2019, ISBN: 9788546900527

Philadelphia: W.M.F. Geddes, 1831. Leather Bound. Good. 4to. Fully bound in contemporary brown marbled calf-skin leather. Burgundy Morocco spine label with gilt lettering. Tight binding… mais…

Philadelphia: W.M.F. Geddes, 1831. Leather Bound. Good. 4to. Fully bound in contemporary brown marbled calf-skin leather. Burgundy Morocco spine label with gilt lettering. Tight binding and solid boards. Moderate shelf wear. Bumping to corners. Rubbing to boards. Scuffing to edges of spine. Chipping, slight loss to spine ends. Slightly darkened endpapers with notation to inside of front board. Bookplate. Library stamp on both endpapers. Otherwise, clean, unmarked pages.<br><br>Samuel Hazard is known for having been the unanimously appointed editor and archivist for the Keystone State during its formative years. Known also for his work on the Pennsylvania Archives as well as the sixteen-volume Colonial Records, the Register of Pennsylvania was the first publication for which he was editor-in-chief. Although Hazards editorial services to state and nation were recognized by his contemporaries, he has too often remained a neglected subject of study within the context of his own time. The Register of Pennsylvania, a periodical which saw publication between 1828 and 1835, contained census information, statistics, as well as news items pertaining to the state. A historically valuable periodical, well-preserved and in good reading condition. A fine addition to the library of anyone interested in Pennsylvania history. Ships daily., Philadelphia: W.M.F. Geddes, 1831, 2.5, Philadelphia: W.M.F. Geddes, 1836. Hardcover. Good. 4to. Hardcover. No dust jacket as issued. Fully bound in deep burgundy buckram. Moderate shelf wear. Bumping to corners. Extensive sunning to spine. Chipping, loss to spine ends. Library bookplate inside front board. Otherwise, clean, unmarked pages. Damp-staining from page 387 through end.<br><br>Samuel Hazard is known for having been the unanimously appointed editor and archivist for the Keystone State during its formative years. Known also for his work on the Pennsylvania Archives as well as the sixteen-volume Colonial Records, the Register of Pennsylvania was the first publication for which he was editor-in-chief. Although Hazards editorial services to state and nation were recognized by his contemporaries, he has too often remained a neglected subject of study within the context of his own time. The Register of Pennsylvania, a periodical which saw publication between 1828 and 1835, contained census information, statistics, as well as news items pertaining to the state. A historically valuable periodical, well-preserved and in good reading condition. A fine addition to the library of anyone interested in Pennsylvania history. Ships daily., Philadelphia: W.M.F. Geddes, 1836, 2.5, Philadelphia: W.M.F. Geddes, 1831. Leather Bound. Very Good. 4to. Fully bound in contemporary brown calf-skin leather. Burgundy Morocco title plate with gilt lettering. Tight binding and solid boards. Moderate shelf wear.<br><br>Bumping to corners. Rubbing to boards. Scuffing to edges of spine. Chipping, slight loss to spine at hinges. Dampstain to front end papers with notation to front end page. Staining to back endpapers. Otherwise, clean, unmarked pages.<br><br>Samuel Hazard is known for having been the unanimously appointed editor and archivist for the Keystone State during its formative years. Known also for his work on the Pennsylvania Archives as well as the sixteen-volume Colonial Records, the Register of Pennsylvania was the first publication for which he was editor-in-chief. Although Hazards editorial services to state and nation were recognized by his contemporaries, he has too often remained a neglected subject of study within the context of his own time. The Register of Pennsylvania, a periodical which saw publication between 1828 and 1835, contained census information, statistics, as well as news items pertaining to the state. A historically valuable periodical, well-preserved and in good reading condition. A fine addition to the library