1838 Enthält in Band I: U.a. Fiedelio, von Beethoven; Don Juan, von Mozart; Entführung aus dem Serail, von Mozart; Italienerin in Algier, von Rossini; Elisabeth, von Rossini; Das unterbrochene Opferfest, von P. Winter. In Band III: U.a. Cosi fan tutte, von Mozart; Marie von Montalban, von P. Winter; Masaniello, von Caraffa; Die schöne Müllerin, von Palsiello; Die Sängerinnen auf dem Lande, von Fioravanti, Aschenbrödel, von Nicolo v. Malthe.- Ohne den zweiten Band.- Teils gebräunt und stockfleckig, in Band 1 Heft I und II mit Feuchtrand (meist nur) im weißen Außensteg.- Handschriftliche Notizen sowie Besitzvermerk auf dem Vorsatz. Versand D: 5,00 EUR

1838. Enthält in Band I: U.a. Fidelio (Beethoven); Don Juan (Mozart); Entführung aus dem Serail (Mozart); Italienerin in Algier (Rossini); Elisabeth (Rossini); Das unterbrochene Opferfest (P. Winter). In Band III: U.a. Cosi fan tutte (Mozart); Marie von Montalban (P. Winter); Masaniello (Caraffa); Die schöne Müllerin (Palsiello); Die Sängerinnen auf dem Lande (Fioravanti), Aschenbrödel (Nicolo v. Malthe).- Ohne den zweiten Band.- Teils gebräunt und stockfleckig, in Band 1 Heft I und II mit Feuchtrand (meist nur) im weißen Außensteg.- Handschriftliche Notizen sowie Besitzvermerk auf dem Vorsatz. Gewicht in Gramm: 500 [Attributes: Soft Cover]

London, Seeley and Burnside, 1838. 8vo. Contemporary half-calf over marbled boards; rebacked and with wear to corners; pp. [viii], 310, [10, index]; steel-engraved portrait, hand-coloured plate of engraved flags, , folding engraved map and 8 wood-enmgraved plates; portrait a bit browned, occasionally a little spotted, one preliminary leaf with a few obliterated letters due to earlier adhesion to opposite page; provenance: contemporary stamp of the Literary and Scientific Institution of Newcastle-under-Lyme at beginning of preface. First edition. The missionary Yate gives a complete description of the island, with notes on the economy, natural history (20 species of trees, 33 bird species described, and account of the author's shell collection), customs of the Maori, and the attemps by the whites and missionaries to change their way of life.

Paris, Ponce Lebas, 1838-1840.. Eight volumes. Crown quarto. Plus 620 lithographic plates of costume studies. (The pagination of the plates in volume 5 is somewhat haphazard, skipping some numbers and duplicating others on different plates.) Hardcover, uniformly bound in contemporary full molted blonde calf, spine richly decorated in gilt, green morocco lettering-piece in gilt to each spine, marbled endpapers, all edges marbled, cloth ribbon markers; some scuffs to boards, spine-ends occasionally slightly worn, one foot chipped. Some spotting and browning due to paper quality, otherwise fresh and bright. Attractive set, very wide margined. ~ First edition. Rare complete set. From the library of C. P. Mulder, renowned collector and international heraldry authority, with his charming armorial bookplate,"Nil Desperandum", to first free endpaper. For a complete catalogue of Mulder's library, from which we offer a considerable number of items, see: C. P. Mulder: "Catalogue of Works on Orders, Decorations and Medals in the Library of C. P. Mulder" (Rotterdam, 1988). See also: C. P. Mulder & A. A. Purves: "Bibliography of Orders and Decorations" (Copenhagen, 1999). Two earlier small ownership tickets, one rubbed, to each first pastedown.

