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Uppsala, 1848 Hwasser, Israel,1790-1860 (praeses). Part 1 and 2. Part two starts at page 17. Some light brownish stains on front page, otherwise in very good condition.

Uppsala: per J. H. Werner, S. acad. typ., 1702 Vallerius, Harald, 1646-1716 (preses), Gisler, Petrus, 1673-1740 (respondent). Thesis on the 'Inclined plane'. [2], 30 pages. some notes on front page and added paper over the bottom part of the front page.

Bern: Verlags-AG "Das goldene Buch der Kochkunst", 1956 Text in german and french. Clothbacked boards. Spine fairly worn. Small dent in upper edge of front cover. Interior in good condition. This is number 110.

Stockholm: F. C. Askerberg, 1883 translated by Lunell, J. 383, [3] pp. First swedish edition. Publishers red cloth. Interior loose from boards and spine but in very good condition, clean and bright.

Stockholm: Elmén & Granberg, 1837 105 pages + 4 colored engravings. Probably privately bound half leather. Interior in good condition, first engraving and title page repaired with supporting paper.

stockholm, 1818 Parallel text in swedish and french. Small water stain in upper right corner throughout.

paris: Chez l'Auteur et Lapina, 1930 Publishers original wrappers, very worn, partially destroyed frayed at edges and front wrapper loose. Binding partially loose and first 8 pages loose. Tear in inner edge of half title page and title page. Interior bright and clean though. Numbered edition, this is number 1921.

Edinburgh: Adam & Charles Black, 1880 Edinburgh. Adam & Charles Black, 1880. xvi, 720 pp. 321 figures including 1 folded plate. Publishers decorated cloth, 1st edition. Gunther, A. C. L. G.

Copenhague: B. J. Bendixen. , 1829 Traduit par Sophie Levin. 2,33+errata. tagen ur band.

Stockholm: Norstedt, 1909 translated by Törngren, Ingrid. xii, 722, [1] pp. Publishers red cloth, just slightly worn. Decorated endpapers. Marbled edges. Interior in very good condition.

New York: Holt Rinehart & Winston, 1966 164, [5] pages. plates and illistrations in color by Toulouse-Lautrec. frontispiece portraiting Toulouse-Lautrec. Boards are in good condition, just lightly worn and with some dirty edges. Removed stamp on front end paper. Interior otherwise in very good condition.

Frankfurt a. M.: Internationaler Verband der Köche, 1905 392 pages. No. 1-24. Publishers decorated cloth with gilted text. Marbled edges. Just slightly worn covers and spine. Interior in good condition. Some small spots throughout. Interior folded ones, probably before binding.

London: Cassell, 1889 Half calf, with red spotted edges.Covers just slightly worn, manily at edges and cornes. Spine just worn at hinges, bottom and top. Volume 1 / Volume 2: iv, 380 pages; iv, 380pages / iv, 380 pages; iv, 380 pages. Endpapers fairly browned. Inscription on free front endpaper, on both volumes. Interiors in very good condition.

London : Dean & Son, 1885 London. Dean & Son, Circa 1885. 9 chromolithographies (wrappers + 7 chromolithographies) and 6 lithographies.

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"One of the first publishers of children's books to enter the field of movables, the London-based company Dean and Son created fanciful and charming pages, some featuring anthropomorphized animals. Stiff and sober as the Dean characters appear to modern eyes, there is a playful element in these scenes indicative of a relatively new trend in juvenile books in the nineteenth century. As children's book historian F. J. Harvey Darton has noted, these works aimed at providing amusement and pleasure for children, rather than simply serving as tools for instruction. Interestingly, however much these books delight children with their advanced technology, they firmly reinforce the moral and social context of the day. Dean and Son produced about fifty movables in the last half of the nineteenth century, making the publishing company the… Leer más

Frankfurt a. M.: Internationaler Verband der Köche, 1902 384 pages. No. 1-24 + Index. Publishers decorated cloth with gilted text. Marbled edges. Slightly worn covers and spine. Interior slightly browned by age, but in good condition. Interior folded ones, probably before binding.

Berlin,: Spener, 1799

Paris: Pilet, 1816 2 volumes. Fairly worn grey paper wrappers. Uncut. Some red doodles on front wrapper of second tome. Half title page and title page of first volume with some water stains. Relief stamp and signature (Beauvilliers) on the same title page. Binding partially loose, mainly at the beginning of the volumes. Interior of both volumes in very good condition, bright and clean. 3 folded plates in the first volume, with fairly large water stains and slightly frayed at edges. 6 folded plates in the second volume, clean and bright, in good condition. xx, 388, pp. ; [4], 376, 38 (supplement) pp.

Paris: Léon Vanier, 1884 Vicaire 292. Publishers original wrappers, fairly worn and soiled wrappers and spine. Half title page and title page loose. vii, 386 pp. Partially unopened. The title page, half title page and preface pages browned by age, rest of interior very bright and clean. Uncut copy as well.

St. Petersburg: R. Hoenniger, 1896 ST. PETERSBURG. August Deubner's buchhandlung. Newsky-Prospect 28, gegenüber der Kasan'schen Kirkche. no printed year, [1896, weiss 1782]. XXV, 648, [1] pages. Last page misprints. First, and only edition. Red cloth, gilt decorated, and relief flowers, with small relief stamp on rear cover in russian (¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿ ¿¿¿¿¿ ¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿ ¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿ ¿.¿ no.41 ¿¿¿ / BOOKBINDING ALEX NORDBERG KAZAN U.L no.41 SPB). Slightly worn covers, mainly at edges. The gilt decorated stripes and title is somewhat dirty (50/50). Small tear in upper left corner of front cover, between spine and cover. Small tears on the same place at rear cover. Spine just very lightly sun bleached and a bit worn at top and bottom… Leer más