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195425292Austria: Not Published 1954. A student identification or educational passport issued to Rolf Werner Rosenthal 1928 - 2009 who later became a prominent medical-specialty advertising agency owner in NY. With the seals of the University and stamps dates; giving Rosenthal's earlier educational accomplishments at Queens College and his master of arts from Columbia. With photograph of him as a young man attached; he is listed as being born in 1928 in Nurnberg. Within are pages with grids giving semester name of teacher class topic hours of course teacher signature or initials. Approx. 4 1/2" x 7" size gray printed paper over stiff cardstock boards gray cloth spine covering; pages with old cuts closed tears and no loss. Some edge tips wear; in good condition; interesting Austrian student identification & course study ephemera. Passport. Hard Cover. Good. Not Published hardcover books
199937103Munich: Prestel Verlag 1999. Hardbound. VG/VG- light general wear to dust jacket including a tear at the bottom. Green cloth with color illustrated dustjacket. 296 pp. Numerous color and bw plates. English edition.A like-new copy. A dazzling array of noteworthy contributors! Prestel Verlag hardcover books
1986308681986. Softcover. VG- light wear to cover edges exlib with sticker to cover head. White ill. wraps. 145 pp. Numerous bw and color plates. Text in German. paperback books
193433768Wien 1934. Paperback. Very Good. 121p. plus 8 plates banded and laid in. Original wrapper. 23cm. German text. <br/><br/> Wien paperback books
1919WRCAM35473N.p. but likely Paris 1919. Four versions of the text separately paginated and grouped together printed in English French and Italian two versions. Folio. Gathered signatures loosely inserted into printed wrappers as issued the four sections laid into a general printed wrapper. Moderate edge wear. Near fine. Germany's great ally in World War I was the Austro-Hungarian empire which in 1919 was broken apart and made into the separate states of Austria and Hungary birthing as well several other nations in Eastern Europe. The new state of Austria signed the Treaty of Saint Germain making peace with the victorious Allies on September 10 1919. Present here are preliminary printings in English French and Italian actually two Italian versions of that treaty indicated as such by the printed words "proof" "epreuves" and "bozza" on the respective treaties. The articles three versions of the treaty are not numbered sequentially but rather are numbered discreetly within parts and the pagination is not continuous between the parts. The second Italian version present here however does number the articles a total of 371 and the pages a total of 177 continuously though there is no printed date for the signing of the treaty indicating that it is also a preliminary proof printing though made later than the other three. Several of the most important parts of the treaty - those dealing with financial reparations for example - are blank here indicating that these proof versions were printed before those matters were completely settled. <br> <br> The conclusion of the Great War split apart the Austro-Hungarian Empire. In the Treaty of Saint-Germain the newly-created state of Austria recognized the independence of Hungary Czechoslovakia Poland and Yugoslavia and also had to cede much land to Italy and Bukovina to Romania. Austria also had to agree never to compromise its independence and was therefore forbidden from entering into any alliance with Germany. Austria was also forced to admit its complicity with Germany in waging the war and was saddled with reparations payments. Austria's army was limited to 30000 and other articles of the treaty addressed political and economic issues. The text of the treaty also contained the League of Nations Covenant and therefore was never ratified by the United States Senate. <br> <br> A very rare and interesting version of an important treaty ending the First World War here in a very small printing likely made only for participants in the peace conference. unknown books
19165551Vienna Austria 1916. Single leaf menu 16.5 x 12 cm. pasted onto a card backing. The menu bears the blind-stamped armorial crest of Austria Hungary. The Prime Minister Carl Graf Sturgkh was an arch-conservative and at this was ruling alone having dissolved both the provincial assembly and the Austrian Rechstrat. Eight months after this meal Sturgkh was assassinated. The meal is somewhat simple and elegant: Oglio en tasse turbot a l'amirale selle de veau Godard Chaudfroid a la Diane Artichauts a l'istrienne Pain Médine patisserie de fromage sorbet and dessert. The wines are exceptional as would be expected: Xéres Oloroso Niersteiner 1904 Auslesse Ruthe Chat. Lafitte 1878 Acker Moet-Chandon Imperial and Chat d'Yquem 1974 Acker. All followed by a Cognac Marquis or "Allasch"a fine kummel. Also included is a clipping from the Wiener Bilder with a photograph of Sturgkh pasted onto a sheet of card. The menu has been folded is worn at the folds and is somewhat soiled; one corner is chipped. Good. Signed by Strugkh in the lower right hand corner. unknown books
1988167281988. Softcover. VG. Color wraps. 19 pp. 1 bw 11 color plates. Text in German. Mixed exhibition of photographs and other works all by Pasch. unknown books
1963120881963. Softbound. VG- mild cover fading. Mint wraps. 72 pp. Four color 21 bw plates. Three-page introduction by Fritz Novotny biography by Hubert Adolph catalogue of 167 annotated works several fine plates. Text is not in English as most anyone might assume. unknown books
