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1930214387Berlin, Vaterländischer Verlag Weller, ohne Jahr um, 1930.
1892628346Königsberg, Koch, 1892. M. 1 farb. lith. Taf. 44 S. Vord. Umschlag fehlt. (Nauwerck, path.-anatom. Mitteil. 15).
Un album photographique broché de format in 8°; 73 photos de l'époque. Une fente restaurée à la première de couverture, sinon bel état. Voir les photos.
190138770Winnipeg 1901. 4to. 10pp. and 43pp. respectively plus 31pp. of additional tables of customs schedules and weight of merchandise through Vladivostock. Early grey cloth upper cover lettered in gilt.<br/> <br/>An interesting contemporary account of the Trans-Siberian Railroad by an important Canadian railroad executive.<br/> <br/>"After a short career with a Scottish railway William Whyte emigrated to the Canadas in 1863 and accepted a job as a brakeman on the Grand Trunk Railway. Rising through the ranks he served as freight and station agent at various locations culminating his career with the company as the assistant superintendent of its central division. In October 1883 he moved to the Ontario and Quebec Railway as its general superintendent and a year later when this company was leased in perpetuity to the Canadian Pacific Railway he became the superintendent of the Ontario division. In 1886 he was transferred to Winnipeg as the superintendent of the CPR's western division . In 1901 Shaughnessy who had succeeded Sir William Cornelius Van Horne as president of the CPR in 1899 appointed Whyte his assistant to advise him on 'all matters connected with colonization proposed extensions of the Companys railway system the development of industries along the Companys lines the establishment of new business connections and the administration of the Companys lands town-sites and other properties of that description.' In 1903 Whyte was elected second vice-president in charge of the western lines. He was promoted vice-president in 1910. Whyte's most pressing problem from 1901 was to solve the recurrent blockages hampering the export of grain from the prairies. Under his direction the company constructed nearly 4000 miles of branch lines within a decade multiplied its rolling stock and experimented with ever-larger locomotives" Dictionary of Canadian Biography. The primary reason for this trip would appear to be to ascertain whether the Trans-Siberian railway would make Siberia a significant competitor to Canada's grain exports. Focusing on Siberia Whyte's epistolary reports goes into great detail on the route from Cheliabinsk to Vladivostock the agricultural prospects and natural resources along the way with a particular emphasis on Irkutsk and the articles imported. Much of his information came from first-hand examination as well as conversations with government officials and local merchants. He also comments on the construction of the railroad itself. unknown books
2014250000Stuttgart, Motorbuch Verlag, 2014.
2014145256Stuttgart, Motorbuch Verlag, 2014.
1937136019London, Longmans, 1937. 85, (3) S., mit einer Karte (Spanien) und einem Stadtplan (Madrid). Original kartoniert, kl.8°. Im Anhang Überblick über die politischen Organisationen, Abkürzungsverzeichnis und Verzeichnis der britischen Hilfsorganisationen mit Adressen, gewünschter Unterstützung und Angabe, für wen die Hilfe bestimmt ist. Softcover Umschlag, Schnitt und Buchblock angestaubt und etwas gebräunt. Kleber auf Innendeckel und Namenszug auf fliegendem Vorsatz.
196111064Lusaka : Government Printer 1961. First Edition. Paperback. Very good copy in the original title printed stiff card wraps. Spine bands and panel edges slightly scuffed and dulled as with age. Brightly gilt titled. An uncommonly good copy of a scarce title; 84 pages; Of obvious and considerable reference value. Description: iv 84 p. ; 22 cm. Subjects: Broadbills --Africa Lusaka : Government Printer paperback
19133136897München, Reinhardt, 1913. 411 S. Lwd.
1962109730Laffont, 1962, gr. in-8°, 482 pp, traduit de l'américain par Léo Dilé, introduction de Marc Laporte, préface de Cornélius Ryan, 16 pl. de photos hors texte, reliure pleine toile bordeaux, dos lisse, titres dorés, bon état (Coll. Ce jour-là), envoi a.s.
