‎Guerre‎

‎[STRASBOURG, GUERRE 39/45] - HAELLING (Gaston) -‎

‎Une préfecture désannexée strasbourg 23 novembre 1944 -8 mai 1945.‎

‎Paris, Le roux, 1954 ; in-12, 168 pp., br. Broché en bon état.‎

‎Broché en bon état.‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 201402914

‎[SUEZ WAR] LOVE, Kennett‎

‎Suez: The Twice-Fought War‎

‎New York: McGraw-Hill 1969. First Edition. First printing. Thick octavo 23cm. Black cloth hardcover; brown publisher's top-stain; dustjacket; 767pp. Light wear; top-stain unevenly faded; bottom edge of text block lightly soiled; Very Good. In the original dustwrapper unclipped priced $10.00 on front flap lightly soiled and toned; Very Good. An exhaustive study of the Arab-Israeli War of 1956; the author was the New York Times Middle East correspondent from 1953-56. McGraw-Hill unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 82207

‎[SUISSE, GUERRE 39/45] - COLLECTIF -‎

‎Les conditions de la survie-La suisse la deuxieme guerre mondiale et la crise des année 90.‎

‎Lausanne, Cahier de la renaissance vaudoise, 2002 ; in-8, 350 pp., br.‎

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‎[SUISSE] - ZIEGLER (Jean) -‎

‎La suisse, l'or et les morts.‎

‎Paris, Seuil, 1997 ; in-8, 318 pp., br. Broché comme neuf.‎

‎Broché comme neuf.‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 201804918

‎[Sylvester Gordon Joubert] [World War I] [Canada]‎

‎Thoughts of a Private" hand written manuscript verse. With a hand written company roster titled "Third Relief" AND A reply letter to Joubert regarding a possible death of one of the company‎

‎n.p.: n/a 1915. Paper. Good. Small group of paper relating to a Canadian World War I soldier. Group includes a 5 page hand written manuscript verse titled "Thoughts of A Private"; a partial hand written roster list "Third Relief" which lists "Petty Officer Joubert"; and a typed letter from a civilian to Joubert discussing the possible death of a Company member. The typed letter is on "Northern Lumber Co. Limited Operating Retail Yards" letterhead from Kamsak Sask. and dated October 9th 1915. Letter signed at the bottom by W. G. Bluvett. A Canadian Expeditionary forces roster listing for Sylvester Gordon Joubert found on the site "data2 dot archives dot ca": Company D; Regimental Number 81468; Rank Private; Former Corps Nil; Next of Kin W. A. Joubert; Address Boston Mass rest of information is cut off. Poem describes combat and the psychology of a soldier in the trenches. n/a unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 36662

‎[SÉPULTURES, NÉCROPOLES, GUERRE] - SCHENK (Bernard) -‎

‎Réminiscences d'Histoire - Strasbourg un sanctuaire alsacien de la mémoire - Alsace sépultures de guerre et nécropoles nationales.‎

‎Strasbourg, Le verger editeur - association le souvenir français, 2003 ; in-4, 162 pp., cartonnage de l'éditeur.‎

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Riferimento per il libraio : 200909599

‎[Terre Information Magazine]‎

‎TERRE INFORMATION MAGAZINE - N° 229 - Novembre-décembre 2011‎

‎Revue de 58 pages, format 210 x 295 mm, illustrée, brochée couverture couleurs, bon état‎

‎Dossier "En direct de Côte d'Ivoire : la consolidation de l'apaisement"‎

Riferimento per il libraio : LFA-126740926

‎[Terre Magazine]‎

‎TERRE MAGAZINE - N° 22-23 - Mars-avril 1991‎

‎Revue de 80 pages, format 210 x 295 mm, illustrée, brochée couverture couleurs, bon état‎

