Konig AbrahamABAA
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192741212Santiago de Chile: Imprenta Cervantes 1927. First edition. Paper wrappers. A very good unopened uncut copy with darkened spine chipped at heel browned leaves. 378 pp. Sm. 8vo. Fanor Velasco V ed. Imprenta Cervantes unknown books
189944062Cleburne TX: A.H. Yeager publisher T. L. Saunders printer 1899. 12mo.; 129pp. Original printed gray wrappers some wear to spine; text paper somewhat browned but a very good copy. First edition. Autobiographical story of a Confederate soldier from Washington County Tennessee; Civil War experiences include his capture at Kennesaw Mountain in June 1864 his incarceration as a prisoner of war at Camp Douglas Illinois his journey home and after reflecting on his childhood in east Tennessee how he came to join an infantry company as the war began. Yeager 1842-1940 served with the 29th Tennessee Infantry Confederate until his capture; though not included in this autobiography his post-Civil War years were spent first as a lawyer in Tennessee then as a newspaperman and farmer in Johnson County Texas. Rare. OCLC locates ten copies but only one in Tennessee Knox County Public. Not in Nevins Eicher or Broadfoot. Not in Sam Smith's TENNESSEE HISTORY: A BIBLIOGRAPHY. <br/><br/> A.H. Yeager, publisher (T. L. Saunders, printer) unknown books
1953S13292College Park MD:: The Physical Review 1953. 1953. 3 Offprints. Original wrappers. From the collection of Abraham Pais. Very good. INVENTORY: 1. KLEIN Abraham. Convergence of the Adiabatic Nuclear Potential. II. Offprint from: The Physical Review Vol. 92 No. 4 pp. 1017-1020 November 15 1953. Signed by Pais. 2. KLEIN Abraham. The Construction of Potentials in Quantum Field Theory. Offprint from: The Physical Review Vol. 91 No. 5 p. 1285 September 1 1953. Signed by Pais. 3. KLEIN Abraham. Invariant Operators of the Unitary Unimodular Group in n Dimensions. Offprint from: Journal of Mathematical Physics Volume 4 Number 10 pp. 1283-1284 October 1963. American theoretical physicist his studies took him to Brooklyn College then to Harvard where he obtained his masters and doctorate in 1950 under Julian Schwinger. The Physical Review, 1953. unknown books
19042550New York: King Memorial Committee of The Century Association by G.P. Putnam's Sons 1904. First Edition. Leather bound. Near fine. Letter from Secretary of State John Hay to General James Grant Wilson regarding a lock of President Lincoln's hair. Octavo. vii 429pp. Three quarter green morocco title in gilt on spine decorative compartments. Frontispiece portrait with issue cover. Marbled endpapers. Bookplate affixed to front endpaper. Top edge gilt. Letter affixed to front endpaper from Secretary of State John Hay to Gen. James Wilson Grant dated November 8 1902 in response to an inquiry over whether he still possessed a lock of Lincoln's deathbed hair. Includes envelope. Letter notes that he "greatly regrets that I am not the possessor of a lock of Lincoln's hair. I had a little of it for a year or two after his death but in some unaccountable way it was lost." John Hay's search for locks of Lincoln's hair would be a lifelong passion for the friend of the slain president. In 1893 Hay wrote to Doctor Charles Sabin Taft a bystander physician who attended to President Lincoln after being shot at Ford's Theater asking if the doctor had any strands of hair in his possession. Doctor Taft declined to barter for his memento but in 1905 his son found the original letter and contacted Hay. In a hurry the hair was purchased by Hay and promptly encased in a yellow ring. This yellow ring was sent to President Theodore Roosevelt on the occasion of his inauguration. He wore the ring to his inauguration and it remains in the Theodore Roosevelt collection at Sagamore Hill. Mearns 1959. King Memorial Committee of The Century Association by G.P. Putnam's Sons unknown books
19784471New York: Kennedy Galleries 1978. Softcover. VG- Pencil marking to front cover. White wraps with bw illustration; 32 pp. 4 color 23 bw plates. One-page foreword by Lawrence A. Fleischman followed by a chronology. Catalogue lists 70 oils 9 watercolors and drawings and 8 lithographs. Exhibition held Mar. 14 to Apr. 1 1978. Kennedy Galleries unknown books
