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Guide to the Public Collections of Classical Antiquities in Rome; Volume 1
Helbig, Wolfgang 1839-1915; Reisch, Emil 1863-1933; Muirhead, James Fullarton 1853-1934
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God's unspeakable gift [with] The connexion existing between God and his people (Jay)
Raffles, Thomas, 1788-1863; followed by Jay, William, 1769-1853.
Published by [London: 1838], The Pulpit,, 1838
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Contact seller3-star sellerPamphlet. Condition: Good, removed. The pulpit, v. 33, no. 842, p. 393-408 in double columns; 20.5 cm.
Guide to the Public Collections of Classical Antiquities in Rome; Volume 1
Helbig, Wolfgang 1839-1915; Reisch, Emil 1863-1933; Muirhead, James Fullarton 1853-1934
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GT THE PUBLIC COLL OF CLASSICA
Helbig, Wolfgang 1839-1915|Reisch, Emil 1863-1933|Muirhead, James Fullarton 1853-1934
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GT THE PUBLIC COLL OF CLASSICA
Helbig, Wolfgang 1839-1915|Reisch, Emil 1863-1933|Muirhead, James Fullarton 1853-1934
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Northern Numbers, being representative selections from certain living Scottish Poets. First Series
VARIOUS; GRIEVE, C.M. [real name of MACDIARMID, Hugh] (1892-1978); BUCHAN, John (1875-1940); JACOB, Violet (1863-1946); MUNRO, Neil (1863-1930); OLGILVIE, Will (1869-1963); WATT, Lauchlan (1867-1957); HAMILTON, Gen. Sir Ian (1853-1947), et al.
Published by Edinburgh: T.N. Foulis, 1920, 1920
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Add to basket[Scottish Poetry] FIRST APPEARANCE. Octavo (20 x 14cm), pp.[2] 130 [4]. Publisher's blue quarter cloth with gilt titles to spine, and brown titles to grey paper over boards. Top edge toned; others untrimmed. Black ink gift inscription dated Christmas 1921 to flyleaf. Some weakness to binding at pp.90/91. Moderate rubbing and ton…ing to boards. Very good. The first appearance in print of the poet Christopher Murray Grieve, leader of the Scottish Literary Renaissance who would later publish under the pseudonym Hugh MacDiarmid. This first issue of Northern Numbers, containing strong contributions from the likes of John Buchan, Violet Jacob, and Neil Munro, was very favourably reviewed, with particular praise directed towards the editor Grieve who, according the Glasgow Herald, "possesses more talent and latent power than any other contributor to this book.".
Apology of Aristides - Passion of S. Perpetua - Lord's prayer in the early church / Chase - Fragments of Heracleon / Brooke.
Harris, J.Rendel 1852-1941 - Joseph Armitage Robinson 1858-1933 - Frederic Henry Chase 1853-1925 - Alan England Brooke 1863-1933
Published by Cambridge: 1891., University Press,, 1891
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Contact seller3-star sellerSoftcover. 118,27(Syriac) + 131 + 179 + 112 p.; 22 cm. (Texts and studies: contributions to biblical and patristic literature ; v. I, 1-4) Fair slate binder's cloth - crown and upper joint chipped.
Published by Lexington, Kentucky [Lexington, KY]: Printed Quarterly, by Joseph G. Norwood, 1828., 1828
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Contact seller5-star sellerFirst edition (not stated). 1-452, [2], 453-600, i-iv, [1] pages. Hardcover: H 21.5cm x L 13.25cm. Contemporary full leather; boards well rubbed with some staining and edges worn particularly at corners; long surface scratch to rear board; spine worn at ends with shallow losses/splitting at upper joints; spine's title label well… abraded and its gilt lettering difficult to discern; spine's black volume label scuffed as well but with gilt lettering mostly unaffected. Book now presented in a trimmed clear Dura-Lar (polyester film) sheet forming a dj which modestly enhances shelf presence. Text block edges darkened/stained; surface scuffs to fore-edge. Antiquarian ink inscription on front pastedown dated 1829 with different surnames cited in six-line ink gift inscription on front free endpaper; toning/foxing prevalent throughout; moisture stains to early and later leaves; occasional page corners creased. Binding is still firm. Formal title/copyright leaf with Lexington-Norwood imprint as pages 1-2; February 1828 (Number 1) issue as pages 9-152; May 1828 (Number 2) issue as pages 153-303; August 1828 (Number 3) issue as pages 305-452, [2]; November 1828 (Number 4) issue as pages 453-600; rear "Index to Volume I" as pages i-iv; concluding Errata as unpaged recto opposite Index page iv.
