Sluiter c h (14 resultados)

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. In Dutch. 51pp. No Printing information: presumed first printing. Title lettering in black down spine; fold-out chart at rear still firmly attached: "De Beteekenis Der Gebruikte Symbolen." Light green pamphlet with stiff covers, sewn signatures and glued thin spine, shaken: front signature starting up from bottom, but still predominantly glued to spine backing; weak between pp. 32-33, between signatures, but still intact; age-toned perimeters; tiny triangular chip at front cover bottom right corner; 5/8" triangular chip at rear cover bottom taped back in place with archival tape. Old enough to be easily abused, but with care will be intact for much use. No previous owner names. Clean text. …

paperbound, 4to 92 pp., ca. 200 photogr ills tentoonstellingscatalogus; foto-portretten vanaf de begindagen van de fotografie; ALS NIEUW conditie.

paperbound, 4to 92 pp., ca. 200 photogr ills tentoonstellingscatalogus; foto-portretten vanaf de begindagen van de fotografie; ALS NIEUW conditie.

paperbound, 4to 92 pp., ca. 200 photogr ills tentoonstellingscatalogus; foto-portretten vanaf de begindagen van de fotografie; Vg condition.

25 cm. original stiff wrappers. 52 pp. diagrams. -(wrappers damaged with front cover loose and spine partly missing, binding loosening, owner's name, acceptable). 140g.

Hardcover. Condición: Near Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Circa 1950 book published by Breughel in Amsterdam. Red linen cover on this hardback is in very good condition. Interior is flawless. This is a Dutch-language book authored by Dr. C.H. Sluiter and published by G.W. Breughel in Amsterdam. While the exact publication date isn't specified in some sources, it is often attributed to the mid-20th century. The book comprises approximately 231 pages and delves into various astrophysical topics, exploring the fundamental principles of atomic structures and their relation to the cosmos. Extremely rare. Highly sought after. (BR) Shelf 320.…

Condición: Very Good.

Amsterdam, Breughel, z.j. 230 pp. Linnen. Illustraties. *Franse titelpagina licht beschadigd, vlekje op voorplat, verder in goede staat*.

Hardcover. Condición: Good. In prima staat. Hardcover. Geplastificeerd. Plakbandvlekken schutbladen. 487 pp.

487 p., 337 figures, cloth (dust jacket).

Amsterdam Scheltema & Holkema 1912 Gebrocheerd, 521pp., 18x25.5cm., ills. in z/w, 1 plaat in kleur, in goede staat (fragiele papieromslag met slijtage en gebruikssporen).

Groningen 1953, 95 pp., paperback, used copy (code Sc-123).

Zutphen 1930, 200 pp., ill. c58.

Zwei Teile. 2 Bl., 139 Seiten und 16 (davon zwei farbig lithographierte) Tafeln. Breitrandige, unaufgeschnittene Exemplare. Originalbroschuren (Umschlagblätter lose u. Bindung teils aufgebrochen. Ansonsten gute u. fleckenfrei Exemplare) 33x27 cm * Siboga-Expeditie. Monographie LVI a aus: Uitkomsten op Zoologisch, Botanisch, Oceanographisch en Geologisch Gebied verzameld in Nederlandsch Oost-Indie 1899-1902 aan boord H. M. Siboga onder commando van Luitenant ter zee 1e kl. G. F. Tydeman uitgegeven door Dr. Max Weber Prof. in Amsterdam, Leider der Expeditie. --- Die Siboga-Expedition war eine niederländische wissenschaftliche Expedition von März 1899 bis Februar 1900 zur hydrografischen und zoologischen Erforschung indonesischer Gewässer (damals Niederländisch Ost-Indien). Namensgebend ist das verwendete Schiff Siboga. Organisiert und geleitet wurde die Expedition vom Zoologen Max Wilhelm Carl Weber, dem Direktor des Zoölogischen Museums der Universität Amsterdam (ZMA). (Quelle Wikipedia) Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 1000.…