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1855123681Leipzig, Bernhard Tauchnitz, 1855. 386 S.; 12 x 15 cm Pb.; ohne Schutzumschlag, marmorierter Schnitt
18513115349Paris: Garnier Freres 1851. VII, 350, (1) Seiten. Mit zahlreichen Holzschnitten und Stahlstichen. Gr. 8° (22,5-25 cm). Orig.-Leinenband mit reichhaltiger Romantiker-Vergoldung und Blindprägung auf Deckel und Rücken sowie Goldschnitt. [Hardcover / fest gebunden].
185657260Paris, Libraires- Èdit., 1856. Halbleinenband der Zeit mit Rückenschild,, 8°, 510 Seiten.
189381242New York: News Group Publications Inc 1893. Presumed First Edition First printing thus. Newspaper. Good. 111 1 pages. Illustrations. Front page on a 3.5 hour space walk from Space Shuttle Challenger by Astronauts Don Peterson and Story Musgrave. The spacewalk tested the new reusable spacesuits and procedures for mechanical space repairs. The New York Post sometimes abbreviated as NY Post is a daily tabloid newspaper in New York City. It was established in 1801 by Federalist and Founding Father Alexander Hamilton and became a respected broadsheet in the 19th century under the name New York Evening Post. In 1976 Rupert Murdoch bought the Post for US$30.5 million. The lead story was about the first flight of Space Shuttle Challenger STS-6 which was the sixth NASA Space Shuttle mission and the maiden flight of the Space Shuttle Challenger. Launched from Kennedy Space Center on 4 April 1983 the mission deployed the first Tracking and Data Relay Satellite TDRS-1 into orbit before landing at Edwards Air Force Base on 9 April. STS-6 was the first Space Shuttle mission during which a spacewalk was conducted and hence was the first in which the Extravehicular Mobility Unit EMU was used. STS-6 was the last shuttle mission with a four-person crew until STS-135 the final shuttle mission which launched on 8 July 2011. Commander Paul Weitz had previously served as Pilot on the first Skylab mission where he lived and worked in Skylab for nearly a month from May to June 1973. After Skylab Weitz became the Deputy Chief of the Astronaut Office under Chief Astronaut John Young. Karol Bobko originally became an astronaut for the Air Force's Manned Orbiting Laboratory program but later joined NASA in 1969 after the MOL program's cancellation. Prior to STS-6 he participated in the Skylab Medical Experiment Altitude Test and worked as a member of the support crew for the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project. It was Story Musgrave's first flight and Donald Peterson's only flight. Peterson was also a transfer from the MOL program and was a member of the support crew for Apollo 16. Musgrave joined NASA in 1967 as part of the second scientist-astronaut group and was the backup Science Pilot for the first Skylab mission. He also participated in the design of the equipment that he and Peterson used during their EVA on the STS-6 mission. News Group Publications, Inc unknown
1852006817Herbert Ingram. Overview and condition: complete issue containing pages 273-296 including Supplement; previously disbound from bound volume; light foxing in places; else Near Fine. With numerous and splendid engravings and detailed reportage of current events history politics law and crime economics trade architecture personalities art theatre and music highlights include: lead article The Offices of Wellington; "The Duke's Room" in Walmer Castle with engraving The Room in Which The Duke of Wellington Died at Walmer Castle; The Late Duke of Wellington; France - The President's Progress with three engravings; Paris Fashions for October with three engravings; Sketches of Strathfieldsay with three engravings including The Duke's Favourite Tree; The Late Mr. Welby Pugin with engraving; Wreck of the Brig "Hebe" in the Colombo Roads Ceylon; Grand Archery Meeting at Bitton Manor Teignmouth with engraving; Olympic Theatre with engraving Scene From the New Drama of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" at the Olympic Theatre; Sailing of the "Peru" Emigrant-Ship for Melbourne From the Port of Cork with engraving; Factory Operatives' Exhibition and Bazaar at Bolton with engraving; The Manchester and Liverpool Agricultural Society with engraving; The Marble Quarries of Carrara with engraving; Genoa; Literature with lengthy book review of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" by Harriet B. Beecher Stowe; Popular Science - Economical Applications of Electricity. . Near Fine. Magazine. 1st Edition. 1852. Herbert Ingram unknown
