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KRASHENINNIKOV, Stepan Petrovich:
The History of Kamtschatka, and the Kurilski Islands, with the countries adjacent; illustrated with maps and cuts. - edition reliée, livre de poche
1764, ISBN: 84b0a93dd24aa7f1716d3ce2019986b7
[SC: 15.0], [PU: T. Jefferys, Glocester], AMERICANA; AMERICA; MEXICO; MEXIQUE; NUEVO NEW HISTORIA; HISTORY; HISTOIRE; VIAJES; TRAVEL; VOYAGES; NORTEAMERICA; NORTHAMERICA; NORTH AMERICA, G… Plus…
[SC: 15.0], [PU: T. Jefferys, Glocester], AMERICANA; AMERICA; MEXICO; MEXIQUE; NUEVO NEW HISTORIA; HISTORY; HISTOIRE; VIAJES; TRAVEL; VOYAGES; NORTEAMERICA; NORTHAMERICA; NORTH AMERICA, Glocester, T. Jefferys, 1764. En 4º (268 x 207)mm. (3) h., 280 pp., (5) h., 2 mapas plegados y cinco láminas grabadas (2 de ellas plegadas). Encuadernación en plena piel de época, lomera restaurada preservando la lomera original con hierro dorado en las calles y tejuelo en marroquén. Primera edición inglesa de este libro que contiene una de las primeras descripciones de Alaska. Publicada por primera vez en ruso en 1754, The History of Kamtschatka perdura como una de las más importantes obras de la literatura científica de viajes y exploración. El explorador de Siberia, naturalista y geógrafo Krasheninnikof realiza la primera descripción de Kamtschatka a comienzos del siglo dieciocho; en 1737 se establece con su expedición en Bolsheretsk (al Suroeste de Kamtschatka), al año siguiente recorre otras partes de Kamtschatka, las Islas Kurilski y regiones vecinas para estudiar la flora y fauna así como las costumbres de sus habitantes: lenguaje y cultura de los indígenas Itelmen y Koryak. Su pormenorizado estudio incluye cada aspecto de cada región de la península hasta que terminó sus trabajos en 1740, año en que regresa a Rusia y comienza a preparar la publicación. Procedencia: 1. B. Barrett. 2. Streeter Referencias: Brunet III:696; Hill 948; Howes K-265; Lada-Mocarski 12 (note); Sabin 38301 4to. 2 folding maps and 5 engraved plates (2 folding). Contemporary English calf, spine gilt in compartments, gilt morocco lettering piece, joints repaired, light wear to spine ends and lower joint. First edition in English. The work contains one of the earliest accounts of Alaska and the Aleutian Islands. Krasheninnikov's work includes excerpts from Steller's notes and thus contains "the first scientific account of [Kamchatka and the Kuril Islands]" (Hill). Krasheninnikov joined Bering's second expedition and explored Kamchatka with Steller as his assistant; although Krasheninnikov then returned to St. Petersburg, Steller's notes were available to him and the work was compiled from both men's researches: "the inclusion of Steller's observations on America, made during his travels with Bering's second voyage, are an important part of this work, and constitute one of the earliest accounts of Alaska and the Aleutian Islands. This work details the customs, morals, and religion of the inhabitants of the Kamchatkan peninsula, and discusses the power exercised by the magicians. Contemporary English calf, spine gilt in compartments. Good copy. 268x207mm. (10½x8¼").<
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KRASHENINNIKOV, Stepan Petrovich:
The History of Kamtschatka, and the Kurilski Islands, with the countries adjacent; illustrated with maps and cuts. - edition reliée, livre de poche
1764, ISBN: 84b0a93dd24aa7f1716d3ce2019986b7
[SC: 15.0], [PU: T. Jefferys, Glocester], AMERICANA; AMERICA; MEXICO; MEXIQUE; NUEVO NEW HISTORIA; HISTORY; HISTOIRE; VIAJES; TRAVEL; VOYAGES; NORTEAMERICA; NORTHAMERICA; NORTH AMERICA, G… Plus…
[SC: 15.0], [PU: T. Jefferys, Glocester], AMERICANA; AMERICA; MEXICO; MEXIQUE; NUEVO NEW HISTORIA; HISTORY; HISTOIRE; VIAJES; TRAVEL; VOYAGES; NORTEAMERICA; NORTHAMERICA; NORTH AMERICA, Glocester, T. Jefferys, 1764. En 4º (268 x 207)mm. (3) h., 280 pp., (5) h., 2 mapas plegados y cinco láminas grabadas (2 de ellas plegadas). Encuadernación en plena piel de época, lomera restaurada preservando la lomera original con hierro dorado en las calles y tejuelo en marroquén. Primera edición inglesa de este libro que contiene una de las primeras descripciones de Alaska. Publicada por primera vez en ruso en 1754, The History of Kamtschatka perdura como una de las más importantes obras de la literatura científica de viajes y exploración. El explorador de Siberia, naturalista y geógrafo Krasheninnikof realiza la primera descripción de Kamtschatka a comienzos del siglo dieciocho; en 1737 se establece con su expedición en Bolsheretsk (al Suroeste de Kamtschatka), al año siguiente recorre otras partes de Kamtschatka, las Islas Kurilski y regiones vecinas para estudiar la flora y fauna así como las costumbres de sus habitantes: lenguaje y cultura de los indígenas Itelmen y Koryak. Su pormenorizado estudio incluye cada aspecto de cada región de la península hasta que terminó sus trabajos en 1740, año en que regresa a Rusia y comienza a preparar la publicación. Procedencia: 1. B. Barrett. 2. Streeter Referencias: Brunet III:696; Hill 948; Howes K-265; Lada-Mocarski 12 (note); Sabin 38301 4to. 2 folding maps and 5 engraved plates (2 folding). Contemporary English calf, spine gilt in compartments, gilt morocco lettering piece, joints repaired, light wear to spine ends and lower joint. First edition in English. The work contains one of the earliest accounts of Alaska and the Aleutian Islands. Krasheninnikov's work includes excerpts from Steller's notes and thus contains "the first scientific account of [Kamchatka and the Kuril Islands]" (Hill). Krasheninnikov joined Bering's second expedition and explored Kamchatka with Steller as his assistant; although Krasheninnikov then returned to St. Petersburg, Steller's notes were available to him and the work was compiled from both men's researches: "the inclusion of Steller's observations on America, made during his travels with Bering's second voyage, are an important part of this work, and constitute one of the earliest accounts of Alaska and the Aleutian Islands. This work details the customs, morals, and religion of the inhabitants of the Kamchatkan peninsula, and discusses the power exercised by the magicians. Contemporary English calf, spine gilt in compartments. Good copy. 268x207mm. (10½x8¼").<