304944Signed dated "05" numbered 4/15 and annotated 'imp" beneath the image in pencil. On wove paper with wide margins. 149 x 200 mm. Matted. Signed dated "05" numbered 4/15 and annotated 'imp" beneath the image in pencil. On wove paper with wide margins. 149 x 200 mm. From the "New York East Side Set 1902" done for Harper's magazine in a series of 8. Wehye Memorial Exhibition Catalogue_ Number 5 unknown books
18013Cartooning duo who produced the popular "There Oughta Be a Law" syndicated comic strip 1963-81 begun by Al Fagaly in 1944 through 1963. Original India ink drawing 1p 12½" X 9¼" n.p. 1976 December 23. Near fine. Single panel depicting what we assume to be the cartoonists themselves their features are mostly hidden hard at work before drafting tables. Under the heading "Last-Minute Gift Suggestion Dep't." one of the pair asks "What can I get for my wife that's quite expensive but not too flashy" The other replies "How about a jar of instant coffee" Conclusion: "Today's LAW: 'And nothing is stirring in our house either!'" Pencilled draft faintly visible beneath. In addition to the neatly lettered "Whipple and Borth" signature at lower left this piece is signed a second time in "think pink" ink. unknown
193599567London, British Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi Council, [1935?]. 8 S., Original-Broschur, 8°. Softcover Umschlag und Seiten etwas knittrig, minim gebräunt.
224362Paris, Flammarion, 1947 in-8, 370 pp., ill. et fac-similé h.-t., cartes in-t., demi-basane bleu nuit, dos lisse orné d'étoiles dorées, premier plat de couverture conservé (reliure moderne). Ex-libris Collection Ulrich.
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193250665Flammarion, coll. « Les belles fêtes » 1932 10 eme Mille ou 30eme suivant disponibilité dans la boutique. In-12 broché 18 cm sur 12. 184 pages. Bon état d’occasion Couverture frottée et passée.. Poids sans emballage : 147 grammes.
40617The eighth wealthiest American of all time was a German-born lumber magnate who began his empire in Rock Island Illinois in 1856 starting as a night fireman at a sawmill and working his way up until he owned this sawmill then began adding more until the "Weyerhauser Syndicate" was enormous; he moved to the Pacific Northwest in 1900 where the firm still operates and is the world's largest timber seller. Partly-Printed Document Signed 1p 8 3/4" X 3 3/4" Rock Island IL 1881 November 15. Very good. Ornate check drawn on the Peoples National Bank printed in black on blue stock and featuring decorative border a variety of ornate typefaces and a steel-engraved vignette at left showing a puffing locomotive at a train station. The check has been made out to Weyerhaeuser in the amount of $25000 and is signed by the bank president Bailey Davenport. Davenport 1823-90 was the son of Davenport Iowa's murdered founding father fur trader/Indian agent/frontiersman Colonel George Davenport 1783-1845 and was himself a wealthy banker real estate entrepreneur and mayor of Davenport during the Civil War. On the check's verso Weyerhaeuser signs boldly adding "pat to the Order / of H C Putnam" above. Below this Putnam then signs. Henry Cleveland Putnam 1832-1912 was a Wisconsin lumber baron and philanthropist one of the founders of Eau Claire. Three more unidentified persons also sign below Putnam. Twenty-five thousand dollars was a huge sum of money in 1881. Real estate developer Davenport and Weyerhaeuser who also served on the board of directors of this bank surely had many and complex business dealings -- as Weyerhaeuser likewise also had with fellow lumber baron Putnam. Weyerhaeuser's syndicate was vast and he had arrangements with a large number of other lumber businesses. It's possible the transaction had to do with the purchase of timber lands but this warrants further research. In any case a unique and intriguing document. unknown books
19692141686München: Lehmann's Verlag 1969. 583, (1) Seiten. Mit zahlreichen Abbildungen im Text sowie Werbung auf den Innendeckeln. 8° (17,5-22,5 cm) Orig.-Leinenband mit Deckelillustration. [Hardcover / fest gebunden].
20001253793Köln : SH-Verl., 2000. 515 S. : graph. Darst. Orig.-Pp.
190587359P., Librairie Universelle, s.d. (1905), gr. in-12, iii-321 pp, reliure demi-basane aubergine, dos à 4 nerfs soulignés à froid, titres dorés, couv. illustrée par Grandjouan conservée (rel. de l'époque), dos uniformément passé avec étiquette de bibl en queue, C. de bibl., bon état. Rare
1823153750Quedlinburg u. Leipzig, Basse, 1823. VI, 154 S, Ppbd. m. Rsch. Einbd. beschabt u. fleckig. Exlirbis a. Innendeckel. Vord. Vorsatz fehlt. St. verso Tit. Durchg. (meist stärker) gebräunt bzw. braunfl. Teils etwas wasserrandig. M. Beist.- (wenigen Buntst.)- Unterstreich. Unbeschnitten.
19182131148Potsdam und Berlin: Gustav Kiepenheuer (1918). 54, (58) Seiten. Mit umfangreichen Bildanhang. 4° (25-35 cm). Orig.-Halbleinenband. [Hardcover / fest gebunden].
1939212616Dortmund, Westfalen Verlag, 1939.