LEBENSGESCHICHTE DER MERKWÜRDIGSTEN ZEITGENOSSEN, erstes Bändchen - siebentes Bändchen: 'DAS LEBEN NAPOLEON'S. - NACH DEN VORZÜGLICHSTEN GEDRUCKTEN WERKEN, SO WIE AUS HANDSCHRIFTLICHEN NACHRICHTEN DARGESTELLT' von Georg Friedrich Kolb, erstes Bändchen bis siebentes Bändchen; 7 'BÄNDCHEN' IN 2 BÜCHERN, KOMPLETT.
KOLB, Georg Friedrich (1808-1884; Verleger, Publizist und linksliberaler Politiker, 1848/49 Mitglied der Frankfurter Nationalversammlung, 1848-1853 und 1863-1872 Abgeordneter im Bayerischen Landtag, 1868/69 Mitglied des Zollparlaments):
Published by Speyer, bey Jakob Christian Kolb 1826 (Bde. 1-3) / 1827 (Bde. 4-7)., 1827
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Add to basketLithographisches Frontispiz-Portrait (Napoleon), XII, 192; 182; 186; 204 / 202 (2); 194; Reihentiel, Werktitel, IV, 180 Seiten; jedes 'Bändchen mit Reihen- und Werktitelblatt, die bis auf Bd. 7 in der Seitenzählung enthalten sind. - Original-Halbledereinbände der Zeit mit marmorierten Buchdeckel und kleinen Lederecke, minimaler…Rückenvergoldung sowie goldgeprägten orange-roten Orig.-Rückenschildern; kl.-8vo.(ca. 15 x 9,5 x 6 cm). *** [Letztmalig ERWEITERTER SOMMERVERKAUF / Ultimately EXPANDED SUMMER-SALE: um über 40% Reduzierter Preis bis Montag, 10.08.2027 / PRICE-REDUCTION of over 40% until Monday, August 10; ursprünglicher Preis / originally EUR 80,-] --- 1. AUFLAGE, ZEITGENÖSSISCH GEBUNDENE ORIGINALAUSGABE; 7 BÄNDCHEN IN 2 BÄNDEN, KOMPLETT. - Es handelt sich wohl um Kolbs erstes umfangreiches Werk, in seinem 18. und 19. Lebensjahr im Verlag seines Vaters publiziert. --- Buchrücken und Stehkanten leicht berieben, Vordergelenk von Band 1 oben mit minimaler-, Rücken von Band 2 oben mit schmaler Lederfehlstelle; Vorsatzblatt von Dand 1 mit kalligraphischem Namenszug in Kopierstift, datiert [wohl 19]02. - ''Bereits mit 14 Jahren trat er [Kolb] in die väterliche Buchdruckerei in Speyer ein und arbeitete an der vom Vater gegründeten, liberal-konstitutionellen Neuen Speyerer Zeitung mit. Nachdem sein Vater 1827 verstorben war, übernahm Kolb die Leitung von Druckerei und Zeitungsredaktion und betätigte sich fortan als Publizist und Verleger sowie als Autor des Rotteck-Welcker'schen Staatslexikons. . . Im Zuge der Niederschlagung der Revolution wurde Kolb am 21. Juli 1849 als Bürgermeister von Speyer abgesetzt und seine Neue Speyrer Zeitung am nächsten Tag verboten. Ab dem 23. Juli 1849 war er für mehrere Monate in Zweibrücken wegen Verbrechen der Verführung von Truppen sowie Verbrechen der Hilfeleistung zu Gunsten illegaler Behörden inhaftiert, bis ihn der Appellationshof der Pfalz am 3. Januar 1850 vom von jeder Anklage freisprach.''(wikipedia).
