Original words (8 resultados)

Self-Wrappers. Condición: Good-. Top corner of cover has 2 1/8 x 11/16 inch label-removal abrasion; cover is sunned at fore edge; volume has wear; "G7 C" written on p. 2; "G7 C G7 C" written on p. 5; the middle sheet is loose, as issued. 5 p. [otob: 26] Size: Oversize.

Softcover. Condición: Very Good. No Dust Jacket. Slight creasing to two corners. ; 4 pages.

Paperback. Condición: Good. No Jacket. No Dust Jacket, purple and cream illustrated paperback showing a photograph of Gracie Fields on the front, small tear onside edges, otherwise clean copy in good condition,4pp (includes front and back cover) Published by Chappell & Co Ltd Book#10083.

Condición: Good. Prompt Shipment, shipped in Boxes, Tracking PROVIDEDName in margic marker front cover, spine reinforced with tape, still a serviceable copy. Danza, danza, fanciulla gentile / Durante -- Se Florindo.

7pp (Coloured illus cover).edges trimmed.

Sheet Music. Condición: New.

1st edition 4to. 7 vols in 7 complete. c750pp per vol. Numerous illustrations in text. Original black half leather with maroon boards, raised gilt bands and lettering on spine. Green eps. Vol I front inner hinge splitting. Vol IV splitting at centre. Top/bottom spine & Corners worn, patchy marks on covers. Slight occasional foxing to prelims. Contents clean & tight. *. VG-.…

Soft cover. Condición: Fine. 1st Edition. Sousa, João de. Vestigios da lingoa Arabica em Portugal, ou Lexicon Etymologico das palavras, e nomes portuguezes, que tem origem Arabica Lisbon, Royal Academy of Sciences, 1789. Small 4to. Xx + 160p. Portuguese text interspersed with Arabic letters. Title with ornamental vignette incorporating Portuguese arms. Original marbled pictorial wrappers preserved in quarter morocco slip box. The rare original edition of the first etymological dictionary to record Portuguese words of Arabic origin. The entries are arranged alphabetically in Portuguese, followed by the equivalent Arabic word or source; a transliteration, and an explanation. The Royal Printing Office in Lisbon had already used this newly designed Arabic type in 1774 for Antonio Baptista's Instituições da lingua Arabica. João de Sousa was born in Damascus, Syria, and became the first professor of Arabic at Lisbon University. He was a frequently published member of the Royal Academy of Sciences who commissioned this publication. The next work on the subject, by Francisco de S.Luiz, did not appear until 1837. A very attractive copy in its original colour-stencilled wrappers ; a contemporary ownership signature on the title deleted in ink. Innocencio IV, 41-42 & 437 (unseen, without collation); Palha 673.…