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[Montana]
SMALLPOX PATIENT AT A LIVINGSTON PEST HOUSE
A series of photographs showing the treatment of a patient suffering from smallpox at a “pest house†in Livingston Montana. These isolation facilities often located near graveyards or at the edge of communities could be found in many towns at the turn of the last century to house people with communicable diseases.<br /> <br /> Over thousands of years smallpox killed hundreds of millions of people making it known as one of the deadliest diseases known to humans. It is also one of the only human diseases to have been eradicated declared so in 1980 a significant achievement realized through childhood immunization programs and targeted surveillance and containment strategies. Smallpox was deadly and gruesome. Symptoms included high fever vomiting and mouth sores followed by fluid-filled lesions on the whole body. Death would come suddenly often within two weeks and survivors could be left with permanent scars such as blindness and infertility.<br /> <br /> This series of four cabinet cards dating from the early 1900s show a patient covered in lesions. According to a caption written on the verso one image includes Dr. William F. Cogswell 1868-1956 who served with the Montana State Board of Health from 1912 to 1946 and was a strong advocate for mandatory smallpox vaccination. <br /> <br /> The images are in very good condition. unknown
Référence libraire : 80030
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[Montana]
SWEET GRASS COUNTY MONTANA: R.M. & G.L. Big Timber Cobban Montana
Missoula Montana: Missoulian Publishing Company 1911. Pamphlet. Near fine. Promotional pamphlet by the real estate firm of R.M. & G.L. Cobban with agricultural facts and statistics for Sweet Grass County in southern Montana and advertisements by the firm for locating a homestead. Although a portion of Montana was acquired as part of the Louisiana Purchase in 1803 it was not admitted into the union until 1889 and grew slowly in the succeeding years. This brochure encourages Easterners to give up paying rents and move to Montana: "If not gifted with a fat purse he still has the opportunity of securing a piece of land from Uncle Sam - his birth right - and like thousands of others in Montana today make good while earning his title thereto living upon it."<br /> <br /> Pamphlet 28 p. printed in black and white. Includes photographic illustrations charts of comparative crop yields in various regions and a map of the state on the verso of the front panel. Original pictorial paper wrappers 6 1/2" x 9" bound with two staples. Near fine.<br /> <br /> Scarce no copies in the marketplace. OCLC locates five holdings: Columbia Montana Historical Society Washington State Yale and Southern Methodist. Missoulian Publishing Company unknown
Référence libraire : 76801
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[Montana]
The Story of Our Home manuscript title
Medicine Lake Mt. 1938. Very good. 90pp. containing 147 photographs as well as newspaper clippings ephemera and several manuscripts. Folio. Original green cloth stamped in black. Light soiling and wear to covers. Internally clean one or two items loose. A charming scrapbook kept by Antoinette Olsen Faaborg documenting her married life. Antoinette 1891-1969 married Simon Carl Faaborg 1885-1938 in North Dakota in 1919 settling afterward in Medicine Lake Montana. At the time Medicine Lake had a population of about 300 people. Clippings in the album indicate that Simon was a banker originally from Iowa who served for a year during the Great War before marrying Antoinette. The couple had a daughter Norma Lucia. Images here show their wedding photos their early life together and their daughter's childhood. There are images of their house the bank of Simon in his military uniform and numerous family events. There are also many Christmas cards newspaper clippings and other ephemeral memorial items included. Altogether an interesting portrait of one family's life together over twenty years in Montana. unknown
Référence libraire : 2573
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[Montana]
TURN-OF-THE-CENTURY MONTANA LAND DEVELOPMENT ARCHIVE
Glendive Montana 1910. A small archive of material from 1910 for the Riverview Park development in Glendive Montana a town that was expected to gain prominence backed by government funded irrigation projects new railroad lines and general westward expansion. Located in the far eastern part of Montana Glendive was established by the Northern Pacific Railway during the construction of its transcontinental rail line in the 1870s. In 1910 the town had a population of 4500. Despite the promise of Riverview Park its population is roughly the same today.