of anyone interested in Pennsylvania history. Ships daily, Philadelphia: W.M.F. Geddes, 1831, 3, Philadelphia: W.M.F. Geddes, 1831. Leather Bound. Good. 4to. Fully bound in red cloth. Good boards and binding. Boards stained and worn. Spine discolored with chipping/loss. Ex-library stamps and markings. Interior pages are clean, unmarked, and in great condition. <br><br>Samuel Hazard is known for having been the unanimously appointed editor and archivist for the Keystone State during its formative years. Known also for his work on the Pennsylvania Archives as well as the sixteen-volume Colonial Records, the Register of Pennsylvania was the first publication for which he was editor-in-chief. Although Hazards editorial services to state and nation were recognized by his contemporaries, he has too often remained a neglected subject of study within the context of his own time. The Register of Pennsylvania, a periodical which saw publication between 1828 and 1835, contained census information, statistics, as well as news items pertaining to the state. A historically valuable periodical, well-preserved and in good reading condition. A fine addition to the library of anyone interested in Pennsylvania history. Ships daily., Philadelphia: W.M.F. Geddes, 1831, 2.5, Philadelphia: W.M.F. Geddes, 1831. Leather Bound. Good. 4to. Quarter bound in contemporary green calf-skin leather. Corners bound. Gilt lettering on spine. Marbled boards. Moderate shelf wear. Bumping to corners. Rubbing to boards. Scuffing to spine edges. Slight chipping, loss to spine ends. Text on spine has been rubbed away. Institutional library bookplate inside front board. Owners inscription on FFEP. Slight splotching to endpapers. Otherwise, clean, unmarked pages.<br><br>Samuel Hazard is known for having been the unanimously appointed editor and archivist for the Keystone State during its formative years. Known also for his work on the Pennsylvania Archives as well as the sixteen-volume Colonial Records, the Register of Pennsylvania was the first publication for which he was editor-in-chief. Although Hazards editorial services to state and nation were recognized by his contemporaries, he has too often remained a neglected subject of study within the context of his own time. The Register of Pennsylvania, a periodical which saw publication between 1828 and 1835, contained census information, statistics, as well as news items pertaining to the state. A historically valuable periodical, well-preserved and in good reading condition. A fine addition to the library of anyone interested in Pennsylvania history. Ships daily., Philadelphia: W.M.F. Geddes, 1831, 2.5, new. Kullervo, filho de Kalervo, é talvez o mais sombrio e trágico de todos os personagens de J.R.R. Tolkien. O infeliz Kullervo, como Tolkien o chamou, é um desafortunado menino órfão com poderes sobrenaturais e um destino trágico. Criado na propriedade do sombrio mago Untamo, que matou seu pai, raptou sua mãe e tenta matá-lo três vezes ainda menino, Kullervo está sozinho, exceto pelo amor de sua irmã gêmea Wanna, e protegido pelos poderes mágicos do cão negro Musti. Quando Kullervo é vendido como escravo, jura vingança contra o mago, mas aprenderá que, mesmo no momento da vingança, não há como escapar do mais cruel dos destinos. Tolkien escreveu que A história de Kullervo era o germe de minha tentativa de escrever lendas minhas, e que era um aspecto importante nas lendas da Primeira Era; seu Kullervo foi o ancestral de Túrin Turambar, trágico herói incestuoso de Os filhos de Húrin. Além de ser uma história poderosa por si só, A história de Kullervo, publicada aqui pela primeira vez com os rascunhos, as notas e um ensaio-conferência do autor (juntamente com comentários de Verlyn Flieger, responsável pela edição original desse título) sobre sua obra-fonte, o Kalevala, é uma pedra fundamental da estrutura do mundo inventado por Tolkien.   Capa comum: 192 páginasEditora: WMF Martins Fontes; Edição: New (8 de maio de 2019)Idioma: PortuguêsISBN-10: 8546900523ISBN-13: 978-8546900527Dimensões do produto: 20,4 x 13 x 1,6 cmPeso de envio: 599 g, 6<

