Kleine Bibliothek 19. Jahrhundert - photo 1

Kleine Bibliothek 19. Jahrhundert

Lot 1001
15.11.2018 14:00UTC +02:00
Classic
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AuctioneerAuktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
Event locationGermany, Plauen
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ID 131548
Lot 1001 | Kleine Bibliothek 19. Jahrhundert
1) Oberon. Ein Heldengedicht in zwölf Gesängen, von C. M. Wieland, Etui-Bibliothek der deutschen Classiker, Aachen 1815, in zwei Teile geteilt, Format 12°, 231 und 238 S. mit je einem Titelstahlstich, Pappeinband der Zeit mit Rückenschildchen, Rücken gebrochen, Kanten bestoßen, Vorsatz beschrieben, innen normale Altersspuren, 2) Ouvres mêlées de M. le Chevalier de Boufflers, et de M. le Marquis de Vilette, Londres 1782, Format 12°, 196 S., Pappeinband der Zeit mit Rückenschildchen, Rotschnitt, Marmorvorsatz, altersgemäß guter Zustand mit normalen Altersspuren, 3) Die classischen Dichter und Schriftsteller des Auslandes in Biographien und kurzen Lebensabrissen, Hamburg und Leipzig Verlag von Schuberth & Co. 1850, Format 12°, 286 S. mit vier Stahlstichen von Voltaire, de Florian, Johnson, Bulwer, marmorierter Pappeinband der Zeit, gute Erhaltung, 4) C. Gretschel, Geschichte des Sächsischen Volkes und Staates, 2. und 3. Band, Leipzig ohne Jahr [1847] und 1853, Format Grösse 8°, je ein Titelstahlstich, 668 und 720 S., Rücken vom 3. Band restaurierungsbedürftig, sonst altersgemäß schöner Zustand, 5) Das Buch vom Alten Fritz, Leipzig 1877, Format 8°, 214 S. mit zahlreichen Abbildungen, Titelseite fehlt, Halbleineneinband, normale Altersspuren.
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