Napier, Francis H.; E. D. BaconAntiquariat.de
France Ministere Des ColoniesBiblio.com
Statistiques Coloniales: Commerce Volume 2.
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1998réf. 4244London, Stanley Gibbons, Limited, 1998. 21 b/w illustrations on 2 plates / 21 s/w Abbildungen auf 2 Tafeln, 107 S., Reprint of 1895. Original-Leinenband. ZUSTAND 1. The Stanley Gibbons Philatelic Handbooks.
1938réf. 27173BBBerlin, ca. 1938. 30 cm. S. 579 - 634 Kt. brosch. Einband und Seiten gebräunt, mit randl. Läsur, kleine Stempel auf Titel.
1976réf. GES1732Paris, Francois Maspero (Petite collection Maspéro), 1976. 199 Seiten, Kl.-8°, ISBN: 2707108545, illustr. OKart. (TB. engl. brosch.) - Besitzvermerk auf Innendeckel, ab Seite 41-88 zahlr. Unterstreichungen, Seiten leicht fleckig, Ecken, Kanten und Rückentitel berieben, insgesamt gebrauchspurig, sonst gute Erhaltung. broschiert/ Taschenbuch/ paperback
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1879réf. 59393Paris Gauthier-Villars 1879. 2 contemp. hcalf. Gilt spines. Gilt lettering. Spines slightly rubbed. Stamp on title-page. XV458;XI638 pp. textillustrations. Atlas missing. unknown
1816réf. 58473Paris Imprimerie Royale 1816-47. 8vo. Bound in 101 physical volumes in contemp. hcalf. Gilt spines. Light wear to top of spine occassionally rubbed a few with tears to spines. With folded maps plates plans tables. Scattred brownspots to some volumes. Extremely scarce in complete state as this being one of the main sources for French colonial and marine history dealing with ethnography voyages surveys medicine KERAUDREN technology hydrography sailing manuals navigation geography carthography oceanography commerce etc. etc.First serie: the years 1816-21 comprising 2 vols. each 1822-30 comprising 3 vols. 1827 and 1830 each: 4 vols - Second serie: each year comprising 3 vols. - Third serie from 4 to 5 vols. each year. unknown
1849réf. 58472Paris Dupont 1849-1864. Bound in 32 uniform contemp. hcalf. Gilt spines. Gilt lettering. Spine gone on volume 11. Some maps and plates. Conating first hand investigations on colonial history ethnography hydrography nautical matters geography etc. etc. unknown
1861réf. 53936Paris Librairie de Challamel Ainé 1861-1897. 8vo. 128 volumes all except 7 volumes bound in uniform contemporary half calf with gilt lettering. Remaining 7 volumes in half cloth. Two volumes with detached spine. All volumes with gilt stamp to front board and a few volumes with paper label pasted on to pasted down front end-paper. Spines with a bit of wear internally very fine and clean. With numerous folded maps and charts. A fine set all volumes first editions of this important travel- and exploration journal being the official French journal on maritime and colonial exploration in the last half of the 19th century containing numerous papers maps and charts of hitherto unexplored territory. hardcover
réf. 110625London Waterlow and Sons Ltd. 10 May 1893 & 17 May 1893. . Two over-sized colour-printed illuminated card invitations numbered addressed in pen & ink 22.7 x 31.2 cm; 16.5 x 32.6 cm; a printed manila envelope for replying to 'The Secretary / Imperial Institute / London SW'; a letter printed in red on Imperial Institute 4to headed paper requesting a reply to the invitation to the opening ceremony in order to reserve seats; single folio sheet 'General Outline of the Ceremonial' for the opening; 2 copies of printed folio sheet verso blank 'General Arrangements for the Reception of HRH the Prince of Wales. Wednesday May 17th 1893'. The first of these two over-sized invitations received by Louisa Da Costa was to the opening of the Imperial Institute on 10th May 1893 with Queen Victoria and the Prince of Wales in attendance. Since the Great Hall of the Institute wasn't completed in time a temporary hall was constructed for the opening. The second evening invitation from HRH the Prince of Wales invites Miss Da Costa and a friend to an evening reception from 9pm with 'Instrumental and