2019, ISBN: 9788546900527

Philadelphia: W.M.F. Geddes, 1831. Leather Bound. Good. 4to. Fully bound in contemporary brown marbled calf-skin leather. Burgundy Morocco spine label with gilt lettering. Tight binding… mais…

Philadelphia: W.M.F. Geddes, 1831. Leather Bound. Good. 4to. Fully bound in contemporary brown marbled calf-skin leather. Burgundy Morocco spine label with gilt lettering. Tight binding and solid boards. Moderate shelf wear. Bumping to corners. Rubbing to boards. Scuffing to edges of spine. Chipping, slight loss to spine ends. Slightly darkened endpapers with notation to inside of front board. Bookplate. Library stamp on both endpapers. Otherwise, clean, unmarked pages.<br><br>Samuel Hazard is known for having been the unanimously appointed editor and archivist for the Keystone State during its formative years. Known also for his work on the Pennsylvania Archives as well as the sixteen-volume Colonial Records, the Register of Pennsylvania was the first publication for which he was editor-in-chief. Although Hazards editorial services to state and nation were recognized by his contemporaries, he has too often remained a neglected subject of study within the context of his own time. The Register of Pennsylvania, a periodical which saw publication between 1828 and 1835, contained census information, statistics, as well as news items pertaining to the state. A historically valuable periodical, well-preserved and in good reading condition. A fine addition to the library of anyone interested in Pennsylvania history. Ships daily., Philadelphia: W.M.F. Geddes, 1831, 2.5, Philadelphia: W.M.F. Geddes, 1836. Hardcover. Good. 4to. Hardcover. No dust jacket as issued. Fully bound in deep burgundy buckram. Moderate shelf wear. Bumping to corners. Extensive sunning to spine. Chipping, loss to spine ends. Library bookplate inside front board. Otherwise, clean, unmarked pages. Damp-staining from page 387 through end.<br><br>Samuel Hazard is known for having been the unanimously appointed editor and archivist for the Keystone State during its formative years. Known also for his work on the Pennsylvania Archives as well as the sixteen-volume Colonial Records, the Register of Pennsylvania was the first publication for which he was editor-in-chief. Although Hazards editorial services to state and nation were recognized by his contemporaries, he has too often remained a neglected subject of study within the context of his own time. The Register of Pennsylvania, a periodical which saw publication between 1828 and 1835, contained census information, statistics, as well as news items pertaining to the state. A historically valuable periodical, well-preserved and in good reading condition. A fine addition to the library of anyone interested in Pennsylvania history. Ships daily., Philadelphia: W.M.F. Geddes, 1836, 2.5, Philadelphia: W.M.F. Geddes, 1831. Leather Bound. Good. 4to. Fully bound in red cloth. Good boards and binding. Boards stained and worn. Spine discolored with chipping/loss. Ex-library stamps and markings. Interior pages are clean, unmarked, and in great condition. <br><br>Samuel Hazard is known for having been the unanimously appointed editor and archivist for the Keystone State during its formative years. Known also for his work on the Pennsylvania Archives as well as the sixteen-volume Colonial Records, the Register of Pennsylvania was the first publication for which he was editor-in-chief. Although Hazards editorial services to state and nation were recognized by his contemporaries, he has too often remained a neglected subject of study within the context of his own time. The Register of Pennsylvania, a periodical which saw publication between 1828 and 1835, contained census information, statistics, as well as news items pertaining to the state. A historically valuable periodical, well-preserved and in good reading condition. A fine addition to the library of anyone interested in Pennsylvania history. Ships daily., Philadelphia: W.M.F. Geddes, 1831, 2.5, Philadelphia: W.M.F. Geddes, 1831. Leather Bound. Good. 4to. Quarter bound in contemporary green calf-skin leather. Corners bound. Gilt lettering on spine. Marbled boards. Moderate shelf wear. Bumping to corners. Rubbing to boards. Scuffing to spine edges. Slight chipping, loss to spine ends. Text on spine has been rubbed away. Institutional library bookplate inside front board. Owners inscription on FFEP. Slight splotching to endpapers. Otherwise, clean, unmarked pages.