London, Joseph Rickerby, 1838. Small 8vo. Contemporary speckled calf, spine with black morocco lettering-pice; pp. [3]-9, [3], lxiii, v, [7]-283, [4, advertisements; hinges restored at an early date, evenly lightly toned, a very good copy of a scarce book. First edition. 'Lady Mary left London in August 1716 to accompany her husband [Edward Wortley Montagu] on his embassy to Constantinople, seat of the Ottoman empire. Owing to the transformation of European politics by the battle of Peterwardein shortly after they set out, and a requirement that Wortley Montagu pick up further instructions at both Hanover and Vienna, they travelled overland, criss-crossing Europe on the way. They reached Turkey in spring 1717, after a fearsome journey through wolf-infested forests and across the battlefield of Peterwardein (where bodies of men, horses, and camels still lay deep-frozen in the snow). Lady Mary sent home long letters describing her travels, and she kept copies for future reworking as a travel book. She laid a foundation of expertise in Turkish culture in three weeks billeted in Belgrade with an efendi, or Islamic scholar, with whom she had wide-ranging conversations on oriental languages, literature, religions, and social customs. She was delighted with the civility of women at a public bath building in Sofia, socially poised and graciously welcoming although stark naked. Lady Mary's time in Turkey (divided between Adrianople, Constantinople, and Belgrade Village, a country retreat near the latter) turned out to be brief. Her husband, hoping to win great national and personal … [Click Below for Full Description]

Imprimerie Royale, 1838. In-4° (cm. 27), brossura officinale a stampa (strappetti) in camicia e custodia in tela recente con titolo al dorso; pp. XII [2] 354 [2 bb.] in ottimo stato, fresche e ad amplissimi margini (in barbe), con 1 tavola di ritratto dell'autore e 6 tavole ripiegate f.t. in litografia inerenti la dislocazione dell'artiglieria e la pianta di Torino durante l'assedio; alcune sporadiche fioriture, più frequenti sulle tavole. La migliore edizione (la prima stampata a Torino e la prima in cui appaia il nome dell'autore) di questo particolareggiato resoconto dell'assedio di Torino del 1706. Curiosa e di singolare interesse la narrazione della morte di Pietro Micca. Cfr. Melzi II, p.44. col.1; Armando-Manno, Bibliografia dell'assedio di Torino, n.27; Barbier I, 484; Peyrot, Torino nei secoli I, p.149, n.100. Esemplare molto buono.

Frauenfeld, Ch. Beyel, 1838 - 1840 Gr.8°, XIX, 446, VIII, 404 u. VIII, 371 S., Kart. d. Zt. m. goldgepr. Rückenschildchen, Kanten berieben, Rücken etw. ausgeblichen, Name a. Vs., etw. stockfl. (äusserste Bl. stärker); allg. gutes Ex. Jeweils EA. Ohne den Registerbd. - «Heinrich Bullinger. 1504 - 1575 Zürich. [...]. Nach der Grundschulausbildung in seiner Heimatstadt und dem Besuch der Lateinschule in Emmerich am Niederrhein studierte B. 1519-22. bis zum Abschluss als Magister Artium. an der Univ. Köln. Unter dem Einfluss humanist. Lehrer und der Lektüre von Schriften der Kirchenväter und Reformatoren wandte er sich in dieser Zeit von der röm. Kirche ab. Als Lehrer an der Klosterschule in Kappel am Albis. 1523-29. wurde er zum entschiedenen Anhänger Zwinglis und trat durch öffentliche exeget. Vorlesungen. im Briefwechsel und publizistisch für die Zürcher Reformbewegung ein (Reformation). 1528 nahm er an der Berner Disputation teil. und im selben Jahr wurde er in die Zürcher Kirchensynode aufgenommen. 1529-31 war er Pfarrer in Bremgarten. von wo er im 2. Kappelerkrieg nach Zürich flüchtete. Am 9.12.1531 wurde B. zum Nachfolger des gefallenen Zwingli berufen. Unter seiner Führung erstarkte die durch den Kriegsausgang erschütterte Zürcher Kirche rasch. In der \"Prädikanten- und Synodalordnung\" (1532) schuf er eine dauerhafte Kirchenverfassung. welche die Beziehungen zwischen Kirche und Obrigkeit. das Synodalwesen usw. klar regelte. Mit dem Ausbau des Schul- und Stipendienwesens bewältigte B. das kirchl. Nachwuchsproblem und verhalf der Zürcher Schule durch die Berufung ausg … [Click Below for Full Description]

