1171. [Yemen Section – William Daniel Gill Collection] – Moseley, F.

A Reconnaisance of the Wadi Beihan, South Yeman / Including a Map / (Stamped: “With the author’s compliments).

Original Offprint. Proceedings of ‘THE GEOLOGISTS’ Association, 1971. Octavo. Original Softcover. Very good condition with only minor signs of wear.

1172. Yotsumoto, Yasuhiro.

Samurai in Manhattan and other poems.

Tokyo, Nobi Press, 2006. 15 cm x 21 cm. 26 pages. Original Softcover. Very good condition with only minor signs of external wear. Signed by the author in Japanese.

1173. Young, Isaac.

Let Me Serenade You.

First Edition. 2001. Octavo. XII, 232 pages. Original Softcover pamphlet. Very good condition with only minor signs of external wear and some discolouration.

1174. [Yugoslavia Section – William Daniel Gill Collection] – Filjak, R. / Pletikapic, Z. / Nikolic, D. / Aksin, V.

Geology of Petroleum and Natural Gas from the Neocene Complex and its Basement in the Southern Part of the Pannonian Basin, Yugoslavia.

1969. Quarto. Original Softcover. Very good condition with only minor signs of wear.

1175. Yukon / Canada – Anonymous.

Map of the Yukon showing the Shell Peel River Well Locations and the Vittrekwa River Land Block. Original Map with manuscript drawings by Dave Naylor regarding the Line of Section around the Caribou River, the Trail River, the Road River.

Vintage Map in Colour-Print. (Canada), no year (c.1965-1975. 29 cm wide x 26.8 cm high. Excellent condition.

1176. [Zelnik, Friedrich / Morel, Emma] Brugmans, H. / Loosjes, A.

Amsterdam in Beeld. [From the library of Frederic Zelnik] Met 613 Afbeeldingen.

Zesde Vermeerdere Druk. Amsterdam, Scheltema & Holkema, (ca.1925). 4°. VIII, 372 pages with 613 photographs of Old Amsterdam, prior to the second world war. Original illustrated Hardcover. Very good condition with only minor signs of external wear. Hinge slightly shaky. From the library of Frederic Zelnik / Friedrich Zelnik. Inscribed to Frederic Zelnik by one of his silent cinema actresses, Emma Morel, during the filing of “Vadertje Langbeen”, based on a Novel from Jean Webster and adapted fror the screen by Rudolph Bernauer, the film was made by Zelnik and filmed in Amsterdam. Emma Mourel was one of the stars of the Movie and inscribed the book to Zelnik: “Van ouren voorbeeldigen Regisseur den Heer Friedrich Zelnik, her herinnering van Amsterdam Augustus 1938. Voor alle….Gross-aufnahmen !! Met reeht-hartelycken dank en auf Wiedersehen von Emma Morel”.