History: Far East & Australia - German

Reprints and antiquarian backsets of journals and serials in stock.

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ALLGEMEINE MISSIONS-ZEITSCHRIFT Monatshefte fuer geschichtliche und theoretische Missionskunde

Vols. 1-47 (of 50 vols. publ.). Berlin, 1874-1920. Mostly bound

Complete set $ 2,750.-   Single volumes may be available. Please inquire.

- Continued as NEUE ALLGEMEINE MISSIONSZEITSCHRIFT

ASIATISCHE STUDIEN / ETUDES ASIATIQUES (ISSN 0004-4717) Zeitschrift der Schweizer Gesellschaft fuer Asienkunde und der schweizerischen Asiengesellschaft

Vols. 1-44. Bern, 1947-1990. Reprint. Bound set

Complete set € 3.025,-

Vols. 1-17. 1947-1964. Bound per volume € 75,- Vols. 18/19 (1965). Bound together € 160,- Vols. 20-24. 1966-1970. Bound per volume € 75,- Vol. 25/1971. Bound € 160,- Vols. 26-43. 1972-1989. Bound per volume € 85,- Vol. 44/1990. Bound € 110,-

- ASIATISCHE STUDIEN / ETUDES ASIATIQUES is dedicated to the different Asian regions like China, the Islamic world, Japan, South and Central Asia.

KAEMPFER, ENGELBERT: GESCHICHTE UND BESCHREIBUNG VON JAPAN Mit den Originalhandschriften des Verfassers, herausgegeben von Christian Wilhelm Dohm

2 volumes and 1 volume containing plates. With commentary volume. Reprint (Tokyo, 1980). Bound

Complete set $ 790.-   Single volumes may be available. Please inquire.

NACHOD,O., H. PRAESENT AND W. HAENISCH: BIBLIOGRAPHIE VON JAPAN 1906-1937

6 volumes. Leipzig, 1928-1940. Reprint. Bound

Complete set $ 850.-   Single volumes may be available. Please inquire.

SAECULUM Jahrbuch fuer Universalgeschichte

Vols. 1-52. Freiburg im Breisgau, 1950-2001. With gen. index vols. 1-18. Partly reprint. Bound set

Complete set € 2.700,-   Single volumes may be available. Please inquire.

- The aim of the internationally renowned yearbook is to examine the civilisations of the Ancient Orient, India and East Asia, Ancient America, Greek and Roman Antiquity, the Islamic people and the Occident in the form of a methodically well-founded comparison.

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