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185495214Dillingen: Joseph Friedrich (Kommission) 1854. XXXIV, 822 Seiten. Frakturdruck. 8° (17,5-22,5 cm). Zeitgenössischer Privat-Pappband mit goldgeprägtem Lederrückenschild. [Hardcover / fest gebunden].
186755571867 LILLE, 1867, librairie de J. LEFORT, 2 ouvrages en 1 volume in-4 relié pleine pleine percaline verte ornée de motifs noirs et ors de l'éditeur, 160 et 138 pages, tranches dorées . Nombreuses illustration in texte . Excellent état .
183790614HBSt. Gallen:, Wartmann und Scheitlin, 1837. xxvi Seiten, 1 Bl. (Inhalt), 132 Seiten, moderner goldgeprägter HPgtbd., 20 x 12 cm.
1864389821864-1870. Würzburg Staehl 1864-1870; Leipzig Vogel 1871-1931 8° 115 Bde. einheitlich gebundenen Halbleinenbände. Aus den unzähligen wichtigen Beiträge seien hier nur folgende genannt: Lucae August: Ueber eine neue Methode zur Untersuchung des Gehörorgans zu physiologischen und diagnostischen Zwecken mit Hülfe des Interferenz Otoscopes 1867: pp.186-229. August Lucae "described an interference otoscope precursur of auditory impedance devices". Wreden R.B.: Sechs Fälle von Myringomykosis Aspergillus glaucus Lk. 1867: pp.1-21. Robert Robertovich Wreden 1837-1893 "otologist to the Czar was the first to call special attention to otomycosis". Schwarzte H.H.R. & Eysell A.: Ueber die künstliche Eröffnung des Warzenfortsatzes 1873: pp.158-187. Hermann Hugo Rudolf Schwartze 1837-1910 & Adolph Eysell 1846- "helped to revive the mastoid operation which had fallen in disuse placing it on a modern basis. They described the method of opening the ear by chiselling "Schwartze's operation"." Bezold Friedrich: Erkrankungen des Warzentheils 1877: pp.26-68. "First clear description of mastoiditis" by Friedrich Bezold 1842-1908. Politzer Adam: Ueber einen einheitlichen Hörmesser 1877: pp.104-109. Adam Politzer 1835-1920 "described an acumeter". Bárány Robert: Ueber die vom Ohrlabyrinth ausgelöste Gegenrollung der Augen bei Normalhörenden 1906: pp.1-30. Robert Bárány's "caloric test for labyrinthine function". Garrison & Morton No.3378.2;3380; 3382; 3386; 3387.1;3398 1.Deutsche Veröffentlichung des "Gradenigo's syndrome"; 3400. unknown
186827268ABLeipzig, E. Kummer, 1868. 7, 163 S. OU. - Gutes Ex.
1814236681London: Printed for the Author 1814. Fourth edition with "many additions and improvements. 44 pp. 1 vols. Small 8vo. Bound in marbled later wrappers. Very good. Fourth edition with "many additions and improvements" 44 pp. 1 vols. Small 8vo. The Textbook of the Opposition. First published in 1797 this was a popular anti-tobacco tract which was also reprinted in editions of 1798 1805 as well as this last lifetime London edition a New York edition appeared in 1829. "Fairholt notices that DISSERTATION 'was one of the bitterest attacks on the habit and becme the textbook of the oppositionists'" Brooks Arents Catalogue. Arents Vol. IV 1126-c Printed for the Author unknown books
1860314109William Oliphant and Co. 1860. Hard Cover -- Good -- INSCRIBED by author -- Other than light repair to interior hinges book is tight with only light wear -- Brown decorative cover with gilt embossing -- . Hard Cover. Good. William Oliphant and Co. Hardcover
1848087004London: Printed by E. Couchman 1848. First edition. Paperback. pp. 44. 8vo. Original printed wrappers. Trace of pencil marks to corner of cover and one tiny chip otherwise crisp and unmarked. Peel 228: "The charge was to the jury at the beginning of the trial of a Native for murder and deals with whether the charter rights of HBC extended to judicial authority over Natives." Scarce. Printed by E. Couchman paperback
1848106181London: Printed by E. Couchman 1848. Softcover. very good. 1st Edition. 44pp. Octavo in original printed tan wrappers. Rare. very good TPL 7986; Peel 3 - 228 locates in the Glenbow collection. Not in Casey Gagnon Lande Sabin Amtmann Eberstadt Soliday or Streeter. In his charge to the jury at the commencement of the trial of an Indian for murder Thom incorrectly declared that the rights of the Hudson's Bay Company by its charter extended to judicial authority over the aborigines. Thom was here exceeding his authority as the case should have been tried in Upper Canada. 1848 Printed by E. Couchman paperback
1848106182London: Printed by E. Couchman 1848. Softcover. fine. 1st thus. 21pp. Octavo in original tan printed wrappers. Fine. fine Peel 3 - 259. Not in TPL Casey Gagnon Lande Sabin Amtmann Eberstadt Soliday or Streeter. Rare! Having emigrated in 1832 to Montreal Thom was known for his anti-French Canadian views which he continued to publish after becoming the Montreal Herald's editor in 1835. He traveled to Red River in 1838 after being offered the job of recorder in Rupert's land where he was unpopular with the Metis population due to his francophobia and repressive fur trade measures suggested to the governor Assiniboia. Several petitions by the Metis including Louis Riel Sr. were made for his resignation and in 1851 he was relieved of his duties. 1848 Printed by E. Couchman paperback
