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suez panama et les routes maritimes mondiales
réf. 2644armand colin 1948 in 8 broché 306 pages - 33 cartes et graphiques
Le Monde à l'Envers · Montargis, France20,00 €
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1968réf. RO40214788Oeuvre de l'Enfance Missionnaire. 1968. In-4. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur acceptable. 31 pages. Illustré de nombreux dessins et photos en couleur et en noir et blanc.. . . . Classification Dewey : 986-Colombie, Panama, Equateur
1879Précieux tiré à part des Comptes rendus des séances de l'Académie des Sciences qui constitue l'acte de naissance du tracé du canal de Panama. "L'opuscule reproduit le discours lu par Ferdinand de Lesseps le 2 juin 1879, où il plaide en faveur de l'exécution de son projet de construction du canal interocéanique au Panama, et du lancement d'un appel national de capitaux s'élevant à 400 milions de francs. Lesseps évoque les études faites par Wyse et Reclus, lieutenants de vaisseau, et Celler, ingénieur en chef des Ponts et Chaussées, ainsi que plusieurs autres ingénieurs étrangers envoyés par une société d'études française.Il parle enfin de la seconde exploration de Wyse et Reclus et de leur projet, "parfaitement étudié" qui fixe le tracé du canal entre Colon-Aspinwal et Panama en suivant le tracé du chemin de fer sur une ligne de 73 km." Cf Catalogue vente Zoummeroff, Piasa, 2005.
1940Broché. 298 pages.
1940Paris, A. Colin, 1940, in-8, br., pp. 298, (2). Con 33 fra cartine e grafici.
réf. 2644armand colin 1948 in 8 broché 306 pages - 33 cartes et graphiques
réf. 5674Paris, Armand Colin, 1941, 1 demi toile. in-8 de VI-298 pp., avec 33 cartes et graphiques ;
1940réf. 576971940 Paris, Armand Colin, 1940, in 8° broché, 298 pages ; couvetrure fanée.
réf. 41347Panama, 1964, 270x210mm, XII - 349 páginas, libro en rústica. Estado correcto.
1826réf. 24048Washington: Printed at the Office of the United States' Telegraph 1826. First edition. 23 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Disbound some spotting at front and back else a very good copy. First edition. 23 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. This related to the question of the mission to the Panama Congress. Simon Bolivar had called the Congress and in 1825 the United States had been included among the invitees. President Adams believed that the U. S. should be represented but it was later revealed that there was some plan among the Latin America republics to unite against Spain or other unfriendly nations and to establish an assembly with full war powers. Adams decided to send two delegates and to limit the U. S. participation. There was serious debates in Congress and in the end the U. S. was not represented but due to the death of one of the Representatives Ricahard C. Anderson and John Sergeant was only as far as Mexico City when the Congress adjourned. Sabin 34755. Panama Congress Mission. Sabin 34755 Printed at the Office of the United States' Telegraph unknown
1930réf. 63301Panama City I. L. Maduro Jr. No year but presumably around 1920. 8vo-oblong 150 x 90 mm. In illustrated wrappers. 24 postcard all finely illustrated in color. Stamp to front wrapper otherwise nice and clean unknown
réf. FRE70Printed silk necktie 43 × 43 cm 16⅞ × 16⅞ in. decorated with the flags of the participating nations surrounding a runner carrying a flaming torch inscribed “IV Juegos Deportivos Centro Americanos y del Caribe / Panama 1938.” Good condition. A colorful souvenir from the IV Central American and Caribbean Games held in Panama City from February 5 to 24 1938. The Games represented an important stage in the consolidation of a distinctly Central American and Caribbean regional sporting identity. The 1938 competition was the first edition officially styled the “Central American and Caribbean Games” and the first in which Colombia and Venezuela participated. Ten countries and more than 1200 athletes took part—the largest international sporting gathering yet held in the region and Panama's first international sporting event on such a scale. The necktie's design is particularly expressive of this regional idea: the flags of the participating republics form a continuous border around the athlete and Olympic-style torch visually presenting the countries as members of a common Caribbean and Central American community. The Games had begun in Mexico City in 1926 with only three participating nations; their expansion through Havana and San Salvador and finally to Panama transformed what had begun as a small Central American competition into a broader regional institution. Held in a region whose political and economic life had long been shaped by European colonialism and increasingly United States power the Games also offered the participating countries a highly visible means of representing themselves to one another as sovereign nations rather than through imperial or metropolitan institutions. unknown
réf. 0332218597.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. 0332230082.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
réf. 9941Panama, I. L. Maduro's Souvenir Store no year, about 1930, 200x260mm, 32pages, col. illust. limp boards (slightly marked), profusely illust., most full-page, in English and Spanish, with map on rear end-paper, paperback. Book in good condition.
