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朝日新聞社、1975、195p、26cm、1

A. A. Macdonell、MEICHO-FUKYU-KAI (名著普及会)、1977、25.5･･･

This 1977 Japanese reprint features a unique printed dedication by Takahisa Koseki, documenting the historical context of this edition and contemporary Japanese respect for Macdonell’s work. Condition: Grade B (Good/Very Good). The heavy hardcover has a tight two-tone binding (dark leatherette spine, olive cloth), with bright gilt lettering. Minor shelf wear and uniform age-toning are present; the original individual dust jacket shows marked tanning and wear. This facsimile edition remains in stable demand in Vedic studies. Its high-quality Japanese production and exclusive dedication make it a valuable item for scholars and institutional collections in Indology and comparative linguistics.

Dr. Lokesh Chandra、Rinsen Book Co., Ltd. (臨川書店)、19･･･

This dictionary is a foundational reference for Tibetan Buddhism, Sanskrit, and comparative Indology, linking canonical languages and supporting research on Tibetan Buddhist literature. The 1971 Japanese reprint of the 1961 New Delhi edition reflects sustained scholarly demand and Japan’s role in disseminating rare Oriental texts.Condition (Grade B – Good/Average): Two strongly bound green cloth volumes with excellent structure. Notable foxing and discoloration appear on the top edges, with uniform age-toning and minor shelf wear; gold spine lettering remains bright. Approx. 28.5 cm tall.Recommended for libraries and researchers specializing in Tibetan and Buddhist studies.

Charles Rockwell Lanman、Harvard University Press、1･･･

This is the 1963 sixteenth printing of A Sanskrit Reader by well-known scholar Charles Rockwell Lanman. First published in 1884 during the rise of comparative philology, it became an important and widely used textbook for learning Sanskrit. The book is made for university beginners and includes the Text, Vocabulary, and Notes all in one volume. Lanman, a Harvard professor, was a major figure in Indology, and his expertise is reflected throughout the work. This edition is a sturdy dark blue or black cloth hardcover with gilt lettering on the spine, giving it a classic academic look. Condition: Overall Good to Very Good (B). The pages show strong age-toning and some minor foxing, normal for a 1963 printing. The cover has light shelf wear but no major damage, tears, or missing pages. For collectors: A valuable item for those interested in Indology, comparative linguistics, or the history of Sanskrit studies.

André Billy、Mercure de France、1971、20cm

1971 Paperback edition of Stanislas de Guaita by André Billy, published by Mercure de France. This authoritative biography explores the life of Stanislas de Guaita (1861–1897), a poet and key figure in the French fin-de-siècle Occultist and Symbolist movements, detailing his studies in alchemy, drug use, and his influence on the esoteric and literary circles of the late 19th century.

The paperback shows heavy tanning/yellowing on covers and text block edges, with minor corner wear (Condition Grade B). Binding remains tight, and the text is fully readable. A valuable research copy and collectible for scholars of French Occultism, Symbolism, and fin-de-siècle literary history.

Anne-Marie Amiot、Librairie Nizet、1982

1982 Paperback edition of BAUDELAIRE et L'ILLUMINISME by Anne-Marie Amiot, published by Librairie Nizet, Paris. This scholarly study explores the deep connection between Charles Baudelaire and the esoteric current of Illuminism, offering vital insight into the poet’s philosophical and mystical influences.

The paperback shows typical age wear: heavy tanning and yellowing on the cover and text block edges, with sun-tanning streaks on the rear cover (Condition Grade B). Despite cosmetic flaws, the binding is intact and the text appears clean. An essential resource for scholars and collectors of Baudelaire, French Symbolism, and 19th-century literary criticism, and a valuable addition to specialized academic libraries.

Marcel Schneider、Librairie Arthème Fayard、1985

1985 Hardcover First Edition of Histoire de la littérature fantastique en France by Marcel Schneider, published by Librairie Arthème Fayard, with dust jacket. This authoritative study traces the history and evolution of French fantastic literature, including gothic, supernatural, horror, and fantasy, highlighting major themes, influences, and key figures like E.T.A. Hoffmann. The striking red dust jacket with bold yellow lettering and a whimsical/demonic figure adds visual appeal. The book shows typical age wear: minor dust jacket rubbing and a small tear at the spine, with strong tanning on all text block edges (Condition Grade B). Text pages are clean and intact. A valuable reference and collectible for scholars and enthusiasts of French fantastic literature.