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8°, 92 Seiten, mit 22 Abbildungen und vielen Tabellen, kartoniert. Seiten leicht gebräunt, schön erhalten. Sprache: Deutsch.

kartoniert. Condition: Gut. EA. 95 S. Ausschnitte aus der Lehrschau auf der Reichsnährstandsschau in Leipzig. Reich bebildert. Eselsohrig. Rücken beschabt. Randlich sowie im Vorsatz stockfleckig. Insg. gut. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 800.

Softcover/Paperback. Condition: Gut. 92 S., 21x15 cm Broschur, kart. Mit 22 s/w Ill. Ex-Bibliothek, Stempel auf Titel, Aufkleber auf Rücken; Seiten etwas gebräunt; gutes Exemplar. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 130.

Originalausgabe. 447 Seiten, Seite 451-1080, 265 Seiten, Seite 267-483. Anmerk.: keine Fehlseiten, die leeren Blätter sind nicht paginiert, jedoch mitgezählt. Hier die komplette Ausgabe zur Familiengeschichte Siebold. Teil I, Lieferung 1/2: Vom Namen Siebold. Das ausgestorbene altadelige Pfännergeschlecht Siebold zu Groß-Salze bei Magdeburg und zu Frankenhausen am Kyffhäuser. Das Müllergeschlecht Siebold zu Uftrungen am Harz. Das ausgestorbene Hofdienergeschlecht Siebold zu Darmstadt und Stuttgart. Das Medizinergeschlecht von Siebold zu Würzburg. Teil I, Lieferung 3: Die Würzburger Siebold, eine Gelehrtenfamilie des 18. und 19. Jahrhunderts. Carl Caspar v. Siebold: Professor der Anatomie, Chirurgie und Geburtshilfe, Oberwundarzt und Hebammenmeister in Würzburg. Der Mediziner Christoph Siebold. Damian v. Siebold, Arzt und Medizinalrat in Darmstadt. Dr. Josepha v. Siebold und Dr. Charlotte Heidenreich gen. v. Siebold. Carl v. Siebold Oberstabsarzt. Barthel v. Siebold, Professor der Chirurgie und Oberwundarzt in Würzburg. Elias v. Siebold, Professor der Geburtshilfe in Würzburg und Berlin. Eduard v. Siebold, Professor der Medizin und Geburtshilfe in Magdeburg und Göttingen. Carl Theodor v. Siebold, Professor der Zoologie, Physiologie und vergleichende Anatomie in Erlangen, Freiburg, Breslau und München. Philipp Franz v. Siebold, Japanforscher. Alexander Freiherr v. Siebold, Japanischer Diplomat. Heinrich Freiherr v. Siebold, Diplomat und Sammler in Japan. Genealogie der Würzburger Siebold und ihre Nachkommen. Umfangreicher Anhang. Teil II, Lieferung 1 und Lieferung 2: Der Thüringer, Eichsfelder, hessische und badische Siebold-Kreis. Einzelne kleinere Siebold-Stämme. Namen- und Ortsregister. Insgesamt 4 Teile, so komplett. Sprache: Deutsch [Familienkunde, Geschichte, Adel, Medizingeschichte, Familienforschung] Gr.-8°, 17 x 24 cm, kart., 3 Bände mit dem Namen Siebold (handschriftlich), auf dem Titel versehen.

