Couverture un peu tachée, intérieur en bon état malgré qq. rousseurs éventuelles.
Best.-Nr. 14384Paris Chez Barbou, imprimeur-libraire 1771 in 12 (17x10) 1 volume relié pleine basane fauve, dos à nerfs orné, caissons dorés, tranches teintées (usures, et épidermures sur le plat supérieur, coiffes usées, petites fentes sur 2 mors), 369 pages, et 2 faux-feuillets non-chiffrés. Bon exemplaire
1995Best.-Nr. 2091502135307829Shohei-sha 1995. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 4 Shohei-sha paperback
2016Best.-Nr. AME_9781785690143Koros 2016. 1St. Hardcover. New/New. Koros hardcover
Best.-Nr. 28605410-nnew. unknown
Best.-Nr. 28605410like new. unknown
Best.-Nr. 619516 tomes en 16 volumes in 8 cartonné vert d’époque,à la bradel.Pièce de titre et tomaison chagrin rouge Chez Agasse An VII An XIII 1799-1805,Edition originale très bon état
Best.-Nr. 6335009Taylor & Francis Group . Papeback. New. pp. 256 Taylor & Francis Group unknown
1975373 pages. Signed by author upon half-title page beneath this inscription - With my very best wishes. Index. Black and white photographic plates. "Dr. Cosbie traces the history of the Hospital from its founding in York, through its humble facilities on King Street, to the ornate Victorian structure on Gerrard, and finally to the great institution which today dominates the corner of College Street and University Avenue. Its early service to the victims of the War of 1812 and of the cholera epidemics of the nineteenth century, the problems of financing, the challenges of two world wars, and its relationship with the University and its medical schools are just a few of the factors governing the direction taken by the institution. Throughout this chronicle, the achievements of a distinguished body of medical staff in the fields of medical practice, research, and teaching are described in a context of contribution to the University and the city of Toronto, as well as to the international medical scene." - from dust jacket. Light wear to unmarke book. Average wear to dust jacket now preserved in glossy new archival-grade Brodart cover. A sound copy. Book