Schweizerbart Stuttgart 1838 Gr. 8° -- Kartoniert -- -- 542 S. -- Fraktur -- 96. Stahlstiche, eine gefalt. Karte -- Cover berieben, Name auf fliegendem Vorsatzblatt, etwas nachgedunkelt, Titelaufkleber auf dem Rücken -- Mehr Fotos auf Nachfrage. Versand D: 1,80 EUR Amerika

Schweizerbart Stuttgart 1838 Gr. 8° -- Kartoniert -- -- 542 S. -- Fraktur -- 96. Stahlstiche, eine gefalt. Karte -- Cover berieben, Name auf fliegendem Vorsatzblatt, etwas nachgedunkelt, Titelaufkleber auf dem Rücken -- Mehr Fotos auf Nachfrage. Versand D: 1,80 EUR Amerika

F.Volckmar, 1838. RARITÄT!!!! Buch dem alter entsprechend guter Zustand. Leinen dunkelbraun, am Rücken gewachst,berieben. Seiten leicht lichtrandig, minimal wellig. Zahleneintrag auf Vorsatz. Schnitt vergilbt,minimal stockfleckig. Bindung beginnt sich zw. S.2und 3 leicht zu lockern, ist aber noch fest.

Berlin, In der Voß`schen Buchhandlung, 1838-40. 8°. 21,5 cm. XIV, 602, 580, VI, 445, IV, 495, VIII, 422, VIII, 546, 463, 530, VI, 483, VI, 469, VIII, 753, VII, 552, VI, 664 Seiten. Pappbände mit aufgeklebtem Rückenschildchen. Erste Ausgabe. WG² 96. Stahlstich Porträt Lessing als Frontispiz. Rücken leicht gedunkelt. Schnitt und vereinzelt wenige Seiten fleckig. Gute bis sehr gute Exemplare. Versand D: 4,90 EUR deutsche Literatur / german literature

London and Paris Fisher Son & Co. no date, 1838. FIRST EDITION. 8vo, 202 x 120 mms., pp. [9], 10 - 342, 2 [adverts], original ribbed cloth, with image in gilt of Queen Victoria on front cover; some slight wear to binding, but a very good copy. Sarah Stickney (1799 - 1872), the daughter of the Quaker farmer and his first wife, Esther Richardson, married the widower William Ellis (1794–1872), Congregational minister, missionary, and author on 23 May 1837. After her marriage, she always used her married name for her publications. Of an edition published in 1839 in New York, the journal Biblical Repository and Classical Review, stated, "This book is doubtless in the very first class of its kind. The reputation of the author is established for beauty of style, good sense, and purity and elevation of sentiment." In her preface, Ellis claims that previous books about women's behaviour, duties, moral orientation, etc. have been addressed to ladies, "while that estimate class of females who might be more specifically denominated women, and who yet enjoy the privilege of liberal education, with exemption from the pecuniary necessities of labour, are almost wholly overlooked." Her book is intended for them. [Attributes: First Edition; Soft Cover]

London: George Virtue, 1838Complete in two volumesEmail us via the Bailey Books seller homepage for a technical description and additional photos. Response within 24 hours. We provide swift and professional service.

- Stahlstich bei Schumacher, Cöln, 1838. Ca. 9 x 16 cm. Dekorative Ansicht, erschienen in Karl von Damitz, Die Mosel mit ihren Ufern und Umgebungen von Koblenz aufwärts bis Trier, Köln 1838.

Eyraud, Neuhaldensleben 1838 - 119/63 S, Halbpergament der Zeit. Sehr gut erhalten. Äußerst selten.

BRUXELLES: Société Typographique Belge, 1838-1844. Rilegato. BUONO. 17 26. I-II-III-IV USATO

Stahlstich v. Pannier n. Watelet aus Galeries Historiques de Versailles, 1838, 21,5 x 17,5

London, Norris 1838.. Mit 2 doppelblattgr. lithogr. Tafeln. 25 S. Dekorativer grüner HLdr. des 19. Jhdts. Erste Ausgabe. - Tafeln stockfleckig. - Aus der Charlesworth Masonic Library.