Porträt. Fast ganzheitliche Darstellung, unten faksimilierte Unterschrift. Original - Stahlstich von Weger, Blattgröße: 27 x 21 cm, um 1860.
Pellet, Ida P., (1838 Graz - 1863 Leipzig ) Schauspielerin, debutirte 1853 in Nürnberg, Engagements:1854 Linz, Wien (Karltheater), 1857 Stettin, 18581861 Wiesbaden.
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More imagesPublished by Hampstead Heath, London, March 26, 1917 & June 30, 1897., 1897
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Add to basketCondition: Fine. Hampstead Heath, London, March 26, 1917 & June 30, 1897., 1897. Fine. - Over 15 words typed on the novelist's 9 inch high by 7 inch wide "Heath Brow, Hampstead Heath" stationery, enclosing a cheque to the famous book binders Sangorski & Sutcliffe. Signed "Hall Caine". Folded for mailing, else fine. Together with… an Autograph Letter Signed by the novelist's wife Mary Alice Caine consisting of over 90 words penned on 2 facing sides of 7 inch high by 4-1/2 inch wide "Greeba Castle, Isle of Man" stationery with an integral attached leaf. In her letter addressed to the wife of impresario Major James Pond, Mary Alice Caine invites the Ponds to visit the Caines at Greeba Castle from July 12th to the 15th [1897] the day they plan "to sail for America". Signed "Mary Hall Caine". The letter is folded for mailing, else fine with the original postmarked envelope stamped "JU30 / 97". In his book "Eccentricities of Genius" Major Pond writes of the visit. "I had been in correspondence with [Hall Caine] for a number of years with the view of making him a star lyceum attraction. I never could get his consent, although I had very encouraging symptoms. We became great friends. While in Europe, Mrs. Pond and I visited him at Greba [sic] Castle on the Isle of Man, and declared it the most interesting part of our English journey that summer." Hall Caine [1853-1931 was a Manx author best known as a novelist and playwright. In his day he was extremely popular and his novels outsold those of his contemporaries. His works were mainly romances but also addressed some of the more serious political and social issues of his time. Mary Alice Caine (1863-1932), born Mary Chandler, is considered the archivist of 19th Century literature of the period. According to David Wilson's controversial article "A Brief Biography of Hall Caine" published in "The Victorian Web", "During his time in London, Caine shared rooms with an academic friend Eric Robertson, and in the evenings they had meals sent over from a nearby coffee shop. The food was delivered by two of the girls who worked there. One of them was called Mary Chandler who adored Caine. Some months later Mary's step-father, and the father of the other girl, confronted Caine and Robertson and, looking to off-load the girls, claimed that they had been 'ruined'. Caine refused to marry, as according to his biographer Vivian Allen, nothing more than a bit of mild flirting had taken place. Legally, there was nothing to stop them from marrying, the age of consent at that time being 13, but instead Caine agreed to keep her and educate her." Other controversial and contested details provided by Tine Hreno in her blog "Writers in London in the 1890s", "Caine had a sister Chandler's age, who attended a boarding school called Sevenoaks. Caine swore his sister, Lily, to secrecy and sent Chandler to live with her there. Secrecy mattered because he was embarrassed by Chandler's age and didn't want his devoutly religious parents to find out he had been having sex with her." "Chandler attended Sevenoaks for just six months before she became pregnant with Caine's first child. Caine delayed for a month in registering the birth, then perjured himself by describing Chandler as "Mary Alice Caine, formerly Chandler." They didn't legally marry until 1886 in Edinburgh, where Caine could avoid bad publicity.
