H h kitchener (18 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: New. In English.

Zustand: New. In English.

Zustand: Fair. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In fair condition, suitable as a study copy. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,250grams, ISBN.

Zustand: New. In English.

Zustand: New. In English.

Zustand: New. In English.

Zustand: New. In English.

573 pp. + 10 plate-pages + 12 maps. Publisher's black cloth, no jacket. Corners with slight ding. A Very Good copy.

Hardcover. x,420 pp.; ills.; 24x17.5 cm. Text in English. Reprint of 1881 edition. - (ex-libris stamp, small signs of use) Very good, see picture. 1240g.

Hardcover. viii,450 pp.; ills.; 24x17.5 cm. Text in English. Reprint of 1883 edition. - (ex-libris stamp, small signs of use) Very good, see picture. 1340g.

Hardcover. viii,446 pp.; ills.; 24x17.5 cm. Text in English. Reprint of 1882 edition. - (ex-libris stamp, small signs of use) Very good, see picture. 1360g.

Gr.-8°, gebunden. Zustand: Gut. 450 Seiten Einband etwas angeschmutzt, Seiten jedoch sehr gut und sauber. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 1293.

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. Printed wraps, foolscap, iv, 51, (1)pp. A self-contained document removed from a larger volume with extraction residue to the spine, otherwise very good, tanned to the edges especially, with closed tear to the lower wrap. Portal was at this time Second Secretary at the Consulate General in Cairo, headed by Evelyn Baring. He was sent on a dangerous mission to mediate between King John of Abyssinia and the Italian Government following the killing of Italian troops at Dogali in 1887. This document, compiling 74 pieces of correspondence and reports dated 8 July 1887 to 23 Jan 1888, covers unfolding events relating to the justification, preparation, conduct and aftermath of his mission. Portal's own published account (My Mission to Abyssinia) followed in 1892.…

Paperback. Zustand: Good. One sheet, approximately 11 x 8" folded vertically into four pages, heavily spotted and toned, lower corners with some paper loss (and text loss), matted showing inner pages only, and framed to 14 x 14" with typed explanation matted below. In part: ".I hope the consulate are satisfied with the progress of the work considerably more attention has been paid to the following ____ Villages their inhabitants position and descriptions and the water supply of the country in all its branches." Not examined out of frame, but a photocopy of the first page is affixed to back of frame; letter is dated 4th May 1877 and addressed to a Mr. Dison. The wooden frame is coming apart at corners and needs to be replaced. Because of condition, SWAF.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Good- to very good+ condition. First edition. Large Quarto. Original brown cloth with gilt lettering and Exploration Fund emblems on cover and spine, blind-stamped ruling on covers, gilt on spine. Black endpapers. Frontispiece engravings with tissue guards, in color in vol. three and seven. No frontispieces in vols. 4 and 6. Elaborate historiated initials. Decorative endpieces. Profusely illustrated with full page scenic gravures and woodcuts, maps and numerous plans, and an abundance of in-text drawings. Without General Index and Geological Memoir published later. The main contributors to this important survey were Conder and Kitchener. For his work Lieut. Conder received the thanks of the committee and the commendation of the Secretary of State for war. "It may fairly be claimed," wrote Sir Walter Besant, "That nothing has ever been done for the illustration and right understanding of the historical portions of the Old and New Testaments since the translation into the vulgar tongue which can be compare with this great work." Kitchener (later Field Marshal) joined the Palestine Exploration Fund in 1874, beginning his involvement with the East which was to last almost for the remainder of his life. "These 'Memoirs' were drawn up from notes in the field by Lieutenants Conder and Kitchener. They are divided into 'Sheets' corresponding with the divisions of the Great Map of Western Palestine, in twenty-six sheets, on the scale of one inch a mile. The method pursued in the division and sub-division of the Memoirs was adopted in accordance with the recommendations of a sub-committee appointed for the purpose of considering the best mode of presenting the information in their hands." (Preface) Vol. I: Sheets I-VI. Galilee, 1881. x, 420pp., frontispiece, 1 folding map (Method of Survey), 8 plans, 20 plates. Vol. II: Sheets VII-XVI. Samaria, 1882. vii, 445pp., frontispiece, 10 plans (plan Kurn Surtubeh facing 397, not 387 as indicated), 10 plates. Vol. III: Sheets XVII-XXVI. Judea, 1883. vii, 450pp., color frontispiece, 5 plans, 15 plates. Vol. IV: Arabic and English Name Lists (Transl. and explained by E. H. Palmer), 1881. v, 438pp. Vol. V: Special Papers on Topography, Archaeology, Manners and Customs, etc. by Sir Charles Wilson et al. 1881. Frontispiece map. viii, [1] 362pp. Vol. VI: Jerusalem by Sir Charles Warren and Claude Reignier Conder, 1884. ix, (with pages v and vi paginated twice), 6 plans, 1 chart, 1 Sloam Inscription, 2 plates. Vol. VII: The Fauna and Flora of Palestine by H. B. Tristram, 1884. xxii, 455pp. Color frontispiece, 20 plates (13 in color, with plates 16 and 17 present but bound in at different pages compared to list of plates at front). Bindings with some light wear along edges, more pronounced at heads and tails of spine. Library plates on inside front covers. Lightly starting at inside covers of vols. 1, 2, 4, 5, starting in vol. 6. Light foxing of endpapers and blocks, lightly and sporadic in blocks, at times more pronounced. Frontispiece loose but present in vol. 1. Small bookbinder's plates, A. W. Bain, on inside back covers of three vols. Frontispiece loose but present in vols. 1 and 5.…

