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188763313-1Stgt., Kohlhammer 1887. VI, 160 S. Halbleinenband
1873948Q33London: Trubner & Co. 1873 . First edition. Disbound. Good Only. 7" by 4.5". None. The first edition of this very scarce commemorative work written by George Jacob Holyoake in attempt to defend the reputation and legacy of John Stuart Mill after his death. First edition. Very scarce work. Unbound. Written by English editor and secularist George Jacob Holyoake who wrote this piece following the death of English philosopher and politician John Stuart Mill. In this essay Holyoake sought to defend the reputation and legacy of John Stuart Mill presenting him as a friend to the working classes and to women as well as a fighter against injustice. With chapters entitled 'The Trouble he Took to Serve the People' 'His Religious Independence' 'Honourable Discrimination of the Pulpit' and many others. Written as a response to a letter circulated in The Times which painted Mill in a less than positive light. Unbound. Externally a few marks to the front page and remnants to the backstrip. Internally textblock is firmly bound. Pages are bright and clean. Good Only Trubner & Co,. unknown
184525111845. 1845 Abbott Jacob JONAS'S STORIES; RELATED TO ROLLO AND LUCY Boston: William d Ticknor & Co 1845 c1839 180pp 12pp publisher's catalog black and white illustrations 12mo Brown cloth blind-stamped design on covers gilt-stamped spine Tiny booksellers' sticker upper edge of front pastedown page Lockwoods 411 Broadway New York minor interior soiling on pages minor rubbing upper and lower edges of spine; near fine attractive hardcover. unknown
1855298039Berlin : Wilhelm Hertz 1855. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good copy in the original aniline calf over matching buckram boards. Remains well-preserved overall. Physical description: iv 2 316 4 p. ; frontis. port. 23 cm. ""Directory of Scaliger's Fonts"": p. 267 - 316. Includes bibliographical foot-notes and index. Subject: Scaliger Joseph Juste 1540-1609 ; Biography. Berlin : Wilhelm Hertz hardcover
1855131070Berlin: Verlag von Wilhelm Hertz 1855. Trade Paperback. Good. Antique book printed in 1855. No marks or writing observed in text other than previous owner's name inside. Binding sound. Light wear to spine and cover. Light sun-tanning to pages and covers. Lightly bent corners. Some light dampstaining to pages. Slight discoloration to page edges. Loosening hinges. Previous store's price written inside. Some sun-tanning to pages. Vintage book. Pages are clean and unmarked though modest aging/tanning to crisp pages. Binding sound. Shelf-wear to book. Overall good condition. Support Small Business by buying this book! Verlag von Wilhelm Hertz paperback
180259506Kiøbenhavn Cohen 1802-03. Et samtidigt hldrbd. Forgyldt rygtitel. 108;100;123;116 pp. 1 kobberstukket foldekort. På skrivepapir. <br/><br/><em>Tidsskriftet ophørte med 7. hefte. </em> unknown
180259506Kiøbenhavn, Cohen, 1802-03. Et samtidigt hldrbd. Forgyldt rygtitel. 108100123116 pp., 1 kobberstukket foldekort. På skrivepapir.
