PENZ, CharlesMareMagnum
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19491 vol. in-12 reliure pleine basane racinée, Editions Siboney, 1949, environ 40 ff. Important témoignage, publié dans le Mercure Galant, sur les relations entre le Maroc et la France dans la seconde partie du XVIIe siècle. Bon état Français
1932Illustrations de Henry Pontoy, un des 500 exemplaires sur Vélin de Rives (n° 210) après 50 Madagascar, 1 vol. in-4 reliure de l'époque plein chagrin bordeaux, dos à 10 nerfs, Editions Berger-Levrault, Paris, 1932, XVI-171 pp. avec 12 planches hors texte Bel envoi de l'auteur daté de Marrakech, le 26 août 1942, "à Monsieur Henri Cruchet, Chef des Sections municipales de Marrakech, j'offre ces récits d'un Maghreb disparu, en souvenir de la Ville rouge et en hommage respectueux". Comme le précise l'auteur en introduction, "les Fils de l'Ombre (Aït Ou Malou) habitent les vallées du versant occidental de l'Atlas dans l'arc Sefrou-Mogador. Les Fils du Soleil ou de la Clarté (Aït Ou Nâmer) occupent les pentes orientales et méridionales, face au Sahara. Les Chleuhs sont les Aît Ou Malou et Aït Ou Nâmer du Grand Atlas de Marrakech. Le versant septentrional étant de beaucoup le plus peuplé, nous avons cru devoir opter pour le titre "Les Fils de l'Ombre"". Etat satisfaisant (reliure frottée avec mouill., mouill. in fine, qq. rouss.) pour cet exemplaire d'intéressante provenance. Français
1939Préface du Général Noguès, Commissaire Résident Général de la République Française au Maroc, Illustrations de Théophile-Jean Delaye, 1 vol. in-4 br., Charles-Lavauzelle & Cie, 1939, VI-530 pp. Etat satisfaisant (couv. frottée, qq. rouss., bon état par ailleurs) Français
20151 vol. in-4 sous reliure spirale, A.G.S.O (Association des Géologues du Sud-Ouest), 2015, 129 pp. Bon exemplaire. Français
19761 vol. in-4 br. sous jaquette illustrée, Notes et Mémoires du Service Géologique n° 252, Royaume du Maroc, Editions du Service Géologique du Maroc, Rabat, 1976, 408 pp. avec 6 planches hors texte et 2 cartes dépliantes sous pochette Bon état (jaquette lég. frottée, ex-libris ms. et cachet à froid d'ex-libris) Français
20133 vol. in-4 br., couv. ill. couleurs, nombr. reproductions couleurs, Gros & Delettrez, Paris, 2013, 182 pp., 214 pp. et 192 pp., 613, 628 et 577 lots avec leurs estimations. Pour les ventes d'octobre et décembre, on joint la liste des résultats. Très bon état pour ces beaux catalogues de ventes aux enchères. Prix pour l'ensemble. Français
19662 vol. à savoir 1 numéro in-folio br., 62 pp. et 1 vol. in-8 br. avec disque vinyl 33 tours, 7 pp. Comme il est précisé en quatrième de couverture du numéro de "Spécial Sonore", "ce numéro consacré à Ben Barka constitue l'illustration sonore du numéro spécial du Crapouillot qui vient de paraître : L'Affaire Ben Barka". Bon ensemble bien complet du vinyl (traces d'usage sur le Crapouillot). Français
20141 vol. in-8 br., Géographique, 2014, 239 pp. Bon état (couv. un peu frottée). Intéressant ouvrage, richement illustré, relatant la longue histoire de la ville d'Essaouira, au Maroc. Français
19598vo., First Edition thus; original pale blue cloth, backstrip lettered in black, covers lightly age-soiled else a very good, clean copy. Published a year after the first edition. Evocative travel diary. Fielding (1918-1991) was one of the first SOE agents (with Paddy Leigh Fermor and Dick Barnes) to be landed in Crete where he spent two years or so in a precarious game of hide and seek with the occupying Germans. Arrested in France later in the war, he was saved from execution by the Polish SOE agent Krystyna Skarbek. In post-war years a close friend of Lawrence Durrell, Fielding developed a career as writer and translator, achieving acclaim for his translation of 'The Bridge on the River Kwai'. In common with all TBC editions, this issue omits the plates and map present in the original.
1943Sm. 4to., Sole Edition, 4pp leaflet, folded once, printed in black; some very faint age-staining else a near fine copy. The rarest of all the major Services of Thanksgiving throughout the British Army in WWII, this humble document is considerably harder to find than its Second or Eighth Army counterparts. Anderson's First Army was formed in November 1942 as the spearhead of the land forces of TORCH, the Allied landings is Algeria and Morocco. Taking its final shape as Eastern Task Force in January 1943, it eventually comprised American II Corps, British V and IX Corps, and French XIX Corps. Following the landings First Army attempted to secure the Tunisian shoreline, but time was against it and the campaign became principally one of long-distance logistics. After the success of Eighth Army at Alamein, First Army carried eastwards the main thrust of 18 Army Group's offensive that resulted in the final defeat of the Axis in North Africa in mid-1943 (a victory often compared strategically with Stalingrad). Its job done, First Army was disbanded later in the year and its units reallocated. Rare in any condition.
