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1830034R10J. de Vos en Comp. Dordrecht: 1830. 1830 pp. iv 296 6. Four fine engraved plates. Small 8vo. Worn original paper boards binding. Interesting collection of German poetic fables first translated into Dutch by Bernardus Bosch 1746-1803. PRICE JUST REDUCED! NW17 RtStk Language: eng. Hardcover. Near Fine. J. de Vos en Comp., Dordrecht: 1830. hardcover
187824998PALMA: Imprenta de Pedro José Gelabert 1878. Tercera edición.- 8º.- Cartoné editorial.- 142 páginas.- 1 hoja. . Imprenta de Pedro José Gelabert unknown
188317487PALMA: Juan Colomar 1883. Primera edición.- 4º.- 19 páginas.- Rústica cubiertas originales. Ejemplar con firma manuscrita del autor. Juan Colomar unknown
1879BB76393Berlin: Wiegandt Hempel und Parey 1879. hardcover. gebraucht gut Halblederband der Zeit Frakturschrift Einband mit etwas stärkeren Gebrauchsspuren Buchrücken mit 3 cm Fehlstelle Papier altersbedingt etwas fleckig und gebräunt sonst GUTES EXEMPLAR. 22 x 155 cm. Mit 100 in den Text gedruckten Holzschnitten Für Ihre Zufriedenheit versenden wir mit DHL und ausschließlich mit Trackingcode für eine sichere Sendungsverfolgung! Weitere Angebote unter antiquariat-kastanienhof Wiegandt, Hempel und Parey hardcover
1896018945Wien: Gerlach & Schenk/Verlag Fur Kunst Und Gewerbe 1896. Original portfolio of grey boards with ties and 70 plates 70 Blatt Lichtdrucke im Formate von 29:36.25 Centimeter laid in. All 70 photographic plates present. Spine heavily worn with loss covers and ties nice plates with some edge wear but nice Good. . Good. Hard Bound. First Edition. 1896. Gerlach & Schenk/Verlag Fur Kunst Und Gewerbe, [1896]. unknown
1900005685Munchen: Verlag der Vereinigten Kunstanstalten A.-G. 1900. Hardcover. Very Good. Original printed hardcovers with professionally conserved spine; 13" x 17.25 folio covers are good- soiled and spotted 50 plates loose as issued each with multiple images of ironwork from the 14th to the 17th century plate margins are lightly age-toned at margins and some with light chipping overall very good to very good all plates are fine and clear no date circa 1900 nach eigenen photographischen original Aufnahmen in Lichdruck vervielfaltig von den Vereinigten Kunstanstalten A.-G. Munchen mit einem Vorwort von Hans Bosch <br/> <br/> Verlag der Vereinigten Kunstanstalten A.-G. hardcover
180170672-A-57852Leiden: P.H. Trap 1801/1802. Samengebonden in blind papieren omslag. Doorlopende paginering 504 p. Uiterst schaars. -Eerste en laatste pagina's roestvlekkig. Vervolg op "De burger politieke blixem". P.H. Trap unknown
18527.1992Madrid: Imp. de Luis García 1852 - 1855. 1ª edición. Holandesa piel de época. 18.5x26.5. 56 láminas y portadas litografiadas. Imp. de Luis García hardcover
189615820München: Jos. Albert Kunstverlag 1896. First edition. Hardcover. g- to vg. Elephant folio. Portfolio. Blue buckram boards with brown string ties. Black debossed decoration and lettering on front cover. Foreword by Hans Bösch. Compiled and edited by Adalbert Roeper. A fascinating portfolio of five centuries of German decorative forged ironworks including 50 numbered b&w photogravure plates of historic port and trunk hinges door hinges door handles locks key signs keys etc each beautifully printed. Bösch was director of the National Germanic Museum in Nuremberg. Counterpart to the portfolio issued by Roeper "Möbel aller Stilarten vom Ausgange des Mittelalters bis zum Ende des XVIII. Jahrhunderts" Furniture of all styles from the end of the Middle Ages until the end of the 18th Century. Text in German. Portfolio with some bumping rubbing and scratches to front cover corners edgs and along spine. Interior with light foxing to title plate. Stamp of previous owner at bottom of title plate and bottom right corner of each photogravure plate. Minor age toning to the edges of image plates with some sporadic minor smudges. All images unaffected. Binding in good- interior in very good condition. Jos. Albert, Kunstverlag hardcover