‎Numéro spécial "Golfe : l'armée de Terre en opération"‎

Riferimento per il libraio : LFA-126724984

‎[Texas]. [World War I]‎

‎Bird's Eye View. Camp Bowie Fort Worth Tex. October 1917‎

‎Chicago: Mayhart Studio 1917. Very good. Large panoramic photograph 8 x 90.5 inches. Rolled. Light wear at edges with a couple of small chips and very short closed tears along top edge. minor dust soiling and toning. A fabulous and extremely long panoramic photograph measuring approximately 7.5 feet in length that depicts Camp Bowie in Fort Worth during October 1917. At this time the camp was still under construction but also housed an entire infantry division in training for World War I. Ongoing construction efforts are clearly evident as piles of lumber in various states of organization occupy the field in the center foreground. Already completed barracks and other out buildings occupy the right of the image and thousands of army tents sweep into the background of the center and left portions of the image. A group of standard houses likely for officers and their families is located at the lower left of the image. The photographers Mayhart Studio of Chicago were responsible for a number of military and patriotic views during the United States' involvement in the Great War including the well-known "Living Flag" image of thousands of servicemen composing an American flag.<br /> <br /> "Construction of Camp Bowie began on July 18 1917. The camp in the Arlington Heights neighborhood about three miles west of downtown Fort Worth was established by the United States War Department to give training to the Thirty-sixth Infantry Division. Local officials expected financial gain and urged that the camp be located at Fort Worth. Including the adjacent rifle range and trench system the site encompassed 2186 acres. Camp Bowie's greatest average monthly strength was recorded in October 1917 as 30901. For about five months after the departure of the Thirty-sixth for France in July 1918 the camp functioned as an infantry replacement and training facility with monthly population ranging from 4164 to 10527. Shortly after the Armistice on November 11 1918 Camp Bowie was designated a demobilization center. By May 31 1919 it had discharged 31584 men. The heaviest traffic occurred in June when it processed thousands of combat veterans of the Thirty-sixth and Ninetieth Texas-Oklahoma divisions. The demobilization having been concluded Camp Bowie was closed on August 15 1919" -- Handbook of Texas Online.<br /> <br /> A quite remarkable photographic document of this short-lived World War I-era army camp in Fort Worth whose grounds and surrounding neighborhood are now touted by the municipal tourism office as "the city's premier commerce corridor." We locate no other examples of this excellent and large panorama. Mayhart Studio unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 1993

‎[Texas]. [Civil War]‎

‎Declaration of the Causes Which Impel the State of Texas to Secede from the Federal Union -- Also the Ordinance of Secession caption title‎

