1930 6, Signed (10 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. First Edition. A near fine copy, initialed on front cover by the previous owner, artist and Otis dean E Roscoe Shrader. Initialed By E Roscoe Shrader.

1.) Ernst Toller, Ausgewählte Schriften, mit Geleitwort von Bodo Uhse und Bruno Kaiser, hrsg. von der Deutschen Akademie der Künst zu Berlin, Verlag Volk und Welt Berlin, 1. Auflage/1959, 367 Seiten, Leinen-Einband mit O.Schutzumschlag, schwarzer Kopfschnitt, gut erhalten. 2.) Wolfgang Rothe: Ernst Toller in Selbstzeugnissen, dargestellt von Wolfgang Rothe, Rowohlt Taschenbuch Verlag Renbek bei Hamburg, 2. Auflage/1997, 152 Seiten, viele Abbildungen, gut erhalten, vom Autor am 16.12.2003 mit Widmung "Die Welt wird immer TOLLER - oder?" signiert. 3.) Die Weltbühne, Wochenschrift für Politik, Kunst, Wirtschaft, begründet von Siegfried Jacobsohn unter Mitarbeit von Kurt Tucholsky, geleitet von Carl v. Ossietzky, Heft 31 vom Dezember 1930, 37 Seiten, geklammertes Heft, leichte Benutzungsspuren am Umschlag, sonst gut erhalten, Inhalt: Carl v. Ossietzky: Bilanz 1929. Erich Landsberg: Der Richter von Schweidnitz. Ernst Toller: Ankunft in Amerika. Jan Barghusen: Die Grüne Front VI: Unter der Landbundfahne. Jurt Großmann: Indizien. Ignaz Wrobel: Hat Mynona wirklich gelebt? Rudolf Arnheim: Goldene Worte für das Lichtspielgewerbe. Celsius: Sturm auf die Stars. Bertel Schillinger: Attentat auf Axel Sondermann. Julius Kaden-Bandrowski: British Meseum. Ein Justizwachtmeister: Defizit-Justiz. 4.) Rolf Höller: "Der Dichter als Revolutionär. Vor 110 Jahren wurde Ernst Toller geboren", Artikel aus ND vom 6./7. Dezember 2003, wie angegeben.

In-8° pp. 38, bross. edit. ill. Ampia dedica autografa all'interno della bross.

48 p. (+ 22 plates) Bound in the publisher's paper wrappers (In good condition with untrimmed text-block. Dedicated and signed by Edm. Sergent on the first free endpaper.).

Anonymes Bilderbuch mit Holzschnitten in expressiven Farben (einer "KB" signiert); auf der gegenüberliegenden Seite kurze Reimgeschichten.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Condition: Bien. 1ª Edición. 141 p. ; 19x14 cms. 300 grs. Encuadernado sin cubiertas originales (A-305E). Dedicatoria autógrafa del autor.

Couverture souple. Condition: bon. R320051039: non date. In-8. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 31 pages - ENVOI DE L'AUTEUR. . . . Classification Dewey : 97.2-Dédicace, envoi.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Several item comprising a neat little archive of Sir John Bland-Sutton, belonging to his biographer W.R. Betts. Bound copy of the April 1930 issue of The British Journal of Surgery, dedicated to Sir John Bland-Sutton. About 180 pages, including ads. Original softcovers bound in to a gray hardcover binding. Original letter attached to the inside front endpaper from the editorial board of the journal ot W.R. Betts telling him that the editorial board of the journal had decided to ask Bland-Sutton's permission to dedicate the issue to him (dated January 1930). Also, an 8 page biography of Bland-Sutton reprinted from the Middlesex Hospital Journal 1937. Also, 5 letters from Bland-Sutton to W.R. Betts written in the early 1930's (on Bland-Sutton's stationery). 1 page handwritten letter on thin paper, initialed by Bland-Sutton on the bottom, titled 'Sir James Paget.' Original black and white photo of JBS with black cat. 3 copies of Moloch's caricature of JBS (printed in Chanticlair in June 1909). Mounted illustration of JBS from Punch magazine. Photogravure of JBS. Please email for details on the content of the (short) letters. Webb published a biography of JBS in 1956. If you've read this far, you already know who he is. but for the sake of completion: Sir John Bland-Sutton was president of the Royal Society of Medicine in the early 1920s; President of the Royal College of Surgeons after that. Signed by Author(s).

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. 43 pp; 35 figs. Original wrappers. Vertical crease. Very Good. First Edition. SIGNED BY HERBERT OLIVECRONA TO GEOFFREY JEFFERSON: "To Geoffrey Jefferson/ with kind regards/ from H. Olivecrona." "In the summer of 1935, [Olivecrona] was visited by the British neurosurgeon pioneer Geoffrey Jefferson, who then wrote: 'Olivecrona is first-rate; he works calmly and methodically and yet gets his bone flaps up in 12-15 minutes. He uses the Martel drill and a bone saw designed by Max Stille--a very great improvement over the old Gigli saw. Olivecrona operates on at least two cases a day, five days a week' " (English translation of article on Herbert Olivecrona by Bengt Ljunggren in online Swedish biographical dictionary). Signed by Author(s).

10,4 x 14,6 cm. Illustration von "Blum" (im Druck signiert). Postkarte gelaufen. An den Kunstmaler und Architekten Erich Teschemacher, Schillerstrasse 12/13, Berlin-Charlottenburg adressiert. Gutes Exemplar. Postcard: Invitation to the "Dachkahn" Prinz Albrechtstr. 8, artist cards for the price of 6 Mark. "Mabi-Arche" (Mal-ler, Bi-ldhauer, Architekten), February 22 and March 1, 1930. Berlin, 1930. 10.4 x 14.6 cm. Illustration by "Blum" (signed in print). Postcard to the painter and architect Erich Teschemacher, Schillerstrasse 12/13, Berlin-Charlottenburg. Teschemacher, Erich (Architekt, Maler, Grafiker), BDA, geb. 23.07.1886 Berlin gest. 25.05.1957 Bad Homburg v.d.H. Sprache: deutsch.