<br /> <br /> This unique land promotion archive consists of disbound pages from a rare promotional booklet not found in OCLC. Included is the color cover art showing eager investors flocking to Glendive a 10" x 20" bird's eye view of Glendive "showing the advantages of the Riverview Park Addition" two detailed newspaper advertisements a real photo postcard showing "House No. 1" under construction several mimeographed testimonial letters and samples of the company's printed application forms and payment receipts. Two 8 1/2" x 7" black-and-white photographs of a group of people sitting on a long porch are unidentified.<br /> <br /> In his testimonial letter E.J. Berry proprietor of Glendive's Hotel Jordan urged prospective buyers: "I can and do advise all that can purchase one or more of these lots to buy. I can further honestly say that there is no addition to any town in the State of Montana that will have the improvements placed on it when the work is completed by the Glendive Montana Company Inc. beautiful ornaments streetlights shade trees concrete walks water mains."<br /> <br /> The testimonial letters and a few small pieces of ephemera have been affixed to stiff black scrapbook sheets; otherwise the materials are in very good condition and provide a unique view of land development and western expansion. unknown
Référence libraire : 77069
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[Montana]
Williams "The Gem of the Project" caption title
Williams Mt: Western Office 1920. Good. 8pp. Two loose folio sheets. Previously folded with several separations repaired with tape along old folds. Even tanning. An unrecorded promotional for the town of Williams Montana. In its post-World War I heyday it thrived as a result of its proximity to the Valier Irrigation Project and its location on the purpose-built spur from the Great Northern Railroad but today is a ghost town east of Valier. The text extolls these geographic virtues of the town as well as the agricultural benefits from the irrigation project and the good prospects from Montana's other industries in the region. Perhaps most valuable are the descriptions of the town as it existed in 1919 -- its businesses its residences its attractions -- and accompanying photographic illustrations. At the time of publication Williams was an electrified town with its own grocery bank train station blacksmith pool hall and grain elevators situated in the midst of 125000 acres of reclaimed land but the fortunes of its investors declined and the town dwindled to nothing before World War II. Not in OCLC. Western Office unknown
Référence libraire : 1265
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[Montana] [Territorial Newspaper] DW Fisk; AJ Fisk D W A J
Helena Herald. Thursday December 25 1873. Volume 8. No. 5
Helena Montana: Fiske Bros. Publishers 1873. Newspaper. Fair. Disbound newspaper. Folded twice. Approx. 20" x 13.5". 8 pages. Illustrated mast head. Pages 7 and 8 detached. Pages 1-6 are split at the fold and mostly detached and separated. Small edge tears to the paper. Light toning to the contents. Previous owner name in pencil top of the front page. Fair. <br /> <br /> Articles include information on mining from the Interior Department; "Postal Suggestions"; "Lucky Indian. Half Breed Girl Who Is Heir to 1000000 in Pittsburg"; "A New Notion About Billiards"; Editorial Correspondence; "Our Bannack Letter"; "Subjects of Legislation"; "Telegrams"; "Washington Intelligence"; "Cuba"; local news and advertisements. Fiske Bros., Publishers unknown
Référence libraire : 36783
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[Montana] [Genealogy] Aasheim, Magnus - ed
Sheridan's Daybreak: A Story of Sheridan County and Its Pioneers Vols 1 and 2
Sheridan County MT: Sheridan County Historical Association 1984. First editions. 2 Vols thick 4tos 1007 and 1008pp. Map endpapers color frontis in vol 1 photos illustrations throughout each. Bound in publisher's red leatherette boards stamped in gilt. Vol 1 shaken hinges cracked per usual. Owner's inscription inside front of Vol. 2. A very good set. <br /> <br /> First two volumes published some 14 years apart of this comprehensive and copiously illustrated history of the Northeastern county of Sheridan Montana and its residents. Vol 1 is scarce. <br /> <br /> Heavy set may require additional shipping. . Sheridan County Historical Association unknown
Référence libraire : 9077
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[Montana] Bass, Rich
Winter: Notes from Montana.
<p>Boston::: Houghton Mifflin 1991. First Printing of the First US Edition. A Near Fine tight copy with owner name on flyleaf in a Fine bright unclipped dust jacket. In this journal of a back-country winter Bass is working in the tradition of Walden. Wishing to confront the essentials of nature and self he heads for the most remote place he can find--the Yaak valley of Montana with its 30 inhabitants and lack of electricity. The journal focuses on his adaptation to the harsh climate stressing his growing knowledge of backwoods skills and lore.</p> Houghton Mifflin,, hardcover
Référence libraire : 28761 ISBN : 0395517419 9780395517413
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[Montana] Bass, Rich
Winter: Notes from Montana.