‎San Antonio: February 2 1861. Good. Broadside on silk 19.5 x 14 inches. Expertly cleaned and restored. Previously folded with some creasing still visible. Moderate staining and a few small holes and separations aided by conservation. Scattered contemporary manuscript notations. An exceptionally rare Texas secession broadside executed on silk satin in San Antonio in 1861.  Printed in five columns with an ornamental border the broadside features both the Ordinance of Secession and the Declaration of Causes two of the three principal documents drafted by the Texas Secession Convention along with a list of delegates. According to the colophon "These sheets on Fine Satin may be had at the Herald Office for $1 or on fine Book Paper at 10 cents each." The present broadside belonged to Cyrus Halbert Randolph 1817-1889 who was the Texas State Treasurer at the time of secession. Randolph arrived in Texas in March 1838 and quickly became established as an attorney and politician. A member of the Snively Expedition in 1843 he served in several political roles in Houston County including justice of the peace 1840 chief justice of the county circa 1843 and sheriff 1847. He also represented the county in the Texas Legislature in two terms between November 1851 and November 1857. Randolph was elected state treasurer 1859 and won re-election in 1860.  Notably small pencil notations are next to the names of several delegates in the list perhaps associates of Randolph. Other known copies have connections to delegates and it seems likely that the sheets printed "on Fine Satin" were ideal souvenirs for prominent Texas politicians. <br />  <br /> After South Carolina's secession in December 1860 Texas was not far behind in joining them. The Constitutional Convention was organized on February 1 1861 and voted overwhelmingly in favor of secession. The ordinance was ratified by popular vote on February 23rd.  The document begins with the Declaration of Causes a fiery assertion of Texas's rights which highlights her unique history as an independent country and leaves no doubt as to the core issue at stake: "Texas abandoned her separate national existence and consented to become one of the Confederated States to promote her welfare insure domestic tranquility and secure more substantially the blessings of peace and liberty to her people. … She was received as a commonwealth holding maintaining and protecting the institution known as negro slavery -- the servitude of the African to the white race within her limits -- a relation that had existed from the first settlement of her wilderness by the white race and which her people intended should exist in all future time. Her institutions and geographical position established the strongest ties between her and other slave-holding States of the confederacy. Those ties have been strengthened by association. But what has been the course of the government of the United States and of the people and authorities of the non-slave-holding States since our connection with them"<br />  <br /> Continuing in scathing language the authors accuse the North of interfering directly as they "encouraged and sustained lawless organizations to steal our slaves;" "invaded Southern soil and murdered reoffending citizens;" "sent seditious pamphlets and papers among us to stir up servile insurrection and bring blood and carnage to our fireside;" "sent hired emissaries among us to burn our towns and distribute arms and poison to our slaves;" and "finally by the combined sectional vote of the seventeen free or non-slave-holding States they have elected as President and Vice President of the whole Confederacy two men whose chief claims to such high positions is their approval of these long continued wrongs and their pledges to continue them to the final consummation of these schemes for the ruin of the slaveholding States."<br />  <br /> What follows is a list of the 168 delegates ending with Philip A. Work distinguishing this copy as a first edition. Noted bibliographer and Texas historian Everett C. Wilkie Jr. made a detailed study of the Texas secession documents in The 1861 Printings of the Ordinance of Secession Dallas 2011 and identifies three separate editions of the broadside essentially differentiated by the list of delegates.  The first edition Wilkie 23 was almost certainly printed in February 1861 and ends the delegate list with Philip A. Work. The later editions Wilkie 24 & 25 were printed in early and mid-March respectively with additional delegates added to the list.  The present edition is also the only one to include six lines naming the delegates who voted against secession. <br /> <br /> Printed in the right-hand column is the Ordinance of Secession stating the Texas is once again "a separate sovereign state." The preamble encapsulates the grievances of the state "Whereas the action of the Northern States of the Union is violative of the compact between the States and the guarantees of the Constitution and whereas the recent developments in Federal affairs make it evident that the power of the Federal Government is sought to be made a weapon with which to strike down the interests and prosperity of the people of Texas and her sister slave-holding states; instead of permitting it to be as was intended our shield against outrage and aggression; therefore."<br />  <br /> Parrish & Willingham note three institutional copies: University of North Carolina University of Texas and Baylor University. The Baylor copy however is actually a 7-page pamphlet edition Parrish & Willingham 4150. The UNC and Texas are therefore the only other known copies of the first edition.  A unique opportunity to acquire one of the most significant broadsides in Texas history in the first edition and on silk.<br /> Crandall 2153. Parrish & Willingham 4151. Wilkie 23. Winkler & Friend 171. February 2 unknown‎

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‎[Texas]: [Mexican-American War]‎

‎Autograph Letter Signed by Frank Boggs a Mexican-American War Soldier Written to His Sister Sophia Boggs in Ohio Describing His Route Through Texas‎

‎Near Milam Tx 1846. 1p. with integral blank leaf addressed on verso. Original mailing folds repairs to address leaf and small unobtrusive loss from removed wax seal. Text clean and highly readable. Very good. A rare communication from Texas during the Mexican-American War in which an Ohio Army soldier describes his march through Texas. Boggs writes as follows: "We arrived here last night about 9 o'clock. We crossed the Sabine River at Sabine town and traveled 5 miles in the dark. If you look at the map you can see our route. We came through Trinity and Alexandria and are now 5 miles into Texas. We will sleep tonight at Saint Augustine 20 miles from this place. Biddle is ahead of us. I have not seen him but he is well and getting on very well. He will get $100 per month. He has done better than most other captains. We will get to San Antonio about October and will expect to find some letters from you and those at home." Captain Charles John Biddle served as a captain in the Mexican-American War before serving as a lieutenant colonel for the Union in the Civil War. Biddle was also a prominent lawyer politician and newspaper editor in Philadelphia. unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 12668

