‎White Book on the American and British Policy of Intervention in West Germany and the Revival of German Imperialism / Presented by the National Counci [Unknown Binding]‎

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‎Etnografisk Række Vol. I-X.‎

‎Copenhagen, The National Museum, 1941-65. 10 volumes bound in 4 solid private hcloth. With orig. printed frontwrappers. Some volumes with dedication from the author.‎

‎Comprising. Vol. I. Ethnographical Studies published on the Occasion ofthe centenary oftheEthnographical Department. Natuional Museum. 1941.251 pp. Illustrated. - II. C.G. feilberg. La Tente Noir. Contribution ethnographique a L'Histoire culturelle des Nomades. 1944. 254 pp. Maps. - III. Henny Harald Hansen. Mongol Costumes. Researches on the Garments collected by the first and second Danish Central Asian Expeditions under the Leadership of Henning Haslund-Christensen 1936-37 and 1938-39. 1950. 199 pp. Textillustr. - IV. C.G. Feilberg. Les Papis. Tribu Persane de Nomades Montagnards du Sud-Ouest de L'Iran. 1952. 166 pp. Textillustrated. - V. Martha Boyer. Mongol Jewellery. Reseraches on the Silver Jewellery collected by the first and second Danish Central Asian Expeditions under the Leadership of Henning Haslund-Christensen 1936-37 and 1938-39. 1952. 225 pp. Textillustrated. - VI. Kaj Birket-Smith. The Chugach Eskimo. 1953. 261 pp. Textillustrated. - VII. Henny Harald Hansen. The Kurdish Woman's Life. Field Research in a Muslim Society, Iraq. 1961. 214 pp. Textillustrated. - VIII. Niels Fock. Waiwai. Religion and Society of an Amazonian Tribe. 1963. 316 pp. Textillustrations and music. - IX. Johannes Nicolaisen. Ecology and Culture ofthe Pastoral Tuareg with particular Reference to the Tuareg of Ahaggar and Ayr. 1963. 548 pp., textillustrations. - X. Jens Yde. Material Culture of the Waiwái. 1965. 318 pp. Textillustrations and 1 map.‎

‎Do All Indians Live In Tipis?‎

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‎The Drama of the Commons‎

‎National Academies Press 2002 533 pages 15 3x23x3 7cm. 2002. Broché. 533 pages. Ce livre édité par le National Research Council présente une évaluation approfondie et interdisciplinaire de la théorie des biens communs ('the commons'). Il synthétise les connaissances actuelles sur la gouvernance des ressources partagées identifie les défis de gestion et examine les interactions entre institutions locales nationales et internationales‎

‎Bon état couverture ternie intérieur propre‎

‎A national security strategy of engagement and enlargement.‎

‎The White House. february 1995. In-4. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. défraîchie, Agrafes rouillées, Mouillures. 33 pages. tâche en marge sans altération de la lecture. . . . Classification Dewey : 420-Langue anglaise. Anglo-saxon‎

‎"""Seal of the President of the United States"". Classification Dewey : 420-Langue anglaise. Anglo-saxon"‎

‎The complete suite of prints of the Hawaiians from the work ""Costume Civils Actuels de Peuples Conus"".‎

‎(Paris, ca. 1784-87). 4to. Series of 6 engraved plates in original handcolouring. 21x14,5 cm. (With broad margins: 25,5x19 cm.).‎

‎The fine series of these early depictions Hawaiians comprises: 1. Femme des Isles Sandwich . 2. Guerrier de Sandwich - 3. Danseur des Isles Sandwich - 4. Pretre des Isles de Sandwich - 5. Roi des Isles de Sandwich - 6. Insulaire des Isles Sandwich. J. Grasset... direc. - J. Laroque Sculp).Colas 1287 ff. - Sabin: 28334 ?‎

‎The Nautilus. A quarterly devoted to malacology. Volumes 86-104, 105(1, 2 & 4), 106(1), 107-112, 113(1, 2 & 4), 114-119, 120(1, 3 & 4).‎

‎1972-2006 In issues. 4to, printed wrappers. 31 complete volumes + 4 incomplete volumes.‎

‎The Nautilus. A quarterly devoted to malacology. Volume 125.‎

‎2011 Complete volume in issues. 4to, printed wrappers.‎

‎The Nautilus. Volume 16.‎

‎1902-1903 In 8 (of 12) parts. Original printed wrappers.Early volume of the longest running malacological journal. Because this is a set in issues, the important wrappers - often discarded by bookbinders - are present. Lacking are numbers 1-3, and 5. The index is present.‎

‎The Nautilus. Volume 18.‎

‎1904-1905 In 12 (of 13) parts. vii, 128 (of 144) p., 8 [= all] plates. Original printed wrappers.Near complete early volume of the longest running malacological journal. Because this is a set in issues, the important wrappers - often discarded by bookbinders - are present. Lacks issue 5.‎