Edinburgh: Longman, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longmans, and W. Black(1838). 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Title continues (capitalization not respected): "...the choice of a suburban or villa residence, or of a situation on which to form one; the arrangement and furnishing of the house; and the laying out, planting, and general management of the garden and grounds; the whole adapted for grounds from the perch to fifty acres and upwards in extent; and intended for the instruction of those who know little of gardening and rural affairs, and more particularly for the use of ladies." xvi, 752pp, 343 b/w illustrations. In the original marbled boards with leather spine and marbled endpapers. Moderate wear to the extremities of the covers, light soiling of a few pages, otherwise a nice tight copy.. Book. Book Condition: Good. Binding: Hardcover. Jacket: No Jacket

London: John Murray, 1838. Octavo (185 x 104 mm). Near-contemporary half calf, rebacked, green morocco label to spine lettered in gilt, marbled sides, edges sprinkled red. Ownership signature to front pastedown. Tips and board edges worn, boards lightly scuffed, internally clean. A very good copy. First edition of the companion volume to Lyell's pioneering work, Principles of Geology (1830-1833). "Originally intended as a supplement to the Principles, this formed an independent practical guide to the science of geology" (Summerhayes, p. 12). Summerhayes, Earth's Climate Evolution. [Attributes: First Edition]

Alton, IL: George Holton, 1838. First Edition. Hardcover. Good+. 159 pp, in original publisher's cloth. General wear to boards including some rippling of the cloth, old dampstain to bottom margin (not affecting text). Binding sound, hinges secure. Elijah P. Lovejoy (1802-1837) was a Presbyterian minister and abolitionist newspaper publisher who ran a small press in Alton, Illinois. This narrative by fellow abolitionist Edward Beecher (son of Lyman Beecher and brother of Harriet Beecher Stowe) is considered the best of several accounts of the attack on Lovejoy's press and his death at the hands of a mob on November 7, 1837 -- an incident that made Lovejoy a nationally known martyr to the abolitionist cause. Howes B-307; Sabin 4302.

Charles Gosselin, Paris, 1838. 2 vol. in-8 (215x140), pp.(4), XVI, 431; 535, (1, di errata), con una grande tavola fuori testo. Bella legatura del tempo in mezzo marocchino testa di moro, dorso a nervi, scomparti inquadrati da bordura in nero, titoli in oro. Fresco esemplare. Terza edizione, aumentata di diversi capitoli e di una tavola ragionata delle materie, di questo resoconto di viaggio negli Stati Uniti, Cuba e Messico. [Attributes: Hard Cover]

Berlin, gedruckt und verlegt Georg Reimer, 1838, Folio, 1 Bl., 60 pp., 1 Bl., 4 (1 color.) v. Schumann, Troschel et Müller ad. nat. del., Grüzmacher gestochene Tafeln, Halbleinenband mit Rückenvergoldung u. Rückenschild feines Exemplar. Erste und einzige Ausgabe! Grundstein mikroskopischer Untersuchungen krankhafter Gewebe! Im Frühjahr 1838 erschien dieses epochemachende Werk das über die erste Lieferung nicht herauskam. Es wurde im selben Jahr publiziert als Johannes Müllers Schüler SCHWANN feststellte, daß die tierischen Gewebe aus Zellen beständen. Müller wandte diese Erkenntnisse sogleich auf die Geschwulstlehre an. Als wichtigsten Grundsatz fand er, daß die pathologische Entwicklung der Gewebe mit der embryonalen total übereinstimme. Diese Entdeckung schließt fast die ganze Lehre von den krankhaften Neubildungen in sich. Es wird Müller's unvergänglicher Verdienst bleiben, den Weg zur Erkenntnis der feineren Struktur der Geschwülste durch das Mikroskop zuerst beschritten und für seine Nachfolger, besonders Rudolf Virchow, gebahnt zu haben. Wolf, Die Lehre von der Krebskrankheit, I,127ff.: "epochemachende Schrift". Haberling, Johannes Müller (1924), 198-99. THE FOUNDER OF MICROSCOPIC PATHOLOGY CELLULAR CHARACTER OF TUMORS- First Edition, in original wrappers as published! The founder of pathological Histology as an indepedent field, and the first microscopical study of diseased itssue, by which Johannes Müller (1801-1858) showed that the cell theory was a requirement for the study of cancer. In the tumors which he studied Müller identfied cells, their nuclei, gr … [Click Below for Full Description]

