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1981réf. 207314A documentation on Julius Berger Nigeria Ltd. Wiesbaden, Bilfinger + Berger, 1981. 4to. Durchgängig mit farbigen fotografischen Abbildungen. 224 S. Or.-Lwd. mit farbigem u. transparentem Schutzumschlag. [8 Warenabbildungen]
réf. 13976801Namur: Pères Blancs, 1959 in-4, 72 pages, nomb. illustrations en couleurs et n/b, cartes. Broché. Numéro consacré à la Nigeria.
1700réf. 17369Amsterdam, de Wit, 1675 (recte um 1700). Ca. 49,5 cm x 57 cm. [4 Warenabbildungen]
réf. 51637-32New. unknown
réf. 18726Communist Party of Great Britain London. International Department 16 King Street London W.C.2. May 1946. 5pp. 8vo. On five foolscap leaves. In good condition lightly aged. The report is single-spaced and factual rather than polemical describing the 'network of buying stations' run by 'non-European intermediaries African or Syrian' maintained by the 'European firms that buy and export practically the whole crop' and the recommendations of the 1938 Nowell Report. Arranged under the following headings: 'World Consumption' 'The Cocoa Industry in the Gold Coast' 'Conditions of Cultivation' 'Marketing' 'Co-operative Marketing' 'The Buying "Pool" and the Hold-Up `1936-7' 'The Cocoa Industry in Nigeria' 'Co-operative Societies' 'Main Recommendations of the Nowell Commission' 'Cocoa Control 1939-1943' 'Research'. From the papers of Jimmy Shields of the International Department of the Communist Party of Great Britain. No other copy traced. [ Communist Party of Great Britain, London. ] International Department, 16, King Street, London, W.C.2. May, 1946. unknown
1932réf. 58770New York: Harper & Brothers 1932. 8vo. 8 307 1 pp. Green publisher’s cloth illust. & lettered in black on front cover spine slight interior toning very slight bumping to 1 corner w/ d.j. wraparound Art Deco cover art of victim succumbing to flames slight shelfwear NF/NF copy. First edition stated of this complex mystery set against the back drop of the death of a mining company executive in Nigeria investigated by a newly installed District Officer. With severely limited resources and considerable balance and understanding of both African and British cultures Officer Balance eventually unearths the murderer. Harper & Brothers, hardcover
1954réf. LFA00e87Carte Michelin 182 éditée en 1954 : 1 cm pour 30 km
2005réf. LFA-126747006N° 424 (Juillet-août 2005) : revue de 98 pages, format 215 x 285 mm, illustrée, brochée couverture couleurs, bon état
réf. 202204937New york, Knopf / detroit institute of arts, 1980 ; in-8, br.
1959réf. List3835Ibadan Nigeria: General Publications Section Ministry of Education 1959. 60 pp magazine measuring 7 ½ x 9 inches in paper wraps. Wraps quite worn with some tears especially at spine some staining with loss to lower right corner; very good minus. Contents generally excellent with one manuscript marking and a few areas of damage to gutters. Overall very good. The November 1959 edition of Black Orpheus: A Journal of African and Afro-American Literature. The magazine was founded in 1957 by Jewish German-born Ulli Beier who came to Nigeria in the late 1940s to teach anglophone literature. Beier intended the magazine to expose aspiring African writers to the literary work both of their fellow Africans and of African Americans; he was particularly inspired by the works of Léopold Sédar Senghor and Aimé Césaire.1 Starting in the 1960s the magazine would be funded by the Congress for Cultural Freedom which unbeknownst to its editors and contributors was in turn funded by the CIA. This edition contains works by significant African and diaspora writers including Amadou Hampâté Bâ of Mali Léon Damas of French Guiana Es'kia Mphahlele of South Africa and Gabriel Okara of Nigeria. The book reviews section includes an important early review by Ghanaian poet and writer Georgmbeeyi Adali-Mortty of Things Fall Apart 1958 Chinua Achebe's debut novel. Beier's article "Two Yoruba Painters" includes twelve pages of illustrations and the magazine is illustrated throughout. 1 Peter Benson "'Border Operators': Black Orpheus and the Genesis of Modern African Art and Literature" Research in African Literatures 14 no. 4 Special Issue on African Literary History Winter 1983: 431-473. . General Publications Section, Ministry of Education unknown
1959réf. List3835Ibadan Nigeria: General Publications Section Ministry of Education 1959. 60 pp magazine measuring 7 ½ x 9 inches in paper wraps. Wraps quite worn with some tears especially at spine some staining with loss to lower right corner; very good minus. Contents generally excellent with one manuscript marking and a few areas of damage to gutters. Overall very good. The November 1959 edition of Black Orpheus: A Journal of African and Afro-American Literature. The magazine was founded in 1957 by Jewish German-born Ulli Beier who came to Nigeria in the late 1940s to teach anglophone literature. Beier intended the magazine to expose aspiring African writers to the literary work both of their fellow Africans and of African Americans; he was particularly inspired by the works of Léopold Sédar Senghor and Aimé Césaire.1 Starting in the 1960s the magazine would be funded by the Congress for Cultural Freedom which unbeknownst to its editors and contributors was in turn funded by the CIA. This edition contains works by significant African and diaspora writers including Amadou Hampâté Bâ of Mali Léon Damas of French Guiana Es'kia Mphahlele of South Africa and Gabriel Okara of Nigeria. The book reviews section includes an important early review by Ghanaian poet and writer Georgmbeeyi Adali-Mortty of Things Fall Apart 1958 Chinua Achebe's debut novel. Beier's article "Two Yoruba Painters" includes twelve pages of illustrations and the magazine is illustrated throughout. 1 Peter Benson "'Border Operators': Black Orpheus and the Genesis of Modern African Art and Literature" Research in African Literatures 14 no. 4 Special Issue on African Literary History Winter 1983: 431-473. . General Publications Section, Ministry of Education unknown books