189584040The Illustrated London News 1895. The complete issue. Good condition. <br /> <br /> The Illustrated London News issue of January 19 1895 is part of the paper's long‑running weekly coverage of British and international events produced during a period when the ILN was at its peak in circulation and cultural influence. The specific issue appears in the British Newspaper Archive's index for that year confirming its publication date and placement among the January 1895 editions. <br /> <br /> ## What This Issue Represents<br /> The ILN in the 1890s was a richly illustrated middle‑class weekly that blended current events imperial reportage society news arts coverage and detailed engravings. It was known for its visual storytelling and for shaping public understanding of world affairs. <br /> <br /> ### Likely Contents of the January 19 1895 Issue <br /> While the full text of this specific issue isn't directly available in the search results its contents can be inferred from the ILN's editorial patterns and the surrounding issues of that month.<br /> <br /> - International news and imperial affairs <br /> The ILN routinely covered British colonial campaigns diplomatic events and global crises.<br /> <br /> - British political developments <br /> Parliamentary debates cabinet matters and domestic policy were standard features.<br /> <br /> - Illustrated reports on accidents ceremonies and public events <br /> The ILN specialized in engravings of disasters exhibitions royal appearances and civic ceremonies.<br /> <br /> - Arts literature and cultural commentary <br /> Reviews of theatre books and exhibitions were a staple of each issue.<br /> <br /> - Advertisements and commercial culture <br /> Late‑Victorian consumer goods travel and household products filled the back pages.<br /> <br /> ## How We Know This Issue Exists<br /> The British Newspaper Archive lists Saturday January 19 1895 as one of the ILN's weekly issues for that year. <br /> The Internet Archive hosts many ILN volumes though not this specific issue in the search results. <br /> <br /> ## ï¸ Historical Context: ILN in the 1890s<br /> - Peak circulation and influence - by the 1890s the ILN was selling well over 100000 copies weekly. <br /> - Transition from engravings to photography - the paper was beginning to incorporate more photographic images though engravings still dominated. <br /> - Imperial worldview - coverage often celebrated British expansion and monarchy. <br /> - Middle‑class readership - the ILN targeted educated aspirational readers interested in global affairs and culture. The Illustrated London News unknown
189684051The Illustrated London News 1896. Complete issue. Good condition. The Illustrated London News unknown
1900265765Detroit: The Evening News Association. Good with no dust jacket. 1900. Hardcover. There is wear on the cover particularly around the spine and edges. . The Evening News Association hardcover
1884ZB669061NY: Engineering News Publishing Co. 1884. folio 34.5 cm. tall 330 pp. with general title and index illustrations in text 1 double page plate of ; later cloth worn with leather tips rubbed leather spine covering mostly gone and sides detached text age toned and partially disbound some advertising pages not retained working copy sold as is. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. NY: Engineering News Publishing Co. hardcover
1853006932Herbert Ingram. Overview and condition: complete issue numbers 639 and 640 containing pages 125-160 plus unpaginated advertisements; previously disbound from bound volume; two-page fold-out engraving detached but present; the lightest of age-spots and foxing in places. Rich with spendid engravings throughout for most feature articles and news items and detailed reportage of current events history politics law and crime economics trade architecture personalities art theatre and music highlights include: lead article The Working Classes and Their Strikes; The Overland Mail; Progress of the Chinese Rebellion; lengthy report on Australia; Tomb of the Emperor Napoleon at the Hotel des Invalides with seven drawings and engravings and full-page engraving "Interior of the Church of the Invalides at Paris"; The Fete of the Emperor with full-page engraving "Fete of the Emperor - Illumination and Balloon Ascent in the Champs Elysees"; Alleged Christianity of the Chinese Insurgents; Great Fire at Dover; Imperial Parliament; The Smyth