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albc8d7eebb76c0c76eVerne Jules. A star of the south. An archipelago on fire. A bequest of a strange man. A Carpathian castle. A steam house. A golden volcano. The mystery of Back Cap. A village in the air. A lighthouse at the edge of the world In Russian /Vern Zhyul. Zvezda yuga. Arkhipelag v ogne. Zaveshchanie chudaka. Karpatskiy zamok. Parovoy dom. Zolotoy vulkan. Tayna ostrova Bek-Kap. Derevnya v vozdukhe. Mayak na krayu sveta. Puteshestvie stipendiatov. Dva goda kanikul. Puteshestvie k tsentru Zemli. Mistris Breniken. Chernaya Set of 15 books. Series: Struggle and Search Yaroslavl Publisher V.V. Mamonov 2015-2021. We have thousands of titles and often several copies of each title may be available. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKUalbc8d7eebb76c0c76e.
alb654d7ef947e042b0Verne Jules. Twenty thousand lakes underwater. In Russian /Vern Zhyul. Dvadtsat tysyach le pod vodoy. Family Library. Illustrations by EDOUARD RIOU. M. Kolol and K. 2008. 540 p. We have thousands of titles and often several copies of each title may be available. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKUalb654d7ef947e042b0.
187422169New York: Scribner Armstrong & Co 1874. First American edition. Hardcover. Orig. publisher's brown decorated cloth with beveled edges. Very good. 286 pages. 21 x 15 cm. Four leaves of adverts at rear. Forty two illustrations. The two tales the first based on his own experience on a transatlantic voyage on the Great Eastern the largest iron ship ever constructed. The second fictional novel takes place during the American Civil War. MYERS 22. Very bright fresh copy front cover elaborately decorated in gilt slight wear to backstrip extremities and corners owner inscription free front endpaper. Scribner, Armstrong & Co hardcover books
1895106421895. With Illustrations. New York: R. F. Fenno & Company n.d. 1895. Original olive green cloth pictorially decorated in black and silver. First American Edition in cloth of this tale of buried treasure described as follows in a contemporary review cited in T&M: Captain Antifer's father had befriended an Egyptian prisoner at Jaff Jaffa Kamylk Pasha and many years after he received a mysterious document naming latitude 24 degrees 59 minutes north and saying that the longitude would follow later. It never did; but Antifer succeeded in discovering it and had a series of most exciting adventures in searching for the wealth which was to be found on the spot indicated. Antifer's efforts to find the islet's longitude complicated by treachery and demands of marriage take him to the Gulf of Oman the Gulf of Guinea and even north of Norway. After serialization in Boy's Own Fenno published a wrappered version of this tale in June 1895 the first edition in the English language; both Fenno and in England Sampson Low then published clothbound editions in November of that year -- precedence uncertain. This Fenno volume has a binding design very much like those of the American trade binding artist Margaret Armstrong and is profusely illustrated. This copy is in fine condition Christmas 1895 inscription. Taves & Michaluk V042; Myers 6. <br/><br/> hardcover books
187422169New York: Scribner Armstrong & Co 1874. First American edition. Hardcover. Orig. publisher's brown decorated cloth with beveled edges. Very good. 286 pages. 21 x 15 cm. Four leaves of adverts at rear. Forty two illustrations. The two tales the first based on his own experience on a transatlantic voyage on the Great Eastern the largest iron ship ever constructed. The second fictional novel takes place during the American Civil War. MYERS 22. Very bright fresh copy front cover elaborately decorated in gilt slight wear to backstrip extremities and corners owner inscription free front endpaper. Scribner, Armstrong & Co hardcover
195737873BERTELSMANN CARL 1957. 1. hardcover. Maloftege! BERTELSMANN, CARL hardcover
1874186265New York: Scribner Armstrong & Co 1874. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Good in boards. FEP missing. Scribner, Armstrong & Co hardcover
191062626Paris: Hetzel 1910. Fine. Hetzel Paris 1910 18 x 27.20 cm Reliure de l'éditeur New edition the first illustrated dating from 1872. 53 in-text illustrations by Ferat and 3 color chromolithographs hors-texte and one map in black. Second issue of the ""Aux feuilles d'acanthe"" binding. Publisher's binding called ""Aux feuilles d'acanthe"" with red medallion. Fine first plate with points of discoloration in the medallion. Second board clean but bearing on the upper part whitish traces of light discoloration. Some very skillful small restorations at the joints and headcaps. Fresh copy free from foxing with paper uniformly slightly tinted. Good copy. In southern Africa three Russian scientists and three English scientists are tasked with measuring a meridional arc. Two enemy nations find themselves allied at the moment of the declaration of the Crimean War. One can distinguish in this novel a severe condemnation of slavery. Hetzel unknown