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Hardcover. Condition: Very good. First. THE GREATEST JAPANESE BOTANICAL BOOK, EX-COLL. ISMA'IL PASHA, KHEDIVE OF EGYPT. Two volumes. Leiden: (vol. I) for the author, 1835[1841]; (vol. II) "IN HORTO SIEBOLDIANO ACCLIMATATIONIS DICTO," [1842]1870. First edition. Folio (15 ½" x 11 13/16", 393mm x 300mm). [Full collation available.] With 153 lithographed plates, of which 151 are botanical (numbered 1-124, 124b, 125-140, 151-160). Bound in contemporary half morocco over marbled boards. On the spine, 5 raised bands. Author and title gilt to the second panel, number gilt to the third, "I" beneath the khedival crown gilt in the sixth. Marbled end-papers. Chips to the tail of vol. I and the head of vol. II, with superficial cracking at the hinges. Rubbed generally, with patches of wear, especially at the edges. Passages of tanning and foxing, sometimes moderate, throughout -- affecting perhaps a third of the pages. Pl. 47 backed with a thick black film. Shelf-marks in graphite manuscript ("Tresor 1682/2" and "Tresor 1683/2") to the verso of the first free end-paper of each volume. Erased ownership signature to the lithographed title-page (vol. I). Acquisition number (?) "59188" in ink manuscript to the title-page of vol. I, with a scraped erasure wearing through the leaf. Excellent margins, the plates with many fore and lower deckles. Philipp Franz von Siebold (1796-1866) was born in Würzburg (Bavaria in modern Germany) but, through a family connection, joined the Dutch East India Company in 1822 as a medical doctor. After a time in Indonesia, he traveled to Dejima (Deshima), the artificial island off the coast of Nagasaki that allowed Western trade despite the Edo-period closure of Japan to foreigners. Siebold followed the tradition of doctor-naturalists stationed on the tiny island, his notable predecessors being Engelbert Kaempfer and Carl Peter Thunberg; indeed the lithographed title depicts a monument with their names on it, and the legend "Monimentum in memoriam Engelberti Kaempferi et Caroli Petri Thunbergii in horto botanico insulae Dezima cura et sumtibus Ph. Fr. de Siebold positum. MDCCCXXVI." (Monument placed in memory of Engelbert Kaempfer and Carl Peter Thunbergii in the botanical garden of the island of Dejima through the effort and funds of Philipp Franz von Siebold in 1826.). During his time on Dejima and occasional forays into Japan proper, Siebold collected specimens of some 2,000 species (now in Leiden), and upon his return he collaborated with the botanist Joseph Gerhard Zuccarini (1797-1848) to classify and organize the material; he is the author of the descriptions. Publication of the first volume was in 20 parts from December 1835 through June 1841 (the first 100 plates and their text), the second volume in 10; parts 1-5 appeared 1842-1844 but the rest of the project was hindered by Zuccarini's death. As explained briefly on the verso of the vol. II title-page, pp. 55-89 and plates 128-136 and 138-150 were completed by Friedrich Anton Wilhelm Miquel (1811-1871), who shepherded the work through the press. The plates are by Minsinger, Kaltdorff, Popp, Unger, Veith and de Villeneuve -- though (not noted by Stafleu-Cowan) the lithographed title and dedication are subscribed "Lith. d(e) Nippon;" could this be a Japanese lithographer at work? The gilt monogram "I" with the Khedival crown (distinguished by the crescent and star at its apex) at the tail of each volume surely indicates the ownership of Isma'il Pasha (a k a Ismail the Magnificent, 1830-1895), Khedive (viceroy) of Egypt under the Ottomans. Isma'il was Egypt's great modernizer who oversaw the building of the Egyptian part of the Suez Canal. Perhaps the dedication to Anna Pavlovna (namesake of the genus Paulownia) Queen consort of the Netherlands inspired a khedival gift or purchase. A samurai mission arrived in Egypt in 1862, and a second mission in 1864 was photographed by Antonio Beato, showing samurai standing before the Great Sphinx. Nissen, BBI 1842; Pritzel2 8674; Stafleu-Cowan 11.949.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Folio (2 volumes, 40 x 31 cm.): vol. 1: [2], 193 p. lithographed title page (unpaginated), letterpress title page (p. [1]), dedication (p. [3]), and 100 numbered lithographed plates; vol. 2: [4], 89 p., and 101-160 numbered lithographed plates (i.e., 151 plates total, with plates 141-150 numbered "151-160" as called for in Stafleu-Cowan). Bound in 19th century half-morocco over marbled boards, marbled endpapers, title in gilt on spine, with crowned monogram "I" at foot of spines (a little rubbed and scuffed, especially volume 2; plate 47 backed with black paper; occasional heaving spotting and foxing on select pages, including plates, as is common; ownership marks erased from lithographed and printed title page of vol. 1, unobtrusive stamp erasure to verso of all plates, and several plates also with superficial scuffs on recto). FIRST AND COMPLETE EDITION OF THIS EARLY FLORA OF JAPAN. Siebold's work was the second to appear on the flowers of Japan, preceded only by Carl Peter Thunberg's Flora Japonica, which was published in 1784. German physician, botanist and traveler Philipp Franz von Siebold (1796-1866) achieved renown through his studies of Japanese flora and fauna and the introduction of Western medicine in Japan. He was the father of the first female Japanese doctor, Kusumoto Ine (1827-1903). From 1823-1829 Siebold worked as a physician in Deshima, a guarded artificial island in the bay of Nagasaki, at a time when Japan was still largely secluded from the outside world. During his occasional travels through other parts of Japan, Siebold made extensive collections of ethnographical, zoological, and botanical objects. He brought living plants from Japan to Europe and introduced many ornamental Japanese plants there. He acquired ca. 12,000 dried plant specimens of 2,000 species, collected mostly by him and by his assistant H. Bürger (1804-1858). Siebold's collections of biological specimens and other objects from this first extended visit to Japan are mostly found in Leiden, where he lived after his return. The Japan Museum SieboldHuis in Leiden is dedicated to Siebold's work, collections and legacy. Siebold wrote his Flora Japonica in collaboration with the German botanist J.G. Zuccarini (1797-1848), curator of the Botanische Staatssammlung in Munich, who helped with the classification of botanical material. Volume 1 was published in 20 parts from 1835-1841, and parts 1-5 of volume 2 were issued from 1842-1844. The work was not completed until after Siebold's death, when F.A.W. Miquel (1811-1871), director of the Rijksherbarium in Leiden, resumed the project and published the final five parts of volume 2 in 1870. Flora Japonica expanded Siebold's scientific fame from Japan to Europe. He is still highly esteemed in Japan today as an important link between it and the Western world, and his surviving botanical collections in Leiden and elsewhere are of outstanding importance for Japanese botany. REFERENCES: Nissen 1842; Pritzel (2nd ed.) 8674; Stafleu & Cowan (2nd ed.) TL2 11.949. Book.

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Condition: Gut. 8°, 630 Seiten mit einigen Abb., betitelter Okart. - guter Zustand - 1967. b74982 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 1300.

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