dyck arnold victor doerksen george (3 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. First Edition, First Printing. pp. ix, 504. Thick 8vo. Tan cloth over boards, with black and blind-stamped lettering to the spine and front board. Black-and-white photographic frontispiece of Dyck, accompanied with many text illustrations. Neat ink name to the ffep else, no detectable flaws, contents bright, clean, and unmarked with tight, sound binding; fine and housed in good+ rubbed dustjacket showing loss to rear panel. Text entirely in Low German. "This volume contains several of Arnold Dyck's unpublished works and many of his little known short stories, fantasies, and one drama. Also included in this volume are an art portfolio, a collection of selected letters, and important essays. This rich volume completes the edition of the collected works of Arnold Dyck".

Hardcover. First Edition, First Printing. pp. xiv, 604. Thick 8vo. Tan cloth over boards, with black and blind-stamped lettering to the spine and front board. Black-and-white photographic frontispiece of Dyck, accompanied with many text illustrations. No detectable flaws, contents bright, clean, and unmarked with tight, sound binding; fine and housed in fine dustjacket. Text entirely in Low German. "This third volume contains the rest of Arnold Dyck's rich store of writings in Plaudietsch, including the stories and playlets originally published in Dee Milljoonäa fonn Kosefeld and Onse Lied enn oola Tiet, as well as all forty-six of the early Koop enn Bua dialogues. A collection that preserves the Mennonite ethnic experience in Russia and Canada in its original language".

Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Near Fine. Volume One - Verloren in der Steppe; Aus Meinem Leben: [viii], 515pp. Six indexed illustrations. Edited by Victor G. Doerksen and Harry Loewen Volume Two - Koop Enn Bua Opp Reise; Koop Enn Bua Roare No Toronto; Koop Enn Bua Enn Dietschlaund: [xii], 508pp. Edited by Al Reimer. Volume Three - Dee Milljoonaa Fonn Kosefeld; Onse Lied Enn Olla Tiet; Koop Enn Bua Tus: [xi],604pp. Edited by Al Reimer. Volume 4 - Unveroffentlichte Werke; Daut Jeburtsdach; Erzahlungen Phantasie; Drama Aufsatze und Briefe: [ix], 504pp. One unpaginated section of bw and colour illustrations by Dyck. Edited by George K. Epp, Elisabeth Peters. All four volumes in brown cloth w blindstamp lettering on front covers, fine black lettering on spine. No wear to covers or spines. Bindings square and sound. DJs clean, showing slight yellowing and very slight top edge wear. All DJs now preserved in BroDart covers. Additional shipping required for this four volume set. Except for Verloren in der Steppe which is written in High German, the texts are in Low German (Plautdietsch). Introductions are in English. Vol. 1 contains Dyck's classic novel about the Russian Mennonite world prior to WWI, and Vol. 4 includes previously unpublished material and a portfolio of Dyck's visual art.