‎The Nautilus. Volume 20.‎

‎1906-1907 In 9 (of 13) parts. Original printed wrappers.Early volume of the longest running malacological journal. Because this is a set in issues, the important wrappers - often discarded by bookbinders - are present. Lacking are numbers 4, 6, 9-10. The index is present.‎

‎The Nautilus. Volume 78.‎

‎1964-1965 In four parts. 144, vii p., numerous illustrations, plates. Original printed wrappers.Complete volume of the longest running malacological journal. With the index. Because this is a set in issues, the important wrappers - often discarded by bookbinders - are present. Last part lightly damp-wrinkled, otherwise a very good complete volume.‎

‎The Nautilus. Volume 79.‎

‎1965-1966 In four parts. 144 p., num. illustrations, plates. Original printed wrappers.Complete volume of the longest running malacological journal. With the index. Because this is a set in issues, the important wrappers - often discarded by bookbinders - are present. A very good complete volume.‎

‎The Nautilus. Volume 80.‎

‎1966-1967 In four parts. 144, vii p., num. illustrations, plates. Original printed wrappers.Complete volume of the longest running malacological journal. With the index. Because this is a set in issues, the important wrappers - often discarded by bookbinders - are present. A very good complete volume.‎

‎The Nautilus. Volume 81.‎

‎1967-1968 In four parts. 144, vii p., num. illustrations, plates. Original printed wrappers.Complete volume of the longest running malacological journal. With the index. Because this is a set in issues, the important wrappers - often discarded by bookbinders - are present. A very good complete volume.‎

‎The Nautilus. Volume 82.‎

‎1968-1969 In four parts. 144, vii p., num. illustrations, plates. Original printed wrappers. Complete volume of the longest running malacological journal. With the index. Because this is a set in issues, the important wrappers - often discarded by bookbinders - are present. A very good complete volume.‎

‎The Nautilus. Volume 84.‎

‎1970-1971 In four parts. 144, vii p., num. illustrations, plates. Original printed wrappers.Complete volume of the longest running malacological journal. With the index. Because this is a set in issues, the important wrappers - often discarded by bookbinders - are present. A very good complete volume.‎

‎The Nautilus. Volume 85.‎

‎1971-1972 In four parts. 146, vii p., num. illustrations, plates. Original printed wrappers. Complete volume of the longest running malacological journal. With the index. Because this is a set in issues, the important wrappers - often discarded by bookbinders - are present. Smudge on one front wrapper, else a very good complete volume.‎

‎The Nautilus. Volume 87.‎

‎1973 In issues. ‎

‎The Nautilus. Volume 93.‎

‎1979 197 p., numerous illustrations, plates. Original printed front wrapper. Lumbacked.Complete volume of the longest running malacological journal. With the index. Bound in one, with the first front wrapper only.‎

‎The Nautilus. Volume 95 (1-3).‎

‎1981 158 p., numerous illustrations, plates, 4to. Original uniform printed wrappers.A good, clean set. However, lacking issue 95(4).‎

‎The Nautilus. Volumes 20-26.‎

‎1906-1912 ca. 1400 p., ca. 60 plates, uniform half calf over pebbled boards, spines with two raised bands, gilt squares and title, marbled endpapers, marbled edges. With a small stamp of a former Dutch owner (J. H. J. van de Laar). Some rubbing on spines in earliest volumes, else a very nice run. The earlier volumes are quite scarce.An attractively bound, uninterrupted run of seven volumes from a period when circulation was low. The important wrappers with pages in Roman numbering – often discarded by bookbinders – are included at rear. Authors include Dall, Pilsbry, Henderson, Simpson, Maxwell Smith, Clapp, F.C. Baker, Preston, De la Torre, etc.‎

‎The Nautilus. Volumes 71-100.‎

‎1958-1986 In issues. Issues 71(1), 72(3), 78(3), 94(1) and volume 81 are missing, issue 98(2) as double-sided photocopy, otherwise a nice clean set of this important American malacological journal.‎

‎The Nautilus. Volumes 86-95.‎

‎1972-1981 Ten volumes in issues (four per volume). 4to. Numerous pages, plates and text figures. Original uniform printed wrappers.A long uninterrupted run of ten complete volumes from the start of the 4to format (previously the Nautilus was published in a much smaller format). Includes many papers with descriptions of new species and genera, several larger monographs, and spurious notes on interesting finds, shelling expeditions, etc., etc. Former owner' s name in the top margin of several front wrappers, otherwise a very good, clean, set.‎

‎The Nautilus. Volumes 93-100.‎

‎1979-1986 In issues. Issues 94(1) and 98(2) are missing, otherwise a nice clean set of this important American malacological journal.‎