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Konvolut von 72 verschiedenen Bündchen der Insel-Bücherei

Lot 85
12.01.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerAuktionshaus Bossard Im Rittergut am Barockschloss Lichtenwalde
Event locationGermany, Niederwiesa
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Lot 85 | Konvolut von 72 verschiedenen Bündchen der Insel-Bücherei
in Original-Broschuren der Kriegs- und Nachkriegszeit mit: 1/1A Rilke, 22 Huch, 23 Binding, 30/2 Rilke, 37 Björnsson, 40 Jacobsen, 50/1C H”lderlin, 67/1 Bahr, 69 Sifter, 82 Grillparzer, 96/3 Carus, 105/2B Vogelweide, 109/2 Gunnarsson, 111/2 le Fort, 112/3 Morgenstern, 113 Huch, 126/2B Burckhardt, 139/1A Droste, 143 Gide, 149 Dostojewski, 166/2 Bismarck-Brevier, 167/2ll, 170/3 Paestum, 179/3 Goldne Pforte, 180/2 Hauptmann, 181 Mombert, 187 Fechner, 203/1A Gilgamesch, 207/2B Stifter, 204/2 Waggerl, 210/2 le Fort, 222 Sonette, 230 Mörike, 249/1A Storm, 253/2B Lau-Dse, 258/1A Tschechow, 280 Eckert, 339 Hofmannsthal, 355 Briefe, 358/2 Busch, 361/1A Nietzsche, 362 Timmermanns, 381 Hugo, 383 Brehm, 387 Chinesische, 389 Plato, 400/1A Rilke, 417/2 Huxlay, 420 Timmermanns, 436/1B Trakl, 436/1B Trakl, 461/1A Hofmannsthal, 468/1B Streuvels, 469 Huch, 473 Keller, 478 Busch, 480/1B Rilke, 481/1A Kleist, 483 Claes, 491 Voigt-Diederichs, 496 Michelangelo, 500/1A Carossa, 506 Hölderlin, 510 Schaumann, 512/1C Gedichte, 518 Stifter, 519 Kierkegaard, 522 Waggerl, 529/1A Latinische, 532 Ritter, 533 le Fort, 540 Schneider, 548/1 Guerin
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