Abessinien. Das letzte ungelöste Problem Afrikas

BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD 0458
1. Bibliographic data
Author
Zischka, Anton
Title
Abessinien. Das letzte ungelöste Problem Afrikas
Statement of responsibility
Anton Zischka
Place of publication
Bern; Leipzig; Wien
Publisher
Wilhelm Goldmann Verlag
Printer
Paul Dünnhaupt, Köthen (Anhalt)
Date
1935
Imprint (isbd)
Bern; Leipzig; Wien: Wilhelm Goldmann Verlag, 1935
Language
German
Tirage
Commercial edition
2. Physical description
Collation
261 pages
Illustrations
Black-and-white photographs; 2 maps
Format
Octavo (8vo)
Dimensions
22 × 14.5 cm
Typographic signatures
Not identified
Paper type
Wove paper
Watermarks
No visible watermarks observed
Printing condition
High-quality letterpress printing; sharp and evenly printed text
3. Binding
Binding type
Half leather with cloth-covered boards
Colours
Black and brown
Decoration
Spine with gilt rules and gilt lettering; marbled endpapers
Spine
Black leather spine with gilt lettering and the initials "A.G."
4. Content
Content description
Geopolitical study of Abyssinia (Ethiopia) and the Italo-Ethiopian conflict of the 1930s, including extensive historical, political, economic and military information; illustrated with documentary photographs and maps.
5. General notes
Note 1
Published in 1935, shortly before the Italian invasion of Abyssinia.
Note 2
Preserves a later bibliophilic binding.
Note 3
Bookseller's stamp of the Librería Francesa, Barcelona, on the title page.
Note 4
The volume includes a section of photographic plates and two maps.
Note 5
Printed in Germany by Paul Dünnhaupt, Köthen (Anhalt).
6. Subjects
Main subject
Modern African history
Subsubjects
Ethiopia, Abyssinia, Italian colonialism, geopolitics, international relations, African history
7. Copy record
Shelfmark
0458
Condition
Good overall condition; slight wear to the spine and minor foxing; clean and complete interior.
Provenance
Library of Alfred Gallart i Genis
Copy notes
Copy rebound in black half leather with brown cloth-covered boards, marbled endpapers and gilt initials "A.G." on the spine; complete with both maps and all photographic illustrations.