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1889Best.-Nr. 588661889. published in New York City 1889. published in New York City 1889. Early Ecuadoran Code Printed in New York City Ecuador. Codigo Penal en Materia Criminal de la Republica del Ecuador. New York: Imprenta de "Las Novedades" 1889. 148 76 pp. Octavo 9" x 6". Cloth blind frames to boards blind arms of Ecuador to front gilt title to spine endpapers renewed. Light rubbing corners bumped a few minor dampstains to boards some fading to spine. Faint dampstaining to margins internally clean. Ex-library. Small inkstamp and manuscript shelf number to title page. A nice copy. $350. Second issue. First issued in 1872 and replaced by a revised code in 1971 this penal code was important because it formally endorsed such principles as the assumption of innocence until proven guilty and the prohibition of arrests without warrants. Offenses covered include abortion adultery illegal marriages dueling and homicide among others. OCLC locates 6 copies in North American law libraries GWU Harvard Library of Congress Tulane University of Michigan Yale. Another copy located at UC-Berkeley Law School. Not in the British Museum Catalogue. unknown books
1874Best.-Nr. 24029Macau: Typ. de J Da Silva 1874. First only Edition. Original printed publisher's wrappers. Very good; some modest spotting and scribbling on the front wrapper; one small wear spot on the front wrapper. 8vo 4 5 - 42 2 - blank pp. Hematuria is a symptom of a diseased condition; it is blood in the urine. General acute fevers in tropical climates that were accompanied by this symptom usually the result of an untreated infection by the plasmodium malaria parasite engorging the kidneys and producing a hemorrhage were relegated to the general category of "intermittant fevers" or "swamp fevers" here palustres. Prior to 1880 the date when Laveran first announced the discovery of the malaria parasite in Paris publishing the result in 1881 no cause for the condition was known. Exiled to the wilderness of East Timor Magalhães undertook a series of case studies at the military hospital in Dili the capital of East Timor from 1869-1873 in an attempt to elucidate the causes of what he identified as an "ailment" and to suggest remedies it was in a way a similar action to that of Anton Chekov who two decades later in Siberia on the island of Sakhalin would carry out his studies of tuberculosis. Ameliorative at best his work was careful and indicative of the general ignorance and limits of such a specialized field within tropical medicine of the day - there are citations to Rayer's notable atlas and work on the kidney and to Piorry. Malaria was no secret or rare ailment. Quinine was the generally available palliative - but no cure. One of the rare attempts at serious research in tropical medicine in situ prior to WWI. There is but one copy of the pamphlet located Amsterdam. Typ. de J Da Silva unknown books
1838Best.-Nr. 41131Quito: Imprenta de gobierno por T. Campanzano 1838. A refutation made by Gonzalez of the accusations made against him by Jose Maria Urbina and Dr. Jose Felix Valdivieso. Gonzalez was the minister of the interior in Ecuador under Vicente Rocafuerte Ecuador's second president 1834-39. Both Urbina and Valdivieso were exiled for their political views; both returned to Ecuador in 1839 after the end of Rocafuerte's presidency. No copies are located on OCLC. Folio. Dbd. Minor soiling to first two leaves; very light even toning. Very good. unknown books
Best.-Nr. 44496First editions unless noted. Paper wrappers. Very good. 1. Pan American Union. ECUADOR LATEST REPORTS FROM ECUADOREAN OFFICIAL SOURCES. FOREIGN TRADE SERIES NO. 110 1933 WITH NO. 121 1934 WITH NO. 145 1936. FOREIGN TRADE OF CHILE FOR 1931 1932 AND 1934. THREE ISSUES. Washington D.C.: Pan American Union 1933-1936. 8vo. Stapled paper wrappers. First edition. Very good copies. 2. Pan American Union. ECUADOR. FOREIGN TRADE SERIES NO. 195. 1942. FOREIGN TRADE OF ECUADOR FOR 1939 AND 1940. Washington D.C.: Pan American Union 1940. 6 pp. 8vo. Stapled paper wrappers. First edition. A very good copy. 3. Statistical Division Pan American Union. FOREIGN TRADE OF THE ECUADOR FOR 1935. Washington D.C.: Pan American Union n.d. 2 pp. Sm. 4to. Stapled paper wrappers. First edition. A very good copy. 4. U.S. Chamber of Commerce. FOREIGN COMMERCE DEPARTMENT. SPECIAL BULLETIN. NEGOTIATION OF A TRADE AGREEMENT WITH ECUADOR CONTEMPLATED. Washington D.C.: Pan American Union 1937. 