Perlbach, Max.
Die Statuten des Deutschen Ordens nach den ältesten Handschriften / hrsg. von Max Perlbach

Sehr seltene erste Ausgabe der wchtigen Quellensammlung zum Deutschen Orden in sehr gutem, teilweise unaufgeschnittenem Exemplar. Bookmark from: G.E. Stechert & Co Alfred Hafner New York. „Stechert-Hafner has a longer history than its former neighbor above and, surprisingly so, there is scant biographical information online about the principals of this company. They got started in New York City in 1872 as G.E. Stechert & Company. Stechert was joined later by Swiss immigrant, Alfred Hafner, who worked in various positions for the company before his name became a part of the firm’s name. A 1966 obituary in the New York Times indicates that Otto Hafner was the president of the company at the time of his death. The company is described as having offices in London, Paris, Stuttgart, Germany, and Bogota, Colombia. A large international bookselling firm, they imported and exported books in many parts of the world. Countless references can be found on the science, technical, medical, and other nonfiction categories, in which Stechert-Hafner dealt, in languages from around the world.“
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