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rif. 17787Paris, Chaix, 1913, 1 broché. in-8 de 52-228 pages + 100 pages paginées 53 à 152 ;
Madrid, Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores, 1955. Gran folio; XVI pp., 159 pp. Cuidada impresión en papel de hilo. Cubiertas originales.
1968rif. 70794Couverture rigide. Reliure toile de l'éditeur. 752 pages.
1971rif. M188291971 1971 L , The Corporation of Llyod's ,1971 , in4° toile illustrée éditeur , Langue: Français
1909rif. 28526ABZürich, Aschmann & Scheller, 1909. 8°. 136 S. Orig.-Broschur + Wichtig: Für unsere Kunden in der EU erfolgt der Versand alle 14 Tage verzollt ab Deutschland / Postbank-Konto in Deutschland vorhanden + (leicht fleckig, Rücken gebräunt).
1909rif. 28526ABZürich, Aschmann & Scheller, 1909. 8°. 136 S. Orig.-Broschur (leicht fleckig, Rücken gebräunt).
1944rif. 2005200040Houston : Gulf Publishing Co 1944. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. The Army Air Corps: A Rare and fine collection of the Army Air Forces in World War II. Log of Navigation. 7 issues bound as one. Bound in full blue cloth. Good binding and cover. Original pictorial wraps bound in. Clean unmarked pages. Numerous photographs maps comics. Heavily illustrated an interesting periodical. "The approved publication of the AAF Training Command." Includes: "A Camera Trip Through Army Air Forces School Hondo Texas" - a smaller photo-pamphlet; AND Log of Navigation issues: April 1944. Vol. 2 no. 4; May 1944. Vol. 2 no. 5; June 1944. Vol. 2 no. 6; July 1944. Vol. 2 no. 7; September 1944 Vol. 2 no. 9; March 1945. Vol. 3. No. 3. From the former head of the U.S. Air Forces History Division. Houston : Gulf Publishing Co hardcover
1857rif. ABC_46672HMS Cyclops:: Oman Khuriya Muriya Islands Yemen Egypt Red Sea Arabian Sea Pakistan Sri Lanka and other places 1857. Contemporary brown cloth over boards rebacked in period-style black calf with the spine lettered in gold: "Log H.M.S. Cyclops". Folio 20 x 31.5 cm. Over 360 pp. of manuscript entries written with brown ink in a legible hand on watermarked laid paper with a blue cast. With 8 pen and ink nautical charts and 5 sketches of coastal sites including the city of Muscat 8 on the logbook pages and 5 on separate thick album leaves. Historically significant manuscript logbook containing a detailed record of the first attempt to lay a submarine telegraph cable to connect London with British India. The expedition took place from May 1859 the Red Sea leg from Suez to Aden to February 1860 from Aden to the Khuriya-Muriya Islands Muscat and Karachi. The two specially designed cable ships the Imperador and Imperatrix were supported by HMS Cyclops which surveyed the coastlines and reported on the depth and structure of the ocean floor.The entries from February 1859 to May 1860 documenting the ship's Red Sea and Arabian Sea mission span over 200 pages. We first find the Cyclops near Cape Ras al Hadd on the eastern coast of Oman at the entrance to the Gulf of Oman: "Cape Ras al Hadd . terminates in a low sandy spit at the head of which is a village and mud fort. There is an inlet about 4 miles to the northward of the cape but inaccessible to large vessels. There is a heavy surf on the beach during northerly winds" 9 February 1859. The ship then plied in the Red and Arabian Seas between Egypt Yemen and Oman eventually finishing in Bombay.During its expedition the Cyclops visited and moored in Quseer and Zabardag Island Egypt Suakin Sudan Perim Island Strait Bab-el-Mandeb Yemen the Hanish Islands Yemen Palinurus Shoal and Cape Fartak Yemen al-Hallaniyah and al-Qibliyah Khuriya Muriya Islands Oman Ras Madrakah and Ras al Hadd Oman Charna Island and Karachi Pakistan. The logbook entries record the soundings and the laying of cable along with quotidian ship activity. Brief entries touch on the death of crew members; discharging coal; punishing men for wrongdoing; maintenance of the ship; other ships in company; visits on board by local notables etc. Six larger entries occupying up to two pages of text describe the topography landmarks soundings and economy of Karachi Zabargad Island and Muscat Cove this last harbour said to be "formed by Muscat Island on the east and Ras Muscat on the West it is one mile deep by half a mile wide with 12 fathoms at entrance decreasing to 3 fathoms ahead of the town. It is defended by two . batteries on the island one on the height to the seat of town and two on Ras Muscat. They are all in a stay ! - or: state of