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Paperback. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Hardcover. Zustand: Sehr gut erhalten. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Kein Schutzumschlag. Grengg, Maria (39 Textbilder) (illustrator). 6. Auflage; 157 S. Size: 340 g. Buch.

Monographs on the Life, Times and Works of Thomas Hardy: No. 39 General Editor: J. Stevens Cox, F.S.A. (illustrator). First Edition. Very Good (covers nice; contents clean & tight). 12mo., printed white wraps; 6 pages.

Hard. Zustand: Good-. With 39 illustrations by C. Green, 34 by F. Barnard and 20 by H. French. (illustrator). Undated. c.1880. Good-. Binding copy. Contemporaneous half calf and dark green cloth. Covers dampstained, cloth lifting, calf chipped and rubbed. Marbled endpapers. Small dampstain to frontispiece margin. Tape bridging fly-leaf and frontispiece. Front board and few leaves a little wobbly. Minor foxing. All edges marbled.

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Soft cover. Zustand: New. 301 pages : illustrations (chiefly colour) ; 27 cm. The Vatican Museums Sharing Conservation project continues with success. In 2012 the second conference took place, organised by the Ethnological Materials Laboratory in collaboration with the Ethnological Museum, divided into two study days devoted to the material "earth", and symbolically to the planet "Earth". This volume, available in Italian and English, is a collection of the Proceedings. The complex theme of the restoration and conservation of multi-material items is addressed through the various experiences faced by professionals and scholars of international renown, strengthening the intention of sharing reflections, results and solutions, but above all, of highlighting valuable cultural evidence. The themes include artistic expressions linked to earth, such as the Shipibo ceramics of Peruvian Amazonia and the Buddhist sculptures of central Asia, as well as Australian aboriginal artefacts; examples of earthen architectural complexes in Peru, Mexico and Benin; and problems related to the preservation of museum collections and the defence of cultural heritage. The book is extensively illustrated with photographs depicting works and constructions undergoing restoration and conservation work. The posters displayed in the Ethnological Museum during the conference are included in the appendix.

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in-8°, VIII + 509 S., mit 79Abb. teilw. auf Tafeln + Beilagen: 3 Panoramen illustrierte Original-Broschüre. + Mappe. Abb. Im Buch.: Dietler, H.: Sechs Tage in den Alpen von Cogne. / Collet, Léon W.: L'Aiguille du Chardonnet. / Rochat, Eugénie: Im Mont-Blanc-Gebiet (L'Aiguille du Chardonnet). / Eymann, Fr.: Streiferei eines führerlosen Lichtbildners im letzten Clubgebiet des S.A.C. (Mont Buet). / Stöcklin-Müller, N.: Grandes Jorasses und Mont-Blanc. / Becker, Ludwig: Von Macugnaga über die Dufourspitze nach Zermatt. / Hürner, N.: Bergfahrten in der Zentralschweiz. / Lisibach, L. & End, G.: Bergfahrten im Tessin und Calancatal. / Euringer, Gustav: Hochtouren in den Dolomiten vor 20 jahren. / Eberli, J.: Kletterstudien in den englischen Bergen. / Bähler, E.: Calvin in Aosta und sein Alpenübergang. / Meyer von Knonau, G.: Die Bedeutung der Alpen um den Gardasee für den Kampf Bonapartes um Mantua 1796 und 1797. / Wäber, A.: Zur Geschichte des Fremdenverkehrs im engeren Berner Oberland. / Königsberger, J.: Das Strahlen und die Strahler. / Forel, F.A. & Lugeon, M. & Muret, E.: Les variations périodiques des glaciers des Alpes. 24e rapport. / Neue Bergfahrten in den Schweizer Alpen 1903. / Beilagen: 1) Imfeld: Panorama v. Weissenstein / 2) Hinder: Panorama v. Piz Lucendro / 3) Eymann: Panorama v. Mont Buet.Please notify before visiting to see a book. Prices are excl. VAT/TVA (only Switzerland) & postage.

in-8°, VIII + 509 S., mit 79Abb. teilw. auf Tafeln + Beilagen: 3 Panoramen illustrierte Original-Broschüre. Abb. Im Buch.: Dietler, H.: Sechs Tage in den Alpen von Cogne. / Collet, Léon W.: L'Aiguille du Chardonnet. / Rochat, Eugénie: Im Mont-Blanc-Gebiet (L'Aiguille du Chardonnet). / Eymann, Fr.: Streiferei eines führerlosen Lichtbildners im letzten Clubgebiet des S.A.C. (Mont Buet). / Stöcklin-Müller, N.: Grandes Jorasses und Mont-Blanc. / Becker, Ludwig: Von Macugnaga über die Dufourspitze nach Zermatt. / Hürner, N.: Bergfahrten in der Zentralschweiz. / Lisibach, L. & End, G.: Bergfahrten im Tessin und Calancatal. / Euringer, Gustav: Hochtouren in den Dolomiten vor 20 jahren. / Eberli, J.: Kletterstudien in den englischen Bergen. / Bähler, E.: Calvin in Aosta und sein Alpenübergang. / Meyer von Knonau, G.: Die Bedeutung der Alpen um den Gardasee für den Kampf Bonapartes um Mantua 1796 und 1797. / Wäber, A.: Zur Geschichte des Fremdenverkehrs im engeren Berner Oberland. / Königsberger, J.: Das Strahlen und die Strahler. / Forel, F.A. & Lugeon, M. & Muret, E.: Les variations périodiques des glaciers des Alpes. 24e rapport. / Neue Bergfahrten in den Schweizer Alpen 1903. / Beilagen: 1) Imfeld: Panorama v. Weissenstein / 2) Hinder: Panorama v. Piz Lucendro / 3) Eymann: Panorama v. Mont Buet.Please notify before visiting to see a book. Prices are excl. VAT/TVA (only Switzerland) & postage.

in-8°, Beilagen: 3 Panoramen Mappe. Staubfleckig Beilagen: 1) Imfeld: Panorama v. Weissenstein / 2) Hinder: Panorama v. Piz Lucendro / 3) Eymann: Panorama v. Mont Buet.Please notify before visiting to see a book. Prices are excl. VAT/TVA (only Switzerland) & postage.

