Search Results: Authors starting with D from JD Holmes, ABAA - ILAB

Offprint from Southwestern Journal of Anthropology, 1953. Side bound wraps; VERY GOOD+ or better. Presentation copy to JDH from Professor Dabbs [dated 1990] on the completion of the sale of his collection on the Tocharian language of Central Asia. Octavo.

Berkeley: University of California Press, 1976. Light foxing to the fore edge; else, A FINE CLOTH COPY. Publications of the Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies 10. Translation of the 12th century work. Illustrated. [viii], 206 pages. 8vo.

Rochester: Inner Traditions, 2008. FIRST US EDITION. Quality trade paper edition; A FINE COPY. 172 pages. Tall 8vo.

UK: Aquarian Press, 1981. FIRST EDITION. Quality trade paper edition; A FINE COPY. Translated from the Dutch. 128 pages, indexed. 8vo.

London: Williams & Norgate, 1892. FIRST EDITION. Quator Coronati plate; presentation slip from the author tipped in; A FINE CLOTH COPY. Hibbert Lectures, 1891. 296 pages with catalogue appended. Tall 8vo.

Princeton University Press, 1989. FIRST EDITION. Small smudge on fore edge; else, A FINE CLOTH COPY IN FINE DUST JACKET. Bibliography. 333 pages, indexed. Tall octavo.

New York: Samuel Weiser, 1978. Printed in Delhi by Motilal for Weiser. In wraps; cover shows rubbing; internals clean and firm; VERY GOOD+. 272 pages, indexed.

Honolulu: University Press of Hawaii, 1978. FIRST EDITION. A Fine cloth volume in fine dust jacket. Illustrated. 217 pages. Octavo.

NY: Thames & Hudson, 1981. FIRST AMERICAN EDITION. Fine cloth volume in fine dust jacket. 160 pages. Octavo.

New York: Broadway Books, 1997. FIRST EDITION. Very Good+ cloth copy in dust jacket. 414 pages, indexed. Tall 8vo.

Charleston, SC: Arcana, 2003. Newly re-set and finely printed. In quality trade wraps; A FINE COPY. New issue of this 1887 writing originally published at Los Angeles. Splendid quality and care in the details. 436 pages. Dasa is a pseudonym for Hermann Wettering who was the author of THE ILLUMINATE OF GOERLITZ (Jacob Boehme). Tall 8vo.

Paris: Librairie Plon, 1957. European wraps; firm binding; no marking; Very Good copy. Preface by A. D'Arsonval. Text in French. Octavo.

Boston: Houghton-Mifflin, 1982. First American Edition. FINE CLOTH VOLUME IN FINE DUST JACKET. Murder and mysticism combined in novel form by this Tibetan Buddhist authority. Translated from the French by van de Wetering (and it's first appearance in English). 134 pages. Octavo.

Leeds: The Morning Post, ca. 1930. Tall paper copy; stamp on front cover of Covenant Publishing; VERY GOOD+. Illustrated with disgrams. 24 pages. Tall 4to.

UK: Capall-Bann. Quality trade paper edition; A FINE COPY. Man's debt to the horse is immeasurable. For thousands of years before recorded history, man pushed forward his civilizations on the back of a horse. Man and horse are inextricably woven together into a relationship which is without equal in the rest of creation. Even Man's best friend, the dog, cannot claim the impact of the horse. This noble animal has been food and transport, the innocent participant in wars, and, at one time his Deity and the honored companion of his Deities the symbol of majesty and power. The Sacred Horse is rooted deep within archetypal memory. 240 pages, illustrated.

New York: Viking, 1995. Mark on bottom edge; else, a FINE COPY in fine dust jacket. 469 pages. Royal 8vo.

Boston: William White and Company, 1879. Blind stamped panels with gilt spine; one corner worn; otherwise, a FINE CLOTH COPY with a fine interior. 252 pages. Stated First Edition, but hardly is the word as this same title page appeared in a number of variants over the following years.

Pakistan: Sh. Muhammad Ashraf, 1976. In card wraps; A FINE COPY. 103 pages. 8vo.

Berkeley: University of California Press, 1977. In quality wraps; FINE UNMARKED COPY. Eight color plates plus additional images. 181 pages, indexed. 8vo.

London: Geoffrey Bles, 1967. FIRST EDITION. Very Good or better cloth copy in used dust jacket. 149 pages, indexed. Excellent portrait of Berdyaev on rear of jacket. Bibliography. Octavo.