Boston::: Houghton Mifflin 1991. First Printing of the First US Edition. A Fine tight copy in a Near Fine bright unclipped dust jacket with light sunning to the foredge. This copy is signed by Bass. In this journal of a back-country winter Bass is working in the tradition of Walden. Wishing to confront the essentials of nature and self he heads for the most remote place he can find--the Yaak valley of Montana with its 30 inhabitants and lack of electricity. The journal focuses on his adaptation to the harsh climate stressing his growing knowledge of backwoods skills and lore. Houghton Mifflin,, unknown
Référence libraire : 29006 ISBN : 0395517419 9780395517413
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[Montana] Bass, Rick
Winter: Notes from Montana.
<p>Boston::: Houghton Mifflin 1991. First Printing of the First US Edition. A Fine tight copy in a Fine bright unclipped dust jacket. In this journal of a back-country winter Bass is working in the tradition of Walden. Wishing to confront the essentials of nature and self he heads for the most remote place he can find--the Yaak valley of Montana with its 30 inhabitants and lack of electricity. The journal focuses on his adaptation to the harsh climate stressing his growing knowledge of backwoods skills and lore.</p> Houghton Mifflin,, hardcover
Référence libraire : 29326 ISBN : 0395517419 9780395517413
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[MONTANA]. CAMPBELL, William C
From the quarries of Last Chance Gulch. . . covering the 25-year period in Helena’s history from the discovery of gold in Last Chance Gulch in 1864 to the coming of Statehood to Montana in 1889; Volume II. Covering the eleven-year period in the History of Helena from the first full year of Statehood 1890 through the turn of the century 1900.
Helena MT: Helena Independent Record Publishing Co. 1951-1964. Two vols. 8vo. x 253 1; 248 64 pp. Photo frontisp. vol. I numerous plates illustrations. Blue & red pictorial cloth gilt illustration on front cover gilt lettering front cover spine NF set w/ both vols. signed on 2nd flyleaves. First editions stated signed. Helena Independent Record Publishing Co., hardcover
Référence libraire : 50835
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[MONTANA]. PALLADINO, L[awrence] B[enedict], SJ S J
Indian and White in the Northwest. A history of Catholicity in Montana 1831 to 1891.
Lancaster PA: Wickersham Publishing 1922. Tall 8vo. xx 512 pp. Photo frontisp. numerous photo illustrations text illustrations maps. Embossed pictorial publisher’s cloth gilt green & white illust. of Montana mission Church American Indian tee pees and cemetery minor rubbing shelfwear minor wear to corners still VG copy from library of Gerald Charles Yonetz 1920-1941 of Harlowton Montana. Second edition substantially revised & enlarged over the 1894 original which adapted and changed the chapter concerning the vindication of the Flathead Indian claim to the first expedition to St. Louis after Black Robes in 1831 as well as an additional chapter detailing the Saint Peter’s Mission in Montana. Wickersham Publishing, hardcover
Référence libraire : 58123
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[MONTANA]. MATHEWSON, EP (Chairman), DOLL, George E (Secretary), BICKFORD, WM, BALDWIN, MD, DeHART, JL, (Game & Fish Warden). E
Montana Game and Fish Commission first biennial report. State of Montana 1913-1914.
Helena MT: Independent Publishing Co. 1915. 8vo. 88 pp. Photo illustrations tables historiated vignettes at upper fore-edges of text pages throughout. Beige-printed softcovers salmon-coloured outline map of Montana on front cover border in burgandy minor chipping head & foot of spine & to couple corners minor dustsoiling still VG- copy. First edition of this exceedingly scarce original and well illustrated report. The Montana Legislature in 1913-1914 codified a number of fish and game laws and established the Game and Fish Commission in order to adjust hunting seasons bag limits license hunters and fishermen who were rapidly decreasing the numbers of game animals and fish as well as try and legislate against water pollution through cyanide and other pollutants introduced by mining interests in the State. Montana had established a number of fish hatcheries to feed many of the small landlocked lakes & ponds which were rapidly being depleted by intrepid sportsmen dynamiting the habitats and harvesting the fish. There are descriptions of hunting bear in Flathead County with a photo of the “Famous Lady Hunter†standing over her trophy; descriptions of deer hunting and remonstrations against poachers especially with those continuing to kill the “Bull Moose†which had been barred by State law. Of additional interest are the photos and detailed description of the Montana State “Fish Car ‘Thymallus’†featuring banks of specially fitted aerated aquariums for transporting hatchery fish for license paying sportsmen followed by tables of the 10s of 1000s of fish released. Also included are statistics on poaching arrests jail sentences and fines. Worldcat locates copies UCLA NOAA Woods Hole Yale holds an edition issued in 1914 for the Northern Pacific Railway with 75 pp.; See: Diann Ericson The Legislative and Political Development of the Montana Department of Fish Wildlife and Parks 1895-1921: A Case of Cultural Heritage 1994. Independent Publishing Co., paperback
Référence libraire : 57029
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[Montana]. [Directories]
R.L. Polk & Co's Helena City Directory 1897.
