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Georges Crès & Cie. 1920. In-12 Carré. Broché. Etat passable. 1er plat abîmé. Dos abîmé. Intérieur acceptable. 262 pages. 1er plat fortement déchiré, avec petit manque, et maintenant par du papier collé au dos. Page de garde déchirée. Tampon en 1re page. (Très rare) Bretagne et campagne, Pars, Banlieue, Belgique et Holland, Europe et Amérique.
in-12, 123 pp., illustrations in-t. en noir, broche, couv. illustree.- 9782716504201 Bel exemplaire. [PH-2]
A clean, unmarked book with a tight binding. 420 pages. Text in Spanish. Previous owner's name crossed out on endpaper. Plastic laminate on cover. "'Where There Is No Doctor' is more than a book on first aid. It covers a wide range of things that affect the health of the villager -- from diarrhea to tuberculosis, from helpful and harmful home remedies tot he cautious use of certain modern medicines. Special importance is placed on cleanliness, a healthy diet, and vaccinations. The book also covers in detail both childbirth and family planning."
ISBN : 2226094458. ALBIN. NOVEMBRE 2001. In-8 Carré. Cartonnage d'éditeurs. Bon état. Couv. convenable. Dos satisfaisant. Intérieur frais. 127 pages.
2 vols. Hardcover Very good condition
336 p. Hardcover Very good condition good
230 pages, illustrated, appendix, index, light foxing to the page edges. eng
263 pages, illustrated, appendices, index, previous owner name on inside front cover, spine faded. eng
8vo [24 x 16 cm]; xxiv, [25] - 588 pp, frontis, numerous engraved illustrations including some not in list of illustrations, 2 maps including folding (repairs to verso), tables, index. later half calf, spine gilt title lettering, about 30 leaves have old repair in upper blank margin, some light foxing on few leaves, bookplate removed from endpaper, generally clean and sound binding, good+. A picture of this book is available upon reques One of the few works on Honduras in this period, the work describes the people, towns, countryside, nature, customs, etc, in great detail and provides some attractive illustrations. 'During nearly a year's travel, extending over a thousand miles, mostly on mule-back and visiting in that time thirty-eight Central American towns and settlements, I collected everything that seemed to shed any light upon the history and natural resources of the country'. (preface) Smith W54. Markman 890. Welch 136. Phillips 76. Humphreys 1762. Henze V, 473.
8vo [24 x 16 cm]; xxiv, [25] - 588 pp, frontis, numerous engraved illustrations including some not in list of illustrations, 2 maps including folding (split at fold), tables, index. original brown cloth, gilt spine title lettering, rubbed, spine ends chipped, interior clean and tight, very good in good cover. A picture of this book is available upon request by email. One of the few works on Honduras in this period, the work describes the people, towns, countryside, nature, customs, etc in great detail and provides some attractive illustrations. 'During nearly a year's travel, extending over a thousand miles, mostly on mule-back and visiting in that time thirty-eight Central American towns and settlements, I collected everything that seemed to shed any light upon the history and natural resources of the country'. (preface) Smith W54. Markman 890. Welch 136. Phillips 76. Humphreys 1762.
1171 p. Hardcover Good condition; spine ends worn, front board spotted
8vo; 271 pp, numerous illustrations from photos, map endpapers. original cloth, dj (wear and bit chipped at spine ends), light foxing on few leaves, else very good. A picture of this book is available upon request by email. Travels from Japan, Korea and Manchuria to Singapore and Malaysia by way of the Philippine Islands. Appendices on geography of Malaya, trade, principal fruits.
8vo., First Edition, with plates and maps; blue cloth, gilt back, a near fine copy in unclipped dustwrapper, the latter lightly rubbed at extremities. Wellman's classic account of the subjugation the the 'Wild West' includes a useful bibliography. VERY SCARCE IN THIS CONDITION.
Paperback with lighlty rubbed front cover, otherwise like new without any notable flaws. AD Used
8vo [22 x 14 cm]; 240, illus, maps, bibliog. original cloth, dj, fine. A picture of this book is available upon request by email. The author explores 10 lost cities of antiquity, including Sodom, Gomorrah, Harama, Copan, Marib, Angkor, Zimbabwe, Tarxien, etc, and speculates on their decline and fall.
Australia, Meier, 1985. Numerosas ilustraciones en color.284p. Folio. Tela editorial con sobrecubierta ilustrada. Firma del antiguo propietario. Libro en inglés. Book in english. Muy buen ejemplar.
London, John Stockdale, 1807. 2 orig. boards. Uncut. The fragile backs in thin paper somewhat defective, but the 2 original printed titlelabels preserve. XIX,(1),427 "VIII,376 pp., 16 large folded engraved plates (maps and views). Plates ""F. Weld del.""
4to [27.5 x 12 cm]; xxiv, 464 pp, 16 plates and maps (complete as per list) including folding colored map, other map, 3 plans, etched frontis, tissue guards. rebacked preserving original leather spine with gilt title lettering and decorations, marbled boards, internal hinge cracked but firm, name on title, interior is clean and fine, with light foxing on a few leaves, including some plates, mostly marginal. A Howes W235. Sabin 102541. TPL 708. A good first edition of these important travels. The plates include several of Niagara, Quebec city, Cohoz Falls, Mount Vernon, Bethlehem, views, etc. The maps include a large folding colored map of northern states of America and a map of Upper and Lower Canada. Clark II, 132: 'Weld landed at Philadelphia in November, 1795, from which he made excursions in all directions. On one of these he visited Baltimore, Washington, Alexandria, and Mount Vernon. On another he moved west to York and Lancaster, the northern neck of Virginia, and Williamsburg and Norfolk, apparently going as far south as the Dismal Swamp. At Williamsburg he noted that the capital was crumbling to pieces, that William and Mary was a grammar school rather than a college, that the church was out of repair, and that the hospital for the insane was not well regulated. On his return he journeyed to Richmond and west to the mountains and, as was usual with travelers, he described Rock Bridge. After coming back to Philadelphia he went to Canada', including Montreal, Quebec, Kingston, Niagara, Detroit, etc. A highly popular account, translated into several languages and with many later printings, including a second edition in the same year in two volumes using the same material, and much on social, economic, agricultural conditions, customs, topography, etc. Howes W235. Sabin 192541. Lande 890. TPL 708.
Hardcover (no jacket as published) printed boards, very good condition. Boards are very clean and internally excellent throughout. DP Used
Paperback, very good condition. Front cover is a little scuffed at upper corner, otherwise remain clean. Internally excellent throughout. DP Used
8vo., First US Edition, with frontispiece, decorative title and head-pieces, and pictorial endpapers; ivory cloth, upper board and backstrip blocked and lettered in red, covers a little dust-soiled else a very good, bright, clean copy. Dedicated to Edith Sitwell, this is the author's first book. The illustrations are by the author. The UK edition was published in 1943. Fifoot EB23b.
M., Patronato de Huérfanos, 1910, 24'5 x 16 cm., 59 págs. - 15 láminas. (Cubierta original anterior rota faltando la esquina superior).
Hardcover. Minor shelfwear on jacket. Slightly tanned page block. Yellowed tape on front and rear pastedowns. Page edges are lightly tanned throughout. Contents are sound, clean, clear. BW Used
287p., illus. Hardcover Very good condition good Examination of the murders of two English princes