19588vo., First Edition, with 13 plates and rear endpaper map; cloth, backstrip lettered in silver, a very good, bright, clean copy in price-clipped, lightly age-soiled dustwrapper. Evocative travel diary. Fielding (1918-1991) was one of the first SOE agents (with Paddy Leigh Fermor and Dick Barnes) to be landed in Crete where he spent two years or so in a precarious game of hide and seek with the occupying Germans. Arrested in France later in the war, he was saved from execution by the Polish SOE agent Krystyna Skarbek. In post-war years a close friend of Lawrence Durrell, Fielding developed a career as writer and translator, achieving acclaim for his translation of 'The Bridge on the River Kwai'. Scarce, especially in this condition.
19278vo., First Edition, with a frontispiece, 43 plates on 30, 2 plans in the text, a full-page map in the text and 2 maps on 1 folder; handsomely bound in burgundy full morocco, back gilt with five raised bands, second and fourth compartments lettered and ruled in gilt, all other compartments tooled and ruled in gilt, uncut, a most attractive copy ideal as a gift or for presentation. Handsome copy of a very scarce account
19508vo., First Edition, with a frontispiece, 70 plates on 34 and a large folding map; original terracotta cloth, gilt back, backstrip mildly faded (but all gilt wholly legible), edges lightly spotted, a very good, clean copy in unclipped dustwrapper, the latter chipped with minor loss (not affecting lettering) at head of backstrip. With personal bookplate on front paste-down. The 'auto' in question is a 18HP Wolseley; the route travelled is from France to South Africa via Spain, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, the Sudan and so down through East Africa to Durban. SCARCE IN THIS CONDITION
1993This is a near fine softcover copy with almost no wear. Completely clean. Illustrated in black & white with old photographs, architectural plans, maps, etc. Glossary. Bibliography. 11" high X 8" wide, 86 pages. This book will be securely wrapped and shipped with tracking.
Paris. 4to. Pp. 99, 10 pls. of microphotos, 18 figs., refs. Orig. wrs. - The systematic part (pp. 21-73) deals with algae and foraminifera.
4to. Pp. 351, 55 photos (views, outcrops etc.) on 10 pls., 160 illus. in text, bibl., indexes. Orig. stiff wrs.
pp. 133-181, many drawings on 9 pls. in text, 3 figs. 4to. Offprint, orig. wrs.
pp. 133-179, many large drawings on 10 pls., 3 figs., refs. 4to. Plain new wrs.
8vo. Pp. [viii],158,[30], 1 large fold. col. geol. map (sc. 1:200,000), 10 pls. of photos of outcrops and views (with transp. explanat. overlays), 1 pl. of microphotos, 78 photos of fossils on 7 pls., 27 figs. and 11 tabs. in text, 1 fold. tab., notes & refs., bibl. Orig. wrs., uncut. Small repair to foot of spine, covers a little spotted, contents very good.
4to. Pp. 61, 12 pls., 1 map, refs. Orig. wrs., uncut.
pp. 105-129, 5 pls. of microphotos, 14 figs.,r efs. 4to. Plain new wrs.
4to, 27.4cm. vol. 1 (text): pp. [vi],507, 65 sections and sketch maps in text, bibl., index of localities; vol. 2 (atlas): pp. [iio],[38], 357 photos of fossils on 14 pls., 24 photos (= 12 stereoscopc pairs) of views on 2 pls., 12 photos of views and outcrops on 2 pls., 5 fold. maps, 2 pls. of sections, 1 fold. tab., 1 pl. of figs. Hardbound, full cloth. Fine.. Very good..
4to. Pp. 134, 134 figs., sections and maps in text, refs. Orig. printed wrs.
19278vo, 23.7cm. Pp. iv,416, many photos (views of scenery) on 24 pls., 5 pls. of aerial photos, 3 pls. of photos of fossils, 3 pls. of microphotos of rock samples, 10 sections on 2 fold. pls., 57 figs. in text, extensive bibl. Contemp. half morocco, cloth boards. Very good copy but WITHOUT the map.
1935Nancy, Imprimerie Humblot, 1935; in-folio, 16-80-76-18 pp., reliure d'éditeur demi-maroquin à coins, coloris vert olive, dos à 5 nerfs (couverture conservée). Exemplaire numéroté 80/400 de grand luxe sur papier vélin d'Arches (plus 50 exemplaires hors commerce, plus 2500 exemplaires de vulgarisation sur papier pur alfa Navarre, brochés). Préface par le général Weygand. L'auteur est ancien chef de bureau de la Résidence Générale de France au Maroc, avocat au Barreau de Casablanca. Aux Sources de l'Action, par le père G.-M. Lejosne, ancien aumônier militaire. Très nombreuses illustrations réunis par M. M. Flandrin, de Casablanca. Bon état.
