2013, ISBN: c2ad179dc0b52535ad256eb50c9c12ee

Wissenmedia : Wissenmedia , 2013. 2013. Hardcover. 28,4 x 21,4 x 1 cm. Als der Hamburger Professor Lidenbrock ein Pergament mit Runen entziffert, gibt es für ihn kein Halten mehr: D… Plus…

Wissenmedia : Wissenmedia , 2013. 2013. Hardcover. 28,4 x 21,4 x 1 cm. Als der Hamburger Professor Lidenbrock ein Pergament mit Runen entziffert, gibt es für ihn kein Halten mehr: Der kauzige Wissenschaftler hat eine Wegbeschreibung zum Mittelpunkt der Erde gefunden! Zusammen mit seinem Neffen Axel macht er sich auf die Reise nach Island, wo er in einem Vulkan den Zugang zu einer verborgenen Welt findet. In dem 1864 erschienenen Werk verbindet Jules Verne geschickt wissenschaftliche Erkenntnisse mit einer abenteuerlichen Handlung. Die Reihe „Brockhaus Literaturcomics“ bereitet Klassiker in mitreißenden Bildergeschichten auf. Mit diesen Bänden wurde ein vielbeachtetes neues Buchformat geschaffen, das auch junge Leser ab 10 Jahren an die großen Geschichten der Weltliteratur heranführt. Zu jedem Comic, die von namhaften Zeichnern gestaltet und von der Brockhaus-Redaktion auf einem hohen sprachlichen Niveau erarbeitet wurden, gibt es im Anhang Informationen zum Werk und zum Autor. Jules Verne wurde 1828 in Nantes geboren. Er studierte Jura, schrieb aber bereits Theaterstücke und Erzählungen. Sein erster Erfolgsroman "Fünf Wochen im Ballon" erschien 1863. Seine großen Romane waren von Anfang an Bestseller. Als neuer Mythenmeister und Klassiker ist er der Begründer der modernen Science-fiction-Literatur. Jules Verne starb 1905 in Amiens. Als der Hamburger Professor Lidenbrock ein Pergament mit Runen entziffert, gibt es für ihn kein Halten mehr: Der kauzige Wissenschaftler hat eine Wegbeschreibung zum Mittelpunkt der Erde gefunden! Zusammen mit seinem Neffen Axel macht er sich auf die Reise nach Island, wo er in einem Vulkan den Zugang zu einer verborgenen Welt findet. In dem 1864 erschienenen Werk verbindet Jules Verne geschickt wissenschaftliche Erkenntnisse mit einer abenteuerlichen Handlung. Die Reihe „Brockhaus Literaturcomics“ bereitet Klassiker in mitreißenden Bildergeschichten auf. Mit diesen Bänden wurde ein vielbeachtetes neues Buchformat geschaffen, das auch junge Leser ab 10 Jahren an die großen Geschichten der Weltliteratur heranführt. Zu jedem Comic, die von namhaften Zeichnern gestaltet und von der Brockhaus-Redaktion auf einem hohen sprachlichen Niveau erarbeitet wurden, gibt es im Anhang Informationen zum Werk und zum Autor. Jules Verne wurde 1828 in Nantes geboren. Er studierte Jura, schrieb aber bereits Theaterstücke und Erzählungen. Sein erster Erfolgsroman "Fünf Wochen im Ballon" erschien 1863. Seine großen Romane waren von Anfang an Bestseller. Als neuer Mythenmeister und Klassiker ist er der Begründer der modernen Science-fiction-Literatur. Jules Verne starb 1905 in Amiens., Wissenmedia, 2013, VERY RARE -EX-LIBRARY IN GOOD ++ CONDITION (NIPPED A BIT) SOME PENCILLING., PENDULUM PRESS / GILBERTSON, 1970, Boston: Lee and Shepard, 1880. Bound in terra cotta cloth, stamped in black and gold. Previous owner's neat name to ffep. (from the Bailey estate of Luden Cough Drop fame). Some moderate dampstaining to spine, scuffing to spine ends. 271pp. and 9 pp. of ads. Overall, a very acceptable copy of the first U.S. edition (and first edition in English) of this Verne comic novel of one Kin-Fo. . 9 pp undated ads. Ref.: Myers 55.. First Edition. Hard Cover. VG+/No Jacket., Lee and Shepard, 1880, 1888. A Tale of the American Civil War. With Numerous Illustrations. London: Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington, 1888. Original blue-grey cloth pictorially decorated in black and red, all page edges gilt. First British Edition of this adventure tale taking place during the American Civil War. This is the tale of the antagonism between Burbank (an anti-slavery Northerner now living near Jacksonville, Florida) and Texar (a pro-slavery Southerner); Texar winds up kidnapping Burbank's daughter and hiding her in the Everglades, and Burbank heads off in search of his daughter -- all as the Civil War rages around them. NORD CONTRE SUD came out in France in 1887, and by the end of the summer of that year the American pirate publisher George Munro came out with TEXAR'S VENGEANCE in his wrappered Seaside Library. In November 1887, Rand McNally published a hardbound American edition (a different translation) titled TEXAR'S REVENGE. Then this British edition, hardbound and illustrated and the same translation as Rand McNally's, came out in December 1887 (though dated 1888). These were soon followed by Worthington's (New York) 1888 edition of TEXAR'S REVENGE. The book did not get good reviews in America: the New York Daily Tribune wrote, [In Jules Verne's] story of "Texar"... a very thin streak of narrative is padded to almost unwieldy proportions by a quantity of remarkably inaccurate information about the rebellion. If anyone thought the game worth the candle it would be easy to point out the various comical inaccuracies in the historical part of the story... [quoted in T&M] This copy is in the deluxe binding style, with all edges gilt; its condition is very good -- spine a bit sunned as always, volume slightly askew. This is a Verne title that we seldom see. Taves & Michaluk V033., 1888<

