Search Results: nam an ancient language of the by thomas f w

London: Oxford University Press, 1948. Hardcover with acetate dust jacket. First edition, includes 10 facsimilie plates and a sketch map. Page block uncut. Spine is tanned and creased, front and rear boards are tanned at edges and lightly shelf-worn. Light foxing to endpapers. Contents clean and binding sound. AD. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Used.

London: Published for the Philological Society by O. U.P., G. Cumberledge, 1951. Hardcover. AN. With vocabulary, sketch map, indices. Usual green printed boards, no dust-wrapper as published, 469pp.. Most pages unopened, tie mark to upper spine else excellent. In very good condition. Unused. Nam is an unclassified extinct language preserved in Tibetan transcriptions in a number of Dunhuang manuscript fragments. F. W. Thomas, English Indologist and Tibetologist, was librarian at the India Office and taught Comparative Philology at University College London. He compiled a catalogue of MS brought to London by Aurel Stein.

London 1951. x,469 pp. Orig. boards. (Phil.Soc.14) 30 - Volkenkunde

1951. Reprint. Oxford University Press, London. 1951. Duck-egg green paper-covered boards with text in black to spine and upper board. 469 pages. Index. 1 cm closed tear to paper at tail of spine but overall a very clean and sound copy.