190462665Paris: Hetzel 1904. Fine. Hetzel Paris 1904 18 x 27.50 cm relié New edition. 74 illustrations by Benett including 13 photographs Barbados Saint Lucia. and 12 polychrome plates and a map of the West Indies. Publisher's binding known as ""Au globe doré"" type 4 with the upper plate signed Blancheland bound by Engel. Second cover type i with straight red letters on striped background. Fine first plate with brilliant gilt with discreet soiling in the cartouche and in the sky. Corners turned in. Spine sunned the gilt still quite brilliant. Soiling in the lighthouse vignette. Headcaps rubbed the top one slightly depressed. Second cover with some fine scratches. A few leaves slightly proud. Rare scattered foxing either in margins or on first leaves. Handsome copy overall. Renowned English college Antillian school only admits young men from the West Indies 9 boarders are awarded travel scholarships. They experience a turbulent sea crossing to the West Indies archipelago the captain and crew who welcome them being in fact criminals. Hetzel unknown
190386890Paris: Jules Hetzel 1903. Fine. Jules Hetzel Paris 1903 17.50 x 27.50 cm relié Edition illustrated with 47 illustrations by L. Benett as well as 12 large chromotypographies numerous photographic views and a map. Publisher's Hetzel binding signed Engel known as ""globe"" type 4 lighthouse spine second cover type Engel ""i"" according to Jauzac all edges gilt. Small spots of discoloration on the spine otherwise handsome copy despite some usual foxing at beginning and end of volume. Henry Markel a former sea captain turned pirate wishes to rob young West Indian schoolboys in transit to London and about to receive a scholarship from an important benefactress. Jules Hetzel unknown
190372031Paris: Jules Hetzel 1903. Fine. Jules Hetzel Paris 1903 17.50 x 27.50 cm relié Edition containing 47 illustrations by L. Benett 12 large chromolithographs numerous photographic views and a map. Publisher's Hetzel binding signed Engel known as ""au globe"" type 4 spine with lighthouse second cover type Engel ""i"" according to Jauzac all edges gilt. Spine very slightly sunned and minor scratches without consequence at head of first cover otherwise handsome copy despite some usual foxing at beginning of volume. Henry Markel a former sea captain turned pirate wishes to rob young West Indian students in transit to London and about to receive a scholarship from an important benefactress. Jules Hetzel unknown
190354341Paris: Hetzel 1903. Fine. Hetzel Paris s. d. 1903-1904 18.50 x 28 cm relié First edition large octavo illustrated with 74 drawings by Léon Benett photographic reproductions and a map of the Lesser Antilles. Publisher's ""globe doré"" binding. Plate signed Blancheland bound by Souze. Spine with lighthouse. Second cover of Engel ""i"" type according to Jauzac. Spine very slightly faded a tiny small lack to the polychrome plate and a stain on the second cover original blue endpapers slightly lightened at margins as usual otherwise handsome copy. Hetzel unknown
187989081Paris: Hetzel 1879. Fine. Hetzel Paris 1879 18 x 28 cm relié First edition illustrated with 59 drawings by L. Bennet and P. Philippoteaux 35 facsimiles of antique engravings and 20 maps or plans. Double volume AB catalogue for 1880. Publisher's brick-red cloth binding known as ""à La sphère ptolémaïque"" one of the most harmonious designs among Souze's publisher's bindings bound by Engel. Specially designed cover plaque by Souze. Striking front board with bright gilt. Minor splits at headcaps and rubbed spine ends. Spine in very good condition with well-preserved gilt lettering. Rear board of type b with a central rosette and darkened corner palmettes. Brown endpapers characteristic of the first edition. Foxing on the title page due to the tissue guard otherwise scattered foxing. A very attractive copy overall. This volume is the first in the triptych Les grands voyages et les grands voyageurs and focuses on overland journeys and discoveries. Hetzel hardcover
189886907Paris: Hetzel 1898. Fine. Hetzel Paris s. d. 1898-1902 18.50 x 28 cm relié Illustrated edition with drawings by Léon Benett including a frontispiece engraved by Meaulle and 2 full-page maps. Polychrome binding with gilt globe type 3 second cover type Engel ""h"" according to Jauzac. Headcaps slightly sunken spine lightened pleasant copy. Verne chose India as the setting for this adventure and anticipation novel where the steam house is a sort of train whose locomotive is a steam elephant the machine running without rails and even capable of being amphibious. Hetzel unknown
