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1984D79125156th printing. Softcover book. PO signed title page. There are no other marks in or on the book no highlighting no rem-mark and is clean and tight. Covers have no tears chips or folds and are clean.light wear at spine edges. Huntington House Publishers paperback
18602384861860. Albumen print mounted on "Steinberg photographe" card. Image: 3 3/8 x 2 1/4 in. Some surface scuffs primarily at the right margin; very good. Albumen print mounted on "Steinberg photographe" card. Image: 3 3/8 x 2 1/4 in. unknown books
D2528London: G. G. Harrap n.d. Hardcover. Very Good. GIlt-ruled half morocco and decorative green cloth gilt-stamped lettering and detail on spine 5 raised bands t. e. g.; illustrated throughout with four-color lithographs and full-color tipped-on plates. A lavish production. Spine a bit sunned; some light scuffing along joints and edges of boards; a little faint browning on prelims and terminals otherwise internally bright and clean. A lovely copy. <br/><br/> G. G. Harrap hardcover books
190740996Vienna 1907. <p>Wagner-Jauregg Julius 1857-1940. Autograph letter signed in German to an unidentified correspondent. Vienna April 19 1907. 1 page written on what appears to be a leaf from Wagner-Jauregg's prescription pad. 101 x 165 mm. Fine.</p> <p>From Viennese psychiatrist Julius Wagner-Jauregg who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physiology / Medicine in 1927 "for his discovery of the therapeutic value of malaria inoculation in the treatment of dementia paralytica" Nobel e-Museum. For Wagner-Jauregg's work on curing mental illnesses by inducing fevers see Garrison-Morton 4806 and 4946.</p> Wagner-Jauregg's letter can be translated as follows:</p> <p>Dear Colleague I would like to recommend Mr. Brunn a merchant who last year was erroneously diagnosed as a paralytic by a physician in Joachimstal for a slight cure to be taken at the waters at Karlsbad which were beneficial to him two years ago. With collegial greetings Wagner-Jauregg.</p> . unknown books
192547695San Francisco:: John Howell 1925. First separate edition; published in December 1924 as Vol. III No. 4 of the Quarterly of the California Historical Society. publisher's blue gilt-lettered cloth. Bookseller's bookplate; upper corners slightly bumped; light use to cloth at extremities. Tight and sound. Large 8vo. Illustrated. Translation of Original Documents edited by Henry R. Wagner. John Howell, hardcover
193312618Santa Ana CA: Fine Arts Press 1933. Limited Edition. Hardcover. 4to. Pp. vi 323 indices. Illustrated with 13 maps some folding and plans. Black cloth spine lettered in gilt text block slightly pulled from spine at head light creasing wear to spine. One of 435 copies printed. Inscribed by Wagner to historian Dorothy Huggins in 1934. Bookplate of Huggins' husband historian George Harding. Seminal monograph of primary-source material on the Spanish exploration of the Pacific Northwest. Fine Arts Press hardcover
38196WAGNER Henry R. The Spanish Southwest 1542-1794. An Annotated Bibliography. Albuquerque: The Quivira Society 1937. 2 vols. Illus. 553pp. Orig. cloth-backed paper-covered boards. Spines a bit soiled else a very good set. First edition. Limited to 501 copies. unknown
193712431Albuquerque: The Quivira Society 1937. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine. Tall 8vo. Pp. 270; 275-553. Portrait frontis. Illustrations many folding. Quarter cream cloth over brown boards spine lettered in gilt some rubbing discoloration to front board of Part I please see last photo lightest spine wear internally Fine. Numbered 269 of an edition limited to 401 copies. Quivira Society Publications Volume VII. A foundational text. The Quivira Society hardcover