1844874221844. Sewn pamphlet / Disbound leaves. Very Good Plus / Very Good. Two publications: <br /> CLAIMS TO THE OREGON TERRITORY CONSIDERED London: Smith Elder and Co. 1844: Octavo 8.25 in. x 5.4 in. pp. 44. Original stitched wraps. LIght age-toning at edges. Very clean copy. Howes T-161 Sabin 95370. <br /> MEMORIAL OF A NUMBER OF CITIZENS. Washington DC US Government 1839: Petition to the 3rd Session of the 25th Congress; Senate issue. Octavo 9 in. x 5.5 in. pp. 154-157. Two disbound hinged leaves with print on three faces. Open tears to margin on left side where it was torn from binding. Sharp clean print. CLAIMS TO THE OREGON TERRITORY CONSIDERED is a comprehensive analysis of the various claims made by the United States and Great Britain over the Oregon Territory. Thom examines the geographical historical and political factors that led to the dispute between the two nations over the territory. He also explores the legal arguments made by both sides and provides his own British opinion on the matter.<br /> <br /> RE: MEMORIAL OF A NUMBER OF CITIZENS.: "By the late 1830's and early 1840's. many people had already gone to the Oregon Territory and established settlements there. One major problem which arose was that the Oregon Territory was neither governed by the United States nor Great Britain due to stipulations in the treaty of 1818. This was problematic for security purposes. In a letter authored by "A number of citizens of the Oregon Territory" which was written to Congress in 1838 they make a plea for "Congress to take possession of and extend their jurisdiction over the said Territory." Receiving government protection was the only way for settlers of the Oregon Territory to ensure the survival of the settlements because without protection they would have to protect themselves from Indians British Spanish or anyone else who adventured into the territory. In return for United States dominion over the Oregon Territory the settlers incentivized westward dominion by promising fertile land lumber and prosperity which they believed would entice the United States government to act immediately." from historyissexydotcom2. unknown
18444032London: Smith Elder and Co 1844. First Edition. Very good. 8vo. 44 pp. Stitched as issued without wrappers. First and last pages a trifle dusty p. 44 with blemishing SEE IMAGES. AGAINST AMERICAN CONTROL OF THE OREGON TERRITORY WHICH AT THAT TIME ENCOMPOSSED WASHINGTON AND BRITISH COLUMBIA AND WAS HELD JOINTLY BY BRITAIN AND AMERICA. "Thom was personally familiar with the country and here ably sets forth the British claims to it. An important work when studying the Pacific Northwest" Jenkins. There is also a brief summary of the discovery exploration and settlement of the region from 1543 to 1812. Sabin 95370. Howes T161. Eberstadt 497. Decker 516. Tremaine 5287. Smith, Elder and Co unknown
18441437London: Smith Elder and Co 1844. First printing. Unbound tied with string. Octavo. iv 44 pages. Fine with just slight toning. Thom was a British Crown judicial officer and makes a very able argument in favor of British ownership of the Oregon Territory. He refutes the American claims advanced by Robert Greenhow in his 1840 Memoir of the Northwest Coast. <br /> <br /> This pamphlet was published in the thick of the Oregon boundary dispute. With the outbreak of war between the United States and Mexico in April 1846 the Americans could no longer afford the distraction and risk of a possible second war and the Oregon question was finally settled along the 49th Parallel by the Oregon Treaty signed in June of 1846. <br /> <br /> Ref. WHALE 1508; HOWES T161. Smith, Elder and Co unknown
18442340690London: Smith Elder and Co 1844. First Edition. Soft Cover. Near Fine. First edition Sabin 95370 Howes T-161. Faintly toned otherwise an excellent copy. 1844 Soft Cover. 44 pp. Sewn binding printed self wrappers. An account by the recorder of Rupert's Land - a territory in British North America which comprised the Hudson Bay drainage basin - of the United States' claim to the Oregon Territory published "to shew from materials furnished by the Americans themselves Greenhow's 'Memoir' that the claim of Great Britain to the Oregon territory is superior to theirs." Includes a chronology of pertinent 'discoveries' by various European settlers from 1543-1812. Smith, Elder and Co paperback
184414945London: Smith Elder and Co 1844. iv 44 pp. Stitched. Fine but for the absence of wrappers. "Refutation of American claims" Howes particularly those advocated by Greenhow. "Thom was personally familiar with the country and here ably sets forth the British claims to it. An important work when studying the Pacific Northwest." Jenkins. <br /> FIRST EDITION. Howes T161. Jenkins Full Howes 2505. 111 Eberstadt 497. 34 Decker 516. Smith, Elder and Co unknown