Framed. Zustand: Fine. Inscribed by Alan Shepard, the first American to travel to space, to the crew of the USS Lake Champlain (CG-57), a Ticonderoga-class guided missile cruiser. This ship's predecessor, the USS Lake Champlain (CV-39), recovered Shepard and the Freedom 7 (illustrator). Signed Photograph. Framed color photograph with museum glass, full piece measures 18" x 23." Dark cherry wood with silver trim. This piece is signed on the gray matte, below the photograph. Provenance: A gift from a flag officer to an employee at the Pentagon Office Building in Crystal City, VA, which closed during the 2011 Base Realignment and Closure. Inscription reads: "First US Space Flight - 5/5/61 - To The Crew Of Lake Champlain (CG 57) - Just One Of The Many 'Firsts' For A Great Name - Alan Shepard / Rear Admiral, USN (ret)." An exceptional association piece. On May 5, 1961, American astronaut Alan Shepard (1923-1998) became the first American to travel into space aboard the Freedom 7. His suborbital flight lasted only 15-minutes. His spacecraft was recovered by the USS Lake Champlain (CV-39). Upon his successful completion of the flight, Shepard was awarded the NASA Distinguished Service Medal from President John F. Kennedy and the Distinguished Flying Cross. Shepard returned to space in 1971 aboard Apollo 14, becoming the 5th person to walk on the moon and oldest person to date. The USS Lake Champlain (CG-57) was commissioned in 1988 and remains in active service today. Signed.

8 friezes, each consisting of four folios joined, float mounted and framed (frieze size 15 x 60 inches). EXCEPTIONALLY FINE engraved frieze totaling more than 40 feet in length. Provenance: Early manuscript colophon; with the large engraved armorial bookplate of Antoine de la Mare, Sieur de Chesnevarin, councilor to the King Henry IV (ennobled 1590); late 18th-century engraved armorial bookplate with count's crown and manuscript motto 'semper juncti', and ownership inscription "Picquot fils"; early 20th-century bookplate with cipher 'LR'. 'this is undeniably one of the most interesting and splendid works representing public processions in the 16th century' (Vinet). THE VERY RARE SECOND EDITION OF ONE OF THE MOST CELEBRATED FETE ENGRAVINGS EVER PRODUCED, this issue with the space above the plates including Charles V's genealogy within elaborate cartouches BY Jacques Androuet du Cerceau. Printed posthumously at the commission of Engelbert Bruning. Recording the triumphal and majestic procession of Charles V (1500-1558), Clement VII (Giulio de Medici known as the "lord of all cunning" by his fellow Florentines), and all the Princes and Dukes of the Spanish empire, after Charles's coronation as Holy Roman Emperor at Bologna on 22 February 1530, St. Matthew's day. Charles V was the last Emperor to receive a papal coronation, and since he and Clement VII had often been on opposing sides of the complicated political divides of early 16th-century Europe, it was an event of tremendous historical significance, and a moment of supreme triumph for Charles V. The coronation procession depicted here was culmination of the festivities and celebrations that had begun upon Charles' triumphant entry into Bologna on the 6th December 1529. "Two crowns were placed upon Charles' head that day in San Petronio - the iron crown of the Kingdom of Italy, brought from Monza and hastily enlarged because it was too tight, and the crown of the Holy Roman Empire. Universal peace was eagerly and hypocritically declared; then it was time for the banquet. In the middle of the piazza 'a whole ox was there for the taking, complete with head and very long horns, stuffed with a wether, itself stuffed with chickens, capons, partridges, pheasants, pigeons, hares, thrushes and pigs, also whole; and because no one could turn it, they had devised certain winches, turned by various lansquenets who were standing around'" (Guadalupi). As early as 1524, the year after Clement became Pope, Francis I of France's conquest of Milan prompted him to change his allegiance from Imperial Spain and to ally himself with other Italian princes (including the Republic of Venice) and France in the January of 1525. This alliance acquired Parma and Piacenza for the Papal States, the rule of Medici over Florence and the free passage of the French troops to Naples. However at the Battle of Pavia in February of 1525 Francis was captured by his bitter enemy Charles V and held captive in Madrid. So Clement re-affirmed his loyalty to Charles, signing an alliance with the viceroy of Naples. Once Francis was freed after the Treaty of Madrid in 1526 Clement changed sides again, and entered into the League of Cognac together with France, Venice, Florence, and Francesco Sforza of Milan. Then he issued an invective against Charles, who in reply defined him a "wolf" instead of a "shepherd", menacing the summoning of a council about the Lutheran question. Meanwhile troops loyal to Charles, led by Cardinal Pompeo Colonna pillaged the Vatican City and sacked Rome in 1527; Clement was held prisoner in Castel Sant'Angelo. The Pope was forced to change sides for one last time. On June 6, Clement VII surrendered, and agreed to pay a ransom of 400,000 ducati in exchange of his life. He conceded Parma, Piacenza, Civitavecchia and Modena to the Holy Roman Empire. In June of 1528 the warring parties signed the Peace of Barcelona. The Papal States regained some cities and Charles V agreed to restore the Medici to p.

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