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192719x12. 338p. Lomo algo deteriorado. Primera Edición.
192719x12. 338p. Lomo algo deteriorado. Primera Edición.
1949réf. LFA-126711332N° 18 - 1er mai 1949 - Hebdomadaire de 8 pages, format 260 x 320 mm, illustré de bandes dessinées en couleurs et en noir, bon état
1949réf. LFA-126711333N° 20 - 15 mai 1949 - Hebdomadaire de 8 pages, format 260 x 320 mm, illustré de bandes dessinées en couleurs et en noir, bon état
1949réf. LFA-126711334N° 21 - 22 mai 1949 - Hebdomadaire de 8 pages, format 260 x 320 mm, illustré de bandes dessinées en couleurs et en noir, bon état
1949réf. LFA-126711335N° 22 - 29 mai 1949 - Hebdomadaire de 8 pages, format 260 x 320 mm, illustré de bandes dessinées en couleurs et en noir, bon état
1949réf. LFA-126711336N° 23 - 5 juin 1949 - Hebdomadaire de 8 pages, format 260 x 320 mm, illustré de bandes dessinées en couleurs et en noir, bon état
1896réf. 100758Havana (Havanna), Edwin W. Wilson, o.J. (um 1896). 48 unpag. S. Mit 24 ganzseitigen s/w Abbildungen. Quer-Kl.-4°. Lwd. d. Z. mit mont. hs. Deckelschild u. eingeb. OU. mit goldgepr. Umschlagtitel.
1906réf. List3021La Habana Province Republic of Cuba 1906. Twenty-two photographs measuring 7 ¼ x 9 ½ inches mounted on heavy cardstock measuring 10 x 12 inches. Photos numbered and dated on negative. In album embossed with “Havana Central Railroad Co./ Progress Photographs/ GUANAJAY”. Photos with fine contrast and some wear; mounts with minor damage slightly warped with some detached from binding. Overall excellent. Havana Central Railroad Company was an American company formed in April 1905. It opened two electric tram lines—Havana to Guanajay in 1906 and Havana to Güines in 1907—before it was bought by the English company United Railways following the Panic of 1907. Offered here is a photo album showing the construction of the Guanajay line. The photographs show laborers assisted by horse-drawn carts digging culverts laying tracks and erecting bridges and buildings. This project came on the heels of the successful efforts of the Cuba Company another railroad company to make the emerging Cuban Republic amenable to American business.They did so first by using ‘revocable permits’ which could ostensibly be revoked by the new government when it was formed to circumvent the Foraker Amendment prohibiting concessions to American companies by the US’s military government; and second by using their close relationships to several members of the Cuban Constitutional Convention to include a law allowing irrevocable permits.1 These along with the Platt Amendment and Governor Leonard Wood’s General Railway Law led to what would amount to domination by US interests in Cuba particularly but not exclusively in the railroad industry.2 Of interest to scholars of the early Republic of Cuba especially the history of US businesses in the country. 1 Juan C. Santamarina “The Cuba Company and the Expansion of American Business in Cuba 1898–1915” The Business History Review 74 no. 1 Spring 2000: 41–83. 2 Louis A. Pérez Jr. “Insurrection Intervention and the Transformation of Land Tenure Systems in Cuba 1895–1902” Hispanic American Historical Review 65 no. 2 1985: 229–254. unknown books
1906réf. List3021La Habana Province Republic of Cuba 1906. Twenty-two photographs measuring 7 ¼ x 9 ½ inches mounted on heavy cardstock measuring 10 x 12 inches. Photos numbered and dated on negative. In album embossed with “Havana Central Railroad Co./ Progress Photographs/ GUANAJAY”. Photos with fine contrast and some wear; mounts with minor damage slightly warped with some detached from binding. Overall excellent. Havana Central Railroad Company was an American company formed in April 1905. It opened two electric tram lines—Havana to Guanajay in 1906 and Havana to Güines in 1907—before it was bought by the English company United Railways following the Panic of 1907. Offered here is a photo album showing the construction of the Guanajay line. The photographs show laborers assisted by horse-drawn carts digging culverts laying tracks and erecting bridges and buildings. This project came on the heels of the successful efforts of the Cuba Company another railroad company to make the emerging Cuban Republic amenable to American business.They did so first by using ‘revocable permits’ which could ostensibly be revoked by the new government when it was formed to circumvent the Foraker Amendment prohibiting concessions to American companies by the US’s military government; and second by using their close relationships to several members of the Cuban Constitutional Convention to include a law allowing irrevocable permits.1 These along with the Platt Amendment and Governor Leonard Wood’s General Railway Law led to what would amount to domination by US interests in Cuba particularly but not exclusively in the railroad industry.2 Of interest to scholars of the early Republic of Cuba especially the history of US businesses in the country. 1 Juan C. Santamarina “The Cuba Company and the Expansion of American Business in Cuba 1898–1915” The Business History Review 74 no. 1 Spring 2000: 41–83. 2 Louis A. Pérez Jr. “Insurrection Intervention and the Transformation of Land Tenure Systems in Cuba 1895–1902” Hispanic American Historical Review 65 no. 2 1985: 229–254. unknown
1900réf. 50718- Photographie 4 x 7, 5 cm. Notice biographique collée au dos.
1900réf. 52322- Photographie 4 x 7, 5 cm collée sur carton.
1900réf. 53606- Photographie 4 x 7, 5 cm. Notice biographique collée au dos.
1999réf. 30338ABAachen, Wissenschaftsverlag Mainz (= Concordia / Reihe Monographien = Serie monografías, CRM, Band 27), 1999. 8°, 382 S., original Kartonage (Paperback), wenige Seiten zu Beginn mit einigen gelben Farbmarkerunterstreichungen, sonst ein schönes, sauberes Exemplar (K36)
1975Mm 130x215 Volume nella sua brossura originale, 356 pagine. Opera in buone condizioni, presenta una piccola etichetta di biblioteca dismessa alla prima carta. Spedizione in 24 ore dalla conferma dell'ordine.
Barcelona, Ediciones 29, 1972. 4to.; 209 pp. 1 h. Cubiertas originales.
La habana, Edit. Cuadernos Unión, 1968. 83p. 8ºmayor. Rústica editorial ilustrada, con bordes algo rozados. Cantos con leves manchas de humedad. Buen ejemplar. 1ª edición. Primera edició. 1st edition. First edition.
2006Roma, Fuoridallerotte, 2006, 8vo brossura editoriale con copertina illustrata, pp. 295
2006trad. di Gianni Guadalupi bross. edit. ill.
1980réf. 211912Havana: Editorial Orbe 1980. hardcover. very good-. Many Illus. some in color. Square 8vo pictorial cloth rubbed. La Habana: Editorial Orbe 1980. Profiles of Cuban culture for the year 1978. Text in Spanish. Editorial Orbe unknown books
1980réf. 211912Havana: Editorial Orbe 1980. hardcover. very good-. Many Illus. some in color. Square 8vo pictorial cloth rubbed. La Habana: Editorial Orbe 1980. Profiles of Cuban culture for the year 1978. Text in Spanish. Editorial Orbe unknown
1967formato 18X11. Brossura editoriale pagine 84. Discorso tenuto da Fidel Castro il 13 Marzo 1967 in occasione dell Anniversario dell assalto al Palazzo Presidenziale
1976réf. 116073Plon, 1976, in-8°, 407 pp, traduit de l'espagnol, cart. éditeur, jaquette illustrée, bon état
réf. 69066Lingua italiana Bompiani, 1975, 356 pp., brossura editore, tracce d'uso, condizioni discrete.