1850elala1736New York: Published For The Author 1850. 1850. 12mo. pp. 1 p.l. 7-243. lacking half-title & initial blank 12 wood-engraved plates incl. frontis. portrait. later half cloth some foxing & staining. First Edition. "Recollections of an American privateer in the War of 1812 and of his later adventures among the natives of Nicaragua and Panama. Many accounts are given of the pirates of Old Providence Corn Islands and other Caribbean areas." Hill Howes D-567. Sabin 21280. National Maritime Museum IV 160. cfHill p. 409. 1st Edition. Hardcover. New York: Published For The Author , 1850. Hardcover
18982301898. FOWLER Jacob. Journal of.Narrating an Adventure Through the Indian Territory Oklahoma Kansas Colorado and New Mexico to the Sources of Rio Grande del Norte 1821-22. Edited by E. Coues. N.Y. 1898. 1st ed. Folding facs. 183pp. A fine untrimmed copy in orig. cloth. Howes F-298. Limited to 950 copies. "First American traveller over much of the route. unknown
185025912New York: published for the author 1850. First edition 12mo pp. 3-243; wood-engraved frontispiece portrait 11 wood-engraved plates; recent quarter brown calf over marbled boards red morocco label on blindstamped spine; about fine in a new but appropriate binding. "Recollections of an American privateer in the War of 1812 and of his later adventures among the natives of Nicaragua and Panama. Many accounts are given of the pirates of Old Providence Corn Islands and other Caribbean areas" Hill. Howes D-567; Sabin 21280. <br/><br/> published for the author hardcover books
19005525Berlin: Fischer und Franke 1900. First edition. 8vo 20x17 cm unpaginated. Publisher's blue illustrated cloth beveled edges silver and orange decorated endpapers by Franz Hein. Full page and vignette black and white illustrations throughout by Franz Hein Hugo L. Braune Arpad Schmidhammer and Max Bernuth. Five full color illustrations representing each story in the collection are found at the rear along with publisher's advertisements for the series. Some rubbing and staining to fore edges of boards marginal moisture stain to rear endpaper and last advertisement leaf else clean internally and very good. <br /> <br /> From the publisher's Fountain of Youth series being the second volume of fairy tales and fourth volume overall. Stories include Der Reisekamerad by Andersen Die Gänsemagd by the Brothers Grimm Rübezahl and Stumme Liebe by Musäus and Zwei Märchen in Bildern by Max Bernuth. A beautiful and uncommon publication from the first years of the Jugendstil movement. . Fischer und Franke unknown
1812283558Berlin: In der Realschulbuchhandlung 1812. First. hardcover. good. 2 384 lx pages. Short thick 12mo bound in 20th century gray boards with paper spine label. The text block has extensive expert repairs at margins and Japanese tissue overlays to re-enforce the numerous torn and chipped pages; approximately 12 leaves have actual loss of text although some pages are missing lacking the entire 23 page prologue and last 4 pages of text which contain half of tale 84 and all of tales 85-86 and the errata leaf. Some occasional staining and light penciling. Berlin: In der Realschulbuchhandlung 1812. First edition.<br/> <br/> The first volume only others followed in 1815 & 1822 of the first edition of Grimm's Fairy Tales. A flawed copy but extraordinarily scarce nonetheless and containing classics such as Hansel & Gretel Rapunzel Little Red Riding Hood and Snow White.<br/> <br/> In der Realschulbuchhandlung unknown
1812283558Berlin: In der Realschulbuchhandlung 1812. First. hardcover. good. 2 384 lx pages. Short thick 12mo bound in 20th century gray boards with paper spine label. The text block has extensive expert repairs at margins and Japanese tissue overlays to re-enforce the numerous torn and chipped pages; approximately 12 leaves have actual loss of text although some pages are missing lacking the entire 23 page prologue and last 4 pages of text which contain half of tale 84 and all of tales 85-86 and the errata leaf. Some occasional staining and light penciling. Berlin: In der Realschulbuchhandlung 1812. First edition.<br/><br/> The first volume only others followed in 1815 & 1822 of the first edition of Grimm's Fairy Tales. A flawed copy but extraordinarily scarce nonetheless and containing classics such as Hansel & Gretel Rapunzel Little Red Riding Hood and Snow White.<br/><br/> In der Realschulbuchhandlung unknown books