1975025074Philadelphia: Jewish Publication Society of America 1975. xi 67p. original stiff wrappers. Plus ten facsimile reprints in stiff wrappers of early American Judaica from 1761 until 1845. Total of 11 volumes in the original publisher's slipcase. Contents of the ten facsimiles: v. 1 Evening service or Roshashanah and Kippur or the beginning of the year and the day of atonement 1961. v. 2 A sermon preached at the synagogue in Newport Rhode-Island called "The Salvation of Israel".by Haijim Isaac Karigal 1773. v. 3 Discourse delivered in the synagogue in New-York on the ninth of May 1798.by G. Seixas 1797. v. 4 An oration delivered before the Hebrew Orphan Society on the 15th day of October 1806 by Myer Moses 1807. v. 5 Governor Worthington's speech on the Maryland Test Act 1824. v. 6 Service for the two first nights of the Passover in Hebrew and English 1837. v. 7 Persecution of the Jews in the East 1840. v. 8 The Occident and American Jewish advocate; a monthly periodical April 1843. v. 9 The teachers' and parents' assistant; or thirteen lessons.by an American Jewiss Rebecca Gratz 1845. v. 10 Discourse on the restoration of the Jews.by M. M. Noah 1845. Jewish Publication Society of America unknown books
1932M12230Albany NY:: Psychoanalytic Quarterly Press 1932. 1932. 8vo. 109 pp. Brown cloth black-stamped spine title. Fine. Psychoanalytic Quarterly Press, (1932). hardcover books
1930JC8710New York: Court Press 1930. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. Original wraps; 8vo; pp. 112 illustrated in b/w. Covers tanned and lightly scuffed otherwise fine. Contents are bright and clean. Rare. OCLC locates 4 copies. <br/><br/> Court Press paperback books
1930345883New York: The Davidson Press 1930. Hardcover. Very Good. Owner's bookplate on front pastedown pen notations on front fly spine ends and corners worn some pages creased else very good. The Davidson Press hardcover books
1934480281934. Kaplan Abraham and Samuel A. Berger and George I. Gross. The Rosso Case. New York Central Book Company 1934. 346 pp. Red cloth worn with gilt lettering. Illustrated. Internally clean. $5. unknown books
1961UKAPNEW00VGVintage Books 1961. Good. Kaplan Abraham. New World of Philosophy. New York: Vintage Books 1961. 345pp. Indexed. Mass Market. Book condition: Good. Lightly rubbed and bumped outer edges with previous owner's name on first page and a penciled note on last page. Vintage Books paperback books
1963UKAPNEW00afVintage 1963. Very Good. Kaplan Abraham. The New World of Philosophy. NY: Vintage 1963. 345pp. Indexed. 12mo. Mass Market. Book condition: Very good with soiled and rubbed wraps. Price marked out on front cover. Spine creased. Vintage paperback books
1961UKAPNEW00HMRRandom House 1961. Very Good. Kaplan Abraham. The New World of Philosophy. New York: Random House 1961. 346pp. Indexed. 8vo. Peach and black cloth. Book condition: Very good with lightly bumped and subtly dirt-soiled edges. Former owner's name penned on front pastedown and index entries penciled on rear versos. Random House hardcover books
1961UKAPNEW00OFVintage 1961. Good. Kaplan Abraham. The New World of Philosophy. NY: Vintage 1961. 345pp. Indexed. 8vo. Paperback. Book condition: Good former owner's name on half title as well as their annotations throughout the book. Lightly rubbed edges. Vintage paperback books
1961UKAPNEW01JKNVintage 1961. Very Good. Kaplan Abraham. The New World of Philosophy. New York: Vintage 1961. 346pp. Indexed. 12mo. Paperback. Book condition: Very good. Slight shelf wear. Former owner's inscription on front endsheet. Marginalia in pencil on final author bio page. Vintage paperback books
1961UKAPNEW00JKNVintage 1961. Very Good. Kaplan Abraham. The New World of Philosophy. New York: Vintage 1961. 346pp. Indexed. 12mo. Paperback. Book condition: Very good. Former owner's inscription on front endsheet. Marginalia in pencil on final author bio page. Vintage paperback books
1934502441934. KAPLAN Abraham. With Samuel A. Berger & George I. Gross. THE ROSSO CASE. NY: Central Book Company 1934. 8vo. maroon cloth stamped in gilt. First Edition. Signed presentation by all three authors on front endpaper: "To Major Illinski with the compliments of the authors Oct. 26 1934." Very Good. $20.00. <br/><br/> hardcover books
199289363Boca Raton:: CRC Press. Very Good. 1992. Hardcover. 084934297X . First printing. Boards are slightly splayed else very good in glossy illustrated boards. No dust jacket as issued. . CRC Press, hardcover books