[Samuel Read of Chatham Dockyard and the School of Naval Architecture.] Autograph Letter Signed ('S: Read') to Viscount Ingestrie, attacking in detail Sir Charles Adam's conduct regarding the construction of the wooden steam paddle frigate HMS Gorgon
[Sail to Steam] Samuel Read (1796-1863) of Chatham Dockyard and School of Naval Architecture [Admiral Henry John Chetwynd-Talbot, Viscount Ingestrie (1803-1868); Admiral Sir Charles Adam (1780-1853)]
Published by Chatham. 12 March, 1839
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Add to basketA substantial letter, 3pp., foolscap 8vo. 100 lines of text. Bifolium. In very good condition, on aged paper, with one closed along crease line neatly repaired with archival tape. Addressed on reverse of second leaf, with Chatham postmark, frank, and black wax seal, to 'Viscount Ingestrie M:P. | 2 Wilton Crescent | Belgrave Squa…re | London'. An interesting document, in which a distinguished Victorian naval architect makes detailed criticisms of an innovation in his field. (HMS Gorgon was designed by Sir William Symonds and launched in 1837. Her direct-acting engines (in which the engine's cylinders are placed under the crankshaft), built by Seaward and Company, were the first to be fitted in any vessel. She was scrapped in 1864.) Read begins his letter: 'My Lord | Nothing could exceed my astonishment at the reply or rather which Sir C. Adam gave in citing the Gorgon as a specimen of the success of the personal conductor of our Naval Construction. | In a lithographic account privately circulated but which the Hampshire Telegraph published; it was stated for what purposes this bad & wretched failure was designed. - She was to be able to carry 10 long 32 Pr. between decks - 4 32 Prs. and 2 10 inch Bomb Cannon on the weather deck - She was to take or be able to take a regiment on board with all its equipage for a colonial voyage across the Atlantic.' He proceeds to describe the 'falling off' from these specifications, commenting that 'her constructor had so little knowledge of what he was about, that he was deficient in displacement at least 400 tons corresponding to a too great immersion of 3 feet about [.] When she left Plymouth for her first trip to St. Sebastian she drew 17 ft 3 in aft instead of her intended draft 15.6 and the Ports abaft the Paddle Boxes were only from 3 ft 3 in to 3 ft 6 in above the water!! Of course the Ports were still caulked in.' At the end of this criticism he describes the Gorgon as 'a failure'. He proceeds to 'shew how experiments are got up', concluding, 'is this the way that an experiment involving a cost of 40000£ should be conducted? - The engines alone of the Gorgon cost 20000£.' He continues 'Would Sir C. Adam produce the lithographic circulars of which the Gorgon was intended for and would he venture to place in contrast with it the actual performance of the ship?' He gives more specifications, before stating: 'The Constructor of the Gorgon ought to be called upon to explain if he can the early discrepancy between his intentions & performances. He ends by apologising for 'this rough document'.
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Barbieri, Carlo Emanuele di (1822 Genua - 1867 Budapest). Komponist. 1845 Wien, 1847 Berlin, 1851 Hamburg, 1853 Rio de Janiero, 1856 in Wien, seit 1863 Kapellmeister am Nationaltheater in Budapest.
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Porträt. Brustbild im Oval, darunter faksimilierte Unterschrift. Getönte Lithographie von Jäger, Bild: ca. 25 x 20 cm, Blatt: 38 x 30 cm, o. J.
Wachtel, Theodor (1823 Hamburg - 1893 Frankfurt am Main). Deutscher Sänger (Tenor). Zunächst am Hoftheater Schwerin, danach Würzburg, ab 1852 am Darmstädter Hoftheater. Hier sang er u.a. bei der ersten Tannhäuser-Aufführung den Walther, und im 1853 die Titelrolle im Postillon von Lonjumeau, in der er später die größten Erfolge hatte. Von 1854 - 1858 Hannover, dann Kassel, 1863-65 feste Engagements in Wien, 1869 Paris, 1871 und 1878 Amerika.
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Add to basket0. Selten. *** Dieses Blatt nicht bei Faltz verzeichnet. *** Diepenbroick 27255. *** Gute Erhaltung, am Rand etwas stockfleckig. Sprache: Deutschu.
