Bikers

Corrado Belci
Edizioni Lint

AA.VV.
Cierre Grafica

Paesaggi insoliti di grande fascino, riprese aeree e subacquee, vegetazioni particolari, una grande ricchezza faunistica, un mondo a noi vicino eppur sconosciuto. Gli ambienti trattati sono: scanni e litorali, valli salse, saline e lagune. Una visione poetica del Delta e non solo: le immagini di grande qualità tecnica sono corredate di didascalie esplicative a pié pagina. I testi sono curati da docenti universitari e grandi esperti. Con presentazione di G. A. Cibotto e prefazione di Oliviero Toscani.

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Edizioni Abete

John Craven
Librairie Hachette & C

Pierre Giacomoni
s.e.

Giuseppe Orefici
Erizzo Editrice

Gianni Limonta, Enrico Silva
Ferrari Editrice

Dan Free
TUTTLE Publishing

Early Japanese Railways 1853-1914 is a cultural and engineering history of railway building in Japan during the Meiji era.

The importance of early railways in the industrialization of the United States and Europe is a fact all of us are familiar with. To witness the amazing parallel development of the railways in Japan, happening at much the same time as America was connecting its vast hinterland to the East and West coasts, is an eye-opening realization.

In Early Japanese Railways 1853–1914, Dan Free tells the fascinating story of the rise of Japanese rail amidst a period of rapid modernization during Japan's Meiji era. Leaving behind centuries of stagnation and isolation, Japan would emerge into the 20th century as a leading modern industrialized state. The development of the railways was a significant factor in the cultural and technological development of Japan during this pivotal period. Free's rare photographic and historical materials concerning Japan's early railways, including a print showing the miniature steam engine brought to Japan by Admiral Perry aboard his "Black Ships" to demonstrate American superiority, combine to form a richly detailed account that will appeal to students of Japanese history and railway buffs alike.

This one-of-a-kind book, Early Japanese Railways 1853–1914, illuminates for non-Japanese-speaking readers the early history of Japanese railroads, and in the process the fascinating story of Japan's prewar industrial modernization. Anyone interested in train history or mode trains will find this book a fascinating read.

Giulia Bologna
Biblioteca Trivulziana

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Franco Maria Ricci editore

Edith Wharton
Passigli Editori

Mark Jones, Mario Spagnol
Longanesi & C.