Examples of using A first edition in English and their translations into German
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Political
It's a first edition, signed by the author,
It's of course a first edition, numbered and signed by Hergé,
The two-volume set- a first edition and a second edition- of the future German Fuehrer's political manifesto had been estimated to go for $20-25,000 in a sale organized by Nate D.
A first edition.
My God, this is a first edition?
I have never seen a first edition"Tractatus" before.
It's a first edition volume of"Cycle of Pain.
Yeah, Faulkner, a first edition, not that you would know.
You know I'm publishing that paper now, and we're getting ready to put out a first edition.
Then there was the time an employee of the shop found a first edition of Frankenstein, inscribed by Mary Shelley to Lord Byron.
However, this Scoreboard is envisaged as a first edition putting State aid in the context of the Europe 2020 Strategy,
Additionally three school notebooks by Wilhelm Friedemann Bach, a first edition of The Musical Offering(part A) from 1747,
By drastically reducing the overheads required to put together a first edition it has started revolutionizing the way people approach books as a whole.
Similarly surprising was the result for copies of the first German stamp catalogue from 1863: a first edition realised 3,700 Euros, a second edition went for 1,500 euro.
And this summer made a first edition, in the center of Huércal-Overa,
And this summer made a first edition, in the center of Huércal-Overa,
including a fragment of the earliest known copy of the Gospel of St John and a first edition of The Canterbury Tales.
This may be a first edition; appears to be the only titled published from this series as written by the author inside:"I hope it will be realized that with regard to the production of this book a certain allowance has to be made for wartime conditions.
The tour of the Liria Palace also includes the library, with a first edition of Don Quixote(from 1605), the last will
Not a first edition and not an especially beautiful copy.