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Haek, David, 1854- , ed.
Deutscher Zitatenschatz, eine
Sammlung deutscher Zitate, Redensarten, Schlagwörter u.
f. w. von D. Haek. Halle a. d. S.: Verlag von Otto Hendel [1903]
179 x 126 mm.
Smooth gray cloth stamped in
a vaguely Oriental Jugendstil design in light blue, dark
blue, "gold," and gilt. "Eig. Buchbind. m. elektr.
Betr." stamped in blind on lower cover.
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Chamisso,
Adelbert von, 1781-1838
Adelbert Chamissos gesammelte
Werke. Neue illustrierte Ausgabe. Herausgegeben von Dr. Karl
Macke. Illustriert von Edmund Brüning. Berlin: Verlagsdruckerei
"Merkur" G. m. b. H. [1904?]
241 x 176 mm.
Bound by Baumbach and Co.
Medium brown paper boards printed in Jugendstil style
in a dark to light blue split fountain roll, a deep to light
pink ditto, green, black, gray, and gilt. "VEREINIGTE DAMPFENBUCHBINDEREI
/ BAUMBACH & CO. G.M.B.H. BERLIN-LEIPZIG" stamped in
blind on lower cover.
Date from inscription.
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Rohr,
Mathias
Am Niagara Gedichte von Mathias
Rohr. München: Jos. Roth'sche Verlagsbuchhandlung [©
1905]
190 x 134 mm.
White cloth stamped pictorially
in light green, black, and gilt.
Poems written by a German-American journalist resident in Buffalo,
New York.
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Wagner,
Richard, 1813-1883
Gedichte von Richard Wagner.
Berlin: G. Grote'sche Verlagsbuchhandlung, 1905.
199 x 145 mm.
Flexible purple-brown smooth
cloth stamped in a Jugendstil manner in gilt, spine signed
"R.K."?
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Eschstruth, Nataly von,
1860-1939
Iedem das Seine Roman von Nataly
von Eschstruth Mit Illustrationen von Fritz Bergen I. [II.] Leipzig:
Verlagsbuchhandlung von Paul List [1907]
197 x 134 mm.
Medium gray cloth in a floral
design using all three cover surfaces, stamped in a lighter gray,
red, brown, yellow, green, black, and gilt.
Illustrations dated 1903.
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Fuchs,
Eduard, 1870-1940
Eduard Fuchs Die Frau in der
Karikatur. Mit 446 Textillustrationen und 60 Beilagen. Elftes
bis fünfzehntes Tausend. München: Albert Langer Verlag
für Litteratur und Kunst, 1907.
280 x 206 mm.
Gray sueded cloth stamped pictorially
in Jugendstil style in black, white, tan ("flesh"),
pink, and gilt. Upper cover signed "Reznicek." at lower
left. A copy of the seventh thousand is known with a blindstamp
on the lower cover identifying the Leipzig firm of E. A. Enders
as the binder; perhaps this later printing - still in the original
year of publication - was bound by a different house?
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Görögszertartásu általános
egyházi énekkönyv a hozzávaló
imákkal. A Görög-Katholikus hivek lelki hasznára.
Forditotta Danilovics János hajdu-dorogi püspöki
vikarius. Kilenczedik kiadás. Budapest: Rósza K.
és Neje Kiadása, 1907.
180 x 128 mm.
White plastic spine and covers,
upper and lower covers molded. Upper cover with central section
in fretwork, velvet central medallion with "carved"
plastic cross between metal bands eich with painted "icon"
and "jewels." Three chains attached, each ending in
medallion; brass edges; brass clasp. The ultimate in faux
elegance?
Prayerbook printed for Roman Catholic Hungarians in Transylvania.
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Schönfeld,
Oscar von
Frauenspiegel von Oscar von
Schönfeld. Berlin-Charlottenburg: Verlag Deutsches Adels-Archiv
Maximilian Rosen, 1907.
147 x 102 mm.
Bound by Wübben und Co.
# 18 of 20 copies on Japan vellum (beyond a regular edition of
600).
Ivory silk printed pictorially in sepia from an intaglio plate,
the only binding executed in such a manner known to the compiler.
". . . gebunden von Wübben u. Co. in Berlin."
- p. [7]
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Bodenstedt, Friedrich
Martin von, 1819-1892
Die Lieder des Mirza-Schaffy
mit einem Prolog von Friedrich Bodenstedt. Hundertzweiundsechzigste
Auflage. 251. bis 255. Tausend. Berlin: R. v. Decker's Verlag
G. Schenck, Königlicher Hofbuchhändler, 1909.
175 x 87 mm.
Vertically ribbed "natural"
matte-finish cloth stamped in a Jugendstil oriental-pictorial
design using all three cover surfaces, in dark blue and greenish
gray.
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Szomaházy,
István, 1864-1925
A Fehér Asztal irta
Szomaházy István. Budapest: Singer & Wolfner
kiadása, 1909.
162 x 112 mm.
Bound by Gottermayer.
Dark blue smooth cloth stamped pictorially in light gray, tan
("flesh"), light blue, and black. "GOTTERMAYER
N. KÖNYVK. NÖINT. BUDAPEST." stamped in blind
on lower cover.
Upper cover signed at lower left: "Mober [indecipherable]
07"
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Voll,
Karl, 1867-1917
Memling des Meisters Gemälde
in 197 Abbildungen. Herausgegeben von Karl Voll. Stuttgart und
Leipzig: Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt, 1909.
259 x 194 mm.
Bound by Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt.
Dark red cloth stamped in a restrained Jugendstil manner
in gilt. "Buchbinderei / der / Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt
/ Stuttgart" stamped in blind on lower cover.
In original dust jacket.
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