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19575419Peking: Nationalities Publishing House 1957. First Edition. Stiff Printed Wrappers. Very Good-. 4to. Pp. 175 1. Text in Chinese and English. Laden with color and black-and-white photographs throughout. With a full page map of the Inner Mongolian Autonomous Region. Decorated endpapers. Bound in stiff printed wraps with french fold. Edge-wear scuffs; evidence of handling. Withal a well-bound copy of a scarce title. An impressive self-tribute to the nation on the tenth anniversary of their independence. Photos generally promote the culture of Mongolia with an emphasis on their transition from a "backward state" per introduction. That said traditions for which Mongolia has been rightfully celebrated are in abundance. Nationalities Publishing House unknown
199071828Inner Mongolia Education Press 1990. First edition 12mo 433 1; many in-text illustrations throughout; in printed pink wrapper; near fine. An instructional book in Mongolian script for beginner-level English language learners One of 1000 copies printed by the Inner Mongolia Education Press which has been printing and distributing educational material in the Mongolian language since 1960 across the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in China. The Inner Mongolia Education Press is part of a Chinese governmental effort to provide native Mongolian speakers equal educational opportunities and to preserve the Mongolian language. Xinhua News. [Inner Mongolia Education Press] unknown
1980222831Ulan Bator.: Zhuulchin. Circa1980s. Double-sided colour brochure 20 x 10.5cm. Trifle marked but overall in very good condition. A charming brochure advertising the services of the state-owned Zhuulchin Travel Agency. Includes 18 colour photographic snapshots of Mongolia alongside a map showing the location of principal tourist hunting and trekking camps. . Zhuulchin. unknown
19812092902141205491science publisher 1981. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 science publisher paperback
19592091502135421306Not Available 1959. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 Not Available paperback
19872092902141207662Chinese finance 1987. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Chinese finance paperback
19862111902156002150Inner Mongolia People's Publishing House 1986. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Inner Mongolia People's Publishing House paperback
19632091502135420334Not Available 1963. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 Not Available paperback
19382092902137306123Toei-sha 1938. Soft Cover. Fine. Size: 30cm Toei-sha paperback
19942092902141201785Chinese Encyclopedia 1994. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Chinese Encyclopedia paperback
194464125New York: The Macmillan Co. 1944. 8vo. 302 2 pp. Colour frontisp. numerous photo plates 2 maps 1 large folding. Salmon-coloured cloth blue lettering on spine w/ d.j. cover art of gateway in China to the Gobi minor chipping edgewear couple a few closed tears creasing still NF/G copy. First American edition 1st printing of this fascinating travel account of these two British women missionaries from the China Inland Mission through the Gobi desert in the years before the onset of World War II. This work does examine the subsequent impact of the Second Sino-Japanese War and World War II Warlord Politics and lives of Muslim women. Scarce in original dustjacket this work is considered one of the best accounts of travel through Central Asia and the Silk Road in Western China. The Macmillan Co., hardcover
19322091502135416812Committee 1932. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 Committee paperback
19425330Washington D.C.: U.S. Army Army Map Service 1942. Loose sheet. Near Fine. Sheet 22 1/M North K-O 46-50. Full color map measures 28 x 29 inches. With a list of authorities i.e. other maps consulted in the creation of this map. Glossary. Index to boundaries. Folds as issued. An especially bright copy. First published 1931 by the War Office this edition is labeled "For Use by War and Navy Department Agencies Only. Not for Sale or Distribution." Revised to aid the US WWII effort in the Far East special emphasis is applied to railways international boundaries and "nomadic encampments." From the collection of Asian books and maps formed by Albert Ravenholt. U.S. Army, Army Map Service unknown
1906185<p>"Vacation Letters. Pictures. Mongolia with China 1906. We stopped at this little Mongol settlement for our noon rest one day on the way to Tabol. A new family had just moved in and we saw them put up their tent. This shows the frame work of the tent before the felt covers are roped on."<br />"Vacation Letters: Pictures. Tabol. Mongolia. 1906. Mrs. Larson's tent. These three women are the wives of Mongols in Mr. Larson's employ. The tent at the right is Mrs. Larson's kitchen tent where her servants lived and booked for her."<br />Frans August Larson 1870-1957 a Swedish missionary was first sent to Urga Ulaanbaatar in 1893. In 1895 he went to Kalgan made a tour of a month in the neighboring portion of Mongolia and opened a mission station at Hara Oso where he pitched a Mongol tent each summer. He married an American missionary Mary Rodgers of Albany NY in 1897 and their city and country homes became a center for missionary recreation. During the Boxer Rebellion Larson was able to lead a rescue caravan using the 20 camels and 15 horses belonging to the British consul at Beijing but pastured near Kalgan north to Urga and Kiachta. "His ability to speak the Mongolian language and to arrange all matters of business together with his courage and his known skill with his rifle were a means of salvation to all his comrades." Larson and another missionary comrade James Hudson Roberts published an account in 1903 Pilgrim Press Little Brown Boston: <em>A Flight for Life and An Inside View of Mongolia</em>. Larson next pitched his tents at Tabol 85 miles from Kalgan on the Urga road. In 1902 the British and Foreign Bible Society hired him to distribute bibles to Buddhist monks - using 5 horses 4 Mongolian assistants and 10 camels. In 1922 Larson started a lucrative trucking business Dodge trucks from America covering the road from Kalgan to Urga in 4 days instead of a month by camel. The Larsons moved to the U.S. eventually starting a successful chicken business in San Francisco. In 1930 Larson wrote <em>Larson Duke of Mongolia</em> Little Brown Boston After Mary's death Larson wandered ending by spending the winters with a daughter in California but the summers with a young Swedish couple he helped establish on Vancouver Island.</p>
20001363063Beijing: Cultural Relics Publishing House 2000. Hardcover. Octavo: 449 pages XCVI pages of black and white photographic plates with numerous black and white illustrations throughout text. Very good. Light green spine with blue and grey titling in Chinese. Binding lightly bumped and marked with price sticker still on rear board; text block lightly age-toned. Text in Chinese with English abstract. SH consignment. 1363063. Special Collections. Cultural Relics Publishing House hardcover
191477094Philadelphia 1914. Leks8vo. Originale blå helshirtingbind. xviii 318- ; x - 659 s. Fortløpende paginering i bindene. Gjennomillustrert med fotografier - hvorav mange foldede - utenom pagineringen. Med karter.Royal 8vo. Publishers blue cloth. xviii 318- ; x - 659 pp. Continuous pagination in the volumes. Illustrated throughout with photographs – several of which folded – outside pagination. With maps. J. B. Lippincott. Engelsk. <br/><br/><em>Første amerikanske utgave. Noen plansjer en tanke rufsete ved ytterkantene ellers et pent sett.First American edition. Some plates a little ragged at the outer edges otherwise a nice set. </em> hardcover