München: Litterarisch-artistische Anstalt ohne Jahr [ 1838 ]. Used. Schön Röslein. Ein Mährchen. Gezeichnet von Franz Graf von Pocci, in Holz geschnitten von H. Neuer. // 19,5 x 15,5 cm. Farbig illustrierter Originalpappband. Der Rücken wurde mit einem passenden Leinenstreifen unauffällig verstärkt. Der Einband ist etwas beschabt und bestoßen sowie stärker angeschmutzt, der Vorderdeckel etwas wellig. 70 Seiten mit zahlreichen Holzschnitten im Text und Holzschnitt-Initialen. Durchgehend etwas stockfleckig. Sehr selten. Mäßig erhalten. [Attributes: Hard Cover]

Paris, Louis Desessart, 1838. 4 vols. 8vo. Quarter dark green calf over marbled boards, marbled edges and endpapers, spine with raised bands, tooled in gilt and decorated in blind; bound without the map as sometimes the case; a little faded in places, but overall a sturdy, clean and uniform set. First edition. Combe and Tamisier travelled as part of the Saint-Simon movement during the years 1835-1837 in an endeavour to contribute to the exploration of Abyssinia and knowledge of Ethiopian culture. The movement was based on socialist co-operative principles and sought to raise the status of women and workers. They sponsored many expeditions into Egypt, Yemen and other parts of Africa (possibly due to the fact that their leader was arrested for propagating dissent in 1832, and they were looking for a safe haven). In particular, Combe's work is best reputed for his attention to the details of the lives of women and disadvantaged peoples in the countries he visited. Combe went on to gain a reputation as an explorer of Ethiopia, and worked as an informal diplomat. The exploration reports of Combe and Tamisier were read widely amongst those with an interest, and served as a good source of information for the wider attempts to bring regions such as Abyssinia into the trade network.

Leipzig, Hinrichs, 1838. - Eine Darstellung aus der sächsischen Regenten-, Staats- und Cultur-Geschichte des XV. Jahrhunderts, großentheils aus archivalischen Quellen. VIII, 626 Seiten, 1 Blatt, roter Lederband der Zeit mit reicher Deckelvergoldung („Bibliothecae Conventus S. Benedicti in Goettweig Dr. F. A. de Langenn D.D.") und dreiseitigem Goldschnitt, 21 x 11 cm, Oberes Kapital etwas berieben, sonst gut. [Attributes: Hard Cover]

1838.

London John W Parker, 1838. gr.8°. XX, 475 S., 16 S. Advertisement. Einfacher Original-Leineneinband d. Zt. (Einband lichtrandig m. wenigen Fl., insgesamt gut). In englischer Sprache. Titel [Attributes: Hard Cover]

(Elberfeld (now Wuppertal),: Sam. Lueas, 1838. (Elberfeld (now Wuppertal),: Sam. Lueas,, 1838.. [ii], 31, [i, blank]; [28, blank] pp. 8vo (13,5 x 22 cm.). Contemporary marbled boards, edges red. ¶ Very rare, only 5 copies in the WorldCat. Fuhlrott "Obtained a doctorate from Bonn (1830); became a science teacher at Elberfeld, subsequently vice-director of the Realschule. Won modest recognition as a naturalist. In 1856, he received fossilized bones found by quarry workers in Felfhofer cave of the Neander Valley; Fohlrott identified them as "Homo neanderthalensis", but reaction to his discovery was hostile, and extensive controversy ensued. It was not until after his death and the discovery of fossil men at Spy (Belgium), and Gibraltar that opposition to the notion of Neanderthal man was finally silenced"(DSB).

