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réf. DADAX0937159093New unknown
1970Mm 110x180 Collana "L'evolution de l'humanite". Volume nella sua brossura originale, 444 pagine con illustrazioni in nero nel testo. Opera in buone condizioni, presenta segni di nastro adesivo alle prime e ultime pagine. Testo in francese. Spedizione in 24 ore dalla conferma dell'ordine.
1956réf. 9716Club bibliophile de France 1956 470 pages in8. 1956. demi basane dos à nerfs. 2 volume(s). 470 pages. « Les Pionniers » de James Fenimore Cooper est un roman d'aventures qui suit Natty Bumppo (Œil-de-Faucon) révolté par la destruction du monde sauvage par les colons. L'histoire qui se déroule à la fin du XVIIIe siècle aux sources de la Susquehanna explore les conflits entre la civilisation naissante et la nature et brasse les mythes fondateurs de la démocratie américaine. Il s'agit d'une suite à « Le Dernier des Mohicans »
1916réf. 239811916. Fifth Massachusetts Infantry Mexican Border photo and ephemera archive 1916 to 1917 documenting the mobilization encampment training movement and social organization of a Massachusetts National Guard regiment sent to the Southwest during the crisis surrounding Pancho Villa and the U.S. Punitive Expedition into Mexico. President Woodrow Wilson called National Guard units into federal service in June 1916 after Villa's March attack on Columbus New Mexico and Brigadier General John J. Pershing's subsequent advance into Mexico; by the end of the campaign most of the National Guard had been federalized and concentrated along the border. The Fifth Massachusetts Infantry was among the state organizations serving in the El Paso region contemporary reports identifying its soldiers among the thousands of militiamen stationed there while individual companies also operated from points including Las Cruces. The photographs and accompanying papers record that mobilization from inside the regiment identifying officers and enlisted men mapping camps and patrol country recording the material organization of military life and preserving the correspondence and commemorative culture that connected service on the border to home. Disbound album archive of 56 silver gelatin photographs and 13 pieces of ephemera including a piece of Texas cotton and a "Mexican cigarette" handwritten letters and verse newspaper clippings and a First Annual Dinner handout for the Fifth Massachusetts Infantry; photographs approximately 3 x 4.75 inches and album leaves approximately 5.5 x 7.25 inches principally Texas and New Mexico 1916 to 1917. Many photographs carry handwritten captions identifying people locations and events. A regimental band poses with cornets horns drums and other instruments the large bass drum lettered "Fifth Massachusetts Infantry Boston"; a lineup of five uniformed men before wooden camp buildings is identified as "Sergt. Maj. Gamble; Maj. Thomas; Sergt. Peters; Sergt. Murphy; Sergt. Bugler Ray." Individual portraits identify "Francis Smith" and "Chaplain Rollins" among others while other photographs record color guards soldiers with rifles mounted men trucks and military transport tent streets inspections camp formations and servicemen relaxing outside quarters. Landscape views follow the regiment through the border environment with captions referring to Camp Cotton El Paso Mount Franklin Las Cruces the Rio Grande and the Mexican border. One photograph captioned "Wrecked Tent Aug 17 1916" records damage within camp; another "Mexican Doby Hut / Aug. 23 1916" shows four Mexican children before an adobe dwelling. Ephemera extends the record beyond the camera: newspaper clippings concern the Fifth Massachusetts and border duty the unit dinner program documents post deployment regimental commemoration and handwritten correspondence includes a poem describing the anticipation of seeing a loved one again from the train home. The 1916 mobilization placed citizen soldiers from state National Guard organizations into a rapidly expanded federal border defense system while Pershing's Regular Army expedition pursued Villa inside Mexico. Guardsmen arriving in the Southwest encountered tent encampments shortages unfamiliar heat and terrain road marches drills trench digging weapons training patrol assignments and border guard duty; Army histories describe Camp Cotton near El Paso as initially austere with soldiers sleeping on the ground and constructing drainage and sanitation works before facilities improved later that summer. The 1916 border deployment also preceded American entry into the First World War by less than a year giving National Guard organizations practical experience in mobilization camp administration transport discipline and field service immediately before a much larger federal call to arms. Album leaves disbound with edge chipping tears losses around binding holes and scattered mounting residue; photographs show light to moderate silvering fading creasing and surface wear with ephemera variously toned and worn. Overall in good condition. A regimental record of how the Fifth Massachusetts Infantry lived trained moved and maintained unit identity during the United States military mobilization along the Mexican border in 1916. unknown
1916réf. 239811916. Fifth Massachusetts Infantry Mexican Border photo and ephemera archive 1916 to 1917 documenting the mobilization encampment training movement and social organization of a Massachusetts National Guard regiment sent to the Southwest during the crisis surrounding Pancho Villa and the U.S. Punitive Expedition into Mexico. President Woodrow Wilson called National Guard units into federal service in June 1916 after Villa's March attack on Columbus New Mexico and Brigadier General John J. Pershing's subsequent advance into Mexico; by the end of the campaign most of the National Guard had been federalized and concentrated along the border. The Fifth Massachusetts Infantry was among the state organizations serving in the El Paso region contemporary reports identifying its soldiers among the thousands of militiamen stationed there while individual companies also operated from points including Las Cruces. The photographs and accompanying papers record that mobilization from inside the regiment identifying officers and enlisted men mapping camps and patrol country recording the material