Text Ken Marschall (16 results)

hardcover. Condition: Fine. 1st. Square 4to, 229 pp. Fine copy in very good dust jacket. Profusely illustrated (illustrator).

Hardback. 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.

Condition: Very Good. Hindenburg - text by Rick Archbold ; paintings by Ken Marschall ; historical c. Marschall, Ken (illustrator).

First Edition. Hardcover. Large 4to. 229pp. Tight. Fully illustrated throughout. including archival photographs. No names or other markings. Fine in Fine, unclipped D/j. Ken Marschall (illustrator).

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Near Fine. 1st Edition. Gray cloth-effect boards, lettered in silver foil. As issued. Color pictorial dust jacket Near Fine with minor surface rubbing, now in mylar. 1st ed. 230 pp., illus. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Marschall, Ken (illustrator). Book.

28.5x30.5cm. First UK edition. pp229(1) with numerous monochrome photo & other illustrations, colour artwork, bibliography, and index; pictorial endpapers. Hardback / hard cover: charcoal grey boards, backstrip and front board titled in gilt. Near FINE copy in near FINE unclipped dust jacket. (Heavy item, overseas shipping at cost.).…

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. Hindenburg: an Illustrated History; text by Rick Archbold; paintings by Ken Marschall; historical consultants: Dennis R. Kromm, Dr. Henry Cord Meyer, John Provan; a Viking Studio-Madison Press Book, Toronto, 1994. From the blurb A radio reporter's account of the giant Hindenburg crashing to the ground in flames at Lakehurst, New Jersey, remains one of the most famous broadcasts ever made. The Hindenburg was truly a flying luxury liner, and her spectacular destruction on May 6, 1937, marked the end of the great era of airship travel. Now, in one splendidly illustrated volume, the complete story of Germany's mammoth airship and the other silver giants that once crossed the skies is told as never before. Dozens of paintings, diagrams, black-and-white and color photographs many of them unpublished convey just what it was like to make a voyage on the largest aircraft ever constructed. In a spectacular three-page foldout, readers can explore the Hindenburg's passenger decks, from the lounge with its grand piano and the promenades with their panoramic views to the elegant dining room and the airtight smoking room. Ken Marshall's evocative paintings depict some of the great moments in the history of zeppelins up to the fiery disaster that brought the airship era to an untimely end. This large format book, 229 pages is in fine condition in a fine dust jacket that is now in a protective mylar wrap.…

5. Auflage. Quer-4°. 227 S. Orig.- Pappband mit Schutzumschlag Sehr gutes Exemplar.

4°quer (29x30), 229 S., mit Illustrationen und fotograf Aufnahmen, OPbd mit ill OU, nahezu ungelesen, schönes gepflegtes Exemplar, * * * EU-AUSLAND: Wir versenden nach Österreich und nach Frankreich - kein Versand in die restlichen EU-Länder möglich ** due to EPR-Restrictions NO SHIPPING within the EU except to France and to Austria * * * BTC on-chain & lightning accepted * * *.…

Hardcover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Condition: As New. 1st Edition. The giant airship "Hindenburg" crashing to the ground in flames remains one of the most instantly recognizable photographs this century. Truly a flying luxury liner, the "Hindenburg" was the largest object ever launched in the air and her spectacular destruction on May 6th, 1937, marked the end of airship travel. This book looks at Germany's titanic airship and the other silver giants that once silently crossed the skies. It chronicles the great dirigibles, from the pioneering efforts of Count Zeppelin to the years between the wars when the United States and Great Britain competed with Germany for the prestige of building the world's most advanced airships. British hopes of airship flights spanning the empire had ended before the "Hindenburg" disaster with the crash of the R101 in a French field. Box #24.…

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. Hindenburg - An Illustrated History. Text by Rick Archbold - Paintings by Ken Marschall Published by Warner/Madison Press, Canada, 1994. Hard covers with illustrated dust jacket, size 29 x 31 cms., 229 pages, heavily illustrated in both colour and mono plates. The complete story of Germany's mammoth airship and others that once crossed the skies. Dozens of paintings, diagrams, mono and colour photographs, many of which had not been previously published. In a spectacular three-page-foldout, readers can explore the Hindenburg's passenger decks, from the lounge with its grand piano and the promenades for their panoramic views to the elegant dining room and the airtight smoking room. Informative history reliving the era of the great airships. Very good condition throughout. A01.1119.…