1952142845Springfield MA: George Walter Vincent Smith Art Museum 1952. Softcover. Fine interior; covers solid and clean but with sunning and foxing. Cream stapled wraps with bw illustration and black lettering. 8 pp. with no illus. Catalogue from the exhibition of October 5-29 1952. Introductory text about modern German art the Blue Rider group etc. by the collection's owner Abraham Kamberg and comments by M. Louise Lochridge the museum's director. A catalogue of more than 100 prints by 52 artists listed in alphabetical order. George Walter Vincent Smith Art Museum paperback books
1954142846Worcester MA: Worcester Art Museum 1954. Softcover. Fine interior; covers solid and clean but with sunning and foxing. Cream stapled wraps with bw illustration and black lettering. 8 pp. with no illus. Catalogue from the exhibition of May 16 - October 13 1954. Introductory text about modern German art the Blue Rider group etc. by the collection's owner Abraham Kamberg and comments by George L. Stout the museum's director. A catalogue of more than 100 prints by 59 artists listed in alphabetical order. Worcester Art Museum paperback books
1800D7116Gottingen: Bandenhoef und Ruprecht 1800. Hardcover. Very Good. Contemporary half morocco and marbled paper gilt-stamped lettering in two spine labels gilt-stamped ornament at spine tips; 12mo 100 x 170 mm; pp. 32 624 plus 12 folded plates tipped onto stubs at rear. Boards and spine a bit scuffed; spine lettering a little faded. Except for a library stamp on title-p. text block is clean and unmarked. An excellent copy of what's become a rather uncommon text book. Kaestner 1719-1800 was a noted academic mathematician and epigrammist and a great influence on a number of his students at the Universities of Leipzig and Gottingen including Georg Christoph Lichtenberg Johann Christian Polycarp Erxleben Carl Friedrich Gauss Johann Tobias Mayer Heinrich Wilhelm Brandes Farkas Bolyai and Georg Klügel. <br/><br/> Bandenhoef und Ruprecht hardcover books
1738M4047Lugduni Batavorum: Apud Samuelem Luchtmans 1738. 1738. 160 x 101 mm. Small 8vo. xvi 36 4 445 2 pp. Title in red and black printer's device on title headpieces floriated initials corrigenda. Contemporary tan calf raised bands red leather spine label; rubbed spine ends chipped joints and hinges reinforced with kozo. Ex library rubber stamps of the National Library of Medicine. Very good. FIRST EDITION. In this work Kaau Boerhaave describes the process of the excretion of sweat from the sweat-glands of the skin and the motion of fluids within the body. The book also reprints his short lecture on the alchemists for which he received a gold medal from Leyden University. In this copy the lecture on alchemy is bound at the front of the volume. There was a second edition Lovanni 1779. Stieda calls this "a brilliant work." Abraham Kaau Boerhaave the prominent physician studied medicine at Leyden under his uncle Hermann Boerhaave. After graduating and practicing medicine at The Hague for several years Kaau-Boerhaave went to St. Petersburg where he was appointed professor of theoretical and practical medicine and pharmacy. He was a member of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Blake NLM p. 239; Hirsch III pp. 436-437; Waller 13832; Wellcome III p. 375. Apud Samuelem Luchtmans, 1738. hardcover books
1958035655New York: Random House 1958. 1st Printing. Under the auspices of the East Europe Institute. v 87p. chipped dj. Random House unknown books
2000S4433Text of a biography printed in: Pais. The genius of science; a portrait gallery. Oxford:: Oxford University Press 2000. 2000. 299 x 211 mm. 4to. 9 pp. Self-wraps. Fine. Oxford University Press, (2000). paperback books
1951S4347Offprint from:: The Physical Review Vol. 82 No. 6 June 15 1951. 1951. 268 x 200 mm. 4to. Page 840-851. 2 tables 2 figs. Self-wraps. Fine. "I conclude this recital of my early collaborators in Princeton with the most important on of all: Res Jost whom I had met earlier in Copenhagen. Our deep friendship . . . began in 1949 after he had arrived at the Institute for a stay that would last until 1955. During that period we published two joint papers which I DO NOT HESITATE TO CALL FUNDAMENTAL. In the first of these dealing with the quantum theory of scattering processes we elaborated a method first proposed by Max Born in 1946. Having concluded the work we searched the literature for earlier contributions to our main result. We did not find anything until we came to Born's original paper where our problem was raised - but answered incorrectly." Pais A tale of two continents p. 253. The Physical Review, Vol. 82, No. 6, June 15, 1951. paperback books
