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Hardcover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. First Softcover Edition. Xvi, 452 Pp + Catalog At End. First American Soft Cover Edition, From The Second English Impression Which Corrected A Few Typographical Errors And Added References To Some Recent Work (1928). Near Fine, No Marks.

HC. Condition: good, tan cloth (hardcover). 217pp First printed in 1507 - from dust jacket front flap (only) laid in.

Cloth. Condition: Good. 12mo, 193 pp., frontis. Spine cocked, with wear at head and heel, covers rubbed and a bit darkened, corners of boards lighlty bumped, pages tanned, previous owner name, underlining and notes in text, notes to rear free endpaper.

Condition: Good. New York: Frederick A. Stokes Company, 1916. Early US printing. 12mo. 317pp. Good book. Owner's name on front free endpage. (short stories) Inquire if you need further information.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. SHEPARDSON BOOKSTALL, 20 YEARS OF SUCCESS ON ABEBOOKS.VERY RARE SURVIVING Limp Green Leatherette; BL gold logo on front; Spine #1; unusual Blue Marble Endpapers (1917-19); 66 Titles listed in Catalog at front makes this C5 (see scan); light green topstain.

Hardcover. Condition: g to near fine. First Dutch edition. Folio. Vol. 1: 15 leaves, 850 (10)pp., 19 plates, incl. frontispiece title, and Lundius portrait and tabernacle in forewords; Vol. 2: (1) 852 (11)pp., 6 plates. Original calf with gilt double ruling on covers and gilt lettering on spine, six raised bands. Speckled edges. Illustrated title page engraving. Title pages printed in red and black, both with engraved vignettes. Decorative initials and endpieces. Marginalia. In the forewords in volume one that of the editor contains a full page portrait engraving of Lund rendered by P. Houbraken, the author 's foreword contains a full page engraving of the plan of the tabernacle and its courtyard. Important and often-referenced treatise on ancient Jewish rites and symbolism, the tabernacle, the temple, the high priests, the Levites and the services of the old Hebrews, written by the Lutheran pastor Johann Lund. The German edition was published posthumously in 1711 by Lund's son Thomas Lund. It is profusely illustrated with twenty-five full-page copper plate engravings, four of them folding, depicting the tabernacle, the Arc of the Convenant, the altar for sacrifices, sepulchers, the Temple of Solomon, copper cleansing vessels, the high priests and the Levites, the idol Moloch receiving human sacrifices, memorial charms for head and arms, various plans, e.g. the shape and arrangement of the bedsteads at the tabernacle, among others. In addition the work is illustrated with numerous in-text copper engravings showing various essentials used in ceremonies as well as ancient coins and line drawings of architectural details. Both volumes contain registers at rear. Text in Dutch. Bindings with some wear along edges, scuffing and very light fraying at corners, front joint of volume one almost cracked, and quarter inch chip along head and tail of spine, volume two only at head. Rubbed. Bindings in overall good-, interior in very good, plates in near fine condition.