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réf. 11235Nouméa, Nouvelle Calédonie, Publications de la Société d'Etudes Historiques de la Nouvelle Calédonie, No 24, 1980. 1 volume in-8, 387 pp., broché, couverture cartonnée à rabat, enrichi d'illustrations photographiques (39), bon état intérieur.
réf. QWA-21093Nouméa, Editions du Cagou, 1987-1988, 2 vol. in-4 rel. cart. (22,5 x 30,5), 157 p.-157 p., 1ère édition, avant-propos de Jean Lèques, 170 gravures et photographies en n. et b. légendées et commentées, ex-dono, jaquettes, très bon état.
réf. 13980825Noumea, Bordeaux: Etablissements Ballande, Delmas, 1965 in-8 (275x185 mm), 245 pages, illustrations, dont 8 photographies de paysage de Nouvelle Calédonie par R. Lesage, publicités, 2 plans (Nouméa et Nouvelles Hébrides). Cartonnage illustré en couleurs, dos toile, quelques pages écrites, cartonnage lég. frotté, autrement bon état.
réf. 13350PARIS, Albin Michel - Première Edition, Achevé d'imprimer en Janvier 1940 - In-8 - Broché - Bon Exemplaire
réf. 13421Paris, début du 20e siècle Serie de cartes postales anciennes sur la Nouvelle Calédonie, Nouméa et environs.
réf. QWA-13487Editions Sicard, 1964, in-4 rel. toile rouge (21,5 x 28, 141 p., préface de Jean Rostand, 48 fig. in-t., 27 planches en coul., jaquette (un peu usagée en bordure), bon état.
1964réf. 81944Couverture rigide. Reliure toile de l'éditeur. 28x21 cm. Jaquette. 139 pages.
1966réf. 6121966 - cartonné - Editions R. Sicard, Paris - Deuxième édition - 1966 - In-4 (27,5 x 21,5 cm), reliure cartonnée sous jaquette illustrée de l'éditeur - 141 pages - Nombreuses illustrations et photographies - René L.A. Catala, Aquarium de Nouméa, Nouvelle-Calédonie - Avant-propos de Jean ROSTAND - Préface de Louis FAGE - Possible dédicace de l'auteur en page de garde
1932réf. 27950Paris, Institut d'Ethnologie, 1932. Un vol. au format pt in-4 (268 x 177 mm) de 514 pp. Reliure d'édition de plein cartonnage émeraude, filets gras et maigres à froid portés sur les plats, dos lisse, titre frappé en long, fleuron doré en queue, tranches mouchetées.
2017réf. 500211804Interforum Editis 2017 441 pages 14x22 4x3 6cm. 2017. Broché. 441 pages.
réf. 12363Paris, Lassailly Frères, Auguste Ghio, 1876. 1 volume in-12, VII-125 pp., reliure moderne plein cuir, bon état intéreur. L'ouvrage est enrichi de 5 petites cartes dépliantes in fine, la dernière carte présente une petite déchirure avec manque de papier, les autres cartes sont en bon état.
1983réf. LFA-126724167Un ouvrage de 161 pages, format 135 x 180 mm, illustré, broché couverture couleurs, publié en 1983, CILF, collection "Fleuve et Flamme", bon état
réf. PE2Oblong Quarto album ca. 185x288 cm 7 ¼ x 11 in. 36 card stock leaves. With 272 mounted original gelatin silver photographs with one larger photo ca. 246x174 cm 9 ¾ x 6 ¾ in and the rest from ca. 102x128 cm 4 x 5 in to ca. 51x42 cm 2 x 1 ½ in. Several dozen photographs with period English captions and/or period ink stamps “Passed by Naval Censor” on the verso; with three period newspaper clippings from ca. 265x202 cm 10 ½ x 8 in to ca. 78x255 cm 3 x 10 in and one leaflet ca. 105x158 cm 4 x 5 ¼ in. Period brown faux leather album fastened with a string; with decorative strap hinges and lock plate on the front cover. Binding with worn edges mild silvering of the photos but otherwise a very good album with strong interesting photos. Historically important collection of original photographs likely compiled by an American Mess Officer of the 11th Special Naval Construction Battalion Seabees during his service in the Pacific Theater of WWII. The Battalion was commissioned in September 1943 as a specialized combat stevedoring unit. Arriving first at the Allied command hub of Nouméa New Caledonia the battalion was quickly pushed forward into the Solomon Islands spending the entirety of 1944 performing cargo operations on the Russell Islands. As the Pacific War reached its climax the unit was split into two tactical echelons and attached directly to the 1st Marine Division in the Russell Islands and the 6th Marine Division on Guadalcanal. On April 1 1945 the two halves reunited on the beaches of Okinawa on “L-Day” remaining on the Passed by naval censor until October 25 1945 The album contains 272 well-preserved amateur photographs including about eighty images of Okinawa taken in the immediate aftermath of the Allied invasion in April 1945. The operation aimed to secure the island as a staging base for the planned invasion of mainland Japan. As members of a Special Construction Battalion the compiler and his companions were apparently responsible for unloading large quantities of ammunition and heavy equipment. The most important photographs show post-battle cityscapes with ruined buildings and shrines a wrecked Imperial Japanese aircraft and scenes of wartime atrocities. About fifteen lively street scenes feature French signage reading “Postes Télégraphes Téléphones” and “Fruit ou Soldat” French