1889B91941Antwerpen, Drukk. L.Dela Montagne 1889 176 + xxv pp.+ frontispice (portret van Groth), 25cm., originele omslag (rug verstevigd, beschermd door extra omslag in kristalpapier), enkele roestplekjes, zeldzaam, B91941
1889A103568Antwerpen, Drukk. L.Dela Montagne 1889 176 + XXV pp., frontispice ontbreekt, 25cm., ingebonden in rode gecart. band, enkele roestplekjes, zeldzaam, B103568
1893S11179Stuttgart:: J.G. Cotta'Schen Buchhandlung 1893. 1893. 8vo. xvi 503 1. Frontispiece 1 plate 12 figures index. Quarter navy blue cloth over tawny paper-backed boards; top front cover dented corners worn but generally very good. J.G. Cotta'Schen Buchhandlung, 1893. hardcover books
1893S13829Stuttgart:: J. G. Cotta 1893. 1893. 8vo. xvi 503 pp. 2 plates incl. portrait figs. index. Original navy cloth-backed pale-orange boards. Very good. First edition of this collection of "minor" papers by Mayer some of his letters etc. Another work also edited by Weyrauch Die Mechanik der Wärme 3rd ed. 1893 contained Mayer's major scientific papers. "In both works Weyrauch provides not only extensive nn. and commentary but also a thorough biography of Mayer." DSB. CONTENTS partial: Biography 1832-44 etc.; Das Santonin his dissertation; diary of his journey to the East Indies; correspondence with Carl Baur 1841-1844; correspondence with Wilhelm Griesinger 1842-1845; correspondence between Mayer & Gustav Reuschle 1848-1871 an "incident" with Otto Seyffer 1849-50 "In 1849 a young German physicist named Otto Seyffer published a brutal attack on Mayer's work declaring it to be a collection of unfounded speculations about forces of nature. More researchers piled on in other journals no doubt leaving Mayer to feel himself besieged and rejected by the scientific community." web-source etc. REFERENCES: DSB IX pp. 235-240; Hirsch IV 133. Poggendorff IV/2 977. J. G. Cotta, 1893. hardcover books
181643452New-York: Re-printed: For John Reid Bookseller 1816. Hardcover. First American edition. Original Boards. 8vo. 79 pages. 23 cm. In English with some Hebrew. Singerman 0260. <br> Copy belonging to Simon Gratz 1773-1839 with his signature and date 1817 the year after publication on the front end paper and on the title page. The signature matches examples of his signature which can be seen online at <br> www.kaplancollection.org/item/deed-simon-gratz-to-james-duncan-and-2b696467<br> The book then bears the donation bookplate of another later "Simon Gratz esq" 1837-1925 who was a prominent 19th-century Philadelphia lawyer educator and civic leader. The bookplate is from Gratz College which the later Simon Gratz helped found. <br> Nikelsburger takes on an apostate Jew Rev. Frey who is intent on converting his former coreligionists to Christianity. In his opening letter to Frey Nikelsburger does not hold back: "In your eagerness to convert the Jews to your way of thinking you make no scruples of converting and perverting the prophets by turning their words to a meaning which you conceive to be best adapted to your purpose; and in doing this you make them not only flatly contradict each other but themselves also." <br> "For American Jews Koul Jacob seemed an appropriate answer to Frey a Jewish convert to Christianity who had resumed his missionary activities shortly after his arrival in America. It was a well-tempered but firm refutation of Frey's arguments. Moreover its author was an English Jew and if American Christians were to take offense at it its European authorship distanced American Jews from it" Berlin G. Defending the Faith. Albany: SUNY 1979.