Vocal Music. and Refreshments' in the illuminated gardens of the Imperial Institute in South Kensington - now the site of Imperial College London. The accompanying 'General Arrangements.' sheet give details of the evening's entertainments as well as travel arrangements special trains on the Inner Circle Line at 1am and 1:30am and the arrangements for 'Cold Suppers'. Louisa Da Costa was the sister of Mr Benjamin Mendes Da Costa both being descendants of the well-known wealthy Portuguese-Jewish trading dynasty. After his great success with real estate in Adelaide Australia Mr Da Costa sold his business there and sailed to England together with his sister. He died in Brighton in 1868 and his sister was the sole beneficiary of his will. Miss Da Costa died in 1898 bequeathing all her real estate in Adelaide to the Governor of South Australia to establish a Samaritan fund for convalescents from the Adelaide Hospital - the Louisa DaCosta Trust still operating today. London, Waterlow and Sons Ltd., 10 May 1893 & 17 May 1893. unknown
1708réf. 755641708. An Attempt to Standardize Currency in the American Colonies Great Britain. American Colonies. An Act for Ascertaining the Rates of Foreign Coins in Her Majesties Plantations in America Drop-Head Title. At head of drop-head title: Anno Sexto Annae Reginae. London: Printed by Charles Bill and the executrix of Thomas Newcomb deceas'd 1708. 417-419 1 pp. Folio 10-3/4" x 7". Disbound bifolium. Light toning leaves starting to separate at head negligible light foxing to margins of first page. $450. The first printing of the Coinage in American Plantations Act of 1707 which sought to regulate currency in the American colonies. An attempt had already been made to resolve the "inconveniences" and inconsistencies of the diverse array of currencies by royal proclamation in 1704. "Rather than inspired by altruism toward the colonists" the authors of the proclamation "were much more concerned that there be a stable currency to pay the English merchants" Mossman. The proclamation was largely ignored by the colonies and openly defied by Massachusetts prompting its codification by Parliament in the present act. Despite the punishment of violators with imprisonment and fines resistance to the legislation continued. Acts such as these were compiled over the course of a session and bound afterwards. They were issued with general title pages which were often discarded as in the present example. Mossman Money of the American Colonies and Confederation 49. English Short-Title Catalogue N53267. unknown
réf. 136711948 Lisboa Divisão de Publicações e Biblioteca Agência Geral das Colónias 212p - unknown
réf. 38691S.l.n.d. Paris 1843. 8 pages. 20x13 Cm. Broché. L'Auteur était président de la "Commission pour la Colonisation de la Guyane Française". Dans ce texte il examine un projet d'industrialisation de la Guyane présenté par Jules LECHEVALIER. Rousseurs claires. S.l.n.d. (Paris, 1843). unknown
réf. 37899Alger Imprimerie de A. Bourget 1849. 32 pages. 225x14 Cm. Broché. Couverture imprimée. Taches et petits accrocs. Fondation et statuts d'une association agricole pour aider à la colonisation de l'Algérie. On joint un imprimé 3pp. in-4 daté de Boufarik 10 Novembre 1849 exposant la mission du nouvel organisme. Cet imprimé comporte la signature autographe du Président du comice agricole de la province d'Alger: BORELY DE LA SAPIE. Exemplaire non-coupé. Papier bruni et rousseurs éparses. Alger, Imprimerie de A. Bourget, 1849. unknown
réf. 38404Paris Henry 1840. 22 pages. Broché. Couverture imprimée. Patits accrocs. Trace de plis. Publié en 1840 à Paris par Henry cet ouvrage de Loynes se penche sur les crédits supplémentaires sollicités pour l'Algérie une question brûlante à l'époque marquée par la colonisation française. L'auteur en analysant les implications financières et politiques de ces demandes offre un éclairage sur les enjeux économiques et les stratégies d'administration coloniale. Taches. Traces de plis. Paris, Henry, 1840. unknown