Helena 1897. Good plus. 5062pp. Thick octavo. Original cloth spine gilt board's printed. Spine ends a bit chipped corners worn hinges cracked and a bit loose. A couple of tape repairs light toning and dust soiling. The eighth city directory for Helena Montana published by the prolific firm of R.L. Polk & Co. Contains an alphabetical listing of residents including addresses occupations and occasional indications of "col'd" individuals and businesses followed by a classified directory of businesses only organized by type. With a sixteen-page section of advertisements at the front and additional leaves of ads scattered throughout. unknown
Référence libraire : 3024
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[Montana]. [Water]
The Hauserlake Dam. An Account of Its Construction.
Boston: Geo. Ellis & Co 1911. Near fine. 19pp. Oblong quarto. Original pictorial wrappers stitched and stapled. Minor wear. "Reprinted from an article in the Engineering News. Illustrated with many special views." An illustrated account of the reconstruction of the Hauser Dam on the Missouri River in Montana. The original dam failed in 1908 after being in operation for just a year causing severe flooding. This reconstruction took place from 1908 to 1911 and is still in use today. This work details the effort of rebuilding the dam depicting all phases of the construction. Six copies in OCLC -- Denver Public Library University of Illinois Boston Public Montana Historical Society Yale and the Canadian Centre for Architecture. Geo. Ellis & Co unknown
Référence libraire : 834
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[MOUNTAIN MEN -- WOOTTON]. CONARD, Howard Louis
Uncle Dick Wootton. The pioneer frontiersman of the Rocky Mountain region. An account of the adventures and thrilling experiences of the most noted American hunter trapper guide scout and Indian fighter now living. With an introduction by Maj. Joseph Kirkland.
Columbus OH: Long’s College Book Co. 1950. Thick 8vo. 472 2 pp. Frontisp. numerous plates. Pictorial brown cloth gilt lozenge portrait gilt lettering illustrations & border in black continued on spine slight shelfwear w/ d.j. repeating cover art slight bumping to corners shelfwear still a NF/VG bright copy from the library of ship’s captain Henry David Barrow 1909-1987 out of Sitka Alaska who with his wife Susan Barrow were noted Native American collectors and artifact experts. Facsimile edition reproducing the 1890 Dibble edition No. 109 of 500 copies published in pictorial brown cloth. This work was considered one of the most valuable books in the 19th Century published on frontier life and border warfare including the Taos massacre stagecoach days overland to California in 1852 Brigham Young Mexico Native American peoples and more. Howes C659; Graff 846 Both original editions. Long’s College Book Co., hardcover
Référence libraire : 63935
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[MOUNTAIN, George Jehoshaphat [1789-1863]
The Journal Of The Bishop Of Montreal During A Visit To The Church Missionary Society’s North-West Mission
London: Seeleys 1849. Second Edition. Mountain’s 1844 expedition to the Red River was the first such visit undertaken by an Anglican bishop. In addition to describing the 2000 mile journey by canoe and on foot and the events of his 18-day stay Mountain also provides an account of the Indian population of the fur country their moral and general condition and an historical summary of the formation and progress of the mission of the Church Missionary Society in Prince Rupert’s Land. It was largely through the influence and efforts of the Bishop that the diocese of Rupert’s Land was created in 1849. Peel 226n. Sabin 51186. cfTPL 2735. cfLande 1355. small 8vo. pp. 4 p.l. lxxix 166 1ads. folding map & 4 wood-engraved plates incl. frontis. original blind-stamped cloth rebacked preserving endleaves corners worn 3 insitutional rubberstamps occasional spotting London: Seeleys, 1849 hardcover
Référence libraire : elala3119
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[Music – Hip-Hop History] The Fat Boys; Mountain, Peter
Promotional Photograph of The Fat Boys
Providence Rhode Island 1985. Approximately 5 x 7 inches. Very good contrast; overall near fine. With stamp on verso attributing photo to Peter Mountain and London Features International Ltd. Near fine. Promotional photograph for the hip-hop trio The Fat Boys; from left to right: Mark “Prince Markie Dee†Morales 1968–2021 Damon “Kool Rock-Ski†Wimbley b. 1966 and Darren “Buff Love†Robinson 1967–1995. The Fat Boys were a hip-hop group formed in Brooklyn New York in the 1980s. They are especially known for their contributions to modern beatboxing and their humorous lyrics. This photograph which shows the Boys in “jailhouse†costumes in front of a row of apartment buildings was probably taken by unit stills photographer Peter Mountain. unknown
Référence libraire : List2737
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[PAYS] - HAVARD DE LA MONTAGNE (Robert) -
Chemins de Rome et de France Cinquante ans de souvenirs.