6 pp. Sm. 4to. Stapled paper wrappers. First edition. A very good copy. 5. Economic Intelligence Service. PUBLIC FINANCE 1928-1937. XLIII ECUADOR. Geneva: League of Nations 1938. 9 pp. Sm. 4to. Stapled paper wrappers. First edition. A very good copy. 6. Statistical Division Pan American Union. FOREIGN TRADE SERIES NO. 145-A. RECENT STATISTICS OF ECUADOR'S FOREIGN TRADE. Pan American Union 1940. 7 pp. Sm. 4to. Stapled paper wrappers. First edition. A very good copy. 7. U.S. Treasury Department. PRESS RELEASE. PRESS SERVICE NO. 37-33. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE. THURSDAY JULY 1 1943. Washington D.C.: U.S. Treasury Department 1943. 1 pp. Sm. 4to. First edition. The Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr. and C.E. Alfaro Ambassador of the Republic of Ecuador announce the Stabilization Agreement of 1942 . A very good copy. 8. Chemical Bank & Trust Co. ECUADOR. NUMBER 45. JULY 9 1948. New York: Chemical Bank & Trust Co. 1948. Unpaged 4 pp. Sm. 4to. Self wrappers. First edition. A very good copy. unknown books
1982Best.-Nr. 182411Guayaquil Ecuador: Banco Central del Ecuador 1982. Softcover. G./Fair front cover has rubbing and markings back cover good. Some inside pages folds have light soiling. 18 unnumbered pages : color illustrations. Printed on both sides of a continuous sheet folded accordion style to form a book. Text in Spanish. "Museo Antropológico y Pinacoteca del Banco Central del Ecuador Guayaquil julio-agosto 1982; Museo del Banco Central del Ecuador Cuenca septiembre 1982; Museo Camilo Egas Quito octubre 1982." Banco Central del Ecuador paperback books
1923Best.-Nr. 205299Quito Ecuador: Manuel Piedra 1923. Oversized Paperback. 60pp nine plates 2pp music. Large octavo. Text in Spanish. Somewhat worn and soiled wraps. Cover title reads "Homenaje de la Colonia Española a la República del Ecuador." Discourses speeches biographic matter etc. relating to the erection of a statue to the memory of Suárez Veintimilla and his military activites e.g. his glorious sacrifice in Morocco—a monument that was also serving double duty as a symbolic symbol of the relationship between Spain and Ecuador: presumably not the indigenous population but the descendants of Spanish colonialists. Manuel Piedra paperback books
2022Best.-Nr. 232737Lima: KWY Ediciones 2022. Brossura custodia wrappers slip-case. Perfetto Mint. 2 volumi in custodia. Il libro fotografico raccoglie fotografie a colori di Johis Alarcon e la fanzine ritratti e storie di alcune donne. Cm 29x21. pp. 88 16. Perfetto Mint. Prima edizione First Edition. Questa è la storia della lotta per la libertà condotta da donne di origine africana portate come corpi schiavizzati dal continente africano nel XVI secolo per svolgere lavori forzati nelle terre ecuadoriane. Questa storia è sopravvissuta al tentativo di essere messa a tacere da più di cinque secoli di colonialismo. Attraverso la tradizione orale e le pratiche spirituali questa storia di crudeltà e resistenza è stata ereditata dai loro antenati africani e custodita nel cuore di ogni donna nera che batte e danza al ritmo di un tamburo. In Ecuador ci sono state diverse forme di marooning guidate da donne strateghe militari che hanno aperto percorsi di liberazione dal territorio ancestrale della Valle del Chota ai "quilombos" o territori liberi in Esmeraldas e lungo i Caraibi. Erano le cosiddette "Negras Azabaches" donne bellissime che corteggiavano i proprietari terrieri e davano loro una bevanda mortale per liberare le loro comunità. C'erano anche donne che creavano secreteros messaggi di libertà nascosti sotto le camicette o messaggi criptati nei movimenti delle loro danze e pratiche spirituali. Le trecce erano anche mappe etno-frattali che tracciavano le vie di fuga. Queste e altre manifestazioni non solo hanno liberato le persone dalla schiavitù qui e nel resto delle Americhe ma hanno forgiato una maroonness che ha trasmesso questa forza intelligenza coraggio e determinazione alle future generazioni di donne. Johanna Alarcón 1992 è una fotogiornalista freelance e narratrice visiva con sede in Ecuador. Il lavoro di Johanna è incentrato sulla giustizia sociale i diritti umani l'identità e le questioni di genere. È una National Geographic Explorer e membro di Ayün Fotógrafas Visura.Co Fotoféminas Women Photograph e Diversify Photo. Vincitrice del 2023 Photo Contest South America Open Format. KWY Ediciones, unknown