200172817Hoboken NJ: Ktay Publishing House Inc 2001. Presumed First English Language Edition/First Printing. Hardcover. Very good/very good. xli 1 269 9 pages. Illustrations. Maps. Bibliography. Inscribed by author on fep. Book signing ephemera laid in. DJ has slight wear and soiling and sticker with flags at top of spine. Moshe Meisels performed initial research and compilation for the first German version of this book. Shirley McLean assisted in the translation. The author and his family was deported to the Ukraine and interned in a concentration camp until the end of the Second World War. He escaped communism and emigrated to Israel. He and his family moved to Switzerland in 1970. His work is intended to fill a gap in the historical narrative by highlighting the positive role played by Swiss citizens diplomats and Red Cross representatives during the Second World War. This copy is inscribed to Jack and Sinon Schoch. This is presumed to be Simon Schoch born 7 October 1978 the Swiss snowboarder. At the 2003 World Championships Schoch won Silver in Parallel Giant Slalom and Bronze in Parallel Slalom. At the 2006 Winter Olympics he faced his brother Philipp - the reigning Olympic champion - in the Parallel Giant Slalom Final. He gave away a 0.88 second deficit in the first run and was unable to make it up in the second leg ending up with a silver medal. For years Americans have been told about the complicity of Swiss bankers with the Nazi war machine. But this is only part of the story. During World War II brave Swiss citizen risked danger and death because they refused to remain neutral in the face of crimes against humanity. As a result of their determined efforts many thousands of Jewish lives were saved. Some of these little-known heroes have already been honored as "righteous Among the Nations" by the Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial but the deeds of others are only now receiving the attention they deserve. Drawing extensively on the testimonials of eyewitnesses and those whose lives were saved Meir Wagner presents compelling accounts of these courageous men and women who listened only to the voice of their conscience. Each chapter is built around the actions of one or more individuals and their particular part in the events they lived through. Ktay Publishing House, Inc hardcover
191254914NY: Thomas Y. Crowell. Very Good. 1912. First Edition. Hardcover. Original gilt-stamped burgundy cloth. First American trade edition. Illustrated by Pogany including tipped-in color plates. Spine gilt darkened wear to spine ends/edges with small loss to spine heel. Long closed tear along gutter of one of the preliminary pages. ; quarto . Thomas Y. Crowell hardcover
191170440New York:: Thomas Y. Crowell & Co 1911. publisher's cloth decorated in gold and colors in glassine wrapper and publisher's two-part decorated box. Ink gift inscription on the illustrated front free endpaper; otherwise a lovely copy in slightly used glassine. The box shows the lightest of use. . Large 8vo. Illustrated throughout by Willy Pogany. Thomas Y. Crowell & Co,, hardcover
1861291703Leipzig: J.J. Weber 1861. Softcover. Very Good. First German edition originally published in a French translation in 1860. Stitched green printed wrappers. 53 3pp. Some soiling and small nicks at the extremities a nice very good or better copy. J.J. Weber unknown
192520702San Francisco: John Howell 1925. First separate edition; published in December 1924 as Vol. III No. 4 of the Quarterly of the California Historical Society. INSCRIBED "Dear Bob Another sleep chaser as our friend Louis R. Hall called the 'Spanish Southwest' please accept with my compliments and best wishes. H. R. Wagner." 4to. 95 3 Index pp. Maps. Blue cloth with gilt lettering. Minor wear to extremities; fading to spine; ffep starting to separate; a very good copy. Translations from the original documents on the voyages of Francisco de Ulloa Hernando de Alarcon and Francisco de Bolanos. "These voyages were explorations of the Gulf of California sometimes called the Sea of Cortez; the peninsula of Baja California long believed to be an island; and the majestic Colorado River." - Hill 1802. Cowan pg. 665. John Howell unknown
2002260522017Chelsea House Pub 2002. library. Good. 6x0x9. Order today-sent today with tracking number M-F. Still attractive Ex-Library but showing some wear: some abrasion to flats and edges bumped corners with a bit of lifting. Text is clean and solid. We protect your purchase with damage-resistant double-layer bubble-wrap packaging where possible. Your purchase helps fund small charities in Ohio Kentucky Indiana. Our delivery standard: order received by 2PM Eastern US time goes out by 4:30 PM M-F. Chelsea House Pub unknown
Q-1892389517Night Shade Books. Hardcover. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Night Shade Books hardcover