1988réf. LFA-126740224N° 130 (Septembre 1988): 88 pages, format 215 x 285 mm, illustré, broché couverture couleurs, bon état
1971réf. 89887London / Ibadan / Nairobi: Heinemann / Mbari Publications 1971. First Edition. First impression. Small slim octavo; red cloth hardcover; dustjacket; 72pp. Tight clean and unmarked; Near Fine. In the original dustwrapper front flap clipped by publisher with printed price label £1.25 affixed; lightly rubbed at edges bit of toning to spine panel still Very Good or better. Posthumous collection by the Nigerian poet and freedom fighter who died in battle in the Nigerian Civil War. This was the first collected edition of Okigbo's work to appear preceded only by two small collections printed in Ibadan. A literary prize in Okigbo's name was established by his friend and colleague the Nobel Prize-winning author Wole Soyinka in 1987. Truly scarce in cloth. Heinemann / Mbari Publications unknown
1993réf. 62104Ibadan: Heinemann Educational Books Nigeria 1993. First Edition. First printing. Small quarto 24cm. Green leatherette stamped in gilt in grey dust jacket; xii152pp; black and white photographs. Inscribed "To Anne without whose exertions this book would not have been possible!" on front free endpaper. Sturdy and straight with leather rippling slightly corners tapped else Very Good. Jacket rubbed at edges with one or two tiny chips and creases else Very Good. Inscribed by Anne C. Fredericks who revised the manuscript see Acknowledgment p.xi. Account of Garba's 1989 term as the President of the UN General Assembly which included special sessions on apartheid drug abuse and international economic cooperation. 62104. Heinemann Educational Books (Nigeria) unknown
1993réf. 62104Ibadan: Heinemann Educational Books Nigeria 1993. First Edition. First printing. Small quarto 24cm. Green leatherette stamped in gilt in grey dust jacket; xii152pp; black and white photographs. Inscribed "To Anne without whose exertions this book would not have been possible!" on front free endpaper. Sturdy and straight with leather rippling slightly corners tapped else Very Good. Jacket rubbed at edges with one or two tiny chips and creases else Very Good. Inscribed by Anne C. Fredericks who revised the manuscript see Acknowledgment p.xi. Account of Garba's 1989 term as the President of the UN General Assembly which included special sessions on apartheid drug abuse and international economic cooperation. 62104. Heinemann Educational Books (Nigeria) unknown books
1971réf. 89887London / Ibadan / Nairobi: Heinemann / Mbari Publications 1971. First Edition. First impression. Small slim octavo; red cloth hardcover; dustjacket; 72pp. Tight clean and unmarked; Near Fine. In the original dustwrapper front flap clipped by publisher with printed price label £1.25 affixed; lightly rubbed at edges bit of toning to spine panel still Very Good or better. Posthumous collection by the Nigerian poet and freedom fighter who died in battle in the Nigerian Civil War. This was the first collected edition of Okigbo's work to appear preceded only by two small collections printed in Ibadan. A literary prize in Okigbo's name was established by his friend and colleague the Nobel Prize-winning author Wole Soyinka in 1987. Truly scarce in cloth. Heinemann / Mbari Publications unknown books
réf. ORD-7802Paris. Tallandier et Nelson Doubleday. N°40, Juin 1963. In-8 (ca 138 x 210mm) broché, couverture illustrée couleurs sur les 2 plats, XII pages sur papier jaune (Actualités-Voyages) et 62 pages consacrée au NIGÉRIA, nombreuses illustrations en noir et images couleurs collées dans le texte. Bel exemplaire, complet.
réf. 33028P., NRF, Gallimard (Collection "Du Monde Entier"), 1976, in 12 broché, 198 pages ; infimes défauts à la couverture.
réf. 13975604Paris: Musée de l'Homme, Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle, 1970 in-4, 72 pages, nombreuses illustrations. Broché, bon état, cachet. Sommaire: Philip FRY: ESSAI SUR LA STATUAIRE MUMUYE. - Alain ICHON: Vases funéraires d'El Indio (District de Tonosi, Panama). - Monique ROUSSEL DE FONTANES: "Roumanie 69", Monette RIBEYROL: Une collecte de pains rituels en Bulgarie. - Henri LHOTE: Mission au Tassili (mai-juin 1969) - Jacques MILLOT: Une précieuse donation turque. - Jacqueline DELANGE et Philip FRY: L'exposition "Oeuvres africaines nouvelles".
réf. 13974175Paris: Musée de l'Homme, Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle, 1963 in-4, nombreuses illustrations. Broché. Très bon état, cachet. Sommaire: Jacques MILLOT, Sardaigne 1963. - Jacqueline DELANGE, Sur un Oshe Shango. - Françoise GIRARD, Sculptures et emblèmes funéraires des îles Salomon. - Joseph TUBIANA, Le frère de Saint Lâlibalâ. - Jacques MILLOT, Images dans le ciel. - Jacques MILLOT, Masques peints du théâtre chinois. - Henri LHOTE, Nouvelle mission au Tassili des Ajjers.
2015réf. LFA-126742572Une revue de 130 pages, format 185 x 240 mm, illustrée, brochée couverture couleurs, bon état
1963réf. LFA-126728716Revue mensuelle de 72 pages, format 140 x 210 mm, illustrée, brochée, Impr. de Sceaux, bon état
réf. SONG3319844385Used: Good unknown
réf. SONG0521862949Used: Good unknown
réf. DADAX0521862949New unknown