Forgeries Case; Fine Arts - The National Gallery; Literary Miscellanies No. IV. - A Friend of Talleyrand; The Camp at Chobham; Fete to Messrs. Whatman and Lee at Vinters Park Near Maidstone; Nooks and Corners of Old England - Chapel in Carisbrooke Castle Isle of Wight; Destruction by Fire of Messrs. Kirkman's Piano-forte Manufactory; Deal New Parochial Schools; St. Pancras Almshouses; Frightful Accident at the Crystal Palace; Obituary of Eminent Persons; Epitome of News - Foreign and Domestic; Literature book reviews; Vice-Admiral Deans Dundas C.B.; short Moldo-Wallachian Peasantry; advertisements; Metropolitan News - including Health of London; Provincial Intelligence; Music; The Theatres; "Rational Amusements for the Industrious Classes"; National Sports; Monetary Transactions of the Week; The Markets; The London Gazette; Foreign and Colonial News - including The Turkish Question; The Court; Obituary of Eminent Persons; advertisements; lead article Issue No. 640 The Review at Spithead - The Application of Steam to Naval Warfare; front-page engraving "Her Majesty in the Admiral's Barge"; lengthy The Grand Review of the British Fleet at Spithead; full-page engraving "Her Majesty Proceeding to 'The Duke of Wellington' Flag-Ship"; full-page engraving "Fleet Forming Line Abreast"; lengthy The British Fleet With an Account of the Several Vessels Employed in the Spithead Review with extensive list of vessels each with description and history; splendid double-page engraving "Grand Review at Spithead - The Boat Attack"; Naval Review in Former Times; Manning of the Royal Navy; A New System of Coast Defence; The Late Naval Review As Seen From Bembridge Down Isle of Wight; three-page musical score "The Iron Ship" Old English Air with poetry by Charles Mackay; full-page engraving "'The Engagement' Twenty-Five Minutes to Four." . Near Fine. Magazine. 1st Edition. 1853. Herbert Ingram unknown
1858007476London England: Herbert Ingram. Overview and condition: probable complete issue containing pages 97-128 although please note that the verso of page 123 is 128 a probable misprint although possible that the issue is missing pages 124-127 although all text is continuous and complete; previously disbound from bound volume; lightly aged; periodic small light age spots; occasional spotting along fold; oblong Stanford University Library stamp to page 101; the double-page fold-out in full-colour of Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal of England shows two lengthy closed tears large chip to upper left corner to blank area only and light to moderate soil in places. Rich with spendid engravings throughout for most feature articles and primary news items lengthy regular columns all containing detailed reportage of London local domestic colonial and foreign news and events history politics law and crime economics trade architecture personalities sports art theatre and music. Notable articles and entries include The Royal Nuptials; The Mutiny in India; Dressing-Case for the Princess Royal; The American Horse-Tamer; special Colour Supplement entitled The Marriage of the Princess Royal the type is in blue ink rather than black with several subheadings including Betrothal of the Royal Bride The Royal Marriage St. James's Park Progress of the Royal Cortege St. James's Palace The Colonnade Her Majesty's Procession The Procression of the Bridegroom The Chapel Royal and the Marriage Ceremony The Return to Buckingham Palace Departure of the Bride and Bridegroom From London The Arrival at Windsor The State Concert The Costumes Illuminations Rejoicing in the Country The Bridal Presents; two-page musical score A Bridal Song Words by Mark Lemon Music by Frank Romer. With numerous splendid engravings including engraving Marble Bust of Her Royal Highness the Princess Royal to front cover; full-page engraving The Royal Marriage: The Bridemaids; double-page engraving Marriage of Her Royal Highness the Princess Royal and His Royal Highness Prince Frederick William of Prussia in the Chapel Royal St. James's Jan. 25 1858; full-page engraving His Royal Highness Prince Frederick William of Prussia; front cover Supplement entitled The Marriage of the Princess Royal in full-colour with four colour engravings; double-page fold-out engraving in full-colour of Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal of England; two illustrations to the musical score A Bridal Song in full-colour; full-page colour engraving of Their Royal Highnesses Prince Frederick William and The Princess Royal. . Good. Magazine. First Edition. 1858. Herbert Ingram unknown