Condition: very good condition. First edition. Excellently designed, fine book about the biggest of all great airships. "It is burning, bursting into flames.this is terrible. Oh, the humanity.!" A radio reporter's account of the giant Hindenburg crashing to the ground in flames at Lakehurst, New Jersey, remains one of the most famous broadcasts ever made. The Hindenburg was truly a flying luxury liner, and her spectacular destruction on May 6, 1937, marked the end of the great era of airship travel. Now, in one splendidly illustrated volume, the complete story of Germany's mammoth airship and the other silver giants that once crossed the skies is told as never before. Dozens of paintings, diagrams, black-and-white and color photographs - many of them previously unpublished -convey just what it was like to make a voyage on the largest aircraft ever constructed. In a spectacular three-page fold-out, readers can explore the Hindenburg's passenger decks, from the lounge with its grand piano and the promenades with their panoramic views to the elegant dining room and the airtight smoking room. Ken Marschalls evocative paintings depict some of the great moments in the history of Zeppelins up to the fiery disaster that brought the airship era to an untimely end. HINDENBURG: An Illustrated History chronicles the complete story of the great dirigibles - from the pioneering efforts of Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin to the brief career of die Hindenburg's little-known sister ship, the Graf Zeppelin II. At the turn of the Century Zeppelins established the world's first passenger-carrying airline. But World War I bombing raids over London earned them the label "baby-killers." In the postwar years Great Britain and the United States competed with Germany for the prestige of building the world's most advanced airship. The British envisioned an empire linked by a fleet of silver giants. For the United States Navy, the Zeppelin would be a flying aircraft carrier, transporting fighter planes in its belly. By the late 1920s it seemed that the airship was poised to conquer the skies. In 1926 explorer Roald Amundsen flew across the Arctic Ocean in the dirigible Norge. An ecstatic New York ticker-tape parade greeted the Graf Zeppelin at the end of her pioneering 1929 round-the-world flight. The Graf soon went on to establish the first ever nonstop transatlantic air Service. But not all airship enterprises ended in triumph. Two years after the Norge's Arctic exploit, the Italia crashed on a polar ice floe, stranding her surviving crew for forty-nine days. And the first intercontinental flight of die British airship R101 ended in flames in a French field. The U.S. Navy airships Akron and Macon were wrecked by storms at sea within two years of each other. A haunting photo mosaic shows the site where underwater cameras recently located the skeleton of the huge dirigible Macon on the ocean floor, lying with the Sparrowhawk fighters that were once housed in her internal hangar. HINDENBURG: An Illustrated History vividly recreates a time when many believed that lighter-than-air craft held the promise of the future. Highlighted by a highly readable, informative text and illustrated with hundreds of breathtaking images, this magnificent book brings to life a remarkable chapter in the history of flight. 229 p. many illustrations and photos Hardcover with dust jacket, large format.…

Genehmigte Lizenzausgabe, 29 x 31 cm, 229 Seiten, mit zahlreichen Abbildungen, schwarzer Pappband in Leinenstruktur, goldgeprägter Rückentitel, Original-Schutzumschlag. Schutzumschlag mit Läsuren am oberen Kapitale, sonst eher leichte Gebrauchsspuren, gut erhalten. Collection Rolf Heyne. Sprache: Deutsch. …

Condition: sehr gut erhalten. Hervorragend illustriertes Buch! Das größte Fluggerät, das die Welt je gesehen hat, die Hindenburg, war ein Luxusschiff der Lüfte. Seine Passagiere reisten mit allem Komfort eines erstklassigen Hotels in einem Luftschiff, das dreimal größer war als die größten modernen Flugzeuge. Das Bild, als die Hindenburg in einem Flammenmeer zu Boden ging, ist eines der berühmtesten und einprägsamten Fotos des vergangenen Jahrhunderts. In diesem Buch wird die außergewöhnliche Geschichte einer Zeit, in der die gigantischen silbernen Zeppeline eine goldene technische Zukunft verhießen, in spannenden Texten und mit Hunderten von hervorragenden Illustrationen und Fotos wieder zum Leben erweckt. 230 p. viele, teils farbige Illustrationen und hochwertige Fotos Leinen mit Schutzumschlag, Großformat.…

Quer-4°. 229 Seiten, reichst illustriert. Orig.-Pappband mit Orig.-Umschlag. ISBN 3453080327 *Erste deutsche Ausgabe. Ein Medison Press Buch (Toronto, Kanada). Sprache: Deutsch 2800 gr.

Hardcover. Condition: gut. Luftschiff Hindenburg und die grosse Zeit der Zeppeline In deutscher Sprache. pages.