Newe Zeitung : Von Einem Erschröcklichen und wunderbarlichen Visch, welcher in dem 1615. Jar den 28. Novembris, bey Dennmarckt, under Kulmar gefangen, Einer Brabandischen Elen lang, ... Gsangweiß gestelt, ...

In Fraktur

Zwo erschröckliche Newe Zeyttung : Von eim Wunderzeychen, so vber die Statt Ligniz, auch in Schlesien gesehen ist worden, am Himmel. ... Geschehen den 23. tag May, in disem 1595. Jar. ... Die ander, Ein erschreckliche Geschicht, von vier Vollsauffern, Geschehen in Hollandt, ...

In Fraktur

Hādhihi qiṣṣat al-qāḍī maʻa al-sāriq wa-mā jará baynahumā min al-muḥāwarah wa-al-āyāt al-qurʼānīyah wa-al-aḥādīth al-nabawīyah wa-al-amthāl al-ʻArabīyah ḥattá intaṣara al-liṣṣ ʻalá al-qāḍī wa-akhadha thiyābahu wa-baghlatahu wa-hiya qiṣṣah gharībah

Lithographed.

Wage scale and working rules agreed upon by the machine glass bottle and jar manufacturers and the Glass Bottle Blowers' Association of the United States and Canada, blast ...

Description based on: 1913/1914.

Covered Jar

Pottery, Iran, Ilklhadid; H: 1 ft. 2 49/64 in.; stonepaste; overglaze painted and leaf gilded (lajvardina)

Potpourri : stray leaves in the jar of life ... /

Printed on one side of leaf only.

Naqāʼiḍ Jarīr wa-al-Akhṭal /

Introd. in French.

A jar of honey from Mount Hybla,

First published serially in Ainsworth's magazine, Jan.-Dec. 1844.

Jar with bird-shaped finial

H: 7 43/64 in.; gilt silver

Jar with "Saz" spray of composite flowers and feathery leaves

Pottery, Turkey, Ottoman; 1 11/16 in. x 10 55/64 in.; polychrome glazed pottery

Hydria: kalpis (water jar), side a

Meleager Painter, attributed to; H: 1 ft. 5 11/64 in.; red figure, terracotta

Hydria: kalpis (water jar), side b

Meleager Painter, attributed to; H: 1 ft. 5 11/64 in.; red figure, terracotta

Íslands bergmál af Danmerkur hátídargledi vid hid konúnglega brúdkaup í Kaupmannahøfn, ár ása ok goð-þjóðar tímatølu 1866; eptir Krists burd 1828. Islands Gjenlyd af Danmarks højtidsglæde ved den kongelige formælling i Kjøbenhavn.

Title and text in Icelandic and Danish.

The rose-jar.

"Four hundred and fifty copies... printed."