189271744Paris: Hetzel 1892. Fine. Hetzel Paris 1892 18.50 x 28 cm relié First illustrated edition with 101 drawings by Benett including a frontispiece engraved by Meaulle and 2 full-page maps. GK catalogue at the end. Polychrome boards known as ""au portrait collé"" a portrait of the author taking place in a cartouche on a board with a world map. Plaque signed Paul Souze on a cannonball. A. Lenègre on the ink. Fine upper board with some traces at the top of the binding. The 2 lower corners slightly bumped. Spine faded with dulled gilt. Head slightly sunken. Rear board bearing 3 fine scratches and scraped areas along the joint. Pale browning on the endpaper and title page thereafter occasional browning. Adventure and science fiction novel set in India. The steam house is a sort of train whose locomotive is a steam elephant the engine runs without rails and can even be amphibious. Hetzel hardcover
190554350à Paris: Chez Hetzel 1905. Fine. Chez Hetzel à Paris s. d. 1905-1914 17.50 x 27.50 cm relié New edition illustrated with 101 drawings by Benett. Hetzel publisher's binding known as ""fan"" binding with ""an elephant"" lighthouse spine first cover polychrome signed Engel second cover of Engel ""i"" type. Head and tail slightly rubbed original blue endpapers lightly sunned at margins as usual two corners bumped. La Maison à Vapeur is a historical and adventure novel set in India shortly after the Sepoy Rebellion whose memory is at the origin of the plot. The novel features a revolutionary means of transport: a gigantic steam elephant pulling two comfortable wagons that travels without needing railway tracks. Good fresh copy. Chez Hetzel unknown
187570153Paris: Hetzel 1875. Fine. Hetzel Paris 1875 18 x 27.30 cm relié First illustrated edition 53 drawings by Riou and Férat engraved by Hildibrand and Pannemaker. Catalogue J for 1876. Publisher's binding known as ""Aux initiales"" in the rarest havana color signed Magnier at foot. Back board of Magnier B type. Fine first cover with well-marked and brilliant gilding small black spots in a thin area. Clean spine with clearly readable gilding. The 2 bottom corners slightly bumped. Headcaps worn. Back board very good. Light scattered foxing more present on the first leaves rather discreet thereafter. Handsome copy. Le Chancellor initially published in 1874 is a maritime adventure novel inspired by the raft of the medusa. Martin Paz is set in Peru. One of Verne's only titles dealing with discourse on races and hatred of mixed race the hero being an Indian in love with a Jewish woman. Hetzel unknown
189954363Paris: Collection Hetzel 1899. Fine. Collection Hetzel Paris 1899 18.50 x 28 cm relié VERNE Jules Le Testament d'un excentrique The Will of an Eccentric Hetzel Paris 1899 185 x 28 cm publisher's binding First edition with 61 illustrations by Georges Roux of which 20 large color plates and chromotypographic plates 35 photographic views of the United States cities and landscapes a folding map of the USA and one of the Game of the Goose. This work had only one second edition in 1905 with an à un éléphant binding. Publisher's binding au globe doré the design signed by Blancheland and bound by Souze. Dos au phare spine. Spine uniformly sunned head- and tail-pieces a little rubbed one small lack to head of joint of upper cover joint of lower cover discolored. Spotting. $ 750 Collection Hetzel unknown
188085378Paris: Hetzel 1880. Fine. Hetzel Paris 1880 17.50 x 28 cm relié Edition illustrated with 172 vignettes by Riou engraved by Pannemaker. Catalogue AI at rear for 1880. Publisher's binding known as ""à la bannière"" royal blue on red ground. Beveled boards of type 7. Lower board of type Lenègre 3 in blind. Plate signed Souze binding signed Lenègre at foot. Fine upper plate. Traces of rubbing in the blue cartouche. Spine sunned but with gilding well preserved. Corners rubbed. Rubbing to headcaps. Second board good. Edges perfect. Some scattered foxing notably on the first leaves and the last but overall rather clean on good white paper. Handsome copy. One of the author's great classics 2 children searching for their shipwrecked father which takes the reader from Scotland to New Zealand via the Canary Islands Cape Verde the Strait of Magellan the Andes cordillera the Argentine pampas the Cape of Good Hope Amsterdam Island and Australia. Hetzel hardcover