1929023735San Francisco CA: Grabhorn Press 1929. From the library of bibliographer author and historian Henrry R. Wagner with his bookplate on the front pastedown endpaper. Very Good condition. Edges of French flaps a little frayed where they overlap the text block. 1929. First edition. Handsomely printed in red and black by Edwin and Robert Grabhorn. Privately printed commemoration of the marriage of Sara Bard Field's daughter Kay to James Caldwell. Distributed to wedding guests. Grabhorn Press Bibliography #123: "Bound in flexible green boards. Approximately two hundred copies privately printed." This copy lacks the spine label called for by Heller/ Magee; but there is no evidence a label was ever affixed to this copy. Association copy. First Edition Limited 200 copies. Softcover. Very Good condition. Illus. by NOT a library discard. 90pp. Great Packaging Fast Shipping. Grabhorn Press Paperback
201652314Philadelphia: Running Press. Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. 2016. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. 0762460512 . SIGNED without inscription on half-title page by Robert Wagner author Bowman daughters Natasha Gregson Wagner & Courtney Wagner and contributors Sloan de Forest Matt Tunia and Stephen Schmidt; gentle rubbing to jacket at spine extremities else a clean crisp tight unmarked copy in bright unclipped dust jacket now wrapped in archival cover; first printing with complete number line; promotional bookmark and postcard for book laid in; photos available ; Signed by Collection of Signatures . Running Press hardcover
196386649Chicago IL: Reilly & Lee 1963. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good / Very Good Plus. Dick Martin. Octavo 9.25 in. x 7 in. pp. 303. Illustrated with black and white ink drawings. Binding "A": Spine lettering is in "hand-lettered" style. Early copy because the key bibliographic point is that the dustjacket has photos and biographies of the authors instead of a listing of previous Oz books. Bienvenue 142; Hanff 119-120. <br /> <br /> White cloth boards with full color printed illustration to front spine and back. White black and red title to front. Light rubbing to extremities. One bottom corner bumped another lightly nudged. Yellow endpapers illustrated in brown. "$3.95" to front dustjacket flap and photos of the authors to rear flap. Very light edgewear to dustjacket. Half inch closed tear to dustjacket's back bottom corner. Protected in mylar. A sharp copy in rare dustjacket. Reilly & Lee hardcover
1978001152Amsterdam / Oxford / New York: North-Holland Publishing 1978. Appears unread. Near Fine EX-LIBRARY stamped "WITHDRAWN" on endpapers. Clean square and tight. Pages are fresh and crisp. No underlining. No highlighting. No margin notes. Dr. Gopal K. Shenoy is the senior scientific director at Advanced Photon Source APS. Illustrated with diagrams and tables. Bibliographical references. Author Index. Subject Index. Bound in the original brown leatherette imitation leather. . First Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine EX-LIBRARY/No jacket. 8vo. x 956pp. North-Holland Publishing Hardcover
1926235813San Francisco:: John Howell. 1926. First edition. Gilt decorated hard cover. . Fine copy. . Folio. . Cowan 665. Howes W9. Important reference work. Sir Francis Drake's Voyage Around the World 1926 is a historical account that chronicles the legendary English navigator's circumnavigation of the globe from 1577 to 1580. This limited-edition volume notable for its fine press craftsmanship and often associated with the Grabhorn Press of San Francisco provides a richly detailed narrative based on primary sources and earlier chronicles. The work highlights Drake's daring exploits encounters with indigenous peoples raids on Spanish settlements and his passage along the coast of California—where he claimed territory for England naming it "Nova Albion."This particular copy once owned by the Governor of California underscores the regional and historical significance of Drake’s landfall on the California coast. The book is not only a tribute to maritime exploration but also a collector's piece valued for its association with California’s political and cultural heritage. California Governor Earl Warren's personal copy. Inscribed to the Governor "To the Governor of California whose fame like Drakes has encircled the Globe. From John Howell antiquarian bookseller a Bohemian & Anasonic Brother Christmas 1948". "Governor Earl Warren" book plate on front end paper. Important reference work. frontispiece numerous illustrations charts and maps 2 foldouts. Very scarce in this condition. John Howell. hardcover