Fournier Ainé/Furne, 1838. 2 volumes In-8, splendides reliures plein maroquin bordeaux, dos long magnifiquement orné, plats soulignés de filets dorés, tranche dorée, édition illustrée par Grandville et qui correspond au premier tirage, notice biographique et littéraire sur Jonathan Swift par Walter Scott. 279-319 pages. Très bon état, (coins et plats très légèrement frottés, quelques rousseurs). Reliures d'époque. « Cette illustration occupe l'un des premiers rangs dans l' oeuvre de Grandville » (Brivois)/// « Ce très beau romantique illustré est d'une grande rareté en belle condition » (Carteret). Brivois 387 ; Carteret III, 578 ; Vicaire VIII, 718.

Freiburg, Groos 1838. - VI, 1 w. Bl., 24 S. Rückenbroschur. 4°. Mit dem Vortitel: Programm wodurch zur Feier des allerhöchsten Geburtsfestes seiner königlichen Hoheit unseres Durchlauchtigsten Großherzogs Leopold im Namen des akademischen Senates die Angehörigen der Albert-Ludwigs-Universität einladet der Prorector Dr. Carl Julius Perleb. - Der Vortitel fleckig, gestempelt und mit handschriftl. Nummern, S. 24 gebräunt.

Freiburg, Groos 1838. VI, 1 w. Bl., 24 S. Rückenbroschur. 4°. Mit dem Vortitel: Programm wodurch zur Feier des allerhöchsten Geburtsfestes seiner königlichen Hoheit unseres Durchlauchtigsten Großherzogs Leopold im Namen des akademischen Senates die Angehörigen der Albert-Ludwigs-Universität einladet der Prorector Dr. Carl Julius Perleb. - Der Vortitel fleckig, gestempelt und mit handschriftl. Nummern, S. 24 gebräunt. Bücher de

Clerkenwell: J.V. Quick 42 Bowling Green Lane, ca. 1838. Illustrated. Folio (19 x 14 inches). Laid down. Very Good.

Vandenhoeck-Ruprecht, Göttingen, 1838. XVI, 521 S., 6 Bl., 1 gef. Taf. in Kupfer, 2 gef. Tabellen. Interimseinbd der Zeit mit Umschlagtitel und Rückentitelschildchen, unbeschnittenes Exemplar. [Attributes: Soft Cover]

Firenze, V. Batelli e figli, 1838, in-8, br. edit con fregi tipografici, pp. VIII, 290. Con un ritratto litografico dell'autore in antiporta e una carta climatologica d'Italia incisa in rame e colorata a mano più volte ripiegata f.t. Ottomo esemplare. [Attributes: Soft Cover]

1838.

Stuttgart, Literatur-Comptoir 1838. Halblederband der Zeit, 572 und 572 Seiten, mit Tafeln und Karten, ca. 1,3 kg. Etwas beschabt mit Randläsuren, Rücken mit leichten Läsuren. Papier zum Teil etwas braunfleckig/leicht unfrisch, Karte Band 1 eingerissen, ansonsten gut.

Later Edition. Folio (428mm by 334mm). Engraved title page with coloured aquatint vignette, 37 further coloured aquatints. Title, verso blank; Introduction, verso blank; Contents [i-iii](blank); Text [1]-26, [27-101]. Half green morocco, marbled boards, decorate gilt to spine Grindlay's Indian Scenery, marble endpapers, extremeties slightly rubbed, a.e.g. London, Smith, Elder & Co. 1838 [but 1851 or later].