organization of military life and preserving the correspondence and commemorative culture that connected service on the border to home. Disbound album archive of 56 silver gelatin photographs and 13 pieces of ephemera including a piece of Texas cotton and a "Mexican cigarette" handwritten letters and verse newspaper clippings and a First Annual Dinner handout for the Fifth Massachusetts Infantry; photographs approximately 3 x 4.75 inches and album leaves approximately 5.5 x 7.25 inches principally Texas and New Mexico 1916 to 1917. Many photographs carry handwritten captions identifying people locations and events. A regimental band poses with cornets horns drums and other instruments the large bass drum lettered "Fifth Massachusetts Infantry Boston"; a lineup of five uniformed men before wooden camp buildings is identified as "Sergt. Maj. Gamble; Maj. Thomas; Sergt. Peters; Sergt. Murphy; Sergt. Bugler Ray." Individual portraits identify "Francis Smith" and "Chaplain Rollins" among others while other photographs record color guards soldiers with rifles mounted men trucks and military transport tent streets inspections camp formations and servicemen relaxing outside quarters. Landscape views follow the regiment through the border environment with captions referring to Camp Cotton El Paso Mount Franklin Las Cruces the Rio Grande and the Mexican border. One photograph captioned "Wrecked Tent Aug 17 1916" records damage within camp; another "Mexican Doby Hut / Aug. 23 1916" shows four Mexican children before an adobe dwelling. Ephemera extends the record beyond the camera: newspaper clippings concern the Fifth Massachusetts and border duty the unit dinner program documents post deployment regimental commemoration and handwritten correspondence includes a poem describing the anticipation of seeing a loved one again from the train home. The 1916 mobilization placed citizen soldiers from state National Guard organizations into a rapidly expanded federal border defense system while Pershing's Regular Army expedition pursued Villa inside Mexico. Guardsmen arriving in the Southwest encountered tent encampments shortages unfamiliar heat and terrain road marches drills trench digging weapons training patrol assignments and border guard duty; Army histories describe Camp Cotton near El Paso as initially austere with soldiers sleeping on the ground and constructing drainage and sanitation works before facilities improved later that summer. The 1916 border deployment also preceded American entry into the First World War by less than a year giving National Guard organizations practical experience in mobilization camp administration transport discipline and field service immediately before a much larger federal call to arms. Album leaves disbound with edge chipping tears losses around binding holes and scattered mounting residue; photographs show light to moderate silvering fading creasing and surface wear with ephemera variously toned and worn. Overall in good condition. A regimental record of how the Fifth Massachusetts Infantry lived trained moved and maintained unit identity during the United States military mobilization along the Mexican border in 1916. unknown books
1980réf. 2082702114605781Fixed Thousand Three Hundred Yen Togensha 1980. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 Fixed Thousand Three Hundred Yen Togensha paperback
1970réf. 2082702114603223Seibundo Shinkosha fixed price 2000 yen 1970. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 Seibundo Shinkosha fixed price 2000 yen paperback
1981réf. 2082702114603723Bokuyosha 1981. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 Bokuyosha paperback
réf. 108263Lyon (Rhône), Desvigne, Editeur, 1931, 1 chemise à rabats de format oblong, contenant le premier fascicule in-folio 320x500 mm environ, 5euillets de texte dont 2 tableaux, pour l'assemblage des planches verticales et l'assemblage des planches panoramiques suivis de 54 planches avec suppléments soit 80 planches, impressions photographiques sépias en héliogravure sous serpentes légendées. La chemise est déchirée mais les planches sont en bon état.
réf. 2090502113704116Not Available N.A. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Not Available paperback
réf. DADAX0292717679New unknown
2007Testimonianze attraverso le immagini di Medici Senza Frontiere che aiutano i migranti che giungono sulle nostre coste italiane. Libro fotografico
réf. 77-1466NY NY: Friends without a Border 2008. Several materials in a 20cm by 14cm envelope. Includes auction entry form invitation with address and date and a second envelope. NY, NY: Friends without a Border, 2008 unknown
réf. 77-1468Denver CO: Colorado Photographic Arts Center 2017. 8vo. Very Good. White folder has several artists from the portfolio review's information in it. Folder has some wear but the materials included are in very good condition. Denver, CO: Colorado Photographic Arts Center, 2017 unknown
réf. 77-1467NY NY: Friends without a Border 2008. 8vo. Very Good. Back cover worn corners folded. B&W plates. NY, NY: Friends without a Border, 2008 unknown
réf. ria9782013502245_inpPaperback. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; Eléments de géométrie analytique rédigés conformément au programme d'admission à l'Ecole polytechnique et à l'Ecole Normale supérieure par H. Sonnet. et G. Frontera. 13e édition.Date de l'édition originale : 1914Le présent ouv paperback
réf. 2013502249.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. SAL8491136347España: ELSEVIER. Rústica. Nuevo/Nuevo. AZTUNIV ELSEVIER paperback
réf. ria9782019603984_inpPaperback. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; Éléments de géométrie analytique. par H. Sonnet. et G. Frontera.Date de l'édition originale : 1899Le présent ouvrage s'inscrit dans une politique de conservation patrimoniale des ouvrages de la littérature Française mise en pla paperback
réf. 2019603985.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. 11-0864Mexico: Frontera Films 1987. Mexican movie poster. 26 x 38 inches. Starring Alfonso Zayas. Madcap fun! Folded some wrinkling else very good. Mexico: Frontera Films, 1987. unknown
réf. 8441417091.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
2006réf. 162740Saunders 2006-10-11. hardcover. Very Good. 8x1x11. Includes unopened disc! Saunders hardcover