Resultados de búsqueda: Danish; Denmark from Bolerium Books Inc., ABAA/ILAB

Cedar Falls, Iowa: Holst, 1933. [48p.], single issue of the Danish immigrant Christmas annual; text in Danish. Wraps worn, last page doodled upon in pencil; staples rusted.

[Denmark]: Socialistisk Ungdoms Forbund, 1972. 62p., stapled wraps, 5.75x8.5 inches, small stain on rear wrap else very good condition; text in Danish. Røde Haefter nr. 2.

Kosovo: KMDLNJ / Danish Centre for Human Rights, 2000. Paperback. 184p., softbound journal in 9.5x6.5 inch colorful wraps; no illustrations whatsoever, text entirely in a Balkan language except for the name of the Danish Centre. Mild edgewear to covers and flecks of soil, a sound copy entirely clean and unmarked within.

Copenhagen: Hernov, 1964. 269p, cloth-bound boards, spine has gilt lettering and decoration, illus, small handwitten note pasted opposite title page, on the expedition and Inuit life on Greenland.

Copenhagen: E. Jespersens Forlag, 1925. 42p., 5.25x6.5 inches, illustrated title page featuring a bat, text in Danish, very good first edition in glossy pressed red leather, gilt titling, top edge gilt. Long poem by Danish poet influenced by Hans Christian Andersen.

N.pl: Stok-Art, 1992. Hardcover. 96p., very good condition in like dust jacket, 10x14 inches. Text in Danish.

New York: American Friends of Danish Freedom and Democracy, 1941. Paperback. 67p., 8.5x11 inch mimeographed leaves bound with metal clip, rear cover edgeworn. Second edition. Overview of destruction and economic decline under Nazi control.

København: C. A. Reitzel, 1847. Hardcover. 140p., 5x8 inch quarter cloth boards, fore edges are marbled; gilt lettering and decoration on leather spine is mostly faded, board corners are rounded and exposed, touch of soil on front board, minor toning on endpapers from glue, fore-edge decoration is mildly dimmed, head and tail of spine are somewhat shelfworn and slightly exposed, in good condition. Text in Danish.

Copenhagen: Haandarbejdets Fremmes Forlag, 1958. Paperback. 50p., 7x9 inches; heavily illustrated, minor spine wear, library rubberstamp on title page for the "San Francisco Craft and Folk Art Museum," else in very good condition. Modern Designs.

Toronto: Christopher Cutts Gallery, 1999. Paperback. 31, [1] pages, illustrations, wraps. 9.5 x 6.75 in. Full page, full color photographs of Carstensen's exhibition of works mostly on canvas and PVC. The exhibition and its title are references to August Strindberg's The Red Room, the first Swedish modernist novel. Introductory essay by Judith Mastai on art spaces and socialization. Scarce. WorldCat reports only one location, in Denmark, as of February 2023.

Hojbjerg, Denmark: the zine, 1986. Staplebound. 26p., stapled wraps, 5.75x8.25 inches, staples rusted else very good condition. Punk zine with pieces on the Danish fanzine scene, the Dutch zine Neuwe Koekrand, interview with members of Kafka Prosess and Chumbawumba (described as four years old, hence our attribution of the zine to 1986), and more. Back cover has a statement critical of the Danish government for its treatment of Tamil refugees.

Ostfilden-Ruit, Denmark: Hatje Cantz Publishers, 1999. 160, [44]p., french-fold wraps, 8.5x11.25 inches, chiefly illus., very good condition. Documentation of a project commissioned by the Danish Contemporary Art Foundation. The project consisted of a series of NASCAR-style races, in which "other artists, critics, curators, filmmakers along with sponsors of the project and innocent bystanders were encouraged to participate in an ongoing discussion using wireless telecommunication while driving the cars.

Copenhagen: Socialistisk Arbejderparti, 2004. Magazine. various pagination, Danish language staplebound newsletter in pictorial wraps, minor shelfwear, else in very good condition. Lot includes nr. 182, 183, 187, 188. Socialistisk Arbejderparti (SAP) dansk sektion af Fjerde Internationale.

Copenhagen: Kirkelig forening for den indre mission i Danmark (Thor Pontoppidan) Siloam v., 1912. 764p., pebbled boards with leather spine, apparently custom-bound, mildly sloped spine and rubbing to corners, gift inscriptions on front endpaper; text in Danish.

Copenhagen: University of Copenhagen, The Natural History - Geographical Subject Group, 1972. 439p., in-text illustrations from photography, diagrammatic sketches, and maps; softbound in 9.2x6.7 inch wraps, cover shows slight edgewear and handling soil, a clean, sound, very good copy.

Copenhagen: Communist Party of Denmark, 1946. Volume 7, number 1 to volume 8, number 2 (October 1945 to December 1946), six quarterly issues in total. Volume 7, total 168 pages; volume 8, up to p. 88. Each issue in wraps, slightly edgeworn but clean, one issue has pencil notation on cover. The Party had been banned during the German occupation, but was at this time on its feet again.

Tübingen: Patria, 1947. 607p., illustrated with a few vignette sketches, a plate on inserted coated stock (nice nude bas relief), and appended author portraits. A hardcover with worn boards, cloth split in several spots, no dj. Previous owner's address(es) in pencil on inside of cover and flyleaf (LA and Hartford CT). Collection of Lithuanian literature.

New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1922. Hardcover. 215p., cloth-covered boards, corners worn, small stain on rear endpapers, else good condition. No dust jacket. The Borzoi-Gyldendal Books.

Tyler, Minn: Axel H. Anderson, 1925. Paperback. 86p., wraps, lightly worn, sticker scar on rear wrap, title page toned with a small stain, else good condition. Text in Danish. Sermon by the Danish-American pastor. Jensen was involved in publishing "Ungdom", the newsletter of the Association of Danish Youth Clubs.