Search Results: SIBERIA from Anthony C. Hall

Hardback. 1785. Northern Parts of Russia, for Ascertaining the Degrees of Latitude and Longitude of the Mouth of the River Kovima; of the Whole Coast of the Tshutski, to East Cape; and of the Islands in the Eastern Ocean, stretching to the American Coast. Performed, by Command of Her Imperial Majesty Catherine The Second, Empress of All the Russias, by Commodore Joseph Billings, In the Years 1785, &c. to 1794. The Whole Narrated from the Original Papers, by Martin Sauer, Secretary to the Expedition. 416pp, frontis., 14 plates & fldg. map (1802) reprinted Richmond Publishing, Richmond, Surrey 1972. Very good. .

Hardback. 1952. Intro. & notes: M.A. Michael. 236pp, 7 maps & 2 plates, William Hodge, London 1952. *An account of Bering's second expedition to Kamchatka, by his second-in-command. Very good in dust jacket. .

Paperback. 1964. Selected Works. (Arctic Institute of North America, Anthropology in the North: Translations from Russian Sources No. 5). 528pp ills., maps, card covers, Toronto 1964. Very good. .

Paperback. 1961. 320pp, 22 plates, card covers, Penguin, Harmondsworth 1961. *This edition has some new material. Very good. .

Hardback. 1967. 460pp ills. & maps 1967. *Horak 248. VG in DW .

Hardback. 1969. Intro: Archibald Hanna, Jr. 575pp ills. 4to Yale University Press, New Haven 1969. *Includes many Russian books relating to the Bering Straits & Sea. A very good copy in very good dust jacket of the original edition. .

Hardback. 1978. 267pp, 16 plates ills. Weidenfeld & Nicolson, London 1978. *From Moscow to the Pacific on the Trans-Siberian Railway. 1st edition. Very good copy in slightly snagged dust jacket. .

Paperback. 1985. 12mo card covers, (1901) reprinted Alan Sutton, Durnsley 1985. Very good. .

Hardback. 1931. Being an account of Allied intervention in Siberia and of an escape across the Gobi to Peking. 364pp, 16 plates & 2 maps Jonathan Cape, London 1931. A very good copy in the original blue cloth. .

Hardback. 1860. The Worldly Travel Letters of an Imperial Russian Navy Officer 1860-1861. Trans. & annotated by Basil Dmytryshyn & E.A.P. Crownhart-Vaughan. (North Pacific Studies:5). 202pp, 10 plates, Portland 1983. Very good in very good dust jacket. .

Hardback. 1944. An Epic of Human Passions. 368pp, 32 plates & 1 folding coloured map, Routledge, London 1944. Very good in worn dust jacket. .

Hardback. 1994. Siberia and the Russians. 522pp, 16 plates, Jonathan Cape, London 1994. Very good in very good dust jacket. .

Hardback. 1992. The Conquest and Settlement of Siberia. 542pp, 14 plates 1992. VG in DW .

Hardback. 1904. The continental Empire of the Old World. New & cheaper edition. 331pp profusely illustrated, large folding map, large 8vo William Heinemann, London 1904. *Much on Siberia. Very good. .

Hardback. 1971. Published by the Ministry of Ways of Communication. 520pp, 2 phototypes, 360 photo-gravures, in text, 4 maps of Siberia & 3 plans of towns, large 8vo (St. Petersburg 1900) reprinted London 1971. *Siberia 637: A richly illustrated & most informative book, thus is an official imperial Russian publication. VG in DW .

Hardback. 2006. 254pp London 2006. Very good copy. .

Hardback. 1962. with the Countries Adjacent. Illustrated with Maps & Cuts. 2nd edition. 306pp, plates & 2 folding maps (Gloucester 1764) facsimile reprint Quadrangle Books, Chicago 1962. Very good in dust jacket. .

Paperback. 1942. 127pp Penguin Special, card covers 1942. *Siberia 307: Much on industrial development of Western Siberia & the Soviet Far East. VG .

Hardback. 1957. 312pp Oldbourne, London 1957. *The Siberian promyshlenniki of the Russian American Fur Company. Very good in worn dust jacket. .

Hardback. 1972. 201pp 124 plates (some coloured), Harrap, London 1972 *Siberia 106: A richly ilustrated account of Siberia by a German-speaking journalist. Very good in dust jacket. .