1835rif. 196251Paris.: A. Bertrand. 1835. Aquatint 27.1 x 36 cm; 32.3 x 47.2 cm sheet trimmed including platemark margins outside the platemark toned and discoloured with soft crease and small split not affecting the image to an upper corner the image a fine dark impression in very good condition. Beautifully executed view of the Governor's Palace in the Pondicherry showing soldiers and officials trouping out from the official account of the Laplace voyage in the Favorite 1830-32 by voyage artist François-Edmond Pâris 1806-1893. The important French expedition encompassed India Southeast Asia and the Pacific. . A. Bertrand. unknown
1940rif. 211089Bombay.: Joshi & Co. circa1940. Colour lithographic map 66 x 50 cms; 81.x 68.5 cms sheet two inset maps and on the verso a full sheet "Relief Map of India" original folds with fold splits archivally strengthened several city names have been neatly underlined “Agartala” inked in the margin overall in good condition. Scarce Bombay-published map of the pre-Partition Indian sub-continent with two small inset maps one showing roads around Karachi and the other Burma. Through Routes Other Main Roads and Motorable Roads Subject to Weather are marked. The "Relief Map of India" on the verso includes Railway Lines Canals Steamer Routes Rivers Air Routes Navigable Canals and Broadcasting Stations. . Joshi & Co. unknown
1906rif. 181023Mumbai. Circa1906. Four silver albumen prints with pencilled captions on the verso approx. 7.4 x 10 cm fading and edge wear one minor tear but in good condition. Group of private tourist photos taken around 1906 as captioned a street scene and one looking towards Dadabhai Naoroji Road with impressive architectural skyline and two of well-dressed European passengers on board a tug heading towards a "British India Steamer". From the Estate of the late collector and scholar Arthur Hacker. . unknown
rif. 1166054446.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1960rif. 178269Circa1960. Folding colour tourist map of Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh province two inset maps of India and a gude map of Sarnath legend and key select Ghats shown railways "western style" and "Indian style" hotels marked in very good condition. 42.9 x 33.1 cm. . unknown
1937rif. 179540Lahore.: Civil and Military Gazette Limited. 1937. Brown cloth covered spine lettered in black printed papered boards prior owner name and chop on the front free endpaper endpapers browned and text block age-toned at the edges and corners bumped but a firmly bound copy. xii adverts 618pp plus 3pp adverts. 24 x 15.5cm With an index of the Viceroy and Governor-General and a gradation list covering Assam Bengal Bihar Bomboy Burma Central Provinces Madras North-West Frontier Province Orissa Punjab Sind and United Provinces together with a complete list of the departments of the Government of India. . Civil and Military Gazette, Limited. hardcover
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1960rif. 223133Circa1960s. Two brochures a map and a book. "Madras. Mahabalipuram-Kanchipuram" and "Mysore": Published by the Government of India. Folding brochures with colour and black and white map and photographic illustrations. 23 x 10cm. "Latest Road Guide of Kerala State": Published by S. B. Makhija & Bros. Large folding map accopanied a 14pp guide in stapled wrappers each adhered to pastedowns of original wrappers. 24.8 x 12.5cm. Repaired closed tears at spine of worn wrappers. "Glimpses of Maharashtra": Prepared by the Government of Maharashtra. Black and white photographic plates 104pp. 24 x 18.5cm. Binding starting a prior owner's signature front pastedown a little worn original wrappers. Overall in good to very good condition. . unknown
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1912rif. 250141912. Very good condition. Two large silver tone photographs of India's first steel plant. Founded in 1907 by Jamsetji Tata and producing steel by 1912 the company became the largest steel plant in the British Empire. It was set up in only 3 years with construction plans drawn up by American and Belgian engineers. The plant rapidly produced steel critical for use in W.W.I: 1500 miles of rail and 300000 tons of steel material for military campaigns in Mesopotamia Egypt Salonica and East Africa. Both images are company pictures; the first depicts most of the work force standing on risers in front of the plant's massive chimneys with Indian workers standing and 5 British directors in white pith helmets seated in the foreground. A small bill board erected in the group reads "Blooming & Railings Bar Mill. The second is a larger company image showing more personnel with the British managers standing in the center foreground and a few workers standing rather precariously on a hoist overlooking the crowd in the background. 11 1/2 x 9"; 11 1/4 x 9 1/4 unknown
