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2006réf. LFA01623Revue mensuelle conernant la philatélie : 114 pages en couleurs, format 300 x 210 mm, illustrée, brochée couverture couleurs + fiches détachables
2006réf. LFA01624Revue mensuelle conernant la philatélie : 114 pages en couleurs, format 300 x 210 mm, illustrée, brochée couverture couleurs + fiches détachables
2006réf. LFA01627Revue mensuelle conernant la philatélie : 132 pages en couleurs, format 300 x 210 mm, illustrée, brochée couverture couleurs + fiches détachables
2006réf. LFA01628Revue mensuelle conernant la philatélie : 132 pages en couleurs, format 300 x 210 mm, illustrée, brochée couverture couleurs + fiches détachables
2013réf. LFA-126731452N° 294 (Juillet 2013) : 98 pages, format 220 x 285 mm, illustré, broché, bon état
réf. 225960S.l., s.d. (1937) in-4, 16 ff. anopisthographes dactylographiés. en feuilles.
réf. 225961Paris, s.d. (1946) in-4, 4 ff. anopisthographes dactylographiés. en feuilles sur papier pelure.
1799réf. 9921Sans lieu, sans nom, sans date [1799]. In-8 de [2]-223 pages, demi-veau brun à coins, dos lisse orné de filets, roulettes et titre dorés, étiquette de titre caramel, tranches jaunes, reliure genevoise du temps.
réf. ORD-9823Tome 2°. Paris. Beauvais. 1872. A la suite: Derniers télégrammes de l'Empire. Documents inédits. Paris. Beauvais. 1871. In-8 (160 x 247mm) dos lisse veau fauve, filets or, plats et gardes marbrés, 3ff.n.ch., 228 pages et 2ff.n.ch., 35 pages (Derniers télégrammes de l'Empire). Qq. rousseurs pâles sinon bon exemplaire.
réf. 2128Limoges, Barbou Frères, imp.-lib., 1852 - in-8 : 215 pp. - rel. cart. romantique de l’ép. ornée sur plats et dos, 2 coins inf. écrasés ; grav. en front.
1851réf. GF206701851 Lithographie en noir et bistre - Format 18,5 x 12 cm environ sur une feuille de papier fort de 25,5 x 16 cm - Paris vers 1850 -
réf. 175680Arras, Imprimerie J.-B. Vigogne, s.d. (1791) placard in-folio (38 x 31 cm), texte sur deux colonnes, vignette aux armes royales sommant le texte, en feuille. Une mouillure claire au centre du placard.
réf. 7179Olonne-sur-Mer, Imprimerie Delroisse-Vendée, s.d., (vers 1980), 1 vol. in-folio (415 x 300) en feuilles sous chemise noire titrée en blanc et boite illustrée d'une photographie en couleurs, de (16) pp. - 16 photographies pleine page et (1) f. reprenant les photographies pleine page en miniature noir et blanc avec légendes. Plusieurs petits coups et éclats de pelliculage sur la boite, intérieur en parfait état.
2005réf. LFA-126738523Revue de 114 pages, format 175 x 255 mm, illustrée, brochée couverture couleurs, bon état
in-8 etroit, 400 pp., 1 planche depliante, cartonnage, dos papier fort. Bon etat. [CA26/4]
1963réf. 127791Washington: GPO 1963. Pamphlet. Volume I: vi 1837-1949p. Volume II: vi 1951-2045 xv p. first volume has yellowed wraps rubberstamps and pen markings on front cover second volume cleaner but minor penciling on cover. US. 87th congress 2nd session. GPO unknown books
réf. 3726649Paris: Imprimerie de Firmin Didot Frères 1842. 14 pages. Pamphlet; removed dbd. without wrappers. Title-leaf with closed diagonal tear near spine fold; good. First edition. A rare 1842 French governmental memorandum addressing conditions in the colonies of Martinique Guadeloupe and Guyane in the Caribbean and Bourbon modern Réunion in the Indian Ocean. The report was issued by a small committee and signed in print by its member representing Martinique the French mathematician and economist Baron Pierre Charles François Dupin 1784–1873. The text opens with a stark assessment of economic distress and structural injustice in the colonial system arguing for equality in tariffs and in the regulation of imports and exports as essential remedies. Relief is sought on the grounds of the colonies’ economic importance within the French imperial system. OCLC two copies both at BnF. unknown
1925réf. 810841925. Manuscript report on on the recto sides only of 15pp of lined notepaper to the secretaries of a combined mining venture based out of Number 8 Old Jewry London. A few small dogears and creases some age toning of the paper and the fact that it's written in pencil make it a little tricky to decipher at times although a partial transcript is included from a previous collector. A very good A hand-written preliminary report which nevertheless contains a wealth of logistical and local detail regarding the business of pitching camp supply lines sickness boring results and assay findings depths propected gravel assessments depth of survey records etc. Comments regarding the local labor supply place the whole exploit firmly into the realm of exploitation with phrasing like ".the riff-raff of coastal negroes who are unstable - lazy and contemptuous of authority." A fascinating and ephemeral piece of industrial colonial history. Wray himself seems to have been a widely traveled mining surveyor with some of his recorded work being not only across Africa but also the Koorboora mining region of Queensland Australia among others. unknown books
1925réf. 810841925. Manuscript report on on the recto sides only of 15pp of lined notepaper to the secretaries of a combined mining venture based out of Number 8 Old Jewry London. A few small dogears and creases some age toning of the paper and the fact that it's written in pencil make it a little tricky to decipher at times although a partial transcript is included from a previous collector. A very good A hand-written preliminary report which nevertheless contains a wealth of logistical and local detail regarding the business of pitching camp supply lines sickness boring results and assay findings depths propected gravel assessments depth of survey records etc. Comments regarding the local labor supply place the whole exploit firmly into the realm of exploitation with phrasing like ".the riff-raff of coastal negroes who are unstable - lazy and contemptuous of authority." A fascinating and ephemeral piece of industrial colonial history. Wray himself seems to have been a widely traveled mining surveyor with some of his recorded work being not only across Africa but also the Koorboora mining region of Queensland Australia among others. unknown
