strehlow john (9 resultados)

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. xxxii, 1198pp., maps, colour & b/w illus., notes, timeline, index. Light surface scrathes to dust jacket. Otherwise excellent tight clean copy. GL 06/25.

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. Estado de la sobrecubierta: As New. 1st Edition. 1198 pages. Thick octavo. Fine, spotless signed copy with minor rubbing along bottom edge of spine. Dust jacket in protective plastic. Illustrated with b&w and colour photographs and drawings. *** This book weighs more than 2kg and may require additional postage if sent out of Australia***. Signed by Author(s).

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. Estado de la sobrecubierta: As New. Hardback Book Condition: Excellent except for very small stain on edge of first few pages. Dustjacket Condition: As new pt. 1. In search of Frieda pt. 2. The fall of the House of Keysser pt. 3. Carl Strehlow's world pt. 4. Hermannsburg pt. 5. Bogner and Strehlow pt. 6. 'Gambling angel' pt. 7. Missionary-Anthropologist. 100 p. of plates (some folded) : ill. (some col.), maps (some col.) ports., facsims. (some col.) geneal. tables ; 25 cm. 1198 pp. This book is very heavy (2.074 kilo) and may be collected from Albert Park, Victoria.

Hardcover. Condición: As New. Estado de la sobrecubierta: As New. xxii, 582pp., maps, b/w & colour illus. Excellent tight clean copy. GL 06/25.

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Fine. First Edition. London, Wild Cat Press, 2011. Large octavo, xxxii, 1198 pages with illustrations and maps plus 98 pages of plates (many in colour) and 3 folding maps. Papered boards; a fine copy with the fine dustwrapper. Signed by the author. 'Of all the early women pioneers omitted from official histories, Carl Strehlow's wife Frieda Keysser is the most glaring example, having spent over a quarter of a century on the Australian frontier when life was dangerous, difficult and often short. Frieda was well aware that her tumultuous life was unique and kept copious diaries, in later years authoring an overview of her life . This account of her life was inspired by those writings . and constitute one of the richest records of pioneer life of the period. As a practical person who played a crucial role in the survival of Central Australia's aboriginal population, Frieda's diaries are distinguished by meticulous observation and careful recording of names, places and facts' (from the publisher's blurb). Signed by Author(s).

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Fine. First Edition. London, Wild Cat Press, 2011. Large octavo, xxxii, 1198 pages with illustrations and maps plus 98 pages of plates (many in colour) and 3 folding maps. Papered boards; rear bottom corner bumped; an excellent copy with the near-fine dustwrapper. The front free endpaper is inscribed ('With best wishes from . 8.3.12') and signed by the author. 'Of all the early women pioneers omitted from official histories, Carl Strehlow's wife Frieda Keysser is the most glaring example, having spent over a quarter of a century on the Australian frontier when life was dangerous, difficult and often short. Frieda was well aware that her tumultuous life was unique and kept copious diaries, in later years authoring an overview of her life . This account of her life was inspired by those writings . and constitute one of the richest records of pioneer life of the period. As a practical person who played a crucial role in the survival of Central Australia's aboriginal population, Frieda's diaries are distinguished by meticulous observation and careful recording of names, places and facts' (dustwrapper blurb). Signed.

Condición: Gut. original Heft, 24 Seiten, einige Probenfotos. Zustand: sehr gut Inszenierung: Alexander Seer. Ausstattung: Dieter Bode. Mitwirkende: Andreas Weißert, Iris Atzwanger, Jörg Ratjen, Claus Dieter Clausnitzer, Stephanie Japp, Niklaus Scheibli ------- Program booklet Ariel Dorfmann THE READER Theater Dortmund 1997 - Original booklet, 24 pages, some sample photos. Condition: very good - Directed by Alexander Seer. Set design by Dieter Bode. Cast: Andreas Weißert, Iris Atzwanger, Jörg Ratjen, Claus Dieter Clausnitzer, Stephanie Japp, Niklaus Scheibli deu.

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Fine. First Edition. London, Wild Cat Press, 2011 (first edition). Large octavo, xxxii, 1198 pages plus numerous maps and plates, many in colour. Papered boards; a fine copy with the very slightly creased dustwrapper. Presentation copy from the collection of eminent Australian neurosurgeon Professor Donald Simpson AO (1927-2018). Inscribed 'To Donald Simpson/ with best wishes' and signed by the author. 'Of all the early women pioneers omitted from official histories, Carl Strehlow's wife Frieda Keysser is the most glaring example, having spent over a quarter of a century on the Australian frontier when life was dangerous, difficult and often short. Frieda was well aware that her tumultuous life was unique and kept copious diaries, in later years authoring an overview of her life . This account of her life was inspired by those writings . and constitute one of the richest records of pioneer life of the period. As a practical person who played a crucial role in the survival of Central Australia's aboriginal population, Frieda's diaries are distinguished by meticulous observation and careful recording of names, places and facts'. Signed.

Hardcover. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Fine. First Edition. London, Wild Cat Press, 2019. Large octavo, two volumes, xxvi, 582 pages plus 4 maps (one folding) and 64 pages of plates (many in colour) and a folding plate; and [iv], 583-1218 pages plus 48 pages of plates (many in colour). Laminated colour pictorial papered boards; fine copies with the fine dustwrappers. Both parts are signed by the author. 'Of all the early women pioneers omitted from official histories, Carl Strehlow's wife Frieda Keysser is the most glaring example, having spent over a quarter of a century on the Australian frontier when life was dangerous, difficult and often short. Frieda was well aware that her tumultuous life was unique and kept copious diaries, in later years authoring an overview of her life . This account of her life was inspired by those writings . and constitute one of the richest records of pioneer life of the period. As a practical person who played a crucial role in the survival of Central Australia's aboriginal population, Frieda's diaries are distinguished by meticulous observation and careful recording of names, places and facts' (from the dustwrapper). More specifically, this second volume 'covers Frieda and Carl's return to Germany in 1910 to attend to the education of their children, and complete the publication of Carl's book, with no plans to return to Australia. Frieda's work on the problems of infant mortality and social breakdown as it affected women had reversed population decline at Hermannsburg, but changes in the running of the Mission caused alarm among the Aranda Christians, who wrote begging her and Carl to return. This volume ends with Carl's death at Horseshoe Bend halfway to the railhead at Oodnadatta, leaving Frieda to travel south with son Theo on her own'. [2 items]. Signed by Author(s).