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Best.-Nr. PD57Oblong Folio album ca. 255x325 cm or 10 x 13 in. 27 card stock leaves. With 394 mounted mostly pasted on but also mounted in corners original gelatin silver photos from ca. 85x115 cm 3 ¼ x 4 ½ in to ca. 55x85 cm 2 ¼ x 3 ¼ in. One mount with a general pencil caption “Rio Napo” two photos with period ink captions in German on verso. Period brown calf boards fastened with a string; elaborate blind-stamped ornaments on both boards; front board with a colour-stamped vignette. Three images previously removed from the album otherwise a very good album with bright interesting photos. Interesting extensive collection of original gelatin silver amateur photos of Ecuador taken by Germans in the 1950s and illustrating the early years of the re-establishment of economic relations between Ecuador and the Federal Republic of Germany after WW2 possibly in the agriculture and beer brewing industry. The album opens with photos of the arrival of a middle-aged travelling couple to Ecuador an airfield with a plane of “Aerovias Ecuatorianas C.A.” a boat trip along a river disembarking from a dugout canoe entering a riverside community &c. A series of images show the travellers at a banana plantation and local men loading banana bunches onto trucks. There are also images of the couple travelling on board a plane with the sign “Aerovias Nacionales del Agro Vuele en Anda Don Juan 09” and several views taken from the plane. Four photos show the installation of water or irrigation pipes in the Ecuadorian countryside. Over forty images document the transportation and installation of a tank possibly for a brewery: scenes of the arrival of a river barge with wooden containers with the signs “Quito Ecuador Guayaquil” unpacking and loading equipment on trucks driving over a bridge mountainous countryside roads arrival to an industrial facility installation within a brick structure and several portraits of workers. Three photos at the end of the album show the unloading of a piece of equipment; the sign next to the truck reads “Export Süd-Amerika.” The other photos show Ecuadorian cattle ranches papaya plantations coastal and riverside communities one leaf has a manuscript caption “Rio Napo” a pottery workshop market stalls “Hotel de Palace” entrance to “Pension Federico” snow-capped mountains one is most likely Cotopaxi scenes with Ecuadorian mule drivers loaders with wooden casks a show polisher children at a Christmas street celebration native species of mammals birds and turtles &c. Over a dozen images show a bullfight most likely in Quito. There are also several scenes from a public ceremony with government officials. Numerous photos portray Germans in Ecuador – while sightseeing dining attending parties and a wedding and spending time with families and children; there are also views of the interior of their homes or rustic cottages. One photo portrays a female traveller posing in front of the entrance to “Handicraft/ Art-Workshop Arturo Kiewe.” Apparently it belonged to a Jewish merchant Arthur Kiewe who owned an art store in Berlin and fled Germany in 1939. Another close-up photo portrays the owner and his wife – likely Kiewe himself. The two photos with captions on verso show a family in Ambato and two Germans apparently posing on the grounds of the “Campana” “Malzerei” malthouse. Overall an interesting extensive collection of original gelatin silver photos of Ecuador in the 1950s. hardcover
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1966Best.-Nr. ZB146911Quito: 1966-69. Nos. 972-1178 an uninterrupted run of complete issues bound in four parts ex library very-good. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Photos available upon request. Quito: unknown
1966Best.-Nr. ZB146910Quito: 1966/67-69 passim. volumes 40 & 43 library buckram still good . - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Photos available upon request. Quito: hardcover
2019Best.-Nr. x-036850557XBlurb 2019. Paperback. New. 324 pages. 10.00x7.99x0.88 inches. Blurb paperback
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