John Fedor (109 results)

Paperback. Condition: LIKE NEW. Like new, very light shelf wear.

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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

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Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. Rojankovsky, Feodor (illustrator). Illustrated Edition. Price-clipped DJ; pages are "as new" - bright. DJ in mylar wraps, green cloth boards ***21st printing***.

HARDBACK RED. Condition: Good. JACKET: WORN DJ. gilt on spine, pages clean, black and white diagrams, tight binding, presentation signed (dated september 5, 1978) by author DATE PUBLISHED: 1977 EDITION: 344.

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condition: Aceptable. Dust Jacket Condition: Aceptable. Portada de John Kay (illustrator). 1Ş Edición en la colección Escritores Cé. Atractiva edición del ilustre FEDOR DOSTOIEWSKY,-EL GRAN PECADOR-, ES EL NÚMERO 50, (con errata de impresión editorial en portada, duplica título por error, El extrańo caso del Dr. Jekyll), dentro de la -Colección de Escritores Célebres- de la editorial DOLAR, de mediados del S. XX. Se anunciaban 75 obras mundialmente famosas, debidos a los treinta autores internacionales más leídos, de las más relevantes personalidades, novelas de intriga y emoción, nóvelos del fabuloso Far- West, novelas de amor. Con 160 páginas de extensión, haciendo constar que los originales en la colección eran íntegros. Sencilla pero muy atractiva edición en rústica, con bonita portada litográfica a colores, típicas de aquella época nostálgica de quioscos y tenderetes. Portada fatigada, con aceptable estado general de conservación. Edición circa ańo 195?.

XII 344 S., gr.okt., Ln., OU. berieben. --Contributions by John T. Dunlop, Ray A. Goldberg, Reginal J. Brown, Glenn L. Nelson, Kenneth J. Fedor, William M. Vaughn, III.- [ Wirtschaftswissenschaft Volkswirtschaft Arbeit Wirtschaftsgeschichte Firmengeschichte Landwirtschaft Nahrung SpracheEN J| 1977 N| John Dunlop N| Kenneth Fedor ] --.

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condition: Muy Bien. Dust Jacket Condition: Muy Bien. Portada de John Kay (illustrator). 1Ş Edición en la colección Escritores Cé. Atractiva edición del ilustre FEDOR DOSTOIEWSKY, -NIETOTCHKA NEZVANOVA-, ES EL NÚMERO 36, dentro de la -Colección de Escritores Célebres- de la editorial DOLAR, de mediados del S. XX. Se anunciaban 75 obras mundialmente famosas, debidos a los treinta autores internacionales más leídos, de las más relevantes personalidades, novelas de intriga y emoción, nóvelos del fabuloso Far- West, novelas de amor. Con 160 páginas de extensión, haciendo constar que los originales en la colección eran íntegros. Sencilla pero muy atractiva edición en rústica, con PRECIOSA portada litográfica a colores, típicas de aquella época nostálgica de quioscos y tenderetes. Con muy buen estado general de conservación. Edición circa ańo 195?.

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condition: Muy Bien. Dust Jacket Condition: Muy Bien. Portada de John Kay (illustrator). 1Ş Edición en la colección Escritores Cé. Atractiva edición del ilustre FEDOR DOSTOIEWSKY, -POBRES GENTES-, ES EL NÚMERO 57, dentro de la -Colección de Escritores Célebres- de la editorial DOLAR, de mediados del S. XX. Se anunciaban 75 obras mundialmente famosas, debidos a los treinta autores internacionales más leídos, de las más relevantes personalidades, novelas de intriga y emoción, nóvelos del fabuloso Far- West, novelas de amor. Con 160 páginas de extensión, haciendo constar que los originales en la colección eran íntegros. Sencilla pero muy atractiva edición en rústica, con PRECIOSA portada litográfica a colores, típicas de aquella época nostálgica de quioscos y tenderetes. Con muy buen estado general de conservación. Edición circa ańo 195?.

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condition: Bien. Dust Jacket Condition: Bien. Portada de John Kay (illustrator). 1Ş Edición en la colección Escritores Cé. Atractiva edición del ilustre FEDOR DOSTOIEWSKY, -EL DOBLE-, ES EL NÚMERO 74, dentro de la -Colección de Escritores Célebres- de la editorial DOLAR, de mediados del S. XX. Se anunciaban 75 obras mundialmente famosas, debidos a los treinta autores internacionales más leídos, de las más relevantes personalidades, novelas de intriga y emoción, nóvelos del fabuloso Far- West, novelas de amor. Con 160 páginas de extensión, haciendo constar que los originales en la colección eran íntegros. Sencilla pero muy atractiva edición en rústica, con PRECIOSA portada litográfica a colores, típicas de aquella época nostálgica de quioscos y tenderetes. Con buen estado general de conservación. Edición circa ańo 195?.

