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New English Paperback. Pbo. Large roy. 8vo. (25 x 17 cm). In Turkish. 1203 p., color abd b/w ills. Osmanli döneminde Behisni (Besni) kazasinda asiret ve aileler.
New Turkish Paperback. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In Turkish. [8], 166 p., 11 numerous facsimile of Ottoman documents, 8 numerous b/w ills. A study on Yilanlioghuls dynasty which is well-establihed families in the Imperial Ottoman, located mostly on Antalya region.
Fine English Paperback. Pbo. Mint. Roy. (23 x 16 cm). In Turkish. [6], 99, [15] p., b/w ills. Osmanli basininin dogusu ve Blak Bey Ailesi. Bir Fransiz ailesinin Bâbiâli hizmetinde yüz yili, 1821-1922. Prep. by Erol Üyepazarci and Lütfü I. Seymen. Study on a Frech family, 'Blacque' family, and their service in press of late period of Ottoman Empire.
Fine English Paperback. Pbo. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In Turkish. 181 p., many b/w and color plts. A study on Ottoman family: A sociological view.
ISBN : 2226121315. ALBIN MICHEL. 2000. In-8 Carré. Broché. Bon état. Couv. convenable. Dos satisfaisant. Intérieur frais. 188 pages
grand in-8°, 486 pp, cartonnage souple illustre plastifie. Bel exemplaire. [DV-7]
Hardcover petit in-8 de 280 page, reliure de l'editeur (decor "Club"). Bel exemplaire. [CA33-1]
Roy. 4to., First Edition, on laid paper, with frontispiece and plate; original wrappers as issued, uncut, a near fine copy of a scarce work. Walthamstow Antiquarian Society Official Publications, No.19. Thomson (1976), p.119
Signed (Paul) and inscribed by author upon front free endpaper. 147 pages. 8vo. Bibliography. Black and white reproductions of archival photos and documents. "Will satisfy the curiosity of any reader who has wondered about his own family name, the accomplishments of his ancestors, and the difficulties and rewards of a journey through the past. Confirms the importance of ancestral values and heightens our awareness of human dignity and strength." - dust jacket. "The tale of a family lovingly told by its son who finds his roots in Como, Italy." - M.F. Sullivan. Book clean and unmarked with light wear. Binding tight. Above-average wear to dust jacket which is now preserved in archival-grade Brodart. A sound copy of this genealogical gem. Book
180X245 mm. 302 pages. Hardcover with gilt lettering and dust jacket. Dust jacket rear cover with pen markings. Book is in good condition.
A biography of the Greek shipping magnate, and his daughter. "The author details Onassis's financial coups, rivalries, many romantic affairs, friendships, etc. More engrossing sections describe his daughter Christina's life, stressing the vast difference between the private woman and the adopted persona. Outwardly, she suggests a neurotic: four failed marriages interrupting frantic running around in search of diversions. But Davis shows that Christina has inherited and is wisely using her father's business acumen. Immediately after his death, she took control of the Onassis empire and is building on it. The book is sharply witty and entertaining" 269p. plates. index, Book
Rather uncritical biography of Aristotle Onassis. HC. 218p. illus.index. Book
" A biography of the Golden Greek shipowner" 287p. plates. index Book
Unpaginated. A collection of helpful quotations and maxims on parenting/child rearing packaged in the form of a cute little hard cover book. Just the right gift for the parent you know who is struggling with a heavy dose of young children! Book
Approximately 140 pages plus xxvi page appendix. Maps. Reproductions of archival black and white photos. Originally published in German in 2002. Recounts the dramatic family history of folks displaced from their home village near the Kuban River. Clean, bright and unmarked with negligible wear. A wonderful genealogical reference for the Krause, Wieler and Ewert families. Book
322 pages. Printed upon glossy stock. Profusely illustrated with reproductions of archival black and white photos. A detailed history of the district with a particularly detailed treatment of local family histories. Clean and unmarked with light wear. Minor lean to spine. A quality copy of this precious genealogical reference. Book
159+ p. Magazine Very good condition Includes articles on the Codmans and the Codman Estate in Lincoln, Mass.
