Mme Léonie d'Aunet en A. Miethe - Voyage d'une femme au Spitzberg / Mit Zeppelin nach Spitzbergen - 1867-1911

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Voyage d'une femme au Spitzberg by Mme Léonie d'Aunet and Mit Zeppelin nach Spitzbergen by A. Miethe, illustrated editions dating to 1867 and 1911 respectively in French and German.

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"Voyage d'une femme au Spitzberg" written by Léonie d'Aunet (originally published in 1854, this edition/print likely from 1867. This is a historical travelogue, as she was the first French woman to reach the North Cape and Spitsbergen.
Edition Paris: Hachette & Cie 1867. The book looks good and contains black-and-white illustrations, covers 363 pages.
Dimensions 18 x 12 cm

# Mit Zeppelin nach Spitzbergen – 1911 – A. Miethe and H. Hergesell

**Historically illustrated book about the German Arctic Zeppelin expedition**

Original German edition from 1911, titled *Mit Zeppelin nach Spitzbergen. Bilder von der Studienreise der deutschen arktischen Zeppelin-Expedition*.

This special historical work documents the German scientific expedition to Spitsbergen and the Arctic region. The book describes the journey, the landscapes, glaciers, and natural phenomena of the Arctic area, with particular attention to the possibilities of airships for scientific research.

The edition includes contributions on, among other things, the expedition, meteorological observations, the polar ice, and the exploration of Spitsbergen. The foreword is by Prince Heinrich of Prussia.
Includes: 291 pages Illustrations: 269 black-and-white and color illustrations, after nature photographs. The book looks good.
Dimensions 27 x 19 cm
Photos are part of the description

"Voyage d'une femme au Spitzberg" written by Léonie d'Aunet (originally published in 1854, this edition/print likely from 1867. This is a historical travelogue, as she was the first French woman to reach the North Cape and Spitsbergen.
Edition Paris: Hachette & Cie 1867. The book looks good and contains black-and-white illustrations, covers 363 pages.
Dimensions 18 x 12 cm

# Mit Zeppelin nach Spitzbergen – 1911 – A. Miethe and H. Hergesell

**Historically illustrated book about the German Arctic Zeppelin expedition**

Original German edition from 1911, titled *Mit Zeppelin nach Spitzbergen. Bilder von der Studienreise der deutschen arktischen Zeppelin-Expedition*.

This special historical work documents the German scientific expedition to Spitsbergen and the Arctic region. The book describes the journey, the landscapes, glaciers, and natural phenomena of the Arctic area, with particular attention to the possibilities of airships for scientific research.

The edition includes contributions on, among other things, the expedition, meteorological observations, the polar ice, and the exploration of Spitsbergen. The foreword is by Prince Heinrich of Prussia.
Includes: 291 pages Illustrations: 269 black-and-white and color illustrations, after nature photographs. The book looks good.
Dimensions 27 x 19 cm
Photos are part of the description

Details

Number of books
2
Subject
Travels
Book title
Voyage d'une femme au Spitzberg / Mit Zeppelin nach Spitzbergen
Author/ Illustrator
Mme Léonie d'Aunet en A. Miethe
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1867
Publication year youngest item
1911
Edition
Illustrated Edition, Other edition
Language
French, German
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Librairie de L. Hachette et Cie, Paris en Deutsches Verlaghaus Bong
Binding/ Material
Half leather
Number of pages
0
The NetherlandsVerified
627
Objects sold
100%
Private

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