<br> <br> "Simon Gratz 1773-1839 and Hyman Gratz 1776-1857 inherited their father's business. Their store was at the Graff House 7th & Market where Thomas Jefferson wrote the first draft of the Declaration of Independence. Both Simon and Hyman Gratz were treasurers of Mikveh Israel. They were among the founders of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. Simon served in the Pennsylvania Volunteers during the war of 1812." www.ushistory.org/mikvehisrael <br> Simon Gratz' sister was Rebecca Gratz 1781-1869 the founder of the first Jewish Sunday school in America and who was also "said to have been the model of Rebecca the daughter of the Jewish merchant Isaac of York who is the heroine in the novel Ivanhoe by Sir Walter Scott. Scott's attention had been drawn to Gratz's character by Washington Irving who was a close friend of the Gratz family" Wikipeida. <br> In addition Simon Gratz was a participant in the famous US Supreme Court real estate case of 1848 Gratz Vs. Cohen see: Solis-Cohen J. "A FAMOUS FAMILY FIGHT ABOUT REAL ESTATE: GRATZ VS. COHEN." Publications of the American Jewish Historical Society no. 37 1947: 345-52. http://www.jstor.org/stable/43058341 .<br> <br> OCLC: 5192299A copy with no special assocation sold for $1000 with commissions at auction in 2005. Rear board detached light wear to boards some staining nice copy. Good Condition. RAB-58-16-MLDB. New-York: Re-printed: For John Reid, Bookseller hardcover
186318422Copehagen: Wøldikes Forlagsboghandel 1863. First Edition. Slim octavo 19cm; rebound in black paper-covered boards and quarter black leather with titles stamped in gilt on spine; 123pp; illustrated with 6 tinted lithographic plates with text in Danish. Wear to corners joints and spine ends with shallow chipping at the crown; occasional scattered foxing else fresh and clean throughout; Very Good. Scarce account of a mid-19th century Danish expedition to St. Thomas and St. Croix beautifully illustrated. None in commerce 2013 with OCLC locating 2 copies in the U.S. both at Harvard one in the British Library and 5 more in Danish institutions. Wøldikes Forlagsboghandel unknown books
1863bas176Kjobenhavn: Fr. Woldikes 1863. First Edition. Octavo half black roan & patterned boards gilt-stamped title on spine iv 123 i pp. Lithographic frontis. and five lithograph plates. An account of a Danish expedition to the West Indies mostly St. Thomas and St. Croix. Plates appear to be lightly damp-stained; otherwise Very Good. Fr. Woldikes, 1863. First Edition. hardcover books
1837189621Darmstadt/ Berlin/ Altona: Verlag von Ludwig Pabst / Haude und Spenerschen Buchhandlung / Johann Friedrich Hammerich 1837. Hardcover. Fair needs rebound heavy wear and soiling to boards age toning throughout light foxing spots several pencil and ink notations throughout. Three volumes bound in one brown paper boards. First volume is 99 pp. with 38 small bw illustrations. Second volume VI 150 pp bw fold out illustration. Third volume is XII 227 pp fold-out bw illustration. Text is in German. Three volumes on electricity bound together. Brief description of galvanism / Uber Contact Electricitat. Letter to Mr. Alexander von Humboldt / revision of the doctrine of galvano-voltaism: with special consideration for Faraday's de la Rive's Becquerels Karstens U.A. Recent work on this subject. Verlag von Ludwig Pabst / Haude und Spenerschen Buchhandlung / Johann Friedrich Hammerich hardcover
