1988, ISBN: 40524e99220b3bf9ce8d89dddbde0c6c

New York: Sexology Magazine, 1952. Ephemera. Very Good with No dust jacket as issued. Soundly stapled binding. Pages clean, tanned. Wrappers tanned with light edge wear, light handling … Plus…

New York: Sexology Magazine, 1952. Ephemera. Very Good with No dust jacket as issued. Soundly stapled binding. Pages clean, tanned. Wrappers tanned with light edge wear, light handling wear, overall light shelf wear. Contents: Gernsback, When is abortion legal? Wilson, Female sexual crimes. Secor, Artificial male organ. Bernstein, Menstruation without pain. Mozes, Eugene B., Premature birth, part 2. Cauldwell, The mechanics of mongolism. Winfield, Kidney stones. Branson, If you are Rh negative. Questions and answers, book reviews, sexological news, so they say, scientific sex notes. ; Line drawings, photographs; 7.5" (19 cm) tall; 64 pages., Sexology Magazine, 1952, New York: Sexology Magazine, 1951. Ephemera. Good with No dust jacket as issued. Soundly stapled binding. Pages clean, tanned. Wrappers tanned with light edge wear, light handling wear, overall shelf wear. Contents: Gernsback, Mongolism due to prenatal fault. Gernsback, Leda and the swan: a sexozoological enigma. Benjamin, New sex hormones aid aging males. Winfield, How dangerous are abortions? Secor, Artificial insemination for livestock. Lanval, Ilse Koch: sex terrorist (wife of commander of Buchenwald concentration camp). Guyon, The sexual problem during the historical period. Cauldwell, Illustrated sexological dictionary. Questions and answers, sexological news, so they say, scientific sex notes. ; Line drawings, photographs; 7.5" (19 cm) tall; 64 pages., Sexology Magazine, 1951, New York: American Heritage Publishing Co. , Inc.. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1970. Decorated Cloth Hard. 0828100985 . By the editors of Horizon Magazine. 416pp. Contents: The people - 1] Roots of old Russia - The Divine City - 2] Divided and conquered - The Mongol masters - 3] Rise of Muscovy - Church and state - 4] Time of troubles - The Siberian frontier - 5] Break with the past - Peter's glory - 6] Age of splendor - The soul of Russia - 7] The iron rule - The intelligentsia - 8] Experiments in reform - The emerging proletariat - 9] The last Romanovs - 1917 : The onslaught - 10] Aftermath of revolution - Nation at war - 11] Coexistence and beyond - Ackowledgments - Index. Profusely illustrated with photographs in b/w and in color, on every page of the book, superb full-page photos, reproductions of old icons, manuscripts, statues, carved wood, engravings, paintings, maps , plans, etc... Black cloth cover with embossed design on front and back, and gilt lettering on spine. Very interesting and exceptional book.; Folio - over 12" - 15" Tall Large ., American Heritage Publishing Co. , Inc., 1970, London: Thames and Hudson. 1967. Hardcover. B&W & Color Illustrations & Map; 9.13 X 6.57 X 1.11 inches; 112 pages; Hard cover is red with gold lettering on spine. Sunning on edges of text block. DJ has light rubbing/scuffing/sunning; some shelf wear, price clipped; in a mylar cover. Extensively illustrated with color and b/w photographs, as well as a b/w map. Originally published in German, 1965. Translated from the German by E. D. Phillips. Notes. ., Thames and Hudson, 1967, Nemzetor & Alpha Publications, USA - second edition 1971 Hardcover, 8¼" x 5½" (lacks jacket - none issued?) Ours is an ex-library copy, with stamps stickers and barcode. Book in VERY GOOD condition Light-green cloth-bound boards with gold title to spine and front, 13 b&w photographs including 7 maps of an ever-dimishing Hungary, references, and bibliography on the Treaty of Trianon. The author is a Franco-Hungarian (Hungarian father, French mother), educated in France, and fought in her forces during WWII. This book is his expression of grief at the crime which France committed against Hungary ('the mutilation of a nation') at the end of the First World War - 'in stark violation of the ethnic principle proclaimed by the Allied and Associated Powers.' In 1920 the Trianon Treaty deprived Hungary of territories which had belonged to it without interruption ever since the Magyars took possession a thousand years earlier - it was the physical, economic and historic end. Appendix include the fascinating 'Mongol Letter' addressed by Bela IV, King of Hungary, to Pope Innocent IV, on 11 November 1252., Nemzetor & Alpha Publications, USA - second edition, 1971, New York.: Dorset., 1988.. Reprint.. Hard cover. . Fine copy (owner blind stamp) in fine dust jacket (in mylar).. Octavo.. Very scarce in this condition. . Photograph of OUR copy available upon request., Dorset., 1988.<

1988, ISBN: 40524e99220b3bf9ce8d89dddbde0c6c

Near Fine, [PU: Dorset Press], Jacket, In very good overall condition, the jacket has a small closed tear to corner., Books