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1898332227New York: Macmillan 1898. First. hardcover. fine. 2 volumes. Illustrated with some portraits. 504; 585 pages. Thick 8vo attractively bound by Stikeman & Co. in 3/4 black morocco with gilt-tooled spines; marbled boards and matching endpapers; top edges gilt other edges uncut. New York: Macmillan 1898. First American edition. Leather just a bit scuffed at extremes still a fine copy in a nice binding.<br/> <br/> Macmillan unknown
1898042081London: Smith Elder 1898. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/No Dust Jacket. Octavo. pp Both volumes complete. 1st printing. Spine to vol 1 marked. Prior owner name to FEP. 3 edges untrimmed internally fine. Smith Elder hardcover
18983686849Barcelona.: Montaner y Simón. 1898. Hardcover. Good. 21 cm. 415 p. Encuadernación en tapa dura de editorial. Montaner y Simón. hardcover
1884024621UK 1884. First Edition . Paper. Good. 48mo - over 3 - 4" tall. An Original German Family Crest Paper Slip Signed by Herbert Bismarck. Undated. C1884. Nikolaus Heinrich Ferdinand Herbert Prince of Bismarck born Nikolaus Heinrich Ferdinand Herbert Graf von Bismarck-Schönhausen;1849-1904 was a German politician who served as Foreign Secretary from 1886 to 1890. His political career was closely tied to that of his father Otto von Bismarck and he left office a few days after his father's dismissal. He succeeded his father as the 2nd Prince of Bismarck in 1898. He was born in Berlin and died in Friedrichsruh. Provenance: From the family of autograph collector Emily Mary Rose Lee 1869-1949 wife of Colonel William Crawford Walton 1864-1937. Emily was the daughter of William Lee Professor of Ecclesiastical History at the University of Glasgow from 1874 to 1886 and granddaughter of John Lee 1779-1859 Principal of Edinburgh University from 1840 to 1859. Size is 140m x 110mm. Condition is good. Folding crease. More images can be taken upon request. Ref17164 <br/> <br/> unknown
1898036209New York: The Macmillan Company 1898. First American Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Near Fine. Frontispieces. First American Edition Complete In Two Volumes. Xxi 504; Ix 585 Pp. Deluxe 3/4 Maroon Morocco Binding By Ringer 5 Bands Gilt In All Compartments Matching Marbled Boards And Endpapers Top Edge Gilt. Near Fine Very Clean And Bright Gilt Brilliant Spines Turned To A Rich Light Brown Wear To Upper Tips Slight Crack Along Front Joint Of Volume Ii But Binding Intact. Includes Loose Macmillan Brochure 4 Pp Featuring This Book On First Page. <br/> <br/> The Macmillan Company hardcover
1898100097092Charpentier et Fasquelle 1898. Bon état étiquettes sur le dos bonne tenue intérieurs propres qques annotations au crayon à papier. in8. 1898. Relié. 2 volumes. Charpentier et Fasquelle unknown
182541176Karlsruhe Chr. Fr. Müller 1825-31. 12mo. 6 orig. engraved boards. Spine ends taped with a paperlabel. Stamp on titlepages. ca. 3000 pp. and 26 lithographed plates 2 large folded lithographed maps. Scattered browning and brownspots. <br/><br/><em>Most of the papers collected in this series are written by Bismark but it contains also translations of memoirs and works f.i. in Theil 5 a translation of Chatelains's work on fencing: "Abhandlung über die Fechtkunst" with 8 plates. Pp. 349-463. </em> hardcover
182557172Karlsruhe Müller 1825. 12mo. Orig. engraved boards. Spineends strenghtened with tape. Stamp on title-page. 10XXII364 pp. 5 large folded lithographed maps/plans. Occassionally light browning. hardcover
181958953Karlsruhe C.F. Müller 1819. 12mo. Original boards with pictorial lithograps on both cover and spine. Light wear to extremeties. In original marbled slip-case with original printed titlelabel on spine. Slip-case with some tears and modest wear. 2 title-pages. 10294;451 pp. 23 double-page folded lithograped plans. Scattered brownspots. hardcover
181957173Carlsruhe Müller 1819. 12mo. Orig. engraved boards. Spineends strenghtened with tape. Stamp on title-page. 6294 pp. 3 folded lithographed plates 452 pp. 20 folded lithographed plates. A few scattered brownspots. hardcover
