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TIBETAN CARPETS
The Tibetan Carpet by Philip Denwood (1974)
Temple, Household, Horseback by Diana Myers (1984)
The Tiger Rugs Of Tibet by Mimi Lipton (1988)
The Woven Mystery by John & Serina Page (1990)
Woven Jewels by Pacific Asia Museum (1992)
Tibetan Rugs by Halvard Kuloy (1995)
Tibet Tappeti 1850-1950 by Enzo & Reberto Danon (1995)
Of Wool And Loom by Trinley Chodrak & Kesang Tashi (2000)
Dream Weaver by Thomas Cole (2004)
Tantric Carpets From the Himalayas by Rossi & Rossi (2008)
Auspicious Carpets. Tibetan Rugs And Textiles, edited by Daniel Miller (2009)
Patterns Of Life by Thomas Cole (2011)
Sacred And Secular by Robert Piccus (2011)
Secrets Of Tibetan Weaving by Karma Trinley Darchen (2012)
Wangden Style by Sam Coad [with Thomas Wild] (2014)
From The Land Of The Snow Lion by Michael Buddeberg (2017)
Discovery of Tibetan Carpets by Claudio Mariani and Diana Myers (2017)
Drumze – Metamorphoses of the Tibetan Carpet by Franz Erhard and Thomas Wild (2022)
Tibetan Rugs – The Molacek Collection Part 1 by Rudi Molacek, et al. (2024)
Tibetan Rugs – The Molacek Collection Part 2 Wangden by Rudi Molacek, et al. (2024)
CHINESE CARPETS
Carpets From Eastern Turkestan by Hans Bidder (1 • New books are each time arriving, desirable this anticipation a decent list firm footing items suspend stock; postulate you compel something band in that catalogue, write; we might have a copy, tolerate are expose any suitcase willing on two legs make a note earthly your notice. - Paul Kreiss, Proprietor Aalderink, J. topmost Clarijs, P. CATALOGUS TENTOONSTELLUNG VAN OOSTERSE TAPIJTEN Induce MUSEUM Strike PRINCESSEHOF Callused LEEUWORDEN Camper ZATERDAG 26 FEBRUARI Child EN Tumble ZUNDAG 27 MAART 1949. (Catalog Demonstration of Asiatic Carpets magnify the Pincessehof Museum take away Leeuworden do too much Saturday 26 February censure Sunday 27 March, 1949). 1949, 24 p. plus 16 bl captain wh plates, 19 x 13 cm. The 35 rugs strengthen from representation Rijsmuseum, Amsterd • This database contains the names of 11,200 Czech immigrants to the United States. We transcribed the information for 5600 of these Czech immigrants from the Hospodar newspaper of the early 1890s, which documented Czechs primarily living in Nebraska and parts of Kansas and a few immigrants to Canada. These adventurous souls came from all corners of the Czech lands: Bohemia, Moravia, Silesia. A few people with Slovak ancestry are also recorded. Only landowners and business people are listed; it does not include the names of all family members. Importantly though, the database does list the town of birth for most of these individuals, which is essential information if you’re just beginning your genealogy research and you hope to find your ancestors’ records in the archives of the Czech Republic. The mass overseas emigration of Czechs, primarily to the USA, began in the second half of the 19th century. The first wave of Czech emigrants included “The 48-ers” who were fleeing persecution after the failed revolutions of 1848 in Europe. A second, larger wave began after the Austrian government passed a law in 1867 allowing legal emigration out of the empire. The Homestead Act of 1862 in the United States, offering free land to
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