1877rif. 24159Bangalore India 1877. Very good condition. Four large albumen photographs with pen and ink decoration surrounding them of the famed Victorian light cavalry regiment known as the Hussars in India. The albumen photographs on the front are: a portrait of three relaxed officers lounging in uniform on the terrace of a colonial building in India captioned in ink in a period hand "McBurn Capt. Malone and Hon.ble H. G. Gough". The two men at the left wear small round caps; the man at the right sits with one leg flung over the arm of his chair. The second image is a large group portrait of the regiment in civilian dress including wives and Indian servants at the colonnaded facade of an imposing building captioned "XIV Hussars Group Mess House Bangalore 1877". Below this image an unidentified member of the regiment and his wife are portrayed in a charming pen and ink cartoon of the couple in a row boat with a clipped photo of their faces pasted in. On the verso an impressive private residence with British women waiting in a horse drawn carriage at the portico and Indian servants is captioned in period ink "General Macintyre's House Secunderabad". Below is another image of a grand residence with a curved façade on which is painted a sign "The Deanery 1877". It is captioned in period hand "Mr. Dean's house. North Trimulgherry". Both of these large albumen photographs are decorated with hand drawn pen and ink borders. According to an autobiography by Edwin Mole entitled 'A King's Hussar: Being the Military Memoirs for Twenty-five Years of a Troop-sergeant-major of the 14th King's Hussars' the regiment's horses were being newly imported from Australia. The new hardier breed dubbed "Walers" were imported from New South Wales to replace the existing stock from England which was suffering in the harsh climate. Sgt. Mole was sent to Australia as part of a commission to supervise the breeding of the stock of "Walers". The four prints laid down on card stock 11 ½ x 18". 3 of the 4 albumen images 11 ¼ x 9; one image 5 1/2 x 4" unknown
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rif. 375RARE SURVEY OF INDIA MAP SOUTHERN ASIA SOUTH EAST ARABIA 1942 33 X 24 inches
rif. 1545803447.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
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2012rif. 016224New Delhi - India: Universal Law Publishing Co. 2012. Hardcover. Very Good/Near Fine. Signed by Authors. 2012 Edition. Inscribed by the authors on front free endpaper. Hardcover in glossy-boards identical design as dust jacket. Clean. Dust jacket in archival mylar sleeve. xxiv 452 pages. Articles and detailed expositions on a wide range of issues concerning private international law in an exclusively Indian context stating the problems and positing solutions including those of marriage divorce child custody inter-parental child removal adoptions surrogacy forced marriages pre-nuptial agreements Mediation Conciliation and ADR in family law and the need for revamping family law for non-resident Indians. The authors with their years of expertise have attempted to project these human problems as they have experienced them professionally and resolved them to the best of their abilities. References to case law wherever necessary have been provided for the professional reader who wants an accurate and expeditious run down on Indian law on these issues. Anil & Ranjit Malhotra are practicing advocates based in India with several decades of experience in Indian family law. Anil is recognized internationally for his contributions to family law and represents India in Family Law Committee of International Law Association London. His expertise spans surrogacy intercountry adoptions nationality marriage divorce custody guardianship and child removal issues particularly involving global Indians. Ranjit Malhotra has consistently commissioned expert reports on Indian family law issues in English Courts other foreign jurisdictions renders expert analysis and testimony for family law and immigration cases advises foreign lawyers conducts trust and probate litigation and diverse voluminous international family law work. Since 2005 he has also been actively and regularly involved in organizing seminars on family law issues in the international perspective at the India International Centre New Delhi under the aegis of Mr. Soli Sorabjee distinguished former Attorney General of India. He has also been lecturing regularly on International family law issues primarily on international child removal/surrogacy at premier National Law Schools/ Universities in India. The firm Malhotra & Malhotra Associates is on the panel of lawyers for several major embassies in New Delhi. Universal Law Publishing Co. hardcover
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