Literature
Morier, James. Hajji Baba of Ispahan. Fiction, 405 pages, 25 cm. The
classic tale of a young man's rise in Persian society, from barber to
bandit to sidewalk pitchman, to the Shah's right-hand man! Morier
was a member of the British diplomatic corps and was based in Persia from
1806 until 1816; this story was inspired by his experiences. The text is
entirely in English. New York: Random House, 1937. 1st Edition.
Hardcover with dust jacket. The book has the former owner's name written on the flyleaf. The dust jacket shows signs of wear, especially around the edges. The binding is in excellent condition. The pages have some yellowing around the edges from age. $65.00 |
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Morier, James. Hajji Baba of Ispahan. Fiction, 405 pages, 25 cm. The
classic tale of a young man's rise in Persian society, from barber to
bandit to sidewalk pitchman, to the Shah's right-hand man! Morier
was a member of the British diplomatic corps and was based in Persia from
1806 until 1816; this story was inspired by his experiences. The text is
entirely in English. New York: Random House, 1937. 1st Edition.
Hardcover. The book has the former owner's name written on the flyleaf. There is some light pencil underlining on several pages. One page has a small hole in it, but this does not affect the text. The binding is in excellent condition. The pages have some yellowing around the edges from age. $65.00 |
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Masterpieces of Persian Literature, a collection of very rare abridged editions that would be ideal for scholars and researchers. The text of all books is entirely in Persian (Farsi). No ISBNs. These are vintage, practically antique, books, so they are not in perfect condition: there may be some slight cover wear. In at least one or two books, there are slightly torn blank pages, and they are slightly brown/yellow from age. All books were published by Amir Kabir. | |
Collection #1 contains six volumes:
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Collection #2 contains six volumes: Vase va Ramin from Dr. Esmail Haqimi (56 pages); |
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Collection #3 contains six volumes: Yusuf va Zuleikha (from Jami) (53
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Collection #4 contains five volumes: Rostam va Sohrab edited by Dr.
Zahra Khanvari Kia (48 pages); |
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Compilation of Vols 1 – 3 Arash Magazine. Cyrus Tahbaz, editor. 1st edition, 1340; 2nd edition, 1370. (CE 1961 – 1971) No ISBN. Paperback with dust jacket. Entirely in Persian (Farsi). Contains articles, short stories and poetry by literary and intellectual giants, such as Jalal Al Ahmad, Gertrude Stein, Guillame Applianer, Ernest Hemingway (Three Japanese Songs), Stravinsky, Steinbeck, Carl Sandburg, Rimbaud, Ezra Pound and many more. Includes some photographs. There are no page numbers; we estimate approximately 500 pages. The text is entirely in Persian (Farsi). Last Copy $49.99 |
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Compilation
of Vols 4 – 7 Arash Magazine. Cyrus Tahbaz, editor. 2nd edition
1370. Poetry, plays, fiction, literary criticism, etc. no page numbers;
estimate approx 300 pages. The text is entirely in Persian (Farsi).
Last Copy $49.99 |
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Seda (Voice), Volume 2. Published 1365 (CE 1986).
A cultural magazine featuring poetry, short stories, theatre and cinema,
and columns. Limited edition printing; very rare. 148 pages. The text is
entirely in Persian (Farsi). Last Copy $12.99 |
Poetry
Kameli, Seyed Kamel (Sarhang
Kameli).
The
Divan-e Kamel: Majmooe-ye Ashar. Poetry, 445 pages, portraits, 24 cm.
Collected poems, compiled by Esmat Kameli. Includes photographs. Preface
by Ahmad Eqtedari. Bandar Abbas: Intisharat-e Farhangestan Junoob, 1994.
No ISBN. The text is entirely in Persian (Farsi).
Last Copy Not For Sale |