Tirol & Vorarlberg Austria Hapsburg Empire Alps c. 1880's large linen backed map (Old Maps, 19th Century Maps, Europe, Austria-Hungary, Hapsburg Empire, Tirol, Voralberg, Travel, Tourism). Karte von Tirol und Voralberg. Published c. 1880's, Leipzig, Germany by A.H. Payne. Folding map. Text in German. Retains original cardstock protective slip case with paper title label. Color lithographed folding map divided into 21 panels and backed on linen as issued. Item is over 100 years old and shows some signs of handling and time. Item is not new or in "new" condition. Paper gently age worn, slight rubbing, remains overall clean and attractive as a inherently fragile survival. Paper is lightly toned, normal signs of handling, perhaps small scattered spotting, internally still well preserved and sound. Still attractive. The scarce ephemeral paper item displays a pleasing and unique age patina and overall is in nice antiquarian condition, any age flaws easy to overlook or forgive. Please review photos for more detail and our best attempt to convey how this offering survives. Covers measures c. 24" H x 28" W. [B13763].
See pictures for details. The book is part of the Insel-Bücherei and is written in German. The narrative type is fiction.
Leipzig Germany Tourist Souvenir Album 1887 pictorial 12 street scene views book (Old Books, 19th Century Books, Travel, Tourism, Illustrated Books, Souvenir Albums, Germany, Leipzig, Architectural Views, Street Scenes). Leipzig. Published 1899, Dresden, Germany by Rommler & Jonas. 20 original photos mounted onto heavy card stock backings. Text in German. Accordion style binding. Publisher's decorative cloth binding, gilt title lettering, floral embossed cover decorations. Numerous views show people in street scenes. Book is physically old and shows some signs of handling and time. Book is not new or in "new" condition. Binding gently age worn, mostly light or inoffensive signs of handling and time but nothing severe or unsightly, book remains overall attractive as an object. Views remain clean, overall tight, sound internally. Still attractive on the shelf. The book displays a pleasing and unique age patina and is in overall nice antiquarian condition, any age flaws which may be present seem easy to overlook or forgive. Please review photos for more detail showing how this book survives. The asking price reflects the condition based on our examination and 35+ years full time exposure to antiquarian books, maps and printed ephemera of all types and genres. Flaws seen and/ or described have been taken into account. Book Measures c. 6 1/2" H x 4 1/2" W. [B8821].
Goethe’s Werke – Auswahl published by Philipp Reclam jun., Leipzig. Beautiful green cloth bindings with ornate gilt and black stamped designs on covers and spines. A classic late 19th to early 20th century Reclam edition with strong shelf appeal.
The product is a book featuring paintings by the artist Neo Rauch, with a focus on his work from Munich and Leipzig. Published by Hatje Cantz, this publication likely showcases the unique and thought-provoking artwork of Neo Rauch, known for his intricate and surreal compositions that challenge traditional notions of reality.
(The product is a pair of gilt-edged see photos) miniature books titled "Faust" Vols I & II, published by Schmidt & Gunther in Leipzig, Germany in 1913. The books are in German and are original editions, not modern reproductions.
Mostly Ghosts: The Leipzig Vampire by Mary Anderson Dell Yearling paperback Condition: Good vintage condition - Light cover wear and minor creasing - Small bend on front cover corner - Pages clean and intact Classic children’s spooky/mystery story featuring the Ferguson Twins. Great for collectors or young readers who enjoy vintage ghost stories. Please review photos for exact condition.
Excellent shape. Pages crisp and clean. Binding solid. Nice little book giving a retrospective of his work.
BY RABBI SHLOMO WAHRMAN. Rabbi Wahrman describes his experiences as a young boy living under increasingly restrictive Nazi policies from 1933 until his departure for New York in 1939. in Leipzig 1933 1939.