Paris, Nouvelles editions Latines, 1956 ; in-8, 221 pp., broché, couverture illustr.
Référence libraire : 200505273
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[PHOTOGRAPHIE] - MINKE (Gisela)
L'Himmalaya.
Paris, Denoël, 1978 ; in-4 oblong, 184 pp., reliure d’éditeur, sous jaquette. Photographies d'Ernst Haas. Bon état.
Référence libraire : B1613
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[PHOTOGRAPHIE] - FOCH (Elisabeth)
Montagne des Photographes.
Paris, Bordas / Contrejour, 1989 ; grand in-folio, 239 pp., reliure pleine toile blanche, jaquette imprimée, emboîtage. Cet ouvrage consacre la montagne comme source d'inspiration. L'altitude est en effet un univers magique qui libère l'imagination. L'objectif de l'appareil photographique en témoigne depuis le XIXe siècle. (…) Textes et images se complètent ainsi pour faire de la Montagne des Photographe une histoire de la montagne mais aussi une histoire de l'art qui séduira autant l'amateur en photographie que l'amoureux de la montagne.
Référence libraire : _202100184
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[PHOTOGRAPHIE] - FOCH (Elisabeth)
Montagne des Photographes.
Paris, Bordas / Contrejour, 1989; grand in-folio, 239 pp., reliure pleine toile blanche, jaquette imprimée, emboîtage. Cet ouvrage consacre la montagne comme source d'inspiration. L'altitude est en effet un univers magique qui libère l'imagination. L'objectif de l'appareil photographique en témoigne depuis le XIXe siècle. (…) Textes et images se complètent ainsi pour faire de la Montagne des Photographe une histoire de la montagne mais aussi une histoire de l'art qui séduira autant l'amateur en photographie que l'amoureux de la montagne.
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[PHOTOGRAPHIE] - MINKE (Gisela)
L'Himmalaya.
Paris, Denoël, 1978; in-4 oblong, 184 pp., reliure d’éditeur, sous jaquette. Photographies d'Ernst Haas. Bon état.
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[Pierre COMBA]
PIERRE COMBA 1859-1934 : Aquarelles Alpines et Militaires
Un catalogue de 8 pages, format 150 x 210 mm, broché couverture couleurs, illustré, publié en 2011, bon état + une carte de correspondance double, format 105 x 215 mm (Chasseurs Alpins au Grand Bornand vers 1900), bon état
Référence libraire : LFA-126713650
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[POESIE, MONTAGNE] - BLAU (Paul) -
BERGFEGEN gedanken und gedishcte aus den bergen.
Hamburg, Agentur des Rauhen Haufes, 1906 ; in-12, 143 pp., cartonnage de l'éditeur. Bon état - zweite auflage - buchfchmuck von Albrecht Biedermann.
Référence libraire : 201004560
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[PROVENCE] - [MONTAGNE] - REBUFFAT (Gaston) - OLLIVE (Gabriel M.).-
Calanques.
1949 Grenoble, P., Arthaud, 1949, petit in 4° broché ; couverture illustrée rempliée ; complet de la carte volante.
Référence libraire : 59558
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[RAILROADS] ROCKY MOUNTAIN RAILROAD CLUB
The Last Days of the Midland.
