Konvolut von 57 Insel Bändchen u.a. - photo 1

Konvolut von 57 Insel Bändchen u.a.

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Auction dateClassic
12.01.2024 10:00UTC +02:00
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Auktionshaus Bossard Im Rittergut am Barockschloss Lichtenwalde
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Germany, Niederwiesa
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ID 1119561
Lot 306 | Konvolut von 57 Insel Bändchen u.a.
der Insel-Bücherei, teils Feldpostausgaben, mit Nr. 16 Dekameron, 27 Antigone, 32 Friedrich Hebbel, 62 Auferstehung, 74 Rilke, 99 Crisanta, 100 Vögel und Nester, 123 Walt Withman, 131 Blumen, 175 Clemens Brentano, 213 Schmetterlingsbuch, 226 Nachtfalter, 252 E. Barrett-Browning, 276 Abenteur der Silvesternacht, 291 J.R. Becher, 317 Der alte Argonaute,330 Vischer, 381 Victor Hugo, 413 Oscar Wilde, 433 Masereel, 483 Ernest Claes, 498 Böll, 507 Hernach, 512 Böll, 543 Aphorismen, 548 Knetauer, 558 Granatapfelhaus, 565 Schattenbilder Goethezeit, 575 Kunst Altmexikos, 588 arabische Märchen, 604 Hirtenleben, 616 Sibyllen und Propheten, 630 Italienische Tafelbilder, 640 Italienische Skizzen, 687 Chrysanthemenduft, 705 Die schöne Li, 729 Kikeriki, 754 Fräulein Cornelia, 760 Kinderzeichnungen, 765 Poesie des Alltags, 832 Böll, 836 Ivan Olbracht, 871 Russische Graphik, 875 Ikonen, 904 Nexö, 910 Bronzetür der Sophienkathedrale in Nowgorod, 917 Ernst Barlach, 960 Dürer Kupferstiche, 979 Wüsten Kupferstiche, 1004 Ballade vom traurigen Café, 1010 Fritz Cremer, 1025 Otto Dix, 1029 Laubsturm, 1037 Bachmann, 1043 Eisgang, 1059 silberne Schale und 1086 Holzschnitte gegen den Krieg sowie 2 andere Kleinbücher, ges. 59 Stück
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Address of auction Auktionshaus Bossard Im Rittergut am Barockschloss Lichtenwalde
Schlossallee 7
09577 Niederwiesa
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