‎[Texas]: [World War I]‎

‎Bird's Eye View. Camp Bowie Fort Worth Tex. October 1917‎

‎Chicago: Mayhart Studio 1917. Very good. Large panoramic photograph 8 x 90.5 inches. Rolled. Light wear at edges with a couple of small chips and very short closed tears along top edge. minor dust soiling and toning. A fabulous and extremely long panoramic photograph measuring approximately 7.5 feet in length that depicts Camp Bowie in Fort Worth during October 1917. At this time the camp was still under construction but also housed an entire infantry division in training for World War I. Ongoing construction efforts are clearly evident as piles of lumber in various states of organization occupy the field in the center foreground. Already completed barracks and other out buildings occupy the right of the image and thousands of army tents sweep into the background of the center and left portions of the image. A group of standard houses likely for officers and their families is located at the lower left of the image. The photographers Mayhart Studio of Chicago were responsible for a number of military and patriotic views during the United States' involvement in the Great War including the well-known "Living Flag" image of thousands of servicemen composing an American flag.<br /> <br /> "Construction of Camp Bowie began on July 18 1917. The camp in the Arlington Heights neighborhood about three miles west of downtown Fort Worth was established by the United States War Department to give training to the Thirty-sixth Infantry Division. Local officials expected financial gain and urged that the camp be located at Fort Worth. Including the adjacent rifle range and trench system the site encompassed 2186 acres. Camp Bowie's greatest average monthly strength was recorded in October 1917 as 30901. For about five months after the departure of the Thirty-sixth for France in July 1918 the camp functioned as an infantry replacement and training facility with monthly population ranging from 4164 to 10527. Shortly after the Armistice on November 11 1918 Camp Bowie was designated a demobilization center. By May 31 1919 it had discharged 31584 men. The heaviest traffic occurred in June when it processed thousands of combat veterans of the Thirty-sixth and Ninetieth Texas-Oklahoma divisions. The demobilization having been concluded Camp Bowie was closed on August 15 1919" -- Handbook of Texas Online.<br /> <br /> A quite remarkable photographic document of this short-lived World War I-era army camp in Fort Worth whose grounds and surrounding neighborhood are now touted by the municipal tourism office as "the city's premier commerce corridor." We locate no other examples of this excellent and large panorama. Mayhart Studio unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 1993

‎[Texas]: [Border War]‎

‎Pennsylvania Division on the Border. Looking South from the 2nd Artillery. Camp Stewart - El Paso Tex. 1916 caption title‎

‎El Paso Tx: J.W. Medley & I. Shulman 1916. Good plus. About 9.5 x 51.25 inches. Backed on board. Some tanning to board. Minor spotting along edges minor staining and some surface lift along top left edge left edge and left bottom edge from being previously framed. One of a group of panoramic photographs depicting Camp Stewart at El Paso during the Mexican Revolution 1910-1919 known here as the Mexican Border War or Pershing's Punitive Expedition. The camp was set up in 1916 and the goal of the conflict was to stop Pancho Villa's military actions on the United States side of the border. American and Mexican forces pursued Villa for months and managed to quash the rebellion but Pancho Villa himself was never captured. This photograph provides a good view of the tents and small building erected in this dry Texas landscape. The photographers J. Urban Medley and Isaac Shulman of El Paso Texas were prolific chroniclers of the American Southwest and Mexican borderlands with a studio at 1709 Montana. A striking panoramic image of a large camp near El Paso during the Texas Border War. J.W. Medley & I. Shulman unknown‎

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‎[Texas]: [Border War]‎

‎Two Panoramic Photographs of the First Cavalry New York National Guard and Their Camp at McAllen Texas‎

‎McAllen: Photo. by Murff & Robinson 1916. Very good. Two panoramic photographs measuring 8 x 28 and 8 x 26.5 inches. Rolled. A couple of short closed tears and small perforations otherwise minor wear and soiling. Two detailed panoramic photographs that depict the First Cavalry Regiment of the New York National Guard one unit of the 15000 guardsmen from the state that were sent to garrison the Rio Grande in South Texas during the Border War with Mexican revolutionaries and Pershing's Punitive Expedition against Pancho Villa. The New Yorkers were stationed at inadequate parched camps in Mission McAllen and Pharr. The slightly larger of the two images here shows the camp of the First Cavalry at McAllen with field tents and temporary camp buildings on the left and the regiment's allotment of horses tethered together at right. The second images shows the unit on parade being reviewed by General Frederick Funston the commander of the border garrisons. The photos are each captioned in the negative and dated August 28 1916 and October 1 1916 respectively. Scarce images of New York's encampment in Texas during the Border War. Photo. by Murff & Robinson unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 3373

