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190485214Saumur: Imprimerie E. Rolland 1904. Fine. Imprimerie E. Rolland Saumur 1904 10.50 x 18 cm broché The first edition of which there were no deluxe copies. Vertical crease mark due to the fact that the booklet had to be sent by post rust marks around the staples detached covers. Rare but in this condition. Imprimerie E. Rolland unknown
19952080502106406951Yamakawa shuppansha 1995. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of pages: 442p Yamakawa shuppansha paperback
1998BN97123Philipp von Zabern in Herder 1998. 1998. Hardcover. Damaszener Mitteilungen 1998 <br/><br/>Damaszener Mitteilungen 1998 Philipp von Zabern in Herder hardcover
197290541New York: Universtiy Books Inc 1972. Hardcover. good/good. Two volume set. . Green cloth in dust jackets. Address label stick of previous owner on front end-papers. Light toning to dust jacket flaps and some pages. The author was a world-famous authority on Magic and Mysticism who wrote these divination manuals under the pseudonym "Grant Orient Universtiy Books, Inc hardcover
19724<p>Grand Orient Arthur Edward Waite Complete Manual of Occult Divination Volume 1 Cartomancy And Volume 2 Destiny with introductions by Leslie Shepard University Books NY 1972 hardbacks with dustjackets 250 pages 278 pages illustrated both volumes 21 cm x 14 cm</p><p>Condition – loss tears fading rubbing chipping creasing staining soiling age-toning abrasions to dustjackets age-toning rubbing to boards age-toning rubbing soiling to prelims and fore-edges of textblocks</p> University Books paperback
1906GT676London: Orient Line 1906. Original issue . No Binding. Fine. A Rare and Original poster published by The Orient-Royal Mail Line c1906. Laid on the original card with the string hole brass buttons still intact. A chromolithographic print with nice colours and a striking portrait of a young woman dominating the image as she looks out to sea as an Orient Line steamer sets off/arrives at harbour. 35x 45cms. The reverse has remnants of a backing sheets attached to the thick cardboard not affecting the poster. Printed by Grant & Co.Limited Turnmill Street London c 1906 <br/> <br/> Orient Line unknown
193255378Paris: G. van Oest 1932. First edition. Hardcover. Poor to very good condition. Folio 14 1/4 x 11". Original boards in tan dustjacket with black lettering and publisher's device on cover black lettering and ruling on spine. Rare complete set of this early photographic record and resource on Khmer culture. <br /> <br /> Vol. 1 part 1: 41 3pp. Text 72 plates 2 large folding plans; Vol. 1 part 2: 4pp. 73-150 plates; Vol. 2 part 1: 18 2pp. Text 151-218 plates 2 large folding plans; Vol. 2 part 2: 4pp. 219-286 plates; Vol. 3 part 1: 12 4pp. Text 287-350 leaves Plates 4 large folding plans; Vol. 3 part 2: 6 2pp. Text 351-496 leaves Plates 3 large folding plans; Vol. 3 part 3: 6 2pp. Text 497-608 leaves Plates 2 large folding plans.<br /> <br /> Illustrated with 13 large folded plans as well as 608 full-page photogravures many of them folding depicting various views of the Temple stone sculptures galleries ornament details etc. This work is an important and stunning as much as a detailed photographic record of the Temple of Angkor Vat in present-day Cambodia.<br /> <br /> The meaning of its modern name Angkor Wat is "Temple City" in the Khmer language. Originally constructed as a Hindu temple in 1150 CE it was transformed into the Buddhist temple by the end of the century. It covers an area of some 400 acres with restoration efforts by a conglomerate of international agencies intensifying in the 20th Century to date. The restoration process has been an ongoing process since it's discovery by the French in the early 1800s. <br /> <br /> Text in French. Part I Vol. 1: Dustjacket with light wear and lightly sunned along edges. Front board loosely laid into dustjacket as in all volumes though front cover of dj separated from spine. Back hinge of dustjacket partially cracked. Spine loosened from block though held together from plate 13. Illustrated Mills College bookplate on inside front cover perforated Mills College stamp on title page with library number at top as in all volumes. Part I Vol. 2: Dustjacket with light wear along edges but front cover separated from spine. Some cracks of dustjacket spine. Part II Vol. 1: Dustjacket with some wear along edges small ships mostly near tail of spine. Part II Vol. 2: Dustjacket with some wear along edges small chips and closed tears; back cover loose but present. Part III Vol. 1: Dustjacket with light wear along edges separated at front and back hinge but connected to block through inside paper. Part III Vol. 2: Dustjacket with some wear along edges and separated from block. Back cover present but loose. Part III Vol. 3: Dustjacket front and back separated from block with light wear along edges small chips and closed tears. Some light water-staining along top and along front spine. Dustjackets in overall poor to good blocks in very good condition except first part vol. 1. G. van Oest hardcover
193242693Paris: G. van Oest 1932. First edition. Hardcover. vg. Folio 14 1/4 x 11". 41 3pp Text 72 leaves Plates 2 large folding plans Vol. 1. Pt. 1; 4pp 73-150 leaves Plates Vol. 1. Pt. 2; 18 2pp Text 151-218 leaves Plates 2 large folding plans Vol. 2. Pt. 1; 4pp 219-286 leaves Plates Vol. 2. Pt. 2; 12 4pp Text 287-350 leaves Plates 4 large folding plans Vol. 3. Pt. 1; 6 2pp Text 351-496 leaves Plates 3 large folding plans Vol. 3. Pt. 2; 6 2pp Text 497-608 leaves Plates 2 large folding plans Vol.3 Pt.3. Modern library cloth binding with gold lettering to spines. <br /> <br /> Illustrated with 13 large folded plans as well as 608 full-page photogravures including many folded depicting various views of the Temple stone sculptures galeries etc. this work is an important and stunning photographic record of the Temple of Angor Wat in present-day Cambodia.<br /> <br /> The meaning of its modern name Angkor Wat is "Temple City" in the Khmer language. Originally constructed as a Hindu temple in 1150 CE it was transformed into the Buddhist temple by the end of the century. It covers an area of some 400 acres with restoration efforts by a conglomerate of international agencies intensifying in the 20th Century to date. The restoration process has been an ongoing process since it's discovery by the French in the early 1800s. <br /> <br /> Ex-library copy with bookplates on inside of each front covers stamp at upper and bottom paper edges. Light abrasions on inside back covers. Text in French. Bindings and interior in overall very good condition. G. van Oest hardcover
