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188039627ABWien, Druck und Verlag von L. C. Zamarski, 1880. Groß-8°. 454 Seiten. Halblederband der Zeit. Goldgeprägter Rückentitel. [2 Warenabbildungen]
18501000532AGum 1850. Öl auf Blech : in Berliner Gold-Leiste, [3 Warenabbildungen] kleine Farbabplatzer,
190011060Cham, J. E. Jakob, um 1900. 12° (15-18,5 cm). XVI, 75 S. Halbleinwand der Zeit
186058544ABStuttgart, Verlag von Eduard Fischhaber, 1860. 12° (14x11), 494 S., schlichter Hln d.Zt., mit handschriftl RSchild, Band 3 von 5, Titelblatt schwach stockfleckig, sonst sauber und gepflegt,
1833165614Wien, Mechitharisten, 1833. 294 S., mi 4 ganzseitigen Kupfertafeln, 8° Pappband, mit handgeschriebener Biblionummerierung, Frakturschrift, Bibliotheksexemplare
1831165616Wien, Mechitharisten, 1831. 326 S., mi 3 ganzseitigen Kupfertafeln, 8° Pappband, mit handgeschriebener Biblionummerierung, Frakturschrift, Bibliotheksexemplare
1833AUST0142Wien, Mechitaristen 1833-35. in-8°, 329 S.; 320 S.; 305 S.; 298 S.; 308 S.; Mit insges. 22 Kupfertaf., Lnbde. d. Zt. mit ornamentaler Rückenpräg., leicht berieben, geringf. bestoß., leicht fleckig, Rü. schwach verfärbt, vereinzelt schwach stockfl., im vierten Band am re. Seitenrand durchgeh. gebr. Wasserränder, insges. jedoch sauberes und gutes Exemplar. Die Ansichten zeigen die Orte Asparn a.d. Zaya, Enzersdorff im Langenthal, Ernstbrunn, Falkenstein, Feldsberg, Das alte Schloss Grafenegg., Korneuburg, Karnabrunn, Ruine Kreuzenstein, Laa, Maissau, Das alte Schloss Michaelstätten Mistelbach, Retz, Das alte Schloss Orth, Schloss Rabensburg, Die Ruine von Staatz, Schloss Steinabrunn, Stockerau, Veste Seefeld, k.k. Lustschloss Schlosshof und Ulrichskirchen. - Nebehay III/680, 2. Abtlg.
1834AUST0452Wien, in Commission in der Schmidl'schen Buchhandlung 1834. in-8°, 294 S., 4 Kupfertaf., OBrosch., fleckig, berieb., randrissig m. kl. Fehlstellen, Verm. v. alter Hd. am vord. Umschlag, innen und am Schnitt etliche Stockfleck., sonst sauber und gut. Die Ansichten zeigen die Burgen u. Orte Starhenberg, Seebenstein, Stixenstein und Trautmannsdorf; die chronologische Auflistung beginnt mit dem Ort Schöngrabern und endet mit St. Valentin und Landschach. - Nebehay III, 203.
188043568ABFreising, Verlag von Franz Paul Datterer, 1880. 4° (25x17), 215 S., mit gestochenem Frontispiz, 3 Tafeln, mehreren Initialen, blauer Oln (Kaliko) mit reicher gold/schwarzPräg, Exlibris auf Vorsatz, etwas unschöner montierter Besitzvermerk auf Titelblatt, letztes Blatt und hintVorsatz mit handschriftl Eintragung (Äbte..), schönes gepflegtes Exemplar,
18641000187AGBiberach, 1864. Ton-Lithographie von M. Kloos aus Illustrierte Chronik von Schwaben, Bildformat 10,4 x 17,5 cm, [Schefold, Württemberg; 6259], etwas gebräunt,
183852535ABZweibrücken, Buchdruckerei von J. F. Rost, 1838. gtr8° (24x21), 23 S., mit 18 lith Ansichten und Grundrissen auf 8 Tafeln (Dubois nach Neumann).- 24 S., mit 21 lith Ansichten und Grundrissen auf 11 Tafeln (Dubois nach Neumann), einheitl hellblaue Seidenbände d.Zt. mit gold Randfiletten, goldSchnitt SchmuckVorsätze, Band 2 und 3 (von 3), [4 Warenabbildungen] gelegentlich schwach stockfleckig, sehr schöne und gepflegte Exemplare,
185770007Paris, Michel Lévy Fréres, 1857. Origi.Halblederband, 8°, 303/299 Seiten
190016574ABMünchen, Kunstverlag von Jos. Albert, 1900. 8° (23x16), 496 S., mit Frontispiz in Photogravüre, 40 Kunstbeilagen, 6 doppelseitige Vollbilder und 518 TextIllustrationen, OPbd (wirkt wie ein Kriegseinband) mit mont Deckelbild und blauem Titeldruck, 8.-19. Tsd. Rücken leimschattig, etwas berieben, ordentliches Exemplar,
189655016ABWien, Verlg von Carl Gerold' Sohn, 1896. 4° (25x33), 64 S., 1 Bl., mit zahlr. fotograf Aufnahmen im Text und auf 13 Tafeln, geschmückt von Bordüren und Vignetten, ill OHln, [5 Warenabbildungen] Einband berieben und an den Kanten bestossen, sonst fest sauber und gepflegt,
