Maryvall - Norman José - Varna Henri,Marc-CabLivre Rare Book
2639 risultati
1936rif. 4391Feldman 1936
1955rif. 31116Southern 1955
1951rif. 31115Southern 1951
1950rif. 3150Partitions sur l'Amérique Latine Meridian 1950
1948rif. 25634Propriété de L'Auteur 1948
1931rif. 27073Salabert 1931
1931rif. 17862Partitions sur les Instruments de musique Salabert 1931
1952rif. 6949Francis Day 1952
1910rif. 93066Partitions sur l'Amérique Latine Roehr C.M 1910 approx.
1934rif. 25629Philippo 1934
1947rif. 20303Partitions sur l'Amérique Latine,Partitions sur les Oiseaux S.E.M.I 1947
1930rif. 25628Beuscher Paul 1930 approx.
1949rif. 94634Golden Gate Publications 1949
1920rif. 18072Partitions sur l'Amérique Latine Krier Georges 1920 approx.
1946rif. 18065Partitions sur l'Amérique du Nord Europa 1946 approx.
1933rif. 28804Salabert 1933
1950rif. 25637Marceau V. 1950 approx.
1941rif. 6971Partitions sur l'Amérique Latine France Mélodie 1941
1945rif. 20660Beuscher Paul 1945
1945rif. 5401Beuscher Paul 1945
1946rif. 77225Partitions sur l'Amérique Latine Francis Day 1946
1932rif. 18066Partitions sur l'Amérique du Nord Francis Day 1932
1916rif. 4158Havana 1916. Very good. Broadside printed on light orange silk approximately 16.25 x 9 inches. Minor edge wear one small tear near bottom right. A seemingly unrecorded silk broadside issued by the Cuba-American Jockey Club Company advertising the lineup of horses and the schedule for a series of five races during Dia de las Damas "Ladies Day" at the Oriental Park racetrack in Marianao Havana in 1916. In addition the top of the broadside is printed with small oval- and diamond-shaped portraits picturing the nine officers of the club who are identified by name and their position within the club. Below these portraits is a listing of fourteen officers of the club. The Oriental Park Racetrack "Parque Oriental" opened in 1915 for winter racing which began in November and lasted into March each year. The racetrack was the only thoroughbred track in Cuba until Fidel Castro practically shut it down after the Cuban Revolution in 1959. The present broadside is a visual reminder of the influx of American business interests in Cuba in the early 20th century. No copies reported in OCLC. unknown books
1916rif. 4158Havana 1916. Very good. Broadside printed on light orange silk approximately 16.25 x 9 inches. Minor edge wear one small tear near bottom right. A seemingly unrecorded silk broadside issued by the Cuba-American Jockey Club Company advertising the lineup of horses and the schedule for a series of five races during Dia de las Damas "Ladies Day" at the Oriental Park racetrack in Marianao Havana in 1916. In addition the top of the broadside is printed with small oval- and diamond-shaped portraits picturing the nine officers of the club who are identified by name and their position within the club. Below these portraits is a listing of fourteen officers of the club. The Oriental Park Racetrack "Parque Oriental" opened in 1915 for winter racing which began in November and lasted into March each year. The racetrack was the only thoroughbred track in Cuba until Fidel Castro practically shut it down after the Cuban Revolution in 1959. The present broadside is a visual reminder of the influx of American business interests in Cuba in the early 20th century. No copies reported in OCLC. unknown
1962rif. ABE-2355821924BRIGITTE BARDOT EN COUVERTURE/"B.B. HESITANTE"-DERNIERE CHANCE: LE PUBLIC DANS LE FILM-MAURIAC: "NI BELLE NI LAIDE.ON SUBIT SON CHARME, C'EST TOUT."/PHOTO-PIQUEMAL REGARDE EN COIN/PHOTO/6P-POURQUOI AU COMBLE DU SUCCES VOULEZ VOUS VOUS FAIRE OUBLIER?/4P-LIBREVILLE: CES MERVEILLEUX DANSEURS SONT DES PRESIDENTS-CES GRANDES DAMES AU CHARME VRAIMENT SOUVERAIN/GRACE DE MONACO/JACQUELINE KENNEDY-DANS LES MAQUIS DE CUBA/LES BARBUS ONT CHANGE DE CAMP-MADAME POUILLON PARLE
