17 Cm (14 results)

Dura. Condition: Buen estado. El volumen se ilustra con 58 láminas fotográficas a color en gran formato (17 x 24 cm), adheridas artesanalmente. (illustrator). Sobrecubierta deslucida. Cubierta e interior bien conservados.

Dura. Condition: Buen estado. Numerosas fotografías en b/n fuera de texto. 17 x 24 cm. (illustrator). Fiestas religiosas y certamen literario celebrado por esta parroquia, con motivo del XXV aniversario de la bendición de la primera piedra de su Templo Parroquial, en el mes de octubre del año 1945.

Paperback. Condition: fine. Small quarto in white wraps (white spine, no spine title) illu sin b&w; 92 pages; 24 cm; bibliographical references. In French. Collection of scholarly studies of Racine. Uncommon in the USA. / Contents: 1. Racine -- 2. Le livre. Documents d'archives -- 3. Histoire sociale et ?conomique -- 4. Mentalit?s religieuses. / French literature -- 17th century -- History and criticism -- Congresses. Litt?rature fran?aise -- 17e si?cle -- Histoire et critique -- Congr?s. French literature. Racine, Jean, 1639-1699. Personal owner name to fornt free endpaper else fine with extrmeley mild, spuerfical bump top bottom outer corner. . Unread.

Mediterraneo Almeria Historia Geografia Indice: España, el Mediterraneo y Europa. Almeria y el mundo mediterraneo: La situacion geografica de Almeria, Su cultura: neolitico, el Argar. Los Campos de Urnas.Tartessos, Mastia. Los Iberos. De los Fenicios al Cristianismo. De Bizancio a Bagdag. GASTOS DE ENVÍO ORDINARIO HASTA 1 KILO, GRATIS. (3,50 el Kilo de más o fracción) Los PEDIDOS DE MENOS DE 6 euros tienen unos gastos de 1 euro.

Marseille, CMR, Robert, 1978. In-8 (235x155mm) broché, 286 p. Quelques petites marques au crayon de papier (très facilement effaçables). Bon état général.

paperback. Condition: New. NEW. SHIPS FROM MULTIPLE LOCATIONS. book.

paperback. Condition: New. NEW. SHIPS FROM MULTIPLE LOCATIONS. book.

Condition: Fine. Number of books: 1.

Hardcover. 1re edition. les Catholiques francais pendant la Revolution.Pour servir a l' education de la jeunesse et a l'edification de tous les fideles. Fair worn sheep holding by cords. Signatures on title-page.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Leporello with photo's of Rome, bound in pictorial cardboard. Light shelf wear, fine copy. Photo's in colour. 22 x 17 cm. (illustrator). Leporello with photo's of Rome, bound in pictorial cardboard. Light shelf wear, fine copy. Photo's in colour. 22 x 17 cm.

Condition: Fine. Number of books: 1.

Achevé d'imprimer le 16 mars 1952 par la revue Escales à Paris. Environ 25 pages. Format 13 x 17 cm. Couverture légérement défraichie. Bon exemplaire. Envoi de Jean MARKALE à Renée Willy.

17" x 13-1/4" (43 x 33.5 cm) poster (illustrator). 17" x 13-1/4" (43 x 33.5 cm) poster. An Apparently Unrecorded Poster Promoting a Concert to Benefit a Leftist British Magazine Focused on Legal Rights [Legal Publishing]. Up Against the Law Collective. A Benefit in Aid of Up Against the Law. [London: S.n., 1972?]. 17" x 13-1/4" (43 x 33.5 cm) poster, graphics in red on white paper. Small hole punched at top-edge, negligible light creasing and soiling. A well-preserved item. $450. * Up Against the Law was a leftist British periodical focused on popular education in legal rights and the documentation of abuses of the law by police. Several members of the Collective had been involved in other leftist action groups with a legal orientation, such as the Stoke Newington 8 Defence Group. The magazine was issued at sporadic intervals from 1972 to 1975. (OCLC locates copies of this magazine in 13 libraries, 4 in North America: Library of Congress, Emory, Harvard, University of Michigan). This apparently unrecorded poster advertises a benefit concert to raise funds for the group, held at the North Western Polytechnic building in North London. The building was a hub for student protests and events. See Noyce, The Directory of British Alternative Periodicals 1965-1974 1161.

17-1/2" x 11" (44.4 x 28 cm) broadside. Unrecorded (illustrator). 17-1/2" x 11" (44.4 x 28 cm) broadside. Unrecorded. Unrecorded Broadside Decrying Trade Protectionism at the Expense of the Poor [Broadside]. Cobden, Richard [1804-1865]. Speech of Mr. Alderman Cobden, At the Town Council, On Proposing a Resolution to Petition Both Houses of Parliament for the Total and Immediate Repeal of the Corn Law. (From the Manchester Times of Saturday, April 3, 1841). Manchester: Prentice and Cathrall, Printers, Times Office, Ducie Place, [1841]. 17-1/2" x 11" (44.4 x 28 cm) broadside, text in three columns below headline. Moderate toning, moderate edgewear, corner folds, horizontal and vertical fold lines, a few minor tears along folds, minor worming to lower half of left margin. Rare. $1,250. * The Corn Laws, sometimes referred to collectively as the Corn Law, were a series of tariffs and trade restrictions enacted in the 1830s to maintain the price of British cereals by restricting access to less expensive imports. They put a great deal of strain on the poor, a situation that was exacerbated by a series of contemporary famines. What is more, many saw them as a device to aid and enrich the rural landholding rural aristocrat at the expense of the common man. Popular agitation against the laws helped to bring about the Parliamentary Reform Bill of 1832, which introduced a measure of democracy by granting the vote to a larger share of the population. Cobden, a successful Manchester manufacturer, was a Liberal politician and free-trade advocate who was a leader of the Anti-Corn Law League. He served three terms as a Member of Parliament, representing, successively, Stockport, the West Riding of Yorkshire and Rochdale. As MP for Stockport he played an important role in the repeal of the laws in 1846. This broadside is rare. No copies listed on OCLC, Library Hub or the online catalogue of the British Library.