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The ancient Greek story of the hero Jason as he sets sail in his ship the Argo to find the Golden Fleece that hangs on the edge of the world. The land is sick and the Golden Fleece has the power to heal it.

Brief text and numerous historical photographs, engravings, drawings, woodcuts, etc., trace Birmingham's history from the first settlement to the early 1950's.

Brief text and numerous historical photographs, engravings, drawings, woodcuts, etc., trace Asheville's history from first settlement to the early 1950's.

Previously published: Miami, Fla.: E.A. Seemann Pub., 1974.

Previously published: Miami, Fla.: E.A. Seemann Pub., 1974.

Local history. Edition not noted. Gray cloth covers very nice, light bumps on the spine ends. Dust jacket rubbed,moderate edge wear, some soil on the rear. Interior clean, binding a little shaken, book slanted.

Yesterday's PALM BEACH including Palm Beach County By STUART B. MclVER with a foreword by James R. Knott In 1902, a New York Herald article observed, ' 'Not to go to Palm Beach is a serious thing from a social point of view. If you cannot go there, you should at all events say that you are going, and then retire from Society for a time." The fame of Palm Beach began in 1894 when Henry M. Flagler extended his railroad there and opened the Royal Poinciana Hotel the world's largest then, accommodating over 2,000. Soon came the Breakers Hotel, first called the Palm Beach Inn, and Palm Beach emerged in the public's eye as the premier winter resort in America. While some bewail a loss in exclusiveness, its status has remained relatively unchanged. Great fortunes were represented here, and behind the names of the people who came were industries known throughout the land. Palm Beach has attracted presidents, prime ministers, and royalty. From the beginning, the wealthy, the famous, and the accomplished have set its tone. Ostrich plumes were so much in demand in the early 1900s that Palm Beach had its own ostrich farm. One "cottage," El Mirasol, which cost over a million dollars, had thirty-seven rooms, and included an auditorium, a forty- car garage, and a private zoo. From its first days through the late 1940s, scenes of the life and progress of Palm Beach County are placed before you-its residents, working and playing, and their efforts to create an area they can be proud of today. And along with all this, here are the faces, the homes, the parties, the gowns, the jewels, the yachts, and the resort life of the dazzling personalities who created such a fascinating aura around Palm Beach that interest in it never ceases.

See Features:Features:Format: BookInstrument: PianoContributors: By Johannes Brahms / ed. Carl Seemann and Kurt StephensonSeries: Edition PetersPag...

6 Partitas BWV 825-830 Carl Seemann - CD 4011790014227

Used.Acceptable Condition.Hardcover.By Hampton Dunn.159 Pages.1974.Printed in USA.Seemann Publishing.

Hardcover: 160 pages Publisher: E. A. Seemann Publishing, Inc.; First Edition edition (1972) Language: English ISBN-10: 0912458119 ISBN-13: 978-0912458113 Shipping Weight: 1.6 pounds

In Surinam, plant hunter F. W. Hostmann allowed vampire bats to suck his toes; George Forrest narrowly escaped rampaging llamas in western China; and, in Fiji, Berthold Seemann recorded which plants cannibals used as an accompaniment to human flesh. These and other incidents are recorded in this compilation of fascinating firsthand accounts of the experiences of 19th- and early-20th-century plant collectors. Extracted from journals and letters, the accounts are a mix of adventure, images from a lost world, and stories of the practical problems associated with plant collecting. Richly illustrated with a selection of 19th-century botanical art and modern photographs, In Pursuit of Plants will appeal to botanists, gardeners, and anyone interested in natural history and travel.

Previously published: Miami, Fla.: E.A. Seemann Pub., 1974.

Gebundene Ausgabe 242 S. Neu Zustand: 11, Neu, Gebundene Ausgabe Seemann 1. Aufl., 1992 242 S. , Ostdeutsche Rathäuser, Frank-Dietrich Jacob, Hans-Joachim Krause, Constantin Beyer