1835ABC_46951Brussels: Sociétés de Paris Londres et Bruxelles 1835. Browned paper wrappers with a white label on the spine with "68" in brown ink. 8vo. With a small vignette of a harp with a star in the background on the title page. First edition of this travel account of Fatalla Sayeghir who was a young Arab working as interpreter and assistant to a Napoleonic spy Monsieur. de Lascaris who undertook an extended mission amongst the Arab peoples. De Lascaris was born in Piedmont Italy most likely in the last quarter of the 18th century and was a knight on Malta when Napoleon captured the island in 1798 and he subsequently followed Napoleon to Egypt. According to the translator and compiler of the work Alphonse de Lamartine De Lascaris was bright and thus was able to capture Napoleon's attention. Together they set their sights on conquering Asia which would as an addition to Napoleon's Empire render more glory. De Lascaris was essentially appointed as Napoleon's spy received secret instructions and the necessary funds in order to examine how they could go about conquering parts of Western Asia and even to trace out a road to India. After a few years of perfecting his Arabic and preparation in Aleppo De Lascaris commenced his grand and perilous mission with the help of Fatalla Sayeghir and under different disguises in different regions of the Middle East gathered information and acquired political relations for Napoleon. .Luckily De Lamartine was able to track down the interpreter Fatalla Sayeghir who kept his own notes in Arabic bought these off him and translated it with the help of M. Mazolier into French for the present publication. Alphonse de Lamartine 1790-1869 was a French author poet and statesman who was instrumental in the foundation of the French Second Republic 1848-1852 and the continuation of the "Tricolore" as the flag of France.With some inscriptions on the inside of the front wrapper and the half title page and with a crossed-out stamp or inscription at the head of the title page. Wrappers browned spine damaged foxed throughout.l Gay 3694; Macro 2018; not in Aboussouan; Blackmer; cf. WorldCat only records this account as part of another publication by A. de Lamartine. Sociétés de Paris, Londres et Bruxelles, unknown
182191182Ghent: J.-N. Houdin Imprimeur-Libraire 1821. First and only edition presentation copy from the translator of the manuscript inscribed on the title page: "Offert à monsieur le Duc de indecipherable due to loss par l'auteur de la Préface". General Johannes van den Bosch 1780-1844 founded the utopian colony of Frederiksoord in the Dutch province of Drenthe putting into practice the ideology of his Société de Bienfaisance which he had set up in 1818. Around 1400 poor families were granted farming land in Frederiksoord and other colonies in Drenthe. The translator Charles Louis de Keverberg 1768-1841 who wrote extensively on poverty was a Belgian-Dutch politician and a friend of Bosch. Octavo. 2 engraved plates and 2 tables in the text. Uncut in original brown wrappers partially unopened. Worn initial leaves with slight staining at extremities and dog-eared with loss to one word of inscription. A good copy. Goldsmiths' 23247; Kress C669. unknown
1866148144Madrid.: Imprenta Nacional. 1866. Hardcover. Good. 28 cm. XXXI 424 p 3 h. de plan. Encuadernación en tapa dura de editorial con lomo estampado. Bosch y Juliá Miguel 1818-1879. Presentada al Ministerio de Fomento por Miguel Bosch y Juliá. Impr. Nacional. Inundaciones. Valencia Provincia. S.XIX. Cubioerta rozada Hidrosfera. Agua. Hidrología. 93 93 Imprenta Nacional. hardcover