1805 Weimar (15 results)

Rústica. Condition: Muy bien. 160 pp/ Clásicos Universales Planeta, nº 039/ R31-4.

Rústica. Condition: Bueno. 112 pp/ Escena, nº 13/ A-226.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Condition: Normal. Crisol, nº 149/ Traducción del alemán, prólogo y notas de Manuel Tamayo Benito/ R.

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condition: Normal. 24 pp/ Revista literaria Novelas y Cuentos, nº 775/.

Rústica. Condition: Muy bueno. 224 pp/ Akal Básica, nº 269/ Traductor: Emilio José González García/ Durante el reinado de Felipe II, el príncipe Carlos, heredero del mayor imperio de la historia, vive sumido en el desánimo ya que la mujer que ama está casada con otro. Conquistarla no sólo supondría romper los vínculos del matrimonio, sino también contravenir las leyes naturales, ya que ese otro es el mismísimo rey, su padre. Don Carlos es una tragedia amorosa en la que se suceden las intrigas con la sublevación de los Países Bajos como telón de fondo. Esta obra, fruto de uno de los mayores talentos del teatro alemán y universal, sirvió de inspiración para la famosa ópera de Verdi de mismo nombre, y constituye un fascinante canto a la amistad, el amor y la libertad humana./ R31-4.

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condition: Aceptable. 234 pp/ Las cubiertas presentan algunas manchas. Estudios preliminares de Juan Probst / R70-1.

Piel con estampaciones en oro. Condition: Muy bueno. 949 pp/ Joya, nº / Traducción del alemán y prólogo por Rafael Cansinos Assens. Con 9 ilustraciones y 12 láminas fuera de texto/ R Size: 10x14. Libro.

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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Hildt, Johann Adolph. Sammlung in-und ausländischer Holzarten, zur technologischen Kenntniß, Charakteristik und Waarenkunde aller Kunst-Farb-und Apothekerhölzer. Erster Band, welcher 144 Holzarten enthält. Gotha, in der Expedition der Handlungszeitung und in Kommission des F.S.Industrie Comptoirs zu Weimar [Weimar, Carl Wilhelm Ettinger, 1797] 4to. Printed title mounted on contemporary board with publisher's advertisement pasted on reverse 1 and 12 board-plates (205 x 165 mm) each comprising 12 square wood samples measuring 48 x 48 mm, totalling 144 sections, each numbered and described in Latin & German with a printed ticket label, followed by a folding index printed on paper with the names of all samples contained. Half calf, contemporary marbled boards, original marbled endpapers. An extremely rare collection of 144 choice samples of known domestic, foreign and tropical woods formed to promote the knowledge of grains and colours of different woods to be usefully applied in technology, art, architecture and pharmacology for the use of builders, artisans, architects, chemists and merchants. Resin was also used for wound treatment. Each sample is labeled in a printed ticket in Latin and German followed by a printed number. Each of the 12 boards containing the samples is surrounded with a marbled paper border. The edges of the album are blocked in red. Top corner of index leaf lacking some text, otherwise the album is very well preserved. It is offered with the 2nd volume of a separately published text volume from the same press (Weimar, Carl Wilhelm Ettinger,1799) describing the qualities and characteristics of woods for the use of artists and artisans for staining and dyeing. 8vo. VIII+ 251 + [1]pp including errata leaf. Including separate bibliographical source indexes in Latin, French, German, English at the beginning and a subject index at the end for the convenience of consulation. Bound in contemporary marbled boards, an interleaved copy designed for annotations. Lacking a supplement volume of 6 album leaves issued later. Hildt (1734-1805) was a Gotha city treasurer and merchant who published several weekly trade journals on the manufacturing industries, the applied arts, and new inventions. His beautiful collection of wood samples was advertised for sale at the Gotha Forestry Board and acquired by the Prussian Commission of Arts & Crafts in 1802. Both album and text volume are remarkably well preserved as essential hand-guides for artisans and merchants of the period and must be considered rare survivals in such remarkable condition. OCLC 488959555.