‎[The American Car and Foundry Company] [World War I]‎

‎The American Car and Foundry Co. In Khaki Its Achievements in the Great War‎

‎New York: The American Car and Foundry Company 1919. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. Tall quarto. 95 pages. Illustrated with photographs of the company executives and management railroad cars artillery vehicles shell casings vehicle parts gun caissons Navy gun mounts boats plant operation pictures etc. Paper covered boards and spine. Embossed title and illustration on the front cover. Decorative end papers. Paper is creased on the spine with a small chip bottom of the spine. Approx. 3" split tear to the upper front joint. Light edge wear to the boards. This copy includes a printed one page letter and a small note card from the company with the company President's name in facsimile at the bottom. The American Car and Foundry Company hardcover‎

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‎[The Bombing Of The Thielbek, Cap Arcona, and Deutschland] Rolsma, H.‎

‎NEUENGAMME: DE RAMP IN DE BOCHT VAN LUBECK‎

‎[1945] 1st Edition. Original Illustrated Paper Wrappers with red illustration of a sinking ship from the infamous May 3rd 1945 bombing of the Thielbek, Cap Arcona, and Deutschland. 8vo. 35 pages ; 21 cm. In Dutch. Title translates to, “Neuengamme: The Disaster in the Bend of Lubeck. ” “The Neuengamme concentration camp, was a German concentration camp, established in 1938 by the SS near the village of Neuengamme in the Bergedorf district of Hamburg, Germany. It was operated by the Nazis from 1938 to 1945. Over that period an estimated 106, 000 prisoners were held at Neuegamme and at its subcamps…” (Wikipedia, 2016) “British forces arrived on May 4, 1945. In early May 1945, the SS loaded some 9, 000-10, 000 prisoners—most of them evacuated from Neuengamme and its subcamps—onto three ships anchored in the Baltic Sea off the coast of Neustadt in Schleswig-Holstein. Some 7, 000 lost their lives when the British attacked two of the ships in the course of a raid on the harbor on May 3. The Thielbek, carrying about 2, 000 prisoners, sank quickly. The Cap Arcona, carrying more than 4, 500 prisoners, burned and capsized during the attack. Only about 600 prisoners from both ships survived. ” (US Holocaust Museum) . This is a Dutch account of the tragedy by survivor H. Rolsma. Rolsma’s byline on the cover also reads, “Prisoner No. 77431” OCLC lists 6 copies worldwide, none outside of the Netherlands. Some edgewear. Good+ condition. Important story. (holo2-130-62)‎

‎[THE GREAT TURKISH WAR].‎

‎Traduction d'un exemplaire en langue Turque contenant le detail & la description des processions des jeunes & des penitences que le grand seigneur dit Mahomet Soliman Empereur Turk du soleil levant & du couchant souverain seigneur des seigneurs & veritable successeur de la race du grand prophete Mahomet a commandé de faire en tout son empire.‎

‎Bordeaux: Pierre Abegou 1687. Marbled wrappers. 4to. With an inserted latter engraved frontispiece portrait of the Polish King Jan III Sobieski engraved by F. Jollain. Very rare pamphlet published during the European wars against Turkey with a frontispiece portrait of the Holy Roman Emperor Léopold I 1640-1705 Archduke of Austria and King of Bohemia and Hungary. He succeeded his father Ferdinand III in 1657 and immediately had to fight against the Turks in the Great Turkish War also known as the War of the Holy League 1683-1699. This war finally led to the Peace of Karlowitz in 1699.This work gives directions and arrangements for ritual processions that the Turkish Sultan Suleiman III ordered after his victories during the so-called Holy Wars against the Christians. It is of great importance for our understanding of the problematic Turkish-European relations during the 17th century especially as an interesting example of counter-propaganda. One of Suleiman III’s directions presented in the book for example ordered that one Christian slave or one Jew was to be killed every fifteen minutes as part of the procession. One can imagine the reaction of a Christian reading this text: although the crusades were over this could provoke war and violence between the parties.Wrappers worn and somewhat frayed a few worm holes but still in good condition.l Bibliotheca bibliographica Aureliana CX XVIIe siècle XIV Bordeaux 2176 not mentioning the portrait; cf. Desgraves Bordeaux 1580. Pierre Abegou, unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 22346