1978réf. 84948Georgetown Guyana: Labour Advocate Printery 1978. First Edition. First Printing. Octavo 20.5cm; bright orange card wrappers with titles printed in black on front cover; xii1053pp. Inscribed by Seymour on the title page to Puerto Rican editor translator and literary critic Roberto Marquez: "For Roberto Marquez / from Arthur Seymour / Jan 30. 1978 / With best wishes." Marquez has marked several passages in ink throughout the text. Hint of sunning to spine some trivial wear to extremities; Very Good. Collection of verse by the Guyanese poet capturing memories of his visits to various places Bonafoux Hato Rey Brasilia Rome Gibbs St. Peter and touching on themes of love the national ethos Black consciousness and the "philosophical quest for the underlying and varied meanings of the various moods that come upon us all" from the introduction. 84948. Labour Advocate Printery unknown books
1978réf. 84949Georgetown Guyana: S.i. 1978. First Edition. Octavo 21cm; printed manila card wrappers; text is mimeographed with author's name and title hand-written in ink on the spine; ii78-10414pp. This copy is from the library of to Puerto Rican editor translator and literary critic Roberto Marquez with his ink name and date 8/79 on upper front endpaper. Seymour has inscribed this copy to him and mis-dated it on the half-title page: "For Roberto from AJ / with admiration affection / Aug 5. 1969." This was Marquez's working copy showing numerous passages marked over several readings showing extensive interaction with the text. Wrappers are edgeworn dust-soiled with a few small adhesive marks to same; Very Good. "This is a pioneering literary work. It is a distillation of my personal development as critic and editor in Guyana over several decades and it gathers within two covers what I may describe as a guide to as well as a survey of major forms of creative writing in the Guyana experience" from the preface. 84949. S.i. unknown books
1974réf. 84941Georgetown Guyana: Sheik Sadeek 1974. First Edition. Slim octavo 20.25cm; mimeographed sheets stapled into pictorial card wrappers; ii381pp. Inscribed by the author on the title page to Puerto Rican editor translator and literary critic Roberto Marquez: "For my friend R. Marquez / With the compliments of Sheik S. / Hope you find something suitable / 21.8.79" Light wear gentle sunning to spine; Near Fine. Self-published volume by the noted Guyanese poet and author gathering six short works published between 1949-1972 most centered around Guyanese daily life and written in the local patois. A nice association copy inscribed to Marquez who at the time was founder and editor of the journal Caliban: A Journal of New World Thought and Writing. Uncommon; OCLC notes 11 holdings. 84941. Sheik Sadeek unknown books
1974réf. 84941Georgetown Guyana: Sheik Sadeek 1974. First Edition. Slim octavo 20.25cm; mimeographed sheets stapled into pictorial card wrappers; ii381pp. Inscribed by the author on the title page to Puerto Rican editor translator and literary critic Roberto Marquez: "For my friend R. Marquez / With the compliments of Sheik S. / Hope you find something suitable / 21.8.79" Light wear gentle sunning to spine; Near Fine. Self-published volume by the noted Guyanese poet and author gathering six short works published between 1949-1972 most centered around Guyanese daily life and written in the local patois. A nice association copy inscribed to Marquez who at the time was founder and editor of the journal Caliban: A Journal of New World Thought and Writing. Uncommon; OCLC notes 11 holdings. 84941. Sheik Sadeek unknown
1978réf. 84948Georgetown Guyana: Labour Advocate Printery 1978. First Edition. First Printing. Octavo 20.5cm; bright orange card wrappers with titles printed in black on front cover; xii1053pp. Inscribed by Seymour on the title page to Puerto Rican editor translator and literary critic Roberto Marquez: "For Roberto Marquez / from Arthur Seymour / Jan 30. 1978 / With best wishes." Marquez has marked several passages in ink throughout the text. Hint of sunning to spine some trivial wear to extremities; Very Good. Collection of verse by the Guyanese poet capturing memories of his visits to various places Bonafoux Hato Rey Brasilia Rome Gibbs St. Peter and touching on themes of love the national ethos Black consciousness and the "philosophical quest for the underlying and varied meanings of the various moods that come upon us all" from the introduction. 84948. Labour Advocate Printery unknown
1978réf. 84949Georgetown Guyana: S.i. 1978. First Edition. Octavo 21cm; printed manila card wrappers; text is mimeographed with author's name and title hand-written in ink on the spine; ii78-10414pp. This copy is from the library of to Puerto Rican editor translator and literary critic Roberto Marquez with his ink name and date 8/79 on upper front endpaper. Seymour has inscribed this copy to him and mis-dated it on the half-title page: "For Roberto from AJ / with admiration affection / Aug 5. 1969." This was Marquez's working copy showing numerous passages marked over several readings showing extensive interaction with the text. Wrappers are edgeworn dust-soiled with a few small adhesive marks to same; Very Good. "This is a pioneering literary work. It is a distillation of my personal development as critic and editor in Guyana over several decades and it gathers within two covers what I may describe as a guide to as well as a survey of major forms of creative writing in the Guyana experience" from the preface. 84949. S.i. unknown