réf. 43360A St. Benoist 25 Janvier 1770. 2 pages. 37x25 Cm. 2 feuilles. Ce document manuscrit daté du 25 janvier 1770 émane de la Chambre du Conseil Supérieur de l'Isle de Bourbon aujourd'hui connue sous le nom de La Réunion. Il témoigne de la nomination officielle du Sieur Grinne à un office de Notaire du Roy soulignant sa capacité probité et expérience. Signé et scellé à Saint-Denis ce document est un précieux témoignage des pratiques administratives et judiciaires au sein des colonies françaises du XVIIIe siècle. L'île escale stratégique sur la route des Indes reflète dans ce type de documents officiels l'organisation et l'extension de l'administration coloniale française ainsi que les préoccupations de l'époque concernant la légitimité et la compétence des officiers royaux. La présence de signatures et d'un cachet de cire rouge authentifie le document offrant un aperçu tangible de la bureaucratie de l'époque et permettant de mieux comprendre les mécanismes de gouvernance et de droit dans les territoires ultramarins français. A St. Benoist, 25 Janvier 1770. unknown
réf. 40796S.l.n.d. Rennes 1722. 3 pages. 21x16 Cm. En feuilles. Dispositions concernant les mineurs des Colonies Américaines qui se base sur le fait que "les mineurs abusent souvent du droit que l'émancipation leur donne de disposer de leurs Nègres en ruinant par les Habitations " Rare impression de Rennes et désagréable rappel du passé. S.l.n.d. (Rennes, 1722). unknown
réf. 202550London William Clowes and Sons Limited 1886. xviii560vipp. 8vo. Original decorated cloth darkened on spine and a little on edges minor nick to head of spine. Coloured folding map frontis. Folding papers for charts diagrams and further coloured maps. A very good copy of a reference work excellently presented. Exhaustive sections on each of the Australian colonies and the rest of the Empire. London, William Clowes and Sons, Limited, 1886. hardcover
1776réf. 31356Paris: P.G. Simon 1776. A scarce French law relating to port privileges for ships trading with the American colonies. Wroth locates two copies of the official royal printing though neither he nor OCLC locate the present printing commissioned by the French legislature. Quarto. Dbd. Light dampstaining to corners. Good. WROTH ACTS OF FRENCH ROYAL ADMINISTRATION 1875 another ed. MAGGS FRENCH COLONISATION OF AMERICA 595 another ed. unknown
1776réf. 31361Paris: L'Imprimerie Royale 1776. A scarce French law relating to trading privileges between the named ports and French colonial possessions in America. Not in MAGGS FRENCH COLONISATION OF AMERICA nor on OCLC. Quarto. Dbd. Light foxing. About very good. WROTH ACTS OF FRENCH ROYAL ADMINISTRATION 1865. unknown
1777réf. 37443Paris de l'Imprimerie Royale 1777. Founding the French Colonial Archive A French royal decree consisting of twenty-seven articles concerning the founding and operation of an archive in France solely devoted to collecting and preserving documents generated in the French colonies. "Copies of all registers of baptisms marriages and deaths are to be made by the Registrars and Curates in the colonies as well as of all other official or legal documents with the exception only of inventories and family divisions but including wills court judgements laws and regulations etc." - Maggs. Wroth cites a single copy in the French National Archives OCLC adds copies at NYPL and the Newberry Library. Quarto. Gathered signatures. Very minor foxing. Near fine. MAGGS FRENCH COLONISATION OF AMERICA 593 this copy. WROTH ACTS OF FRENCH ROYAL ADMINISTRATION 1868. OCLC 41040855. unknown
1778réf. 14147Paris. 1778. A French royal decree which changes regulations on the planting of tobacco. Wroth locates only one copy at Harvard; OCLC locates no further copies. 8pp. on folded sheets. Large quarto. Light dampstaining and soiling; a bit chipped at edges. Good. Unopened and untrimmed. WROTH ACTS OF FRENCH ROYAL ADMINISTRATION 1900. unknown
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