18190000139Karlsruhe: C.F. Mullers 1819. Two volumes in one as issued. 5 leaves 294 pages 2 leaves 52 pages plus plates. The first leaf is a collective title page for both volumes. The second part bears a separate title page. Complete with 23 lithograph plates including twenty-one double-page plates and two folding plates. One of the plates is a map; the remainder are diagrams of military movements. Original publisher's illustrated light boards with a lithograph decoration on spine and a different lithograph vignette on each cover. 14.3 cm. Housed in original cardboard slipcase covered in marbled paper with printed paper spine label and semicircular cut-out at head of front and rear panels to ease removal of the book from case. A very good or better copy. Hint of wear to spine ends. Moderate soiling to small portion of each board corresponding to cut-outs in slipcase with no impact on illustrations. Light scattered foxing with almost no impact on plates. Slipcase is lightly rubbed with some slight wear but sound. Ownership inscription of Frederick Barne 1800-1886 who served as a British M.P. 1830-1832 on inside of front board dated Hanover 1824. SECOND EDITION ENLARGED being the first with "Elemente der Bewegungskunst eines Reuter-Regiments" appended. The first edition was issued the preceding year. Friedrich Wilhelm von Bismarck 1783-1860 of Württemberg distinguished himself as a cavalry officer with the French forces during the Napoleonic Wars. He was responsible for the post-war reorganization of the cavalry in his native country and later became a statesman and diplomat. The first edition in English appeared in 1827 under the title: "Lectures on the Tactics of Cavalry and Elements of Manoeuvre for a Cavalry Regiment. C.F. Mulluers hardcover
189964397New York: Harper & Brothers 1899. Reprint. Harper's copyrighted in1898. Hardcover. Fair. No dust jacket. Cover has wear tears stains and soiling. Bookplate of David Shakow perhaps the famed psychologist Hinges weak and reglued. Frontis illustrations had been separated and reglued in. 2 volume set. Text in English German. 2 v. fronts. ports. fold. facsim. 23 cm. xxi 415 xx 362 p Index. Translation of the author's Gedanken und erinnerungen Stuttgart 1898. Harper & Brothers hardcover
1898453900New York: Harper & Brothers 1898. Unbound. Near Fine. Illustrated broadside only. Approximately 11" x 20". Printed in black orange and gray on paper. Portrait of Bismarck unsigned on the top half. Small tear on right-hand margin two miniscule tears on the upper margin repaired with archival tape very near fine. Harper & Brothers unknown
1870247212Berlin : Verlag von Fr. Kortkampf 1870. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good copy in the original gilt-blocked calf over marble boards. Spine bands and panel edges somewhat rubbed and dust-toned as with age. Remains quite well-preserved overall; tight bright clean and strong. Physical description; 23cm. Subjects; Niemcy -- polityka i rz dy -- 1789-1900. Prusy -- polityka i rz dy -- 1789-1900. Berlin : Verlag von Fr. Kortkampf hardcover
189235153Stuttgart Cotta'schen Buchhandlung 1892-94. Lex8vo. Bound in 12 contemporary hcalf. Richly gilt backs. Backs slightly rubbed. Internally clean. Stamp on titles. unknown
189840807Stuttgart J. G. Cotta 1898-1901. Contemp. half cloth spines with tape and slight wear boards with gilt monogramme. Stramp on titlepages. XVI 376; XVI 311XLIV 360 XLVI 567 pp. With 1 facsimile and portraits. hardcover
18104026811810. hardcover. Gut. Ein Folioblatt. mehrfach gefaltet etwas fleckig und gebräunt die Schrift kaum verwischt das Siegel mit kleinen Abbrüchen insgesamt recht gut erhalten. Bescheinigung in einer Geldangelegenheit teils schlecht entzifferbar. Lesbar sind Passagen wie "einen Pfandbrief von zweitausend Reichstalern" und "wegen eins mir gemachten Darlehens von 500 . als Pfand". Von einem der Verwandten aus der Elterngeneration von Otto von Bismarck die Berufsoffiziere waren. - Weitere Bilder auf Anfrage oder auf unserer Homepage. Wegen Urlaub kann Ihre Bestellung / Anfrage erst nach dem 21.06.2026 bearbeitet werden. - Because of holidays your order / question can be handled only after 06/21/2026. hardcover