Denver Colorado:: Rocky Mountain Railroad Club 1949. embossed string-tied album. . Fine. Oblong 8vo. 16 photographs mounted with photo-corners each with a typed identifying caption. . With a hand-produced title leaf in red and black. This album appears to have produced in a very few copies for members of the Club. Rocky Mountain Railroad Club, unknown
Référence libraire : 61244
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[REVUE]. FORMES ET COULEURS. « La Revue Internationale des Arts, du Goût et des Idées ».
FORMES ET COULEURS. N° 2. (9e année). 1947.
« Montagne », par Maurice Zermatten, Pierre Guéguen, Gaston Bachelard, André Kuenzi, Paul Budry, André Guex, Claire Eliane Engel, C.-F. Ramuz, etc. Bon état.
Référence libraire : 12519
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[REVUE]. FORMES ET COULEURS. « La Revue Internationale des Arts, du Goût et des Idées ».
FORMES ET COULEURS. N° 3. (9e année). 1947.
« La Mer », par Jules Supervielle, Gabriel Audisio, Edouard Peisson, Thérèse Lavauden, Jean Duché, Pierre Béarn, Vassily Photiadès, etc. Couverture de Raoul Dufy. Bon état.
Référence libraire : 12520
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[Revue La MONTAGNE 1927].-
La Montagne. Revue mensuelle du Club Alpin Français. Maurice Paillon rédacteur en chef. Volume XXIII - 1927.
P., Club Alpin Français, 1927, in 8° relié demi percaline, dos lisse muet, XXIV-360 pages ; nombreuses illustrations hors-texte ; croquis et cartes dans le texte.
Référence libraire : 48907
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[Revue La MONTAGNE 1931].-
LA MONTAGNE. Revue mensuelle du Club Alpin Français. 57e année IIIe série Volume II - 1931.
P., CAF, 1931, grand in 8° relié demi basane, dos à nerfs (frotté), XVII-400 pages ; très nombreuses illustrations.
Référence libraire : 64685
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[Revue La MONTAGNE 1930].-
LA MONTAGNE. Revue mensuelle du Club Alpin Français. 56e année IIIe série Volume II - 1930.
P., CAF, 1930, grand in 8° relié demi-basane brune, dos à nerfs, XVII-400 pages ; très nombreuses illustrations ; frottis et épidermures.
Référence libraire : 67298
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[Revue La MONTAGNE 1908].-
La Montagne. Revue mensuelle du Club Alpin Français. Maurice Paillon rédacteur en chef. 4e année, 1908. Nouvelle Série. Volume IV a : Articles originaux et chronique alpine, suivi de Volume IV b : bibliographie - Notes et nouvelles alpines - Météorologie - Chronique du CAF.
P., Club Alpin Français, CAF, Lecoq Mathorel et Bernard, 1908, année complète reliée en un fort volume in 8°, demi-percaline marron à coins à la bradel, dos orné, XXXI-480 et 252 pages ; couvertures de chaque numéro conservées.
Référence libraire : 70434
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[Revue La MONTAGNE 1909].-
La Montagne. Revue mensuelle du Club Alpin Français. Maurice Paillon rédacteur en chef. Volume V - 1909.
P., Club Alpin Français, CAF, Lecoq Mathorel et Bernard, 1909, année complète reliée en un fort volume in 8°, demi-percaline marron à coins à la bradel, dos orné, XXXV-732 pages ; couvertures de chaque numéro conservées.
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[REVUE]. LE POINT. " Revue artistique et littéraire ".
LE POINT. N° 14. (Avril 1938). " La Montagne ".
LE POINT. N° 14. (Avril 1938). " La Montagne ". C.-F. Ramuz, René Schikelé, C.-A. Cingria, Nesto Jacometti, Max Jacob, etc. Emmanuel Sougez (à propos des livres illustrés par la photographie). Photographies de Nora Dumas, Adolphe Braun, Fiedler, Blanc et Demilly, A. Steiner, Emile Gos, etc. Exemplaire un peu usagé, sans gravité.
Référence libraire : 10125
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[REVUE]. [PHOTOGRAPHIE]. PARIS MAGAZINE.
PARIS MAGAZINE. N° 2. Octobre 1931.
Tous nos exemplaires de PARIS-MAGAZINE sont en bon état (avec parfois des agrafes rouillées, sans atteinte aux pages).
Référence libraire : 12693
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[REVUE]. [PHOTOGRAPHIE]. PARIS MAGAZINE.
PARIS MAGAZINE. N° 10. Juin 1932.