<br><br>Samuel Hazard is known for having been the unanimously appointed editor and archivist for the Keystone State during its formative years. Known also for his work on the Pennsylvania Archives as well as the sixteen-volume Colonial Records, the Register of Pennsylvania was the first publication for which he was editor-in-chief. Although Hazards editorial services to state and nation were recognized by his contemporaries, he has too often remained a neglected subject of study within the context of his own time. The Register of Pennsylvania, a periodical which saw publication between 1828 and 1835, contained census information, statistics, as well as news items pertaining to the state. A historically valuable periodical, well-preserved and in good reading condition. A fine addition to the library of anyone interested in Pennsylvania history. Ships daily., Philadelphia: W.M.F. Geddes, 1831, 2.5, Philadelphia: W.M.F. Geddes, 1831. Leather Bound. Very Good. 4to. Fully bound in contemporary brown calf-skin leather. Burgundy Morocco title plate with gilt lettering. Tight binding and solid boards. Moderate shelf wear.<br><br>Bumping to corners. Rubbing to boards. Scuffing to edges of spine. Chipping, slight loss to spine at hinges. Dampstain to front end papers with notation to front end page. Staining to back endpapers. Otherwise, clean, unmarked pages.<br><br>Samuel Hazard is known for having been the unanimously appointed editor and archivist for the Keystone State during its formative years. Known also for his work on the Pennsylvania Archives as well as the sixteen-volume Colonial Records, the Register of Pennsylvania was the first publication for which he was editor-in-chief. Although Hazards editorial services to state and nation were recognized by his contemporaries, he has too often remained a neglected subject of study within the context of his own time. The Register of Pennsylvania, a periodical which saw publication between 1828 and 1835, contained census information, statistics, as well as news items pertaining to the state. A historically valuable periodical, well-preserved and in good reading condition. A fine addition to the library of anyone interested in Pennsylvania history. Ships daily, Philadelphia: W.M.F. Geddes, 1831, 3, new. Kullervo, filho de Kalervo, é talvez o mais sombrio e trágico de todos os personagens de J.R.R. Tolkien. O infeliz Kullervo, como Tolkien o chamou, é um desafortunado menino órfão com poderes sobrenaturais e um destino trágico. Criado na propriedade do sombrio mago Untamo, que matou seu pai, raptou sua mãe e tenta matá-lo três vezes ainda menino, Kullervo está sozinho, exceto pelo amor de sua irmã gêmea Wanna, e protegido pelos poderes mágicos do cão negro Musti. Quando Kullervo é vendido como escravo, jura vingança contra o mago, mas aprenderá que, mesmo no momento da vingança, não há como escapar do mais cruel dos destinos. Tolkien escreveu que A história de Kullervo era o germe de minha tentativa de escrever lendas minhas, e que era um aspecto importante nas lendas da Primeira Era; seu Kullervo foi o ancestral de Túrin Turambar, trágico herói incestuoso de Os filhos de Húrin. Além de ser uma história poderosa por si só, A história de Kullervo, publicada aqui pela primeira vez com os rascunhos, as notas e um ensaio-conferência do autor (juntamente com comentários de Verlyn Flieger, responsável pela edição original desse título) sobre sua obra-fonte, o Kalevala, é uma pedra fundamental da estrutura do mundo inventado por Tolkien.   Capa comum: 192 páginasEditora: WMF Martins Fontes; Edição: New (8 de maio de 2019)Idioma: PortuguêsISBN-10: 8546900523ISBN-13: 978-8546900527Dimensões do produto: 20,4 x 13 x 1,6 cmPeso de envio: 599 g, 6<