1886alysser163Berlin: 1886 1886. oblong 8vo. 1 page. BISMARCK Schönhausen 1815-1904. Chancellor of the German Empire 1871-1890 & Prince. Autograph letter by way of Reinhausen Member of the Vice Chancellors Office signed Reinhausen dated Berlin the 16 August 1886 to William Murray Esq. Hamilton. On Westlock watermarked paper. oblong 8vo. pp. 1. horizontal & vertical folds with two short tears in left creases. "To your Honor I am instructed to express the sincere thanks of Prince Bismarck for the well wishing sentiments expressed in the verses enclosed in your favor of the 27th". Signed by Authors. No Binding. Very Good. Berlin: 1886 unknown
18851875851885. Signed by the Iron Chancellor A striking portrait boldly signed "Bismarck Berlin 26 März 1885" - a consequential day on which Bismarck ordered the expulsion of around 30000 non-naturalized Poles and Jews as part of his Germanization program in Prussia. The portrait was taken by the leading Berlin photographers Loescher & Petsch. Mounted on photographer's board with studio stamp in gilt at foot 321 x 186 mm. Slight staining and rubbing at extremities slight spotting. In very good condition. unknown
188584205Bismarck Dakota Territory: Bismarck Dakota 1885. Presumed one of multiple original issued. Ribbon. Fair/fragile. Format is approximately 2.5 inches by 6 inches. This is a period black memorial ribbon commemorating the death of civil war icon and 18th President of the United States General Ulysses S. Grant. It is a black satin ribbon which originally had a cartes de visite style photograph applied to the surface. This image has worn away. Written in silver is the inscription: Bismarck Dakota. IN MEMORIAM GENERAL U. S. GRANT Born April 27 1822. Died July 23 1885. It has a tear between the In Memoriam and the space where Grant's image had been. The top is frayed and it appears that a portion of the bottom has been lost. The funeral of Ulysses S. Grant was held on August 8 1885 in New York City Grant's funeral procession surpassed any public demonstration in the country up until that time with an attendance of 1.5 million people and additional ceremonies held in other major cities and communities. The day was described as a final triumphant end to the national drama begun by the Civil War as well as a day to praise Grant's role in preserving the Union. A newspaper editorial proclaimed that Grant's life did not need to be remembered in sculpture pictures prose or poetry because "the union is his monument." The theme of unity was advanced by President Cleveland when he appointed former Confederate Generals Joseph Johnston and Simon B. Buckner to join Union Generals William T. Sherman and Philip H. Sheridan as pallbearers. On August 8 1885 Americans awoke to the solemn sound of tolling bells. Most needed no reminder that this was the day of the funeral of Union general and twice-elected president Ulysses S. Grant. Befitting his already larger-than-life legacy 1.5 million people gathered in New York City to view Grant's funeral procession and the burial ceremonies. The spectacle replete with religious patriotic and nationalistic imagery and rhetoric was but the biggest of the thousands of memorial ceremonies held in the United States on that sad day. <br /> In large and small cities in bustling towns and dusty hamlets citizens had prepared and planned commemorations that complemented New York's. Whether lavish or simple these commemorations were much the same and usually included a procession lasting several hours that ended in a church or other public building. Against a backdrop that included a large picture of Grant a floral decoration a black-draped pulpit a minister a veteran and an elected official would offer eulogies. Prayers music and poems completed the memorial services. The thousands of eulogies and obituaries for Grant across the country stressed his Christian moral character his role in preserving the Union and his magnanimity at Appomattox. The praise for the last was especially loud as eulogists likened the sentiment for sectional reconciliation engendered by Grant's death