2 vols. Small folio (12 1/2 x 8 inches). Containing over 325 items, including 156 drawings (including many which were used as illustrations in his book, and including 57 by Andrew Nicholl), 116 manuscripts, 49 salt paper print photographs (including two hand coloured), and other ephemera. Manuscript list of contents by Tennent bound at front of each volume. Mounted on stub guards throughout. Nineteenth-century half vellum over green papered boards, bound by Marcus Ward & Co. of Belfast and Dublin, flat spines gilt with black morocco labels. Ceylon, generally

London: Samuel Bagster (pr. by J. Rider), 1838. 4to (27.6 cm, 10.8"). Frontis., engr. t.-p., iv, [16], dcccxvi, clxxxvii, [1], cclxvi, [2 (adv.)] pp. A 19th-century type reproduction, itself now venerable, of Coverdale's 1535 Bible: the first complete translation of the Old and New Testaments into Modern English, as well as the first complete printed English translation. Bagster, who had reprinted Tyndale's New Testament in 1836, here had the text set — preserving all original orthography and abbreviations — in what the New York Review described at the time as "a clear type of the antique cast," with black-letter headers. John Brain steel-engraved the frontispiece portrait of Coverdale, which is followed by a facsimile of the original woodcut title-page by Holbein the Younger. An advertisement for Bagster's "just published" memorials of Coverdale is tipped in.    Copies of the 1535 first edition have been scarce virtually ever since it was printed, and => this Bagster reprinting made the landmark work widely and handsomely available for the first time.         Darlow & Moule 1152; Rumball-Petre 58. Later black buckram, spine with neat gilt-stamped lettering; one back corner bumped. Frontispiece portrait with a little foxing not affecting appearance of image; engraved title-page with light smudge in lower margin; one leaf with small paper flaw and short tear in lower outer margin. Title-page with old pencilled annotation: "(original ed. quoted @ 3000.00 by Beauchamp)"; other … [Click Below for Full Description]

Wien, -, 1838. 2 n.n. + S. 606 - 1240 + 1. Priv. Pp. der Zeit. Mit 25 Kunstbeilagen. - Gbrsp., Kapitale m. kl. Anplatzungen, Ecken bestoßen, etw. stock- und fingerfleckig, einige Satzspiegel gebräunt, gut erhaltenes Expl. - Mit folgenden Beilagen: Der Prophet Daniel v. Ziegler. Plan der Ausgrabungen im Zollfelde. Verschiedene Schwimmbewegungen. Porträt Le Poussin. Diverse Autographen (auf zwei Blättern). Christus auf dem Berge. La Reine et Madame de la Valliere. Plan des Karyatiden-Saals in Mailand anläßlich der Krönungs- und Huldigungsfeierlichkeiten. Die eiserne Krone. Fussbekleidungen. Friedensbogen in Mailand. Die Erde vom Mond gesehen. Plafondgemälde im königlichen Schloße zu Mailand. Abraham verstößt Agar. Krönungsmedaille von Roth. Bronzes et Objects d`ameublemens. Krönung im Dom zu Mailand. Das neue Theater in Lemberg. Anton Wateau. Die barmherzigen Schwestern. Eine neu erfundene Harfe. Das betende Kind. Ländliche Szene nach Wateau. Denkmal Philibert Emanuel von Savoyen. Pariser Lebensbild: Die letzte Stunde eines traurigen Tages. - In der Abbildung zwei Beispiele. Versand D: 7,00 EUR Alte Literatur

Lagny Frères, 1838. 21 cm, rilegatura coeva in mezza pelle, titolo e fregi in oro al dorso, titolo su tassello e decorazioni al dorso, piatti marmorizzati, manca la cop. originale. p. ii, 392, una tavola più volte ripiegata f.t, tracce d'uso agli angoli dei risguardi

Lagny Frères, Paris 1838 - 21 cm, rilegatura coeva in mezza pelle, titolo e fregi in oro al dorso, titolo su tassello e decorazioni al dorso, piatti marmorizzati, manca la cop. originale. p. ii, 392, una tavola più volte ripiegata f.t, tracce d'uso agli angoli dei risguardi Molto buono [Attributes: Hard Cover]