‎[The New York Herald] [Civil War] [Charleston]‎

‎The New York Herald Wednesday February 4 1863‎

‎New York: New York Herald 1863. Newspaper. Good. Newspaper. Approximately 22" x 15.5". 8 pages. Folded. Repairs made to the paper folds and edges with Japanese tissue. Light toning to the contents. Front cover has a inset map measuring approximately 11.5" x 10" of "Scene of the Dash of Rebel Rams - The Rebel Preparations for the Defence of Charleston. Much several war news inside. Fair to good condition. New York Herald unknown‎

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‎[The Rifle Volunteer Corps; The Volunteer Force, 1859-1908; The War Office, Whitehall; Sidney Herbert (1810-1861), 1st Baron Her‎

‎Rifle Volunteer Corps Four printed War Office docs re. formation of Volunteer Force called 'Rifle Volunteer Corps' and 'Volunteer Corps' comprising a draft of the 'Rules' two printed circulars from Sidney Herbert and one from his secretary.‎

‎All four documents from the War Office Whitehall London. The three circulars dated 8 September 14 October and 20 December 1859; the 'Rules' dated 10 August 1859. The four documents in very good condition on lightly-aged paper. For a full account of the subject see Hugh Cunningham's 'The Volunteer Force: A Social and Political History 1859-1908' 1975. Item One: 'RULES OF THE ---- VOLUNTEER CORPS.' 5pp. folio paginated to 6. The cover page has in its top left-hand corner: 'V General No. 469' and carries a table of contents. Preceding the rules is a page headed 'WAR OFFICE 10th August 1859' giving a list of the twelve committee members preceded by the statement: 'PROCEEDINGS of a COMMITTEE assembled by Order of the Secretary of State for War for the purpose of drafting model Rules and Regulations for the government of Volunteer Corps when not on actual Service and subject to Military discipline.' In the list that follows the President of the Committee is named as 'VISCOUNT RANELAGH South Middlesex Rifles' and the first three members are: 'EARL SPENCER Althorp Rifles. MAJOR CLIFFORD Victoria Rifles. MR. J. H. ORDE Yarmouth Rifles.' The 24 rules follow over three pages and include: '1. THE Corps having been raised under the Act 44 Geo. III. cap. 54 the members are consequently subject to the provisions of that Act and to all regulations which have been or shall be issued under the authority of the Secretary of State for War.' and '14. The following fines shall be imposed the amounts to be settled as above provided that they shall not be less than the following sums respectively viz. For loading contrary to orders or shooting out of turn . 2s. 6d. For discharging the rifle accidentally . 5s. For pointing the same loaded or unloaded at any person without orders . 5s.' Item Two: Circular from 'RIPON' on behalf of 'Mr. Secretary Herbert' to 'The Officer Commanding blank Volunteers.' Dated 'War Office 8th September 1859.' 1p. folio. In top left-hand corner: 'V General No. 486'. Forwarding Item One which 'Mr. Herbert considers likely to assist you in preparing Regulations for the government of the Corps under your Command.' Item Three: Circular from 'SIDNEY HERBERT' to 'Her Majesty's Lord Lieutenant for blank'. Dated ' War Office 14th October 1859.' 2pp. folio. In top left-hand corner of first page: 'V. Gen. No. 509'. Announcing that 'Her Majesty's Government have determined to issue immediately to Rifle Volunteer Corps an additional supply of Long Enfield Rifles pattern 1853 to the extent of 25 per cent. on the effective strength of the Corps. This supply will raise the aggregate issue to 50 per cent. on the effective strength of the force; . At a later period I shall be prepared to issue a third instalment of arms of the same pattern as the 50 per cent. now granted. And I hope to be in a position in the course of next summer to supply the short Rifle with Sword Bayonet to a limited extent in exchange for the long one at present issued.' He ends with a list of 'the amount of ammunition for effective members to be issued at cost price on the requisition of the Commanding Officers'. Item Four: Circular from 'SIDNEY HERBERT' to 'Her Majesty's Lord Lieutenant for blank'. Dated ' War Office 20th December 1859'. 1p. folio. Announcing another 'additional supply' of Long Enfield Rifles and hoping soon to be in a position 'to exchange these Rifles gradually for the Short Enfield in the case of any Corps which may desire it on the understanding that the Long Rifles must be returned in good condition fair wear and tear excepted or that the Corps must pay for any damage they may have received.' All four documents from the War Office [Whitehall, London]. The three circulars dated 8 September, 14 October and 20 December 18 unknown‎