18737501873. Wood-engraving. 400mm by 280mm sheet. Wood-engraving from a front page of the 'The Illustrated London News' unrelated text on the reverse.<br /> A couple of marks. unknown
187643221876. Wood-engraving. 270mm by 400mm sheet. Unrelated text on the reverse. CONDITION : One small faint crease across bottom right hand corner. unknown
187643211876. Wood-engraving. 270mm by 400mm sheet. Related and unrelated text on the reverse. CONDITION : One small faint printer's crease. unknown
18627481862. Wood-engraving. 280mm by 400mm sheet. Maunfacture of the Armstrong Gun at Woolwich Arsenal : The Beehive'<br /> Wood-engraving from 'The Illustrated London News' unrelated text on the reverse.A couple of light marks at the top of the sheet. unknown
18627491862. Wood-engraving. 400mm by 280mm sheet. Maunfacture of the Armstrong Gun at Woolwich Arsenal : Finish-Turning a 100-Pounder Top image and The Guns at the Proof-Butts lower image. '<br /> Wood-engraving from 'The Illustrated London News' unrelated text on the reverse. unknown
18627461862. Wood-engraving. 280mm by 400mm sheet. Maunfacture of the Armstrong Gun at Woolwich Arsenal : Coiling the Bars.' <br /> Unrelated text on the reverse. unknown
18607451860. Wood-engraving. 285mm by 405mm sheet. Review of Royal Horse Artillery and Field Batteries at Woolwich by the Duke of Cambridge in the Presence of the Grand Duke Michael of Russia.'<br /> Light soiling at edges of sheet. Unrelated text on the reverse. unknown
187643201876. Wood-engraving. 400mm by 270mm sheet. 'Sketches in Burmah - A Conjuror on Board the Rangoon' and 'Sketches in Burmah : A "Poay" or Burmese Play at Meuhla'. Unrelated text on the reverse. unknown
187667309London. 1876. A splendid view of two traditionally attired Chinese ladies of wealth sitting upon a one wheeled apparatus propelled by a local man. An interesting view of transport in China almost a century and a half ago. Size: 270 x 400 mm. Uncoloured woodcut. Fine condition. unknown
182256864Paris, Chez Haut-Coeur et Gayet Jeune, 1822. origi.Pappband, kl.8°, 418 Seiten.
19001408180050International News Company 1/1/1900. Paperback. Good. 0x0x0. Folio size. Softcover. Good binding and cover. Dampstain to upper right corner. Tear to front wrap. Articles and photographs deal with the Second Boer War or Transvaal War. This is an oversized or heavy book which requires additional postage for international delivery outside the US. International News Company paperback
1854007466London England: Herbert Ingram. Overview and condition: complete double issue number containing pages 597-636 including two Supplements; previously disbound from bound volume; double-page fold-out engraving detached but present and shows a few short closed edge tears to right edge; pages lightly aged. Rich with spendid engravings throughout for most feature articles and primary news items lengthy regular columns all containing detailed reportage of London local domestic colonial and foreign news and events history politics law and crime economics trade architecture personalities art theatre and music. Highlights of this issue include: lead article The War Debates; Omer Pacha in the Crimea with front-cover engraving; Foreign and Colonial News including America India and China The War in the Crimea; Birmingham and Midland Counties Fat Cattle and Poultry Exhibition; "The Trial of the Pyx" with engraving; The Steam-Ship "Europa" with engraving; Steam-Engines and Trashing-Machines at The Smithfield Club Cattle Show with engraving; Reigate National Schools with engraving; Battle of Inkerman - The Final Effort of the Russians with double-page fold-out engraving "The Battle of Inkerman - Final Effort of the Russians and Joint Charge of the French and English Troops"; Incidents of the Storm in the Crimea; Notes on Siege Operations and Field Fortification with several small drawings; Reminiscences of the War on the Danube - From a Correspondent; Festivities at Hawkstone with subheadings The Ball The Grotto The Red Castle; with six engravings: "The Hon. Rowland Clegg Hill"; "Hawkstone House The Seat of Viscount Hill"; "Entrance to Hawkstone Park"; "The Red Castle"; "Ball at Hawkstone To Commemorate the Majority of the Hon. Rowland Clegg Hill"; and "The Grotto"; Loss of the Steam-Ship "Prince" with engraving; The Wreck of the Steamer "Nile" with engraving; Issue No. 718 and