188034475London: Virtue and Company ca. 1880. 2 volumes. First Edition thus first and second series complete. Profusely illustrated throughout with fine full-page copperplate engravings and pictorial decorations throughout the text. 4to publisher's richly decorated sepia cloth the upper covers fully emblazoned in an all-over pictorial design in gilt and black the spines likewise decorated in full gilt mode with accents in black the lower covers stamped in blind with border decorations and central arabesque device in blind all edges gilt. xvi 352; viii 362 pp. An unusually fine set beautifully preserved with little evidence of use or age essentially pristine but for some occasional spotting confined mostly to the free-flies . FIRST EDITION OF THIS SUPERB AND ALL INCLUSIVE WORK BY THE FAMED AUTHOR HISTORIAN AND TRAVELER WILLIAM BEATTIE WHO WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR MANY OF THE MOST REVERED ILLUSTRATED WORKS ACCOMPLISHED CONCERNING ICONIC LOCATIONS IN EUROPE THE EAST AMERICA AND BEYOND. "The Castles and Abbeys of England may be justly regarded as the great fixed landmarks in her history. They stand like monumental pillars in the stream of time inscribed with the names of her native chivalry and early hierarchy whose patriotic deeds and works of piety they were raised to witness and perpetuate."<br> "In a survey of these primitive strongholds these rude citadels of our national faith and honour every feature is invested with traditionary interest. They are intimately associated with our native Literature civil and sacred; with History Poetry Painting and the Drama; with local tradition legendary and antiquarian lore.It was in these primitive strongholds of the national faith and freedom unite a thousand pleasing and faithful pictures of social life. It was in these palaces castles abbeys halls and manor-hjouses that in the 'merry days of England' the fesivals of our Church and the fetes of Chivalry were celebrated in all their splendour. It was there the noble host collected around him this friends and retainers that the walls were hung with banners that steel-clad warders paced the battlements that the sound of the horn summoned the guests from the 'joust' or the chase--that the 'boar's head smoked on the ample board --that mantling cups were drained to the health of 'beauty' and fresh honours decreed to the 'brave'.The great recommendation of the present work is its.being illustrated by origiinal views taken on the spot." Beattie Virtue and Company hardcover
188034476London: Virtue and Company ca. 1880. 2 volumes. First Edition thus first and second series complete. Profusely illustrated throughout with fine full-page copperplate engravings and pictorial decorations throughout the text. 4to publisher's richly decorated forest-green cloth the upper covers fully emblazoned in an all-over pictorial design in gilt and black the spines likewise decorated in full gilt mode with accents in black the lower covers stamped in blind with border decorations and central arabesque device in blind all edges gilt. xvi 352; viii 362 pp. An unusually fine set beautifully preserved with little evidence of use or age essentially pristine but for some occasional spotting confined mostly to the free-flies . FIRST EDITION OF THIS SUPERB AND ALL INCLUSIVE WORK BY THE FAMED AUTHOR HISTORIAN AND TRAVELER WILLIAM BEATTIE WHO WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR MANY OF THE MOST REVERED ILLUSTRATED WORKS ACCOMPLISHED CONCERNING ICONIC LOCATIONS IN EUROPE THE EAST AMERICA AND BEYOND. "The Castles and Abbeys of England may be justly regarded as the great fixed landmarks in her history. They stand like monumental pillars in the stream of time inscribed with the names of her native chivalry and early hierarchy whose patriotic deeds and works of piety they were raised to witness and perpetuate."<br> "In a survey of these primitive strongholds these rude citadels of our national faith and honour every feature is invested with traditionary interest. They are intimately associated with our native Literature civil and sacred; with History Poetry Painting and the Drama; with local tradition legendary and antiquarian lore.It was in these primitive strongholds of the national faith and freedom unite a thousand pleasing and faithful pictures of social life. It was in these palaces castles abbeys halls and manor-hjouses that in the 'merry days of England' the fesivals of our Church and the fetes of Chivalry were celebrated in all their splendour. It was there the noble host collected around him this friends and retainers that the walls were hung with banners that steel-clad warders paced the battlements that the sound of the horn summoned the guests from the 'joust' or the chase--that the 'boar's head smoked on the ample board --that mantling cups were drained to the health of 'beauty' and fresh honours decreed to the 'brave'.The great recommendation of the present work is its.being illustrated by origiinal views taken on the spot." Beattie Virtue and Company hardcover
185079058London John Dick c.1850. 4to. Chronolithograph frontispiece title-page iviv744pp. Profusely illustrated in the text. unknown