Features: Sea Otters and Personalized Bullets - long-ago days of white hunters, Indian hunters, and a curiosity-filled child on the beach - Grays Harbor, Chehalis County, Washington; Riding the Rails with Hood River Blackie - Hobo Camps and Jungles; The Scandal of Park County - Como, a near-ghost town in Colorado's South Park; New Mexico's Tully Family - a story of cattle and horses and men of strong will; Will Written on a hat - W.S. Baldwin; Oil Boom in Alligator Land - Dallison, West Virginia; Matched Bronc Ridin'; Logging on Nine Mile Creek in Western Montana - Eat, Sleep, and Work - no Women, few laughs; Murder on Cane Hill - makeshift brutality avenged by makeshift justice dealt out by the famed 36 - Washington County, in Northwest Arkansas; The Doctor Turns Cowboy - Part II from 'A Frontier Doctor' by Henry Hoyt; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. Sound copy. Magazine
Features: Two Ugly Men - Glanton, the brutal scalp hunter, and Naked Horse, the vengeful Yuma chief, fought to the death for control of the mighty Colorado; Homesteaders' Saturday Night - in the sand hills west of North Platte, Nebraska; Meanest Town on the Coast - Madison, Texas; He Lived with the Barrens - John Hornby; Captain Jack - a stray in the family line - Orren Arms Curtis; Tensleep Raid - the raiding and burning of a sheep camp threw the Big Horn Basin country of Wyoming into a turmoil of accusations, hatred and murder!; Unleaded Horse Flesh - Did we shut the stable door to soon?; Trapped in a Snowbank - Grandfather Dickinson moves his young family to Lyon County, Minnesota in 1872; Rekindling Camp Fires - The Exploits of Ben Arnold (Connor) (Wa-si-cu Tam-a-he-ca) - Part II; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. Address label removal from front cover opened a hole 1" x 3" which has been taped over. Otherwise a sound copy. Magazine
Features: The Blizzard, by Walt Coburn; Revival at Seven Rivers - The Jones Family of New Mexico; Canyon of the Skeletons - a young Crow brave helps his people survive; The Fight that Finished Tombstone - the knockout punch by Mel Rigley was the most expensive punch in the entire history of the west!; Lady Moon - Catherine Evelyn Gartman was loud of voice, crude and boisterous of manner; Man, was it rough! - rugged Idaho Territory; The Last Owl-Hoot - lawmen called Earl Durand 'The Wyoming Tarzan'; Lost - a fortune in silver, somewhere in Arizona; They Could Laugh... at Death - the pioneers never lost their sense of humour; Sandhills Tragedy - children lost in the great sandhills of Western Nebraska, the dread fear of every pioneer family; The 'Fightin'est' Ranger - Jim Gillett; Military Ghosts on the Carson - Fort Churchill; Oklahoma Scout, by Theodore Baughman; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy. Magazine
Features: complete reprint of rare book "Tales of the West" by Frank W. Calkins; Elkhorn - Montana's amazing ghost town; Stolen Bullion of Indian Ridge - taken from 'Golden Treasures of the San Juan' by John B. Marshall and Temple H. Cornelius; Arizona's Toughest Ranger - Jeff Kidder; The Barker Family looks at the old days - a family moves west/'call-cattle' of the mountains; Utah's Unknown - the Newfoundland Mountains in Utah; The Goldrush follies; Battle at Ball's Ranch, Texas; The Big Old Red Ants of Cow Country - Bert Judia; Where the Gold Turned from Yellow to Green - Idaho's Clearwater country got a second chance; Wells Fargo and the Concord; Lore of Lynx Creek - stray bullet kills a community; 'Cash up' Davis' love affair - his hotel south of Spokane; Garry Owen - the pride of Fort Bliss; Cottonwood Tales of central Kansas; Thirty Days in a Rut - early motor journeys; A Raft of Trouble for the Wrong Train - the Percy train robbers of Wyoming; Lost Fort of the Cimarron; Mrs. Burton's macabre ordeal courtesy of Peter A. Vallat, French Creole born in New Orleans. Clean and unmarked with light wear. Nice copy. Magazine
[6], 260 pages. "Tells the story of an adventure in homesteading on the prairies of Alberta [near Talbot, Alberta] from 1906 to 1912. Author was the mother of a family of five. During her first winter she kept an almost daily record of events. In 1915, three years after leaving, she completed the story for her children, with no thought that it would ever by published. Offers a vivid picture of pioneer life, painted by one who actually lived through the experiences described. Tells of years of hardship and privation, years of bitter struggle, years of loneliness and frustration and disappointment, and yet, years that were rewarding." - Foreword. Prior owner's name and date atop title page, otherwise contents clean and unmarked. Binding intact. Above-average wear to dust jacket now preserved in archival-grade Brodart. A sound copy of this fascinating and informative Canadian prairie pioneering chronicle. Strathern 3504. Book
Fine/fine SIGNED FIRST EDITION (no faults with book or dj) Octavo 266pp Two brothers, totally different in temperament , leave their protected and privileged home for different reasons and under dramatically different circumstances. Osmond is driven out in disgrace, Foley manipulates his way to the top. They have just one thing in common... a woman.
