Vintage Book: Giovanni Boccaccio's Decameron, USSR 1955, 1J182

Step into the captivating world of history with the exquisite vintage gem, "Children's Encyclopedia: History of Human Society." This substantial hardcover volume, hailing from the USSR and dating back to approximately 1975, presents an invitation to explore the tapestry of human civilization. Containing a wealth of knowledge across its impressive 559 pages, this weighty tome is a testament to the meticulous craftsmanship that characterized books of its era. The hardcover's imposing presence mirrors the grandeur of the historical narratives it holds within, transporting readers to a time when the pursuit of knowledge was a noble adventure. Despite the passage of time, this volume's good condition attests to its careful preservation. The pages, adorned with stories from various epochs, beckon readers to immerse themselves in the annals of humanity's journey, from ancient civilizations to modern societies. As you turn the pages, the texture of the quality white paper under your fingertips transports you to an era when tangible books were cherished repositories of wisdom. While subtle signs of age lend an authentic charm, the overall condition of the book remains commendable, a testament to its enduring value. The hardcover's patina, the slight wear reminiscent of its journey through time, adds character to this vintage treasure. As you explore its contents, you'll find a remarkable collection of narratives, each a glimpse into the tapestry of human endeavors, achievements, and struggles. For collectors, history enthusiasts, or those seeking to relive the wonder of discovering the past, "Children's Encyclopedia: History of Human Society" is a valuable addition to any library. Its carefully curated entries capture the essence of historical eras, guiding readers on a journey through time to grasp the shaping forces of societies long gone. Whether you're inspired by the rise and fall of civilizations, intrigued by the intricacies of human progress, or simply captivated by the art of vintage...

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Step onto the stage of literary brilliance with this captivating vintage book, featuring a collection of plays by AjuNy Astrovsky, from the USSR. Circa 1976, this book stands as a ch...

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This is an an antique copy of Religio Medici by Sir Thomas Browne. An English language book, published by Macmillan & Co, London in the early 20th century, dated 1915. A seventeent...

2 Volumes. Giovanni Boccaccio, The Decameron. Translated by John Payce. Bound in full brown morocco with ornate gilt-tooling on the covers and raised band spine. Top edges gilt. Wate...

Title: A Treasury of Gilbert and Sullivan The words and music of one hundred and two songs from eleven operettas Edited: Deems Taylor Publisher...

This is an antique copy of Pleasures of Memory by Samuel Rogers. An English, hard bound collection of poetry, published in London in the Georgian period, 1803. A contemporary of Wordsworth, Byron and other Romantic poets, Samuel Rogers (1763 - 1855) was a successful banker and art collector, who was also one of England's most celebrated poets during his lifetime. Rogers was invited to be Poet Laureate on the occasion of Wordsworth's death 1850, but declined due to his age. Considered one of the great sources of social documentary of London's artistic and literary world of the 18th and early 19th century, he lived to the age of 92 - astonishing for the era. Presents a good, time-worn antique condition, with pages intact and clean Hard bound with marble paper cover and gold titling to ribbed spine Published in English across 187 pages in London by T. Bensley of Fleet Street Illustrated engraving plates throughout add visual interest to the poetry Includes the titular poems in part 1 & 2, The Two Sisters...