Collection of in memoriam cards, memorial service programme, ticket, etc. Various sizes. Field Marshal Haratio Herbert Kitchener [1850 - 1916] was a senior British army officer noted for his part in the Boer War and the Sudan campaigns where he is credited for winning the Battle of Omdurman for which he was made Lord Kitchener of Khartoum. He became Secretary of State for War in 1914 and as one of the few to foresee a long war, he organised the largest voluntary army that Britain had ever seen featuring prominently on the famous "Your Country Needs You" recruitment posters. On his way to attend negotiations in Russia with Tsar Nicholas II, his ship, the armoured cruiser HMS Hampshire, struck a German mine off the west coast of Orkney and sank with the loss of 737 lives including Kitchener and his entire entourage. Only 17 men survived.…

Original large tinted lithographed map of Palestine (overall 158 x 94 cm) dissected into 30 panels, backed on linen, hand-coloured blue wash to coast, marbled paper to verso of end sections. Folding into publishers' original brown slipcase with printed yellow title-label. Slip case rubbed and soiled with partial loss to title label, the map itself in excellent condition. An attractive copy of this 'reduced' version of Conder & Kitchener's huge Map of Western Palestine, which consists of 26 sheets and is ordinarily found bound in atlas format. Field Marshal Horatio Herbert Kitchener, 1st Earl Kitchener, was an Irish-born British Field Marshal and proconsul who won fame for his imperial campaigns and later played a central role in the early part of the First World War, although he died halfway through it. In 1874, at age 24, Kitchener was assigned by the Palestine Exploration Fund, to a mapping-survey of the Holy Land, replacing Charles Tyrwhitt-Drake, who had died of malaria. Kitchener, then an officer in the Royal Engineers, joined fellow Royal Engineer Claude R. Conder and between 1874 and 1877 they surveyed Palestine (including the West Bank and Gaza), returning to England only briefly in 1875, after an attack by locals in the Galilee, at Safed. Conder and Kitchener's expedition became known as the Survey of Western Palestine because it was largely confined to the area west of the Jordan River. The survey collected data on the topography and toponomy of the area, as well as local flora and fauna. The results of the survey were published in an eight-volume series, with Kitchener's contribution in the first three volumes (Conder and Kitchener 1881-1885).…

Kedem Publishing, Jerusalem, 1970. Zusammen ca. 2500 S. mit Abb., Leineneinbände, (etwas fleckig/ 1 Rücken eingerissen)---- Enthalten: The Survey of Western Palestine Jerusalem. Memoirs ot the Topography, Orography, Hydrography and Archaeology. Jerusalem/ Judaea/Samaria// Galilee/ Index I/ Index II/ Reprint der Ersten Ausgabe The Committee of the Palestine Exploration Fund 1882-1888/ gute Exemplare/ good conditions - 7040 Gramm. …