Kiøbenhavn, Seidelin, 1810. 4to. Uåbnet og ubeskåret i de originale blå trykte omslag. Omslag flosset i kanterne og tekst rettet med blåblyant. Indvendig med svage sporadiske brune pletter, ellers pæn. (VIII), 246, (5) pp.
Kbhvn., Thiele, 1817. Lille 8vo. Samt. hldrbd. Ryg slidt. Stempel på titelblad. 456 pp.
Kjøbenhavn, Seidelin, (1813). 12mo. originalt hollanderet papbd. Ryg med rifter. 311 pp.
Med originalbidrag af Grundtvig, Rask, Ingemann m.fl.
Kjöbenhavn, Fr. Brummer, 1799-1800. Indbundet i et, nær samtidigt hldrbd. Rygforgyldning. Forgyldt rygtitel. Papirsetiket påsat ryg. Stempler på foden af titelbladet. XVI,24,382,264 pp. Stort, rent eksemplar trykt på velin.
Stockh., 1865. Samt.hshirt. XII,407 pp.
Stockh., 1960. Lex8vo. M.dedikation. 400 pp.
Stockholm, Lundberg, 1857-58. Lille8vo. 3 smukke senere papbd. med marmoreret overtrækspapir. Skindtitler på rygge. Enkelte læg med skjold i margin.
Hamburg, Hoffmann und Campe, 1857-59. Bound in 4 contemp. hcalf. Richly gilt spines. Light wear along edges. Stamp on title-pages. Ca. 2600 pp. Scattered brownspots.
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Phébus, 2011, 287 pp., broché, tampon service de presse sur la tranche latérale, très bon état.
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, Brepols, 2020 Hardback, 408 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:18 b/w, 11 tables b/w., Language: English. ISBN 9782503585024.
Summary The British Isles, Scandinavia, Iceland, Greenland, and Eastern Canada, alongside many small islands, form a broken bridge across the northern extremities of the Atlantic Ocean. This 'North Atlantic World' is a heterogeneous but culturally intertwined area, ideally suited to the fostering of an interest in all things northern by its people. For the storytellers and writers of the past, each more northerly land was far enough away that it could seem fabulous and even otherworldly, while still being just close enough for myths and travellers' tales to accrue. This book charts attitudes to the North in the North Atlantic World from the time of the earliest extant sources until the present day. The varied papers within consider a number of key questions which have arisen repeatedly over the centuries: 'where is the North located?', 'what are its characteristics?', and 'who, or what lives there?'. They do so from many angles, considering numerous locations and an immense span of time. All are united by their engagement with the North Atlantic World's relationship with the North. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction - OIS N PLUMB, ALEXANDRA SANMARK, AND DONNA HEDDLE 'Upon the Utmost Corners of the Warld'. Orkney in Early Maps and Literature - DONNA HEDDLE 'Beyond the Range of Human Exploration'. Cormac and the 'North' in the Seventh Century - OIS N PLUMB The Old North in Medieval Wales - MARGED HAYCOCK The Future Is East. Ideological Mapping in the V nland Sagas - JOHN MOFFATT Moulding One Another. Grettir and the Landscape - EDUARDO RAMOS The Worlds in Gr mnism l. Norse and Medieval Christian Understandings of Space - VITTORIO MATTIOLI The Literary Landscape of Old Norse Poetry - AGNETA NEY S mi Magic and Rituals from Historia Norwegie to Johannes Schefferus, c. 1150-1680 - ELLEN ALM AND RUNE BLIX HAGEN On Solid Ground. Learning from the Lore of Imagined Lands - KARIN MURRAY-BERGQUIST Maeshowe, Orkahaugr. The Names of Orkney's Great Burial Mound as Nodes in a Heteroglossic Web of Meaning-Making - RAGNHILD LJOSLAND Rites, Runes, and Maeshowe. Northern Landscapes and Lived Belief - JAY JOHNSTON Ballantyne 'on the Rocks'. The Arctic as Adventure-Arena - JOCHEN PETZOLD Self-Images of Icelanders and their Attitude towards Greenland in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries - SUMARLI I R. SLEIFSSON Literary Encounters with the Arctic Landscape. Among Nordic Explorers and Trappers - HENNING HOWLID W RP Jessie Saxby and Viking Boys. Concepts of the North in Boys' Own Fiction - LYNN POWELL 'Neath the Midnight Sun'. Imagining the Canadian North through School Readers - CLAIRE SMERDON The Image of the North as the Home of Evil in English Children's Books - ANNA HEI A P LSD TTIR Northernity. Inventing the North in Fantasy Literature - JIM CLARKE Narrating Norden. Legacies, Links, and Landscape and their Symbolic Significance for Nordic Identity and Community Read through Nordic Noir Crime Fiction - JOHN W. DYCE Reinventing Agnes. The Role of Icelandic Landscape, Nature, and Seasons in Hannah Kent's Speculative Biography Burial Rites - INGIBJ RG G STSD TTIR
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STOCK 2014 252 pages 13 6x21 5x2 4cm. 2014. Broché. 252 pages.
Très bon état
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(Stockholm), Gidlunds, (1982). Lille 4to. Opapbd. med smudsomslag. Med gengivelser af de originale træsnit.
4 bd. Kbh., 1893-94. 422 pp. Et enkelt omslag beskadiget.
(Historiske Kildeskrifter).
Kbhvn., 1957. 401 pp. (Disp.).
Kbh., 1954-1955. Indbundet i eet solidt privat halvshirtsbind. 158, 390 pp.
Ældre danske tingbøger.
Lund, Gleerup, (1944). Orig. omslag. 328 pp. Med dedikation.
Kiöbenhavn, Popps Boghandel, 1821. 4to. Samtidigt marmoreret papbd. Ryg med skrammer. 122,(1) pp. På skrivepapir.
Stockholm, Nordstedt & Söner, (1859 -) 65. Et lidt senere hldrbd. Ryg med forgyldning, lidt skrammet. 127,227,260 pp., 2 foldede bilag samt 1 litograferet foldekort. Anden deels hefteomslag er bevaret og herpå ""(et utydeligt navn) af HKH Prins Oscar"" sandsynligt er det kronprinsens egenhændige dedikation.
København, Levin & Munksgaard, 1933. 4to. Orig. bogtrykte omslag. 224 pp.