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‎[The Secretary of War]‎

‎The Official Record of the United States' Part in the Great War‎

‎Washington D.C.: Secretary of War unknown. Small quarto brown decorated cloth310 pp. frontispiece in colour illustrated with diagrams tables and maps an addition of three maps in colour at the back endpaper. A near-fine copy. This compilation records information on the training transportation and equipment weaponry aircraft motors balloons clothing etc. as well as the battles health and casualties. Secretary of War unknown‎

Riferimento per il libraio : 2682

‎[THIERS] - DREYFUS (Robert).-‎

‎Monsieur Thiers contre l'Empire, la guerre, la Commune. 1869-1871.‎

‎1928 P., Grasset (Collection "Les Cahiers Verts"), 1928, in 12, broché, 351 pages.‎

‎Edition originale. Un des exemplaires sur alfa. On joint 5 portraits de Thiers dont un portrait charge daprès Nadar. Fermeture du 1er au 23 Août‎

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‎[TILLION (Germaine)] -LACOUTURE (Jean).-‎

‎Le témoignage est un combat. Une biographie de Germaine TILLION.‎

‎2000 Paris, Le Seuil, 2000, in 8° broché, 341 pages ; couverture illustrée.‎

‎Fermeture du 1er au 23 Août‎

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‎[Timbres Magazine]‎

‎TIMBRES MAGAZINE - L'OFFICIEL DE LA PHILATELIE n° 80 (juin 2007)‎

‎Revue mensuelle conernant la philatélie : 114 pages en couleurs, format 300 x 210 mm, illustrée, brochée couverture couleurs + fiches détachables‎

‎Au sommaire : Paul-Emile Victor et la philatélie ; Un graveur sous la loupe : René Quillivic (2e partie); Les timbres de la guerre de Sécession ; Tintin ; Cartes postales : Eugène Atget‎

Riferimento per il libraio : LFA01632

‎[Timbres Magazine]‎

‎TIMBRES MAGAZINE - L'OFFICIEL DE LA PHILATELIE n°60 (Septembre 2005)‎

‎Revue mensuelle concernant la philatélie : environ 110 pages en couleurs, format 300 x 210 mm, illustrée, brochée couverture couleurs + fiches détachables‎

‎Au sommaire : Thématique cartes à jouer ; Le tour de France des oblitérations mécaniques ; Toutes les facettes de Buzin ; La deuxième guerre mondiale‎

Riferimento per il libraio : LFA01804

‎[TONKIN] [GUERRE DU TONKIN]‎

‎Gallieni Au Tonkin (1892-1896)‎

‎Paris, Editions Berger-Levrault, 1948. Deuxième édition revue et corrigée. 1 volume in-8, X-227 pp., broché, frontispice de Doc Hoc, Chef de lEnseignement, illustré dun croquis dépliant et de 4 photographies hors texte, bon état général.‎

‎Table des Matières: Etat de Services - Avant-Propos - Préambule - Chap. I: Départ - Traversée - Arrivée - Prise de commandement - Chap. II: Opération dans le Cai-Kinh - Prise du repaire de Lung-Lat (décembre 1893-janvier 1894) - Chap. III: Premier voyage en Chine - Long-Tcheou (mars 1894) - Chap. IV: Tournée dinspection du 2e Territoire militaire (avril-mai 1894) - Chap. V: Deuxième voyage en Chine - Long-Tcheou (15-22 juin 1894) - Chap. VI: Opérations contre le chef pirate Ba-Ky - Prise du repaire de Ke-Thoung (Haut Song-Cau) (avril-mai 1895) - Chap. VII: Opérations contre le De-Tham (Yen-The) (octobre-décembre 1895) - Annexe I: Principes de pacification et d'organisation - Annexe II: Les Territoires militaires au Tonkin en 1892 et le ravitaillement dans la Haute Région.‎

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