Hardback. Condition: GOOD. 1931. HMSO. First. Disbound loose sheets with clear protective cover. 7.5x11. Complete specification for patent application together with drawings.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. 260 p.; 8°. / With the editorial collaboration of André von Gronicka . and John Fisher. [With a map.]. English.

Paperback. 388 pp.; 21x14.5 cm. "Russian Culture in Europe 7" Russian and English text. As good as new, see picture. Price when new is 59,95 euro. 500g.

Ad. leaf preceding half title, front. port., 48pp cata. (Jan. 1912). Orig. maroon cloth, spine lettered in gilt. Labels of the Library of the San Francisco College for Women. t.e.g. v.g. First edition.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. First U.k. Edition. Hardback. No Dust Jacket. 8vo. pp xv, 349. Original publisher's green cloth, lettered black on spine and front cover. Not Illustrated .Ownership signature of John Kettelwell on the front endpaper. Almost certainly the illustrator of books. Very slight lean, slightly nicked with no loss and slight cracking at rear, otherwise sound, near very good.

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The two translations, in the same original red leather notebook, totalling 226pp., 12mo. Good, on lightly-aged paper, in worn binding. The first translation in the volume is a fair copy, without corrections, of a work published in French in 1823 as 'La Vérité sur l'Incendie de Moscou; par le Comte Rostopchine' (Paris: Ponthieu). Neither Curling's nor any other English translation appears to have been published. The second translation (the printed version of which is the first of the two pamphlets) is heavily corrected, with seven pages of additions loosely inserted. The first translation (77 pp.) has a manuscript title page reading 'The Truth upon The Great Conflagration of Moscow 1813. Translated from the French of Count Rostopchine Commandant of the Government of Moscow A.D. 1813, by John Curling, Hitchin 1856. Printed at Paris 1823.' The second translation (146pp.) has a manuscript title page reading 'Observations on The Campaign in the Netherlands. June 1815. Terminated by the battle of Waterloo. To which is added the "Relation," of the Last Campaign of Buonaparte by An "Eye-Witness" translated from the French by John Curling. "Truth is the eye of history, [.] a useless tale." Polybius, Book 1 Chapter 2nd'. At the end of the volume is the following note: 'Here is to follow the Relation by "An Eye Witness" translated from the French.' On the last two pages are two lists, beneath the heading 'Accessions to the Peerage & Baronetage from 1830, to 1859 both inclusive.' Curling's Tory sympathies are in evidence, with the first list showing 17 'Baronets Created do. do', and the second 'Baronets Created do do 134. !!!' Both of the printed pamphlets are scarce, with COPAC and WorldCat only yielding two copies of the first (one in Australia and the other in America) and one copy of the second (Edinburgh University Library). First pamphlet: 'Observations on the Campaign in the Netherlands, terminated by the Battle of Waterloo, June 18th, 1815. To which is added the relation of the last Campaign of Buonaparte. By an Eye-Witness. Translated from the French by John Curling.' 'Hitchin: Printed by C. Paternoster, Sun Street. 1858.' 87pp., 8vo. Stitched, publisher's blue cloth spine without wraps as issued. The text of the second translation in the notebook takes the pamphlet to p.81; the last six printed pages are those referred to in the notebook as 'to follow' (see above). In fair condition, somewhat aged. Second pamphlet: 'Observations on the Campaign in the Netherlands, June, 1815. By J*** C******'. 'Hitchin: Printed by C. & T. L. Paternoster.' No date. 26pp., 8vo. Inscribed by Curling on the title page to 'John Harrison Esqre', with the following autograph note beneath his printed initials: 'Intended as an Index to Captn Siburnes Work & Atlas.' An entirely different work from the first pamphlet. In fair condition, somewhat aged. Curling's entry in Burke's Landed Gentry recounts that he 'sailed in 1799 in the missionary ship "Duff" which was captured by the French privateer "Le Grand Buonaparte," near Rio de Janeiro, but with the aid of the Consul at Lisbon, succeeded in returning to his own country'.