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0. 8°. 12 S., Bibl.-Halbleinenband der Zeit. Orig.-Broschur miteingebunden. - Behandelt den damals aktuellen Wirtschaftszustand der USA, z. B. Produktion, Immigration, Eisenbahn. Altes Bibliotheksetikett auf Deckel. Titelei mehrfach gestempelt, darunter 1 Bibl.-Ausscheidestempel. de Band.

hardcover. Zustand: Good. Signed. signed by the author with a personalized inscription. Fischer was an Austrian-American banker who was killed in a Japanese prison camp in Tientsin, China, in 1945. cover shows moderate wear, tear, chipping, staining, tanning. pages tanned and clean.

original Broschur, 8°, 33 S. /p ; Zustand: gut, a good copy / mit handschriftlicher Widmung des Verfassers. / with handwritten dedication by the author an 75 Buch.

Hardcover. Octavo. Pp. ix, (ii), 237, xii illustrated commercial advertisements. Plus numerous plates, maps and plans, some folding, some coloured, tipped- or bound-in, all outside the pagination. Plus large folding "Plan of Peking" printed in multiple colours, at rear pocket. Several original Addendum slips tipped-in. HARDCOVER, bound in the original publisher's quarter yellow cloth and matching boards, upper cover illustrated, spine lettered, boards slightly rubbed or finger marked, short tear to blank margin of one folding plan and to first free endpaper. In about fine condition. Minor blemishes noted, a surprisingly clean and well preserved copy with absolutely crisp maps. ~ Fully revised edition. First published in 1909. Emil Sigmund Fischer (1865-1945), banker and traveler, born in Vienna. He came to China in 1894 and was a banker in Shanghai, later in Tienstin. Beside "Guide to Peking" he wrote "Travels in China, 1894-1940" (Tienstin, 1941); "Through the Silk and Tea Districts of Kiang-nan and Chekiang"; "The Trans-Siberian Route" and others. He was held prisoner by the Japanese from 1941 until his death. With contemporary ticket to first paste-down, in English and Chinese, "French Bookstore, Peiping (China)". TIMO-1 OUT. ~ ~ NOTE: THE PRICE OF THIS BOOK IS CURRENTLY REDUCED! ~ ~ (illustrator).…

First separate edition, 12mo, pp. 8; text in double column; 2 full-page illustrations from photographs; text toned, else very good in original printed red wrappers. Not found in OCLC.

*** [Endgültiger NACHSOMMER-SCHLUSSVERKAUF: um 50% reduzierter Preis bis Montag, 05.10.2026; ehemaliger Preis EUR 280,-] --- (W/G 3) 1. AUFLAGE, ZEITGENÖSSISCHE GEBUNDENE ORIGINALAUSGABE. - Pappeinband der Zeit mit braunem - dezent linienvergoldetem Buchrücken, marmorierten Buchdeckeln und goldgeprägtem Titel auf rotem verziertem Rückenschild; 8vo.(ca. 17 x 11 x 1,5 cm); VORSATZBLATT MIT GANZSEITIGEM, DEFTIGEN FABELGEDICHT (Mönche und Mädchen. . .), inkl. dessen 'Moral' und Kommentar, gewidmet ''Meinem lieben Weiss, / Weinachten 1912, / Moritz Heimann.''; wohl ein Geschenk des Schriftstellers und Lektors im S. Fischer Verlag an den u.a. dort tätigen Künstler Emil Rudolf Weiss. Heimann trug auch zur Festschrift zu Weiss' 50. Geburtstag bei (Leipzig, Insel Verlag, 1925). - Einbandkanten etwas berieben; einige Blätter leicht-, Nachsatz etwas stockfleckig; GUTES EXEMPLAR.…

First Edition. First edition, inscribed by Fischer who notes this copy is and the fourth to leave the printer's hands. "As a token of high esteem to his Dear friend Professor Dr. L. Carrington Goodrich of Columbia by the author. / Tientin, February4, 1941 Emil L. Fischer. This is the fourth copy out of the printer's hands." Folding map present. Bound in ochre colored cloth covered boards with red lettering and decoration; includes black and white photographs with captions. Wear & heavy toning to spine (see image).…

First edition. 14 photographic plates (incl. one folding panorama) and one folding map. 8vo. Original printed wrappers, presentation copy inscribed by the author. [viii], 37pp. Shanghai, Kelly and Walsh, Emil Sigmund Fischer (1865-1945) was a longtime resident in China. Born in Vienna, he came to China in 1894 and initially worked in Shanghai as a banker. He travelled widely in China and later moved to Tientsin. Wu Tai Shan is a sacred mountain in Shanxi province, which was once home to over three hundred temples, a number that has diminished to around thirty. It is believed to be of ancient origin and is thought of as the first of the Four Sacred Mountains in Chinese Buddhism.…