- Wrappers loose; a few closed tears in frontwr.
= Until 1917 the S.S. Leviathan was a German ship named "S.S. Vaterland". It was built in 1913 and in use from 1914 onwards and was the largest passenger ship ever. When in 1917 the Americans joined the allies in their war against the Germans, the ship (that had been laid up in the until then neutral USA), was confiscated by the Americans, renamed S.S. Leviathan and turned into a troopship.
WITH a publicity photograph of the S.S. Leviathan after an anonymous painting (13,5x25 cm. Sm. closed tear in right margin). - ADDED a brochure of the M.V. BRITTANIC (n.pl., Cunard White Star, fold. brochure w. col. photogr. ills.).
- The atlas only, without the text. Backstrip worn away; top of spine/ upper corner dam. (prob. by mice), affecting plates at top edge of central fold; boards sl. stained and worn along extremities.
= General Henri Alexis Brialmont was a prolific fortification engineer. He is sometimes referred to as the "Belgian Vauban".
- The atlas only, without the text. Top of spine sl. dam. (prob. by mice), affecting blank margins of plates at top edge of central fold; boards sl. foxed.
= General Henri Alexis Brialmont was a prolific fortification engineer. He is sometimes referred to as the "Belgian Vauban".
- The atlas only, without the text; trifle foxed. Boards sl. worn and stained. Otherwise fine.
= General Henri Alexis Brialmont was a prolific fortification engineer. He is sometimes referred to as the "Belgian Vauban".
- Occas. trifle foxed; newspaper clipping taped to first free endpaper. Spine w. some restorations.
= Lipperheide Ra93. From the library of Henk Visser, with his bookplate on upper pastedown. The famous collection of armory assembled by the Duc de Dino (1843-1917) was acquired by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York in 1904 (after it was first announced to be auctioned) for the then enormous sum of £80.000. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XXXIV.
- Lacks perhaps 7 maps. One map torn in half; text vols. w. a few scattered owner's stamps. All vols. library tickets on frontcover; spines sunned; 2 text vols. backstrip loose/ dam.; map vols. joints split(ting).
- Trifle yellowed/ foxed. Otherwise fine. = Pohler III, p.670.
- Lacks plate 30. = Lipperheide Ra77.
- The atlas only, without the text; title trifle foxed and w. owner's entry.
- Both vols. w. bookplate and clipping on upper pastedown/ verso frontcover; first lvs. facs. vol. sl. browned/ dampstained. Binding text vol. sl. worn; backstrip dam.
= Lipperheide Tb 4. Emperor Maximilian's allegorical account of the tournaments in which he participated. Freydal refers to Maximilian himself. "Wie Theuerdank und Weisskunig gehört auch Freydal zu den zur Verherrlichung des Lebens und der Taten Kaiser Maximilians geschaffenen Werken und stellt seine ritterliche Minnefahrt um Maria von Burgund dar" (Lipperheide). SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XXXV.
- Lacks plates LVII-LXVIII and final 3 text lvs.; sl. foxed; title and first 5 plates sl. mouldy.
= Lipperheide Ra33. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XXXVI.
- Plates reattached and sl. yellowed; final plate corners chipped.
- The atlas only, without the text vol.; a few plates w. some offsetting or sm. superficial dam. spots due to sticking together; sm. stamp on title-p. Binding trifle scratched and w. a few paper tickets.
= From the library of Henk Visser, with his bookplate on upper pastedown. Rare work on the movable and rotating Fahrpanzer developed by Maximilian Schumann and Hermann Gruson. It was exported mainly to Romania in the late 19th century. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XXXVI.
= 1. Infantry Regiments. Pioneer Battalions. General Officers; 2. Cavalry. Artillery. Train.
- A few scattered library stamps. Bindings sl. soiled.
AND 3 others, i.a. A. KORZEN and R. KÜHN, Waffenlehre (Vienna, 1905, fold. plates, orig. limp cl.).
- The plates occas. sl. foxed/ yellowed; some offsetting from frontisp. on title-p.
= Gerrare 401; cf. Schwerdt I, p.51. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XXXVI.
= Published on occasion of the 125-year jubilee of the famous gun manufacturer.
- Joints, spine-ends and corners worn. Internally fine.
- Bookplate on upper pastedown; trifle foxed.
= Gerrare 462: "A vigorously written and interesting book, and having as frontispiece an excellent engraving by Nicholson, representing the author shooting the white wild cattle of Britain in Chillingham Park". Rare.