jokes hitler de count alfred hessenstein (4 résultats)

Hardcover. Etat : Fair. No Jacket. Spitz (illustrateur). Hardback: Fair+ Condition. No Jacket. Pages Clean And Unmarked. Shows Signs Of Aging Such As Yellowing And Foxing To Leaf-Edges And End-Page. Binding Tight And Secure. Tanning To Boards. Photograph Is Added By Selling Site And Not Ours, Therefore May Not Reflect This Edition Or Condition.

Hardcover. Etat : Fine. First Edition. Hardback. Small 8vo. 183mms by 122. pp 48 with some illustrations in text by Spitz. Original publisher's illustrated light-yellow hardcover binding, almost certainly issued sans d/w. A collection of anti Hitler jokes, some not unfunny 'Why do the Nazis raise their right hand in salute? in honour of the Fuhrer's profession so far - wall-paper. Whitewash above.' The book was published on 30th November 1939 at 1 shilling. Small label of Barker's Brisbane book store on front and rear + their small neat stamp on inner pasted own else about fine. Excellent condition.

Hardcover. Etat : Good. Spitz (illustrateur). 1st Edition. Boards shelfworn and a little soiled with small bookseller label to upper board. 8mm split at top inner corner adj spine. Rubber stamp to front pastedown and also to half-title and to p. 19 reads "This Book belongs to RUBY RESNEKOV. Please return when you have read it". Half-title page is very browned as is the last page. Appears to have been published without free endpapers. Title page bottom outer corner has piece missing about 1 sq cm. A couple of the pages have small blemishes. 47 + 1pp. in all. The binding is delicate but holding.

Hardcover. Etat : Very good- condition. First edition. Small Octavo. 47 [1]pp. Original illustrated paper-covered boards with black lettering on cover. Introduction by Count Hessenstein. Illustrated with drawings by Spitz. A collection of acrid jokes about Adolf Hitler. "The spectre of fear holds the German people in a cold, pitiless grip. The leaders fear the people, as the people fear the leaders." Introduction) Sample: A Slight Case of Mania. Adolf Hitler went to inspect a mental home. The superintendent doctor showed him all departments of the home, and explained the case of each patient. 'And who is in that cell?' asked Hitler, pointing to a closed door. 'I hardly like to tell you,' said the doctor. 'It's a strange case. Behind that door are five men who suffer from a queer sort of megalomania. They all wear short moustaches and keep on muttering: "I am Adolf Hitler, the greatest man in Germany!" 'Open the door!' ordered the Führer. 'I want to speak to them. Shut the door behind me, and when I rap, open it and let me out.' The doctor promptly obeyed. After five minutes there was a violent bang at the door. The physician flung the door open. A short man with a short moustache came out. To this day nobody knows which one left the cell. Binding lightly sunned with one and a half inch by half inch chip at tail of spine. Block lightly age-toned.