decay. The entrance to the cove is difficult to make out when coming from the eastward . The exports of Muscat are wheat dried fish dates and cattle the imports being European and Indian manufactured goods sugar etc. The revenue is about £100000. The Imaum's Palace faces the water his army generally consists of from 10 to 12000 men and the fleet of 2 frigates 2 corvettes a transport and brig the greater part of the Navy having been removed to Zanzibar the Captains of these vessels being educated at Bombay or Calcutta. Supplies of all kind are cheap and plentiful. Boats may be hired thro' the medium of the Agent of the Indian Government for the shipment of coals" 26 November 1859.Illustrated with eight well-executed pen and ink nautical charts showing the routes of the Cyclops in the Red and Arabian Seas as well as the harbours of Muscat Cove and other places. Five beautiful ink sketches show the city of Muscat "Hallani Bluff from Addington Cove" al-Hallaniyah the largest of the Khuriya Muriya Islands Oman Ras Fartak Yemen Karachi harbour and Colombo.The cable too lightly armoured and laid with too little slack soon failed: indeed the 1859 section had already broken down by the time the route was completed in 1860. Messages were passed over individual sections but the entire cable never worked as a unit. Communication to India would not be established until the 1864 Persian Gulf cable was laid. The captain of the Cyclops the noted British navigator and Arctic explorer William Pullen 1813-87 took part in the unsuccessful 1849 attempt to rescue Sir John Franklin's disastrous expedition in search of a northwest passage then in the same year became the first European to sail along the north coast of Alaska in his voyage from the Bering Strait to the Mackenzie River in Canada.A final part of the log comprising some additional 150 pp. May 1860-May 1861 covers the Cyclops's survey of the southeast coast of Ceylon and her return voyage to England. Overall an important content-rich source on the early history of the submarine telegraph cable around the Arabian Peninsula to British India.In good condition. Oman, Khuriya Muriya Islands, Yemen, Egypt, Red Sea, Arabian Sea, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and other places, hardcover
rif. ORD-13013N°143 du Bulletin des Lois N°62. 20 Février 1832. In-8 (ca 140 x 220mm) sans couverture, non rogné, tel que paru, pages 77 à 83 du bulletin. Papier bruni, état moyen.
rif. 204982Paris, Impr. Royale, 1792 in-4, 3 pp., en feuille. Bandeau typographique sur la page de titre.
rif. 243367Cholet, Imprimerie Farré, 1967 in-8 carré, 168 pp., [4] ff. n. ch., avec 6 planches hors texte, broché sous couverture illustrée. Couvertures un peu piquées.
1986With 71 plates, 64 line figures and 16 maps. xvii, 278 pages. Appendices and Index. Brown cloth covers with gilt title on spine. Light wear to dust jacket at top of spine.
rif. 16959Bruxelles, La Cariatide 1953, 220x200mm, 125pages, broché. Un des 415 exemplaires sur Vergé Cléopâtre numéroté de 86 à 500, no 432. Dédicacé par l’auteur. Bel exemplaire.
rif. 72609JC Lattès 2006 livre biographie 20,5*13 195 pages
in-16, 506 pages, broche, couverture illustree Tres bon etat general [PO-4]
Madrid, Imprenta de los Hijos de Manuel Ginés Hernández, 1915. Folio; 61 pp. Cubiertas modernas.
Zaragoza, 1965 [Separata de la Revista "Universidad"]. 4to.; 36 pp. Cubiertas originales.
Barcelona, Montaner y Simón, 1891. 4to. mayor; VIII-352 pp. Ilustraciones entre el texto y una lámina en color. La página 14/15 presenta rotura en el ángulo superior exterior, con pérdida de letras. Encuadernación original en tela estampada.
Madrid, Imprenta Federico Domenech, 1947. 4to. mayor; 113 pp., 1 h. Cubiertas originales.
Barcelona, 1993. 4to.; XXIV-336 pp. Cubiertas originales.
Madrid, Rafael Caro Raggio, Editor, s.a. (1930). 4to.; 332 pp., 2 hs. Primera edición. Cubiertas originales.
Barcelona, Montaner y Simon, Editores, 1886. Folio; 2 hs., II-554 pp. Con numerosas ilustraciones entre el texto. Ejemplar con ligero abarquillamiento por humedad. Encuadernación de época en media piel, fatigada.
Barcelona, Imprenta Viuda de Luis Tasso, 1916. 4to.; 159 pp., 2 hs. con ilustraciones entre el texto, 19 láminas fotográficas aparte y un croquis plegado. Cubiertas originales.
San Sebastián, Txertoa, 1981 4to. menor; 159 pp. Viñetas de Ricardo Baroja. Primera edición. Cubiertas originales.
Buenos Aires, Editorial Pleamar, 1944. 4to.; 169 pp. y 20 láminas fuera de texto. Encuadernación original.