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(KRASCHENINNIKOV, Stepan Petrovich) Translated by James Grieve, M.D.:
The History of Kamtschatka and the Kurilski Islands with the Countries Adjacent; Illustrated with Maps and Cuts. - livre d'occasion
1767, ISBN: 84b0a93dd24aa7f1716d3ce2019986b7
Glocester: R. Raikes for T. Jefferys, Geographer to His Majesty, 1764. First Edition. Leather bound. Good+. 4to. Pp. (4), vii, 280, (8). English Translation by James Grieve. With all fi… Plus…
Glocester: R. Raikes for T. Jefferys, Geographer to His Majesty, 1764. First Edition. Leather bound. Good+. 4to. Pp. (4), vii, 280, (8). English Translation by James Grieve. With all five plates accounted for, with four of them folding, and the two folding maps. Index. Bound in three-quarter brown morocco over contemporary calf boards with new endpapers. Spine with red morocco label with gilt lettering, gilt flourishes in compartments. The preliminaries with dampstaining to bottom edge, and lower fore-edge, picking up sporadically through text block, but not affecting plates or maps. Binders tag and armorial bookplate of Edward Davenport on the front pastedown. Boards with marks and staining commensurate with age. Krascheninnikov was assistant to George Steller on the second Bering expedition to the North Pacific. Referring to the French edition (1767), Hill credits this work's "primary importance" as one of the "earliest accounts of Alaska and the Aleutian Islands." EBERSTADT (Northwest Coast), 17 ("[this] examination of the Russian exploits in the history of the furthest outpost is essential"); HILL (Vol. I), p. 166 ("the first scientific account of those regions"); HOWES K265 ("contains one of the earliest descriptions of Russian America"); WICKERSHAM 5942. Noted in LADA-MOCARSKI 12. Bookseller inventory A042019S., R. Raikes for T. Jefferys, Geographer to His Majesty, 1764, 2.5<
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(KRASCHENINNIKOV, Stepan Petrovich) Translated by James Grieve, M.D.:
Russian Alaska: The History of Kamtschatka and the Kurilski Islands with the Countries Adjacent; Illustrated with Maps and Cuts. - livre d'occasion
1767, ISBN: 84b0a93dd24aa7f1716d3ce2019986b7
4to. Pp. (4), vii, 280, (8). English Translation by James Grieve. With all five plates accounted for, with four of them folding, and the two folding maps. Index. Bound in three-quarter br… Plus…
4to. Pp. (4), vii, 280, (8). English Translation by James Grieve. With all five plates accounted for, with four of them folding, and the two folding maps. Index. Bound in three-quarter brown morocco over contemporary calf boards with new endpapers. Spine with red morocco label with gilt lettering, gilt flourishes in compartments. The preliminaries with dampstaining to bottom edge, and lower fore-edge, picking up sporadically through text block, but not affecting plates or maps. Binders tag and armorial bookplate of Edward Davenport on the front pastedown. Boards with marks and staining commensurate with age. Krascheninnikov was assistant to George Steller on the second Bering expedition to the North Pacific. Referring to the French edition (1767), Hill credits this work's "primary importance" as one of the "earliest accounts of Alaska and the Aleutian Islands." EBERSTADT (Northwest Coast), 17 ("[this] examination of the Russian exploits in the history of the furthest outpost is essential"); HILL (Vol. I), p. 166 ("the first scientific account of those regions"); HOWES K265 ("contains one of the earliest descriptions of Russian America"); WICKERSHAM 5942. Noted in LADA-MOCARSKI 12. Bookseller inventory A042019S., R. Raikes for T. Jefferys, Geographer to His Majesty, 1764, 2.5<
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James Grieve, Translator, Russian into English:
THE HISTORY OF KAMTSCHATKA, AND THE KURILSKI ISLANDS, WITH THE COUNTRIES ADJACENT; ILLUSTRATED WITH MAPS AND CUTS. - edition reliée, livre de poche
1962, ISBN: 84b0a93dd24aa7f1716d3ce2019986b7
Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [PU: Quadrangle Books, Inc., Chicago], KURILE,KAMTSCHATKA, 280pp + Index. Reddish cloth hardcover, blind-stamped on front and gilt-lettered on spine. B/W il… Plus…
Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [PU: Quadrangle Books, Inc., Chicago], KURILE,KAMTSCHATKA, 280pp + Index. Reddish cloth hardcover, blind-stamped on front and gilt-lettered on spine. B/W illustrations; fold-out maps. Former college library volume with customary stamps and labels. Contents textually unmarked, clean, tight. Facsimile reprint of Second, revised English Edition published in 1764, Glocester. First Edition had been published in 1754 in St. Petersburg in Russian., Books<
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