1928réf. ROD0034904Charpentier et Fasquelle. 1928. In-12. Broché. Bon état, Couv. défraîchie, Dos frotté, Intérieur bon état. 228p. + Carte dépliante des peuples anciens de l'Amérique et de leur principales citées. Dos décoloré. Plat orné.. . . . Classification Dewey : 986-Colombie, Panama, Equateur
1887réf. 21061887 Editions "Librairie Nouvelle", Paris, 1887. 2 volumes in-8 brochés. 551, 768 pages
réf. 124534aafPublished by Vibert and Dixon, Panama, n.d. (ca. 1920), in-8vo, oblong, 32 leaves, all finely illustrated in color, illustrated wrappers, fine copy.
1930réf. 63301Panama City, I. L. Maduro Jr., (No year but presumably around 1920). 8vo-oblong (150 x 90 mm). In illustrated wrappers. 24 postcard all finely illustrated in color. Stamp to front wrapper, otherwise nice and clean
1930réf. 83139Couverture souple. Broché. 213 pages. Couverture défraîchie.
1908réf. 50977Berlin, Leonhard Simion, 1908. Gr.-8°. Mit 96 Abbildungen. 2 Bll., 231 (1) S., OLwd.
1925réf. 31179PRIMERA EDICION.- Madrid: Ed. Marineda Libr. de Alejandro Pueyo 1925.- 206 p. 1 h.; 8º 19 cm.; Intonso con todas sus barbas; Rústica Ed. pintada a todo color por "Quesada Hoyo".- Importante autor panameño que nos narra en este libro su viaje desde Cuba rumbo a El Havre. Es libro ameno plagado de interesantes reflexiones algunas de ellas referentes a la MASONERIA con la que simpatiza sin ningún disimulo. Incluye el libro un verso traducido del francés que según el autor es una ORACION DEL MASON. RARO. LITERATURA ESTUDIOS LITERARIOS FILOSOFÃA Y PENSAMIENTO IBEROAMERICANO EN GENERAL Libro en español Ed. Marineda paperback
1880réf. 9151880 Paris, G. Masson, Librairie de l'Académie de Médecine, 1880. Bibliothèque de la Nature. Grand in-8 relié toile fauve éditeur, décor doré, tranches dorées, 299 p. Avec 82 gravures, 8 planches h.-t. 1 carte et 1 plan h.-t. Traces d'humidite sur le dernier plat
1896réf. 0036961896 Paris, G. Masson, sans date [1886]. In-8 (165 X 247 mm) percaline vert sapin, plats et dos ornés de cartouches en noir et dorés décorés, titre, noms de la collection et de l'éditeur dorés, tranches dorées (reliure de l'éditeur) ; faux-titre, carte en frontispice, titre, 298 pages, (1) f. de table, 8 planches hors-texte à double-page, une carte. Infimes taches sur le premier plat.
1883réf. HIST1073Paris, Libreria de Garnier Hermanos 1883. gr.-8°. Front.-Portr., VIII, 352 S., OGLdr. mit Rückengoldpräg., gut erhalten, nur geringst stockig. In spanischer Sprache
1920réf. 68517Printed in the U. S. A. 1920. Single pink sheet 16 x 18 cm. folded in half. Mention of the monument to sailors who died in the explosion of the Maine which wasn't built till 1925. Panama Pacific Line ended in 1938. unknown books