1888, ISBN: c2ad179dc0b52535ad256eb50c9c12ee

1888. A Tale of the American Civil War. With Numerous Illustrations. London: Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington, 1888. Original blue-grey cloth pictorially decorated in blac… Plus…

1888. A Tale of the American Civil War. With Numerous Illustrations. London: Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington, 1888. Original blue-grey cloth pictorially decorated in black and red, all page edges gilt. First British Edition of this adventure tale taking place during the American Civil War. This is the tale of the antagonism between Burbank (an anti-slavery Northerner now living near Jacksonville, Florida) and Texar (a pro-slavery Southerner); Texar winds up kidnapping Burbank's daughter and hiding her in the Everglades, and Burbank heads off in search of his daughter -- all as the Civil War rages around them. NORD CONTRE SUD came out in France in 1887, and by the end of the summer of that year the American pirate publisher George Munro came out with TEXAR'S VENGEANCE in his wrappered Seaside Library. In November 1887, Rand McNally published a hardbound American edition (a different translation) titled TEXAR'S REVENGE. Then this British edition, hardbound and illustrated and the same translation as Rand McNally's, came out in December 1887 (though dated 1888). These were soon followed by Worthington's (New York) 1888 edition of TEXAR'S REVENGE. The book did not get good reviews in America: the New York Daily Tribune wrote, [In Jules Verne's] story of "Texar"... a very thin streak of narrative is padded to almost unwieldy proportions by a quantity of remarkably inaccurate information about the rebellion. If anyone thought the game worth the candle it would be easy to point out the various comical inaccuracies in the historical part of the story... [quoted in T&M] This copy is in the deluxe binding style, with all edges gilt; its condition is very good -- spine a bit sunned as always, volume slightly askew. This is a Verne title that we seldom see. Taves & Michaluk V033., 1888<

1888, ISBN: c2ad179dc0b52535ad256eb50c9c12ee

1888. A Tale of the American Civil War. With Numerous Illustrations. London: Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington, 1888. Original blue-grey cloth pictorially decorated in black and … Plus…

1888. A Tale of the American Civil War. With Numerous Illustrations. London: Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington, 1888. Original blue-grey cloth pictorially decorated in black and red, all page edges gilt. First British Edition of this adventure tale taking place during the American Civil War. This is the tale of the antagonism between Burbank (an anti-slavery Northerner now living near Jacksonville, Florida) and Texar (a pro-slavery Southerner); Texar winds up kidnapping Burbank's daughter and hiding her in the Everglades, and Burbank heads off in search of his daughter -- all as the Civil War rages around them. NORD CONTRE SUD came out in France in 1887, and by the end of the summer of that year the American pirate publisher George Munro came out with TEXAR'S VENGEANCE in his wrappered Seaside Library. In November 1887, Rand McNally published a hardbound American edition (a different translation) titled TEXAR'S REVENGE. Then this British edition, hardbound and illustrated and the same translation as Rand McNally's, came out in December 1887 (though dated 1888). These were soon followed by Worthington's (New York) 1888 edition of TEXAR'S REVENGE. The book did not get good reviews in America: the New York Daily Tribune wrote, [In Jules Verne's] story of "Texar"... a very thin streak of narrative is padded to almost unwieldy proportions by a quantity of remarkably inaccurate information about the rebellion. If anyone thought the game worth the candle it would be easy to point out the various comical inaccuracies in the historical part of the story... [quoted in T&M] This copy is in the deluxe binding style, with all edges gilt; its condition is very good -- spine a bit sunned as always, volume slightly askew. This is a Verne title that we seldom see. Taves & Michaluk V033., 1888, 0<

ISBN: c2ad179dc0b52535ad256eb50c9c12ee

Gebraucht, guter Zustand, [PU: Rand McNally, Chicago], CIVIL WAR, Scarce title. Bumps to spine ends and corners; overall shelfwear, faint stain on back of title page, back cover was bent … Plus…

Gebraucht, guter Zustand, [PU: Rand McNally, Chicago], CIVIL WAR, Scarce title. Bumps to spine ends and corners; overall shelfwear, faint stain on back of title page, back cover was bent at some point. Great reading, especially the discussion regarding slavery between the slave Zermah and Mr. Perry, the overseer. No date.<