The wonderful story of gold and silver; an anthropological, mythological, chrysological, argyrological, photochromatological, and psychological study Showing The Relation of thr Modern Employment of Gold and Silver as Personal Ornaments, as Mediums
The wonderful story of gold and silver; an anthropological, mythological, chrysological, argyrological, photochromatological, and psychological study Showing The Relation of thr Modern Employment of Gold and Silver as Personal Ornaments, as Mediums | Rare and modern books | Henry Hamilton Harwood
The wonderful story of gold and silver; an anthropological, mythological, chrysological, argyrological, photochromatological, and psychological study Showing The Relation of thr Modern Employment of Gold and Silver as Personal Ornaments, as Mediums
The wonderful story of gold and silver; an anthropological, mythological, chrysological, argyrological, photochromatological, and psychological study Showing The Relation of thr Modern Employment of Gold and Silver as Personal Ornaments, as Mediums | Rare and modern books | Henry Hamilton Harwood
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- Year of publication
- 1924
- Place of printing
- Richmond,
- Author
- Henry Hamilton Harwood
- Publishers
- Lewis Printing,
- Keyword
- GOLD SILVER CURIOSITA BIBLIOGRAFICA TIRATURA 225 esemplari
- Languages
- Italian
Description
In 8°; 288 pp. e una pecetta di errata fuori numerazione che presenta anche una nota manoscritta (probabilmente dallo stesso Harwood). Legatura editoriale in tutta tela rossa con titolo impresso in oro al piatto anteriore ed al dorso. Prima edizione in tiratura limitatissima di 225 esemplari di questa storia delloro e dellargento e dei culti a lui collegati. Lopera ripercorre gli aspetti antropologici e le conseguenze economiche del legame delluomo con loro ed largento, attraverso i secoli e lo sviluppo delle società dallantichità fino allo sviluppo della modera economia. Edizione rarissima ed in ottime condizioni di conservazione. Rif. Bibl.: Princeton University Libraries ReCAP C-10 5679.