190262645Paris: Hetzel 1902. Fine. Hetzel Paris s. d. 1902-1904 18.50 x 28 cm relié First edition in octavo illustrated with 2 maps 12 large chromotypographies 6 full-page photographic reproductions 39 illustrations engravings and documents including photographs by Georges Roux. Publisher's Hetzel binding with golden globe signed Blancheland plate bound by Engel spine with lighthouse second board of Engel ""h"" type according to Jauzac. Fine first plate with well-marked and brilliant gilding. Light soiling in the cartouche. Small scratches in the sky. Some rubbing on the outer red border. 2 corners slightly bumped the corners folded. Spine sunned but with gilding well preserved. Rubbing to headcaps. Second board good with soiling. Copy slightly warped. Scattered foxing. Good copy. This adventure novel takes place in New Zealand and New Ireland on a ship that rescues two castaways: the Kip brothers Dutch. The vessel is bound for Papua. Hetzel unknown
188081501Paris: J. Hetzel 1880. Fine. J. Hetzel Paris 1880 18 x 28.20 cm relié First edition illustrated with 51 drawings by Benett and 57 facsimiles and maps by Mathis and Morieu. At end 1880 AI catalogue a particularity which distinguishes the first edition. Publisher's brick-colored boards ""à la sphère armillaire ptolémaïque"". Brown endpapers. Second board Engel type b with rosette corner palmettes and frame of Greek fret. Fine upper plate. Corners good. Spine good slightly faded. Smooth edges without steps. Headcaps folded with a micro cut at head. Second board with some soiling. Scattered foxing. Volume well bound and uniform. Handsome copy. J. Hetzel hardcover
190454596Paris: Hetzel 1904. Fine. Hetzel Paris 1904 18 x 28 cm cartonnage de l'éditeur First octavo edition illustrated by George Roux and Benett including 12 chromotypographic engravings. Hetzel publisher's ""golden globe"" binding in full red percaline signed Engel polychrome front board signed Blanchelant second board type ""i"" as indicated by Jauzac lighthouse spine original blue endpapers all edges gilt. Spine slightly sunned some very minor rubbing to plates two corners rubbed and original blue endpapers very lightly sunned at margins as usual. Hetzel unknown
189186942Paris: Hetzel 1891. Fine. Hetzel Paris 1891 18.50 x 28 cm relié Second issue of the first illustrated edition adorned with 83 drawings by Benett 12 color plates and 2 color maps. Catalogue FX in fine. Publisher's binding known as ""Au portrait imprimé"" of which this is the first appearance. At the bottom of the upper cover ""Collection hetzel"" is on a black background copies with a red background constituting the very first illustrated edition whereas this is the definitive version of the binding published however during the same year. Second cover of type Lenègre e with the medallion on black background. Fine first cover with beautiful red gilt. Spine sunned headcaps worn corners very lightly bumped scattered foxing. Adventure novel set primarily in Australia with a female heroine searching for her missing husband. The original title of the novel was to be Lady Franklin as Jules Verne wanted to write a tribute to all women in general and to Sir John Franklin's wife in particular who devoted her life to finding her husband who disappeared on the path to conquering the North Pole and also devoted her entire fortune to this unfortunately in vain. Hetzel unknown
189854340Paris: Hetzel 1898. Fine. Hetzel Paris 1898-1902 18 x 28 cm cartonnage de l'éditeur Edition illustrated with 85 illustrations by Léon Benett. Hetzel publisher's ""globe doré"" binding in full red percaline signed Engel first cover polychrome signed Blancheland depicting various gilt navigation instruments in a frame of gilt chains surmounted by green plants second cover of type ""h"" as indicated by Jauzac spine with lighthouse decorated with several illustrations in color and gilt original blue endpapers all edges gilt. Spine uniformly but slightly faded and somewhat rubbed at head and foot a small tear on the second cover blue endpapers slightly sunned at margins as usual. Hetzel unknown
190086897Paris: Jules Hetzel 1900. Fine. Jules Hetzel Paris 1900-1902 17.50 x 27.50 cm relié First large octavo edition illustrated with 68 drawings by George Roux as well as 2 maps. Publisher's Hetzel binding signed Engel called ""au globe doré"" type 3 spine with lighthouse second cover Engel type ""h"" according to Jauzac all edges gilt publisher's BH catalogue at rear. Headcaps slightly depressed as usual spine very slightly faded original blue endpapers marginally lightened as customary some foxing mainly at beginning of volume. Seconde patrie is a Robinsonade. A great admirer of the novel Le Robinson suisse written in 1812 by the Swiss-German pastor Johann David Wyss Jules Verne imagined a sequel to the adventures of the Zermatt family. Handsome copy. Jules Hetzel unknown