Supplement entitled "MEETING OF PARLIAMENT" with lead article "Opening of Parliament" subheadings include The Royal Speech; The Debate; House of Commons; The New Houses of Parliament with several drawings and engravings including "Escape of Mary Queen of Scots From Lochleven - Bronze Bas-Relief By Treed in the Prince's Chamber"; "Members' Staircase House of Commons"; splendid front-cover engraving "Entrance to the Star-Chamber Court New Palace-Yard"; Parliamentary Portraits with engravings of The Duke of Leeds; Mr. H.A. Herbert M.P.; The Hon. E.F. Leveson-Gower M.P.; Spahis at the French Battery with engraving; Balaclava with engraving "Balaclava The Scene of the Successful Cavalry Charge"; The Siege of Sebastopol - From our Special Correspondent; The Storm in the Crimea - From our Special Correspondent with two engravings each entitled "Storm in Balaclava Bay" and one subheaded "Capt. Frain saving the sole survivor from the 'Wild Wave'"; The Sandbag Battery; The Attack on Petropaulovski with "Plan of Petropaulovski"; lengthy War Obituary; Ensign James Hulton Clutterbuck with engraving; Sewing By Steam with engraving; Brigadier-General William Burton Tylden Commanding Engineer with portrait engraving; The Hospitals at Scutari with engraving; French Ambulances with engraving; The Bane and the Antidote - Mr. Bright on the War; and Mr. Absolom Watkin on Mr. Bright "We have not hitherto been able to make room for Mr. Bright's mischievous letter on behalf of his friend the Czar; but we now produce it with Mr. Watkin's reply so that our readers may have the bane and antidote both before them"; full-page engraving "Sandbag Battery Defended by the Guards - Sketched on the Morning After the Battle of Inkerman"; His Imperial Majesty Napoleon III with full-page engraving; extensive Lists of Killed and Wounded; two-page musical score "The Heroes of the Crimea" The Poetry of Charles Mackay; The Music by Frank Mori. . Very Good. Magazine. First Edition. 1854. Herbert Ingram unknown
1853006921Herbert Ingram. Overview and condition: complete issue numbers 625 and 626 containing pages 433-464; previously disbound from bound volume; the lightest of foxing in places. Rich with spendid engravings throughout for most feature articles and news items and detailed reportage of current events history politics law and crime economics trade architecture personalities art theatre and music highlights include: lead article The Turkish Question; The New Artic Expedition in Search of Sir John Franklin in H.M.S.S. "Phoenix"; Naval and Military Intelligence; Foreign and Colonial News - including The Rebellion in China; Imperial Parliament; Opening of the First Railway in India; The Mahmoudieh Canal; Church Universities &c.; Obituary of Eminent Persons; The Court; The Queen's Court &c.; Metropolitan News; Grand Review at Woolwich; Grand Ball at the British Embassy at Paris; The Queen's Drawingroom with full-page engraving "St. James's-Street - Her Majesty's Drawingroom"; National Sports; Music; The Theatres; Provincial Intelligence; Epitome of News - Foreign and Domestic; Chess; The Camp at Chobham; Chantilly Races; Fine Arts - Exhibition of Studies From the Schools of Art; Sale of the Pictures of the Late King Louis Philippe; Monetary Transactions of the Week; The Markets; The London Gazette; New Town Dumbarton; short Destructive Fire at Watford; advertisements; Discovery of a Roman Sarcophagus; Dublin Great Industrial Exhibition Supplement including: The Great Industrial Exhibition of Ireland with sections The Austrian and Prussian Department France The Belgian Department The Japan Collection Indian Collection Viscount Gough's Collection The Chinese Collection Ceramic Manufactures; Raw Materials with sections I. Turf or Peat II. Coal and Anthracite III. Iron IV. Copper The Speculum of Lord Rosse's Telescope V. Lead VI. Gold and Silver Other Mineral Products of Ireland The Irish Marble Court The Serpentine Marbles Flax and Its Products; two full-page engravings entitled "Opening of the Dublin Great Industrial Exhibition" and "The Dublin Great Industrial Exhibition"; Manufactures with sections The Linen Manufactures of Ireland Linens Sewed Muslin Irish Poplins and Tabinets Woollens Lace Crochet-Work Bog-Oak Musical Instruments Manufactured Metals; Court of Ancient Irish Art; Plan drawing of the Dublin Exhibition; short Interview of Mr. Roney with the Prince President of France. . Near Fine. Magazine. 1st Edition. 1853. Herbert Ingram unknown