to a final happy ending to the tragic national drama begun by the Civil War. "There is perhaps no parallel in the history of state funerals" an observer stated "where so many orations were delivered as at yesterday's obsequies." One minister captured a powerful and popular theme of Grant's life: "By a single act General Grant put himself above the wisest of American statesmen. That act was the terms he offered to Lee for the surrender of his Army. In a few clear simple lines he solved at once the problem of peace and the possible unity and fraternity of the American people." A newspaper editorial reflected the prevailing sentiment across the country when it proclaimed that Grant's life did not need to be remembered in sculpture pictures prose or poetry because "the Union is His Monument." The death and funeral of Ulysses S. Grant became a vehicle for a religiously tinged emotional and political reconciliation of North and South and as such is a critical event in the history of the political culture of the United States. "I am sorry General Grant is dead" proclaimed ex-Confederate general and pallbearer Simon Bolivar Buckner "but his death has yet been the greatest blessing the country has ever received now reunion is perfect." The reaction to Ulysses S. Grant's death also reveals a generation's connection between the memory of an event in this case the Civil War; a commemoration in this case Grant's funeral beginning with the deathwatch; and the articulation of a new or renewed basis for American nationalism. Implicit in the statements issued north and south by former Civil War generals and prominent politicians spoken by ministers of every denomination and splashed across the headlines of major newspapers was the important assumption that Grant's deathwatch and funeral forged reconciliation between the sections that in turn ensured the emergence of a powerful and united American nation. Ulysses S. Grant occupied a special place in the hearts and minds of American citizens living in 1885. Beginning in 1862 and continuing until his death Grant was the focus of constant attention and scrutiny. After his controversial terms as president Ulysses and his wife Julia embarked on a lengthy much-publicized tour around the world which ended with his triumphal return to America in 1879.<br /> <br /> The city of Bismarck had a special affinity for President Grant. On September 5 1883 a parade of national figures came together to lay the cornerstone for the new Dakota Territory Capitol in Bismarck. They included Henry Villard president of the Northern Pacific Railway; financier Jay Cooke; former President Ulysses Grant; Hunkpapa Lakota holy man Sitting Bull; and a German minister appearing for Chancellor Otto von Bismarck. More than 3000 people attended the ceremony. Former president Grant was on his way with Henry Villard to the completion ceremony of the Northern Pacific Railroad. It was less than two years later that the citizens of Bismarck mourned by death of Ulysses S. Grant. Bismarck, Dakota unknown
18933112AB1893 . Leipzig: Bibliographisches Institut 1893. Gr.-8°. XX 708 S. Porträt auf Frontispiz Leder mit goldgeprägtem Rücken Einband teilweise abgeblasst; Bibliotheksexemplar; Stempel auf Titelblatt; Ecken wenig bestossen; sonst altersgemäss gut erhalten Text in Fraktur. Blum war nationalliberaler Reichstagsabgeordneter und Zigarrenfabrikant in der Schweiz. unknown
187051199BB1870 . Bern: Haller 1870. Kl.-8°. XXVIII 316 S. Pappband Bibliotheksexemplar; Stempel auf Vorsatz; altersgemäss gut erhalten Text in Fraktur. unknown
188551719BB1885 . 2. Auflage. Leipzig: Duncker 1885. 8°. VIII 166 S. broschiert Umschlag angestaubt und mit Randläsuren; Anstreichungen unknown
184951212BB1849 . 3 Hefte in 1 Band. Zürich: Leuthy's Verlagsbureau 1849-1850. Gr.-8°. 276 192 206 S. 1 Falttafel 2 Tafeln Pappband mit rotem Rückenschild Einband berieben; Kaptial oben bestossen und Scharnier leicht eingerissen; stockfleckig; sonst altersgemäss gut erhalten unknown
18703121AB1870 . Paris: Hachette 1870. Gr.-8°. 411 S. broschiert Rücken repariert; Fehlstellen ohne Textverlust; leicht stockfleckig unknown