651518Scream Press. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Signed by the author and illustrators on dedicated signature page. First Limited Edition #31 out of 250cc. Fine unread copy in Fine dust jacket housed in Fine slipcase. Scream Press hardcover
testo in gotica tedesca (fraktur) e latino in 4°, bella legatura novecentesca in mezza pelle con angoli, piatti e sguardie marmorizzati, tassello con titoli oro al dorso, nervi e fregi oro ai piccoli ferri al dorso e impressioni ai piatti, frontespizio mutilo ma con restauro artigianale antico della parte inferiore e reintegrazione con frammento di fotocopia da originale del nome dell'editore, mancano la prima c. bianca e l'ultima, reintegrazione dell'errata corrige con fotocopia dell'originale, idem per l'elenco delle tavole a fine vol. (che non risulta nell'originale confrontato), pp. (2) 84, 26, 4, 2, 2, 16, 8, 8, 4 (2) (numerazione non continua ma conforme a originale della biblioteca Herzog August Bibliotek Wolfenbuttel, qualche spostamento nell'ordine dei pezzi dovuto alla rilegatura post.), la tavola principale presenta rotture alle piegature con restauro artigianale e liefi fioriture, gora in una tavola ed in alcune pag.
1898209161898. Dtsch. Chir. Lfg.40 . - Stuttgart Verlag von Ferdinand Enke 1898 8° XXXII 564 pp. 232 Abbildungen Leinenband d.Zt.; ExLibris von "Dr. Werner Block". First Edition of "the first successful account of the management of spinal injuries was by Wilhelm Wagner 1848-1900 a general surgeon working alone in a small workers compensation hospital Königshütte Hospital in Upper Silesia where he spent his whole career. He developed the practical treatment of spinal injuries and demonstrated how patients could and should be treated. He wrote a book with his former pupil Paul Stolper 1865-1906 on injuries of the spine and spinal cord. This dealt with every aspect of the subject. He started with anatomy of the spinal column pathology of injury the mechanism of injury the symptomatology and practical treatment including the indications for surgery. He understood the necessity of relieving pressure in preventing pressure sores and was concerned to prevent subsequent deformity. He identified six major problems: sepsis from pressure sores; treatment of cervical fractures; post-traumatic syringomyelia; infection of the chest; stones in the kidneys leading to sepsis of the renal tract; and the necessity of immobilising patients in bed until the fracture healed. The textbook is remarkable in its breadth of vision and its emphasis upon such commonplace but vital aspects of treatment as how the patient should be transported and nursed. Particular attention was paid to the pressure points and positioning of the patient. Water beds were used. He emphasised the need to prevent soiling of the mattress in incontinent patients. For doubly incontinent patients special beds were designed such as those used for cholera patients with a bucket underneath that could be removed. Once the fracture had healed the patient was mobilised and put into a bath. The object of treatment of the spine was to establish bony union. Wagner was opposed to operative treatment on the spine and recommended that radiographs should be used to estimate the position of the fracture. He recommended palpation of the kyphus to reduce a dislocation. He described in detail how a dislocated cervical spine could be reduced. He devoted pages to the description of how the bladder should be managed. Wagner treated patients with spinal injuries and was able to mobilise them. He gave opinions in court about their life expectancy so they were probably returning home. It is remarkable that he carried out all this work alone in a municipal hospital without an academic position." - J.R. Silver History of the treatment of spinal injuries. Postgraduate Medical Journal 81 2005: pp.108-114 unknown
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