2020, ISBN: 9788546900527

Philadelphia: W.M.F. Geddes, 1836. Hardcover. Good. 4to. Hardcover. No dust jacket as issued. Fully bound in deep burgundy buckram. Moderate shelf wear. Bumping to corners. Extensive su… mais…

Philadelphia: W.M.F. Geddes, 1836. Hardcover. Good. 4to. Hardcover. No dust jacket as issued. Fully bound in deep burgundy buckram. Moderate shelf wear. Bumping to corners. Extensive sunning to spine. Chipping, loss to spine ends. Library bookplate inside front board. Otherwise, clean, unmarked pages. Damp-staining from page 387 through end.<br><br>Samuel Hazard is known for having been the unanimously appointed editor and archivist for the Keystone State during its formative years. Known also for his work on the Pennsylvania Archives as well as the sixteen-volume Colonial Records, the Register of Pennsylvania was the first publication for which he was editor-in-chief. Although Hazards editorial services to state and nation were recognized by his contemporaries, he has too often remained a neglected subject of study within the context of his own time. The Register of Pennsylvania, a periodical which saw publication between 1828 and 1835, contained census information, statistics, as well as news items pertaining to the state. A historically valuable periodical, well-preserved and in good reading condition. A fine addition to the library of anyone interested in Pennsylvania history. Ships daily., Philadelphia: W.M.F. Geddes, 1836, 2.5, 2020. Leather Bound. New. Leather Binding on Spine and Corners with Golden Leaf Printing on round Spine. Reprinted in 2020 with the help of original edition published long back [1917]. This book is printed in black & white, sewing binding for longer life, Printed on high quality Paper, re-sized as per Current standards, professionally processed without changing its contents. As these are old books, we processed each page manually and make them readable but in some cases some pages which are blur or missing or black spots. We expect that you will understand our compulsion in these books. We found this book important for the readers who want to know more about our old treasure so we brought it back to the shelves. Hope you will like it and give your comments and suggestions. Lang: - eng, Vol: - Volume v.89(1917)., Pages 56. EXTRA 10 DAYS APART FROM THE NORMAL SHIPPING PERIOD WILL BE REQUIRED FOR LEATHER BOUND BOOKS. {FOLIO EDITION IS ALSO AVAILABLE.}, 2020, 6, Kullervo, filho de Kalervo, é talvez o mais sombrio e trágico de todos os personagens de J.R.R. Tolkien. O "infeliz Kullervo", como Tolkien o chamou, é um desafortunado menino órfão com poderes sobrenaturais e um destino trágico. Criado na propriedade do sombrio mago Untamo, que matou seu pai, raptou sua mãe e tenta matá-lo três vezes ainda menino, Kullervo está sozinho, exceto pelo amor de sua irmã gêmea Wanna, e protegido pelos poderes mágicos do cão negro Musti. Quando Kullervo é vendido como escravo, jura vingança contra o mago, mas aprenderá que, mesmo no momento da vingança, não há como escapar do mais cruel dos destinos. Tolkien escreveu que A história de Kullervo era "o germe de minha tentativa de escrever lendas minhas", e que era "um aspecto importante nas lendas da Primeira Era"; seu Kullervo foi o ancestral de Túrin Turambar, trágico herói incestuoso de Os filhos de Húrin. Além de ser uma história poderosa por si só, A história de Kullervo, publicada aqui pela primeira vez com os rascunhos, as notas e um ensaio-conferência do autor (juntamente com comentários de Verlyn Flieger, responsável pela edição original desse título) sobre sua obra-fonte, o Kalevala, é uma pedra fundamental da estrutura do mundo inventado por Tolkien. Capa comum: 192 páginas Editora: WMF Martins Fontes; Edição: New (8 de maio de 2019) Idioma: Português ISBN-10: 8546900523 ISBN-13: 978-8546900527 Dimensões do produto: 20,4 x 13 x 1,6 cm Peso de envio: 599 g, 0<

2019, ISBN: 9788546900527

new. Kullervo, filho de Kalervo, é talvez o mais sombrio e trágico de todos os personagens de J.R.R. Tolkien. O infeliz Kullervo, como Tolkien o chamou, é um desafortunado menino órfão c… mais…

new. Kullervo, filho de Kalervo, é talvez o mais sombrio e trágico de todos os personagens de J.R.R. Tolkien. O infeliz Kullervo, como Tolkien o chamou, é um desafortunado menino órfão com poderes sobrenaturais e um destino trágico. Criado na propriedade do sombrio mago Untamo, que matou seu pai, raptou sua mãe e tenta matá-lo três vezes ainda menino, Kullervo está sozinho, exceto pelo amor de sua irmã gêmea Wanna, e protegido pelos poderes mágicos do cão negro Musti. Quando Kullervo é vendido como escravo, jura vingança contra o mago, mas aprenderá que, mesmo no momento da vingança, não há como escapar do mais cruel dos destinos. Tolkien escreveu que A história de Kullervo era o germe de minha tentativa de escrever lendas minhas, e que era um aspecto importante nas lendas da Primeira Era; seu Kullervo foi o ancestral de Túrin Turambar, trágico herói incestuoso de Os filhos de Húrin. Além de ser uma história poderosa por si só, A história de Kullervo, publicada aqui pela primeira vez com os rascunhos, as notas e um ensaio-conferência do autor (juntamente com comentários de Verlyn Flieger, responsável pela edição original desse título) sobre sua obra-fonte, o Kalevala, é uma pedra fundamental da estrutura do mundo inventado por Tolkien.   Capa comum: 192 páginasEditora: WMF Martins Fontes; Edição: New (8 de maio de 2019)Idioma: PortuguêsISBN-10: 8546900523ISBN-13: 978-8546900527Dimensões do produto: 20,4 x 13 x 1,6 cmPeso de envio: 599 g, 6<