Lpz., Wigand, () 1838 - 23,5 x 15 cm. (3-) 256 S. Mit 30 Stahlstichtafeln nach Ludwig Richter. HLdr. d. Zt. mit Rtit und Rvergoldung. "Das malerische und romantische Deutschland", Bd. V. - Engelmann 417; Hoff-Budde 3027-3056. - Unter den hübschen Ansichten Blankenburg, Clausthal, Falkenstein, Gernrode, Herzberg, Osterrode, Quedlinburg, Stolberg u.a. - Einband berieben, der Rückdeckel mit Bibliotheksmarke. Gestempelt und mit hs. Besitzvermerk, teils etwas braunfleckig. [Attributes: Hard Cover]

Leipzig Georg Wigand o J, 1838. Gr.-8°. 256 Seiten. Mit 30 Stahlstichtafeln nach Ludwig Richter. Leinenband d. Zt. Hoff-Budde 3027-3056. - Das malerische und romantische Deutschland, Band 5. - Erste Ausgabe mit diesen Illustrationen. - Tafeln zeigen Ansichten von Sangerhausen, Gegend um Goslar, Harzburg, Ilsenstein, Wernigerode, Marmormühle im Bodethale, Blankenburg vom Heidelberg aus, Regenstein, Schloss Ballenstädt, Falkenstein, Stolberg, Sachsenstein u. a. - Einband berieben und bestoßen, Gelenke mit Rissen. Buchblock mehrfach gebrochen und Bindung lose. 1 Blatt mit 2 Rissen (kein Textverlust).Durchgehend etwas stockfleckig. Sprache: Deutsch 1000 gr. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]

John. W. Parker, 1838. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. First edition. Rebound in quarter leather. Binders label on the rear pastedown in arabic. Library stamp to the title page, frontis: Bibliotheque Geographique, Hachette & Cie. (4), 343p. Fold-out frontis, title page vignette, three black and white in-text vignettes, and three hand coloured fold-out plates, collated complete. The fold-out map is by the cartographer John Arrowsmith (1790-1873). William Francis Ainsworth (1807-1896) was a geographer and geologist. "In 1835 Ainsworth was appointed surgeon and geologist to the expedition to the Euphrates under Francis Rawdon Chesney to examine the feasibility of opening up the Mesopotamian rivers to steam navigation as a new route to India, as well as asserting British political presence in the area, promoting British commercial ties, and gathering scientific and archaeological data. Ainsworth constructed geological sections across northern Syria and the Taurus Mountains, discovered several deposits of commercially important minerals in Mesopotamia and Anatolia, and explored a substantial part of south-east Persia. With Chesney, Ainsworth published the first account of the expedition in the 'Journal of the Royal Geographical Society' (1837) and the next year wrote his own fuller account as 'Researches in Assyria, Babylonia and Chaldaea' (1838)." - ODNB Condition: Very good. Pencil inscription to the frontis, title page, and one of the plates. Tidemarks to plates. Three of the plate have several small closed tears that have been repaired, measuring no more tha … [Click Below for Full Description]

Bentley LondonFirst Edition. Three Volumes, 1838. Small octavo; xi,[i],308; [4],347,[i]; [4],352. Half title present. Fine contemporary bindings of half mottled calf, plain green cloth sides, the spines each with red lettering piece and gilt bands. Slight rubbing to extremeties, some light scattered spotting and light thumbing. A Nr VG handsomely bound set. [Attributes: Hard Cover]

Kopenhagen : nicht angegeben, 1838. 127 S. OPp., gebundene Ausgabe. Neu gebunden! Einbd. etwas berieben/ gebräunt, Seiten altersbedingt gebräunt, ansonsten ordentliches Exemplar. Versand D: 2,20 EUR

382+407 pag. Original paper covers. Illustrated with 23 engraved plates.

1838 1838 - Re-Published by the Proprietor Peter C. Alcock 50 Temple Court Melbourne and Sold by George Robertson . F'scap folio (folded into oblong 8vo. protective cover). 4pp. printed in script in double-column. Folded with some wear at edges and at folds. This copy bearing the name stamp "H.L. White Belltrees Scone" on front title. Rare.