Tous nos exemplaires de PARIS-MAGAZINE sont en bon état (avec parfois des agrafes rouillées, sans atteinte aux pages).
Référence libraire : 12694
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[REVUE]. [PHOTOGRAPHIE]. PARIS MAGAZINE.
PARIS MAGAZINE. N° 11. Juillet 1932.
Tous nos exemplaires de PARIS-MAGAZINE sont en bon état (avec parfois des agrafes rouillées, sans atteinte aux pages).
Référence libraire : 12695
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[REVUE]. [PHOTOGRAPHIE]. PARIS MAGAZINE.
PARIS MAGAZINE. N° 14. Octobre 1932.
Tous nos exemplaires de PARIS-MAGAZINE sont en bon état (avec parfois des agrafes rouillées, sans atteinte aux pages).
Référence libraire : 12696
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[REVUE]. [PHOTOGRAPHIE]. PARIS MAGAZINE.
PARIS MAGAZINE. N° 15. Novembre 1932.
Tous nos exemplaires de PARIS-MAGAZINE sont en bon état (avec parfois des agrafes rouillées, sans atteinte aux pages).
Référence libraire : 12697
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[REVUE]. [PHOTOGRAPHIE]. PARIS MAGAZINE.
PARIS MAGAZINE. N° 17. Janvier 1933.
Tous nos exemplaires de PARIS-MAGAZINE sont en bon état (avec parfois des agrafes rouillées, sans atteinte aux pages).
Référence libraire : 12698
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[REVUE]. [PHOTOGRAPHIE]. PARIS MAGAZINE.
PARIS MAGAZINE. N° 19. Mars 1933.
Tous nos exemplaires de PARIS-MAGAZINE sont en bon état (avec parfois des agrafes rouillées, sans atteinte aux pages).
Référence libraire : 12699
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[REVUE]. [PHOTOGRAPHIE]. PARIS MAGAZINE.
PARIS MAGAZINE. N° 20. Avril 1933.
Tous nos exemplaires de PARIS-MAGAZINE sont en bon état (avec parfois des agrafes rouillées, sans atteinte aux pages).
Référence libraire : 12700
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[REVUE]. [PHOTOGRAPHIE]. PARIS MAGAZINE.
PARIS MAGAZINE. N° 22. Juin 1933.
Tous nos exemplaires de PARIS-MAGAZINE sont en bon état (avec parfois des agrafes rouillées, sans atteinte aux pages).
Référence libraire : 12701
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[REVUE]. [PHOTOGRAPHIE]. PARIS MAGAZINE.
PARIS MAGAZINE. N° 24. Août 1933.
Tous nos exemplaires de PARIS-MAGAZINE sont en bon état (avec parfois des agrafes rouillées, sans atteinte aux pages).
Référence libraire : 12702
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[REVUE]. [PHOTOGRAPHIE]. PARIS MAGAZINE.
PARIS MAGAZINE. N° 26. Octobre 1933.
Tous nos exemplaires de PARIS-MAGAZINE sont en bon état (avec parfois des agrafes rouillées, sans atteinte aux pages).
Référence libraire : 12703
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[REVUE]. [PHOTOGRAPHIE]. PARIS MAGAZINE.
PARIS MAGAZINE. N° 28. Décembre 1933.
Tous nos exemplaires de PARIS-MAGAZINE sont en bon état (avec parfois des agrafes rouillées, sans atteinte aux pages).
Référence libraire : 12704
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[REVUE]. [PHOTOGRAPHIE]. PARIS MAGAZINE.
PARIS MAGAZINE. N° 30. Février 1934.
Tous nos exemplaires de PARIS-MAGAZINE sont en bon état (avec parfois des agrafes rouillées, sans atteinte aux pages).
Référence libraire : 12705
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[REVUE]. [PHOTOGRAPHIE]. PARIS MAGAZINE.
PARIS MAGAZINE. N° 31. Mars 1934.
Tous nos exemplaires de PARIS-MAGAZINE sont en bon état (avec parfois des agrafes rouillées, sans atteinte aux pages).
Référence libraire : 12706
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[REVUE]. [PHOTOGRAPHIE]. PARIS MAGAZINE.
PARIS MAGAZINE. N° 32. Avril 1934.
Tous nos exemplaires de PARIS-MAGAZINE sont en bon état (avec parfois des agrafes rouillées, sans atteinte aux pages).
Référence libraire : 12707
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