1821406821821. Journ. pract. Heilk. 53/3-5. - Berlin in Commission der Realschul-Buchhandlung September-November 1821 8° 142 8 pp.; 134 10 pp.; 144 pp. Broschur. Jakob Christian Gottlieb von Schaeffer " geb. 7.Jan. 1752 zu Regensburg als Sohn des Johann Gottlieb Schaeffer 1720-1795. Er bezog 1771 die Universität Altdorf und siedelte von dort später nach Strassburg über wo er im Jahre 1774 Doctorwürde erlangte. Er bildete sich dann unter den Augen seines Vaters zu Regensburg zum praktischem Arzte aus wurde 1787 zum Leibarzt des Fürsten von Thurn und Taxis ernannt und begleitete als solcher zwei Söhne desselben durch England Frankreich und Italien auf Reisen die er in Briefen welche 1794 in 2 Bänden erschienen sind beschrieben hat. Er erfreute sich in seiner Eigenschaft als fürstlicher Leibarzt und gesuchter Berather besonders in Kinderkrankheiten grosser Anerkennung in seiner Vaterstadt. Auch als Schriftsteller war er thätig. Sein Schwiegersohn der Berliner Prof. der Geburtshilfe ELIAS V. SIEBOLD führt in der Biographie Schaeffer's welche er zu dessen 50jähr. Dr.-Jubil. 25. Juli 1824 verfasst hat neben seiner Dissert.: "De Magnesia" folgende Schriften auf: "Medicinische Ortsbeschreibung der Stadt Regensburg" Regensb. 1787. A. G. ARMSTRONG: Ueber die gewöhnlichen Kinderkrankheiten Aus den Engl. 1786 - "Beschreilung und Heilart der gewöhnlichsten Kinderkrankheiten" Regensb. 1792; neue Aufl. 1803 - "Die in den Monaten Nov. und Dec. 1793 in und um Regensburg herrschenden Nervenfieber vorzüglich zur Beruhigung seiner Landsleute beschrieben" Ib. 1794 - "Krankheitsgeschichte des verewigten Prinzen Georg von Thum und Taxis oder jüngster Beitrag zu Röderer's u. W agler's Abhandlung von der Schleimkrankheit" Ib. 1795 - "Die Zeit- und Volkskrankheiten in dem J. 1806 und 1807" Ib. 1808. -. Diese Berichte hat er bis zum Jahre 1821 in HUFELAND'S Journ. fortgesetzt. In demselben erschien noch im Jahrgang 1822 von ihm eine "Beschreibung der Masern- und Scharlachepidemie welche am Schlüsse des J. 1821 bis zum April 1822 in und um Regensburg geherrscht hat." Ausserdem war er Mitarbeiter mehrerer gelehrter Zeitschriften so der früher in Jena nachher in Halle erschienenen allgemeinen Literaturzeitung und der Salzburger medicinisch-chirurgischen Zeitung. Er starb 3. April 1826." Seitz Hirsch V pp.201-202 siehe - J. Chr. G. Schaeffer's Biographie von Elias v. Siebold. 1824. unknown
18025015CB1802. Schaffhausen o. Dr. 1802. Kl.-8°. 32 S. Steife Original Broschur. Vgl. HBLS I S. 301. Kleine Schrift von Johann Jakob Altorfer 1754-1829 Diakon Professor der Theologie Kirchen- und Schulrat. Mit eh. Gedicht des Verfassers auf Vorsatz gewidmet "Seiner bisherigen Schülerin im Religionsunterricht Anna Elisabeth Habicht zum Andenken . 1808". unknown
18025015CBSchaf(f)hausen, o. Dr. , 1802. Kl.-8°. 32 S. Steife Original Broschur.
1824300861824. Rust's Magazin 17/2. - Berlin gedruckt und verlegt bei G. Reimer 1824 8° 2 pp.199-404 Broschur. Erstdruck! Metz zog bei einer Frau welcher die Nase abgerissen worden war die benachbarte Haut herbei und heftete sie. Die Nase heilte ohne Verunstaltung nur war sie etwas stumpf. Vitus Jacob Metz 1792-1866 zu Aachen geb. 25. Jan. 1792 zu Römershag bei Brückenau im Fuldaischen als Sohn eines österr. Militärarztes widmete sich von 1808 an zu Gersfeld der Pharmacie studirte von 1813 an in Würzburg Med. machte 1815 als preuss. Militär-Chirurg den Feldzug mit beendigte 1817 seine Studien in Würzburg und wurde 1819 in Aachen zum Stadt-Wundarzt 1823 zum Ober-Wundarzt des Bürgerhospitals ernannt. 1828 promovirte er in Giessen mit der Diss.: "De hysteralgiae speciebus eorumque diagnosi etc." und gründete 1830 vorwiegend als ausgezeichneter Geburtshelfer gesucht das Mariannen-Institut eine Entbindungsanstalt für arme Wöchnerinnen welche heute noch in Blüthe steht. Auch beschrieb er einen von ihm mit bestem Erfolge ausgeführten Kaiserschnitt v. SIEBOLD'S Journ. 1828 und hatte Antheil an der Schrift G. W. STEIN'S d. Jüng. "Die Lehranstalt der Geburtsh. zu Bonn" 1828. Auf Veranlassung des Rhein. Medicinal-Colleg. gab er heraus: "Ueber das Nachgeburtsgeschäft" Berlin 1840. Abgesehen von Aufsätzen in RUST'S Magaz. dem Summar. der Med. der Deutschen Zeitschr. und Neuen Zeitschr. für Geburtsk. der Deutschen Klinik u.s.w. schrieb er: "Ueber die Amputation im. Fussgelenk nach Symeu Amtl. Bericht der 25. Vors. deutscher Naturf. u. Aerzte in Aachen 1844 - " Ueber die Anwendung der Kälte nach gemachtem Kaiserschnitte Deutsche Klinik 1852 u.s.w. Er starb 2. März 1866." G. Hirsch-H. IV p.185 siehe - Callisen XIII p.6 XXX p.354. Zeis No. 810 unknown