1844132188London: Smith Elder & Co. 1844. Softcover. very good. 44pp. Octavo. Beige pages. Title on front cover. Sewn as issued. Some mild discolouration/darkening to outer edges of covers with some mild rippling to text block otherwise clean and crisp. A very nice copy. very good Sabin 95370. Tremaine 5287. A refutation of the American claim in the dispute over the Oregon Territory British Columbia Washington Oregon based on the information and materials advanced by the Americans themselves as presented in Greenhow Memoir. It includes a summary of exploration and settlement of the region 1543-1812. 1844 Smith, Elder & Co. paperback
184442551844. London: Smith Elder & Co. 1844. Sewn pamphlet. 44pp. Stitching broken else very good. HOWES T161. <br/><br/> unknown books
1844WRCAM18327London 1844. 44pp. Stitched. Faint occasional foxing and light tanning. Very good. Refutes American claims to Oregon Territory. HOWES T161. SABIN 95370. unknown books
184414945London: Smith Elder and Co 1844. iv 44 pp. Stitched. Fine but for the absence of wrappers. "Refutation of American claims" Howes particularly those advocated by Greenhow. "Thom was personally familiar with the country and here ably sets forth the British claims to it. An important work when studying the Pacific Northwest." Jenkins. FIRST EDITION. Howes T161. Jenkins Full Howes 2505. 111 Eberstadt 497. 34 Decker 516. Smith, Elder and Co unknown books
189016707Illustré de 75 compositions par Émile Adan. Eaux-fortes gravées par A. Boulard.Paris, H. Launette et Cie. Éditeurs - G. Boudet, succr. - 1890 - 213 pages. 12 hors-texte. Ex-libris.Reliure demi veau bordeaux. Dos à 4 nerfs avec pièces de titre et d'auteur. Couverture illustrée conservée. Quelques rousseurs. Bon état. Format in-4°(29x20).
186332240Pesten: Rózsavölgyi és társá PN 893 sz 1863. Folio. Disbound. 1f. recto decorative lithographic title with woodland scene incorporating a dancing couple printed by Schneckenberger 3-5 i blank pp. Engraved.<br/><br/>Publisher's handstamp to foot. <br/><br/>Slightly trimmed; light soiling foxing and offsetting; small tear and paper tape repair to blank margins of last leaf. First Edition. Mona 1778. <br/><br/>Count Széchenyi was an amateur composer who published several dances for piano in the 1860s. His primary focus however was as the chief proponent and organizer of fire protection. He helped to found the National Hungarian Fire Brigade in 1870. He later advanced a similar measure in Turkey for which we was given the title of Pasha one of the few Christians to receive such an honor in the Ottoman Empire. Rózsavölgyi és társá [PN 893 sz] unknown books
189230152Sulbac 1892
18804081Boston: Boston: Lothrop & Co.1880 1880. 1st . Hard Back. G-vg/None. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall. 8.25x6.5x1/2 in.Illustrations throughoutTan and Blue HC with title and illustration on frontVG with moderate wear and fading on edgespoi on ist ep 1880JuvenileOffered for sale by xochi's booksto re at <br/> <br/> Boston: Lothrop & Co.,1880, hardcover
1880H7826Boston: D.Lothrop 1880. Hardcover. Very Good. 8vo cloth backed pictorial boards very good light wear quite a bit of offsetting and browning to title page and to rear flyleaf contents otherwise VG; appears to have been issued without a front flyleaf: no evidence of such being excised and the offsetting to title page matches that to rear e.p. A children's book exploring natural history geography and astronomy includes a stunning woodcut of how the earth looks from the moon and a nice map of the moon. D.Lothrop hardcover
18805117bdChicago: The Interstate Publishing Company n.d. ca. 1880s. Former-owner inscription dated 1888. Octavo cloth-backed illustrated boards hardcover upper cover illustration of two yellow birds on a branch 96 pp. Illustrated. Good with edewear. From first chapter Do Stones Grow: They do grown don’t they Uncle Adam†“Little girls grow I’m sure. Now jump! You’re getting so big I can hardly lift you.†“I don’t mean little girls; I mean stones. Johnny says they dont grow.†“What makes you think stones do not grow Johnny†“Why! How can they They’re so hard!†“So your teeth are hard but they grew. This ivory paper-cutter is hard too; you know where ivory comes from†“Well I know ivory grows and teeth and bones and shells; but they’re different from stones.†“How different†Johnny thought awhile then said: “They’re alive; at least they have been alive or they belonged to something -- elephants or oysters or something -- that was alive†“Might not the stones have sometime been alive in the same way.â€. The Interstate Publishing Company, n.d. [ca. 1880s]. hardcover books
