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1908ref. ZB573260Habana: Rambla y Bouza printers last two volumes with libreria 1908-1919. Price HAS BEEN REDUCED by 10% until Monday Oct. 26 weekend SALE item 40 volumes all issued; text browning especially at margins needs rebinding. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Photos available upon request. Habana: Rambla y Bouza, printers last two volumes with libreria unknown
1902ref. ZB387526Washington: GPO 1902. Price HAS BEEN REDUCED by 10% until Monday Oct. 26 weekend SALE item 11 pp issued as 57th Congress 1st Session SD 363; light extraction roughness at spine now disbound in self wrappers. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Washington: GPO, unknown
1898ref. ZB410896Washington: GPO 1898. Price HAS BEEN REDUCED by 10% until Monday Oct. 26 weekend SALE item 8 pp issued as 55th Congress 2d Session SD 129; light extraction roughness at margin now disbound in self wrappers. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Washington: GPO, unknown
ref. Cub7Hbk 421pp no dj as issued fine blue cloth boards with bright gilt titles now in custom acetate jacket an excellent clean tight and unmarked copy as new Havana: Political Publishers, 1981, hardcover
1955ref. 34840Havana Cuba: The Tropicana circa 1955. 4 volumes. Original Printing. Original velour cover illustrated by hand using the technique of collage in yellow green blue pink and black and illustrated throughout with photographs designs and decorations the three brochures also in colour. Large 4to 28 x 23 cm Original velour with collage decorations to the cover the brochures of paper over board all coloured. 24 pages with numerous illustrations and 2 hand-made excerpts that allow a view of the following page. The large format brochure also includes: 1. 'Our Night at Tropicana. Havana's Fabulous Night Club & Casino' illustrated folder to insert a photograph here without photo. 2. The same with an original photograph of a party hand-dated 'Marzo 1962' and inscribed 'Boda de Cora y Vicente' with the names of the guests. The envelope is rubbed a bit. 3. The same in a different design with a photograph showing a lady in an evening dress. Her companion has been cropped from the photograph. Two additional postcards are provided here one showing the poolo of the Cabana Sun Club the other shows Calle Obispo in Havana in an older photograph. A fine copy of the 'This is Tropicana' cover and contents the brochures with a bit of age or evidence of use. VERY SCARCE. A beautiful collection from one of the most famous nightclubs of the 1950's. In 1950 Martin Fox bought Villa Mina and commissioned architect Max E. Borges to carry out the spectacular renovation with parabolic concrete arches and glass walls to roof the stage. On March 15 1952 the new Arcos de Cristal cabaret building was opened. Artists who performed at the Tropicana included star such as Nat King Cole and Josephine Baker and visitors included Edith Piaf Ernest Hemingway Jimmy Durante and Marlon Brando. Shortly after the revolution in 1959 the Tropicana like other casinos and nightclubs was nationalized. The Tropicana unknown
2000ref. 1-9875002186Manantial 2000. Paperback. New. Spanish language. 8.46x5.51x0.79 inches. Manantial paperback
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1908ref. 228161908. Ober Frederick A. A Guide to the West Indies and Bermudas. New York: Dodd Mead & Company 1908. First edition. First printing. 525 pages with five fold-out color maps and numerous black-and-white photographic illustrations. Original red cloth stamped in gilt as issued with no dust jacket. 8vo. An early 20th-century travel guide reflecting U.S. and European imperial tourism in the Caribbean at the height of American expansion following the Spanish-American War. Ober a prolific writer on the Caribbean and Latin America interweaves geography natural history and colonial ethnography offering a period perspective into the ways tourists imperial authorities and travel publishers framed the predominantly Black Afro-Caribbean and Creole cultures of the region during the Jim Crow era. This guide includes detailed chapters on Cuba Puerto Rico Jamaica Trinidad Barbados Guadeloupe Martinique and dozens of other island territories along with sections on "The Bermudas" "The Lesser Antilles" "The South Coast of Cuba" and "A Glimpse of South America." The contents pages visible here show Ober's systematic movement through the archipelago giving each island a discrete treatment with notes on climate agriculture transportation and colonial governance. As Ober writes in his introduction the West Indies form "a region of infinite variety" a phrase that reflects both genuine admiration and the period's exoticizing tone common to pre-WWI travel literature. The fold-out maps chart shipping routes railways ports and political boundaries at a moment when the United States had recently taken possession of Puerto Rico 1898 and solidified its influence in Cuba and the broader Caribbean basin. Light rubbing to cloth with slight sunning to spine; corners mildly worn. Five fold-out maps complete crisp and clean one with a minor tear near margins. Interior exceptionally bright with no writing or markings; binding tight. Overall very good condition. A well-preserved first printing of an important Caribbean travel guide valuable for scholars of U.S. imperial history Caribbean studies tourism studies and the racial-cultural representation of the West Indies during the early American century. unknown
1485ref. 707591485. Mainz Peter Schöffer 28 März 1485 1 einspaltiges original Inkunabelblatt 239 x 169 mm; etwas fleckig. Erstdruck! Cap. 75: Balsamus - Balsambaum; Commiphora opobalsamum Engl. "Im Gegensatz zu den meisten Kräuterbuch-Inkunabeln lässt sich das Druckdatum des "Gart der Gesundheit genau auf den 28. März 1485 festlegen wie es am Ende des Werks vermerkt ist: "Disser Herbarius ist rzu mentz gedruckt und geendet uff dem XXVIII dage des mertz -Anno-M-CCCC-LXXXV". An gleicher Stelle wird Peter Schöffer als Drucker durch das Fust-Schöffersche Signet bestätigt. Der "Gart der Gesundheit gilt wie Muther 1884: 88: "als wichtigstes naturhistorisches Werk des Mittelalters" und Klebs/Becher 1925: 11: "The most important mediaeval work on natural history with illustrations Choulant the publication of which forms an important landmark in the history of botanical Illustration and marks perhaps the grea-test single Step ever made in that art" meinten als wichtigste bebilderte Arzneipflanzen-Inkunabel. Auch Keil 1982: 604 bestätigte später diese Aussage: "Zweifellos ist der "Gart das wichtigste naturhistorische Werk des Mittelalters". Auf 359 Seiten die in 435 Kapitel gegliedert sind wird der gesamte zur damaligen Zeit bekannte Arzneischatz abgehandelt und mit 382 Holzschnitten illustriert. Die wichtigsten 366 Heilpflanzen zwei Wiederholungen werden jeweils einzeln in den verschiedenen Kapiteln beschrieben und abgebildet. Der Text ist 42zeilig geordnet." B. Baumann & H. Baumann Die Mainzer Kräuterbuch-Inkunabeln 2010 p.111 Johann Wonnecke von Kaub um 1430 in Kaub am Rhein; gestorben 1503/04 in Frankfurt am Main auch Johannfes Dronnecke bzw. Johannes de Cuba er selbst nannte sich "Johan von Cube" war ein deutscher Arzt und Botaniker. Am Mainzer Hof wirkte er als Leibarzt. Kapitelende fehlt unknown
