Search Results: Titles starting with I from Herman H. J. Lynge & Son

1900. København, Ole baden, 1900. Lille 8vo. Hldrbd. af Anker Kyster. Rygforgyldning. IV,82 pp., 12 plancher.

1946. New York, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1946. 8vo. In publisher's original full red cloth with gilt lettering to spine and front board, in the original dust-jacket. Dust-jacket with several nicks and tears, lacking paper on top and lower part of spine. Internally fine and clean.

1639. All: Antwerpen, Plantin; I: Balthasar Moretus, 1639, II: Apud Viduam & Filios Io. Moreti, 1636, III:Apud Balthasarem Moretum, & Viduam Ioannis Moreti, & Io. Meursium, 1630, IV: Johannes Moretus, 1610. 4to. Bound together in one contemporary full vellum binding with handwritten title to spine. Old crossed-out owner's name to first title-page and a few leaves with a few tears and creases to upper margin, far from affecting text, otherwise all works are very nice and clean, in very fine condition. I: Beautiful engraved printer's devise to title-page, beautiful woodcut vignettes and initials, and 17 excellently executed large (one small) engravings in the text (one full-page), most of which depict crucifications, a few of which depict coins. Woodcut printer's devise to last leaf. 96, (8) pp.II: Beautiful engraved title-vignette, beautiful woodcut initials, and two excellent engraved plates. Woodcut printer's devise to last leaf. (8), 86, (10) pp.III: Beautiful engraved title-vignette, beautiful… Read More

1919. Helsingfors, 1919. Lex8vo. Hshirtbd. XLIII,305 pp.

1913. Bari, 1913. Royal8vo. Solid full cloth, gilt lettering to spine. Stamps on titlepage. XI,357 pp., richly textillustrated and 4 plates. Internally clean and fine.

1920. Torino, Ed. D'Arte E. Celanza, 1920. Small 4to. Orig. boards. 26 pp., 56 plates.

1974. Folio. Opapbd. 64 pp. Illustreret. Nr. 65 af 402 numm. eksemplarer, signeret. Plancher i lomme og "tommestok".

1997. 1997. 245 pp.

1963. (Bologna), Capelli Editore, (1963). Lex8vo. Orig. boards with dustjacket. XVIII,181 pp.

1959. Roma, 1959-64. Folio. 2 orig. full cloth. XXXIX,407,XV,81. All published italian stamps reproduced in colours. Glasses for 3-D stamps at end. Protective slipcase to vol. I ( slipcase with tears).

1888. K., 1888. Ubesk. i orig. omsl. Omsl. lidt nusset, ryg m. rifter. Originaludgave.

1890. Indb. ubeskåret m. orig. for- og bagomsl. i pænt samt. rødt hldrbd. m. sort skindtitelfelt på ryg. Friskt ekspl. Originaludgaven med foromslaget tegnet af Carl Larsson. Zetterlund 51.

1974. Kbh., 1974. Lex8vo. Orig. hellærred. 368 pp. Rigt illustreret.

1982. København, Politihistorisk Selskab, 1982. Lex8vo. 2 orig. helshirtbd.Tilskrift og stempel på friblade. 283;301 pp. Illustreret.

1874. Indb. i samt. hldrbd. Indvendig helt frisk. Originaludgave.

1938. Milano, "Vita e Pensiero", 1938. Royal8vo. Orig. printed wrappers. (10),320 pp., 1 map.

1842. (1842) 1 leaf 8vo. With a later note in tiny neat handwriting to lower blank margin stating that Andersen's original handwritten poem was printed in "Hertha" 1842, p. 5. This excellent originally handwritten poem by the great fairy tale-author has the underlined headline "I Øehlenschlægers Album", but is also known under the title "Paa Nordens Himmel i Stjernernes Flok" (i.e. On the Sky of the North in the flock of the stars), which is also the first line of the poem. It was later printed, in the Swedish-Danish publication "Hertha", in January 1842, appeared again in "Digte, gamle og nye" in 1846, yet again in Andersen's collected works, vol XII, 252, 1879, as nr. 1 of the album leaves, and recently in a new modern Danish version by Johan de Mylius. This beautiful and treasured Andersen poem in full reads thus: Paa Nordens Himmel i Stjernernes Flok,Tycho Brahe har skrevet sit Minde,Og Thorvaldsen hug udi Fjeldets BlokSit Navn, det vil aldrig forsvinde;Du sang af dit Hjerte og Norden/ har… Read More

1912. Vicenza, G. Rumor, 1912. Fine later hcloth. VII,245,(1) pp. and with plates. Some scatterd brownspots.

1916. Firenze, Libr. della Voce, 1916. Uncut in orig. printed wrappers. XVI,503 pp. Stamp on titlepage. Clean and fine.

1840. Napoli, Dalla Tipografia di Gennaro Palma, 1840. 8vo. In contemporary full blue cloth with blindstamped title to spine. Remains of paper-label to to lower part of spine. Extremities with a few bumps and light soiling. Internally with light brown-spotting throughout. 379, (1) pp. The exceedingly rare first edition of Scialoja's seminal first publication. Scialoja - by Schumpeter characterized as a person of "conspicuous brilliance" - here presents himself as a follower of Say; to a large extend, his work is a tribute to French though. Scialoja published his work at the age of 23 and "I principj" is today being regarded as one of the landmark works of 19th century Italian economics. It anticipated many of the thoughts presented by Keynes in the first half of the 20th century and it was instrumental in the economic development of the Resorgimento. For Scialoja the main cause of underdevelopment and imbalances that prevent a balanced growth of the economy must be sought in the undeveloped… Read More