and American flags flying from local buildings automobiles with visible license plates and Allied militaries flocking the streets. Especially interesting are photos of Seabees unloading pontoon structures and building shoreline encampments a vast pontoon pier under construction amid heavy equipment an aerial view of invasion ships densely assembled offshore as well as Allied aircrafts and tanks. Other photographs depict a First Marine Division cemetery in Okinawa portraits of locals and servicemen posing with Japanese civilians. The Okinawa series is supplemented with four pieces of period ephemera including a South Japan edition banner of Yank the Army Weekly; a WWII news sheet from The New Okinawan dated August 9 1945 reporting the Soviet declaration of war on Japan and analysis of the atomic bomb; Allied propaganda leaflet likely dropped over Japan in 1945 blaming Japanese militarists for the war and predicting imminent defeat; and a “Restricted Extra” issue of The New Okinawan August 15 1945 marking V-J Day and Japan’s acceptance of the Potsdam Declaration. Most of the other identified photographs were apparently taken and collected by the compiler during his service in the Russel Islands in 1944. Especially interesting are the photos of locals wearing traditional jewelries and crosses posing by their huts smoking pipe reading Life magazine washing clothes building canoes etc. Some of their portraits are accompanied by the compiler’s curious captions on the verso including “a girl of about 8 years old. No matter how awful the natives are the little ones are very cute;” and “a Chinese baby. The natives say it was left by its parant when the japs got here.” The rest of the photos from the Solomon series mostly show the compiler and his companions reading Esquite magazines posing with locals washing clothes taking shower catching fish premises of the galley area outdoor movie area mess hall etc. Other photographs in the album were apparently taken during service in Nouméa New Caledonia and likely depict the American Red Cross a local church Wimpy’s Café the Headquarters of Company D 11th Special MCB Construction Battalion building the U.S. Fleet Hospital the Headquarters of the South Pacific Base Command as well as PX facilities. Overall historically important collection of original gelatin silver photographs taken and collected by the Mess Officer of the 11th Special Naval Construction Battalion Seabees during his service in the Pacific Theater of WWII. hardcover
réf. 5000Paris , Editions de la "Revue Mondiale", 1933, broché, 12x19 cm, 226 pages, couverture légèrement défraichie
1912réf. 488141912 PARIS, Albin Michel - 1912,1935, 1938 - 3 volumes In-12 - 250, 319 & 255 pages - Bons Exemplaires - Réf. 48814
réf. 12364Paris, Augustin Challamel, Editeur, Librairie Maritime et Coloniale, 1898. 1 volume in-12, broché, couverture souple imprimée, 104 pp., bon état, enrichi de quelques gravures.
réf. 12362Paris, Société d'Editions Littéraires et Artistiques, Librairie Paul Ollendorff, 1900. 1 volume in-8, broché, couvertures souples imprimées, non coupé, XXIV121 pp., dos fragile, bon état général.
réf. 12932Paris, Editions Anthropos, 1983. 1 volume in-8, 327 pp., broché, couverture souple illustrée, bon état. Tampon de servidce de presse sur la tranche latérale.
1983réf. 28772Nouméa, Publications de la Société d'Etudes historiques de la Nouvelle-Calédonie, 1983. Un vol. au format gd in-8 (268 x 182 mm) de 195 pp., broché, sous couverture à rabats rempliés.
réf. 5067Par Henri ROCHEFORT in 16 broché couverture orange ou rouge imprimée 60 pages en moyenne édition française 3 rue Rossini et Rue du Coq Héron 5.Paraît tous les samedis. numéros 3(13 juin 1868)n°3 (couverture encadrée de blanc), 4,4 couverture orange–dos scotché,5 du 27 juin 1868,5 très bon état 6,6,7,7,7,8,8,9,9,10,10,11,11,12,12 14,14,15, chaque
réf. 5068Par Henri ROCHEFORT in 16 broché couverture orange ou rouge imprimée 60 pages en moyenne édition de Bruxelles édition autorisée par l’auteur 10-12 passage de la monnaie Bruxelles n°11 du 8 août 1868,12,12,13,13,15,16,(petits manques sur la couverture),17,17,17,18,19,20,21, 21,23,24(taches colorées sur le premier plat)26,27,27,28 28,(dos avec scotch)29,31,32,33,35,35,36,36,37,38,40 (premier plat modeste),40,41 (scotch au dos),41,42,43, 44,45,47,48,49,50,51,52,53,54,55,56,58 petite déchirure réparée)59,60,61,68,69,70,71,73,75,76,77(incomplet) Deuxième série 10/10/1874 n°15 Ziegler Genève. Chaque
In-16° (cm. 18,6x11,9), pp. 364 + 1 grande CARTA geogr. a COLORI (incisa da Erhard; Nuova Caledonia e penitenziario dell'Ile de Nou) + 4 TAVOLE incise f.t. Bross. edit. Ottimo es. fresco e immacolato nelle sue barbe. GARNIER, geologo e industriale, dal 1863 al 1867 inventariò i giacimenti mineralogici nella Nuova Caledonia, soprattutto la "garniérite" da cui estrasse e produsse industrialmente. il nickel a Numea e poi dal 1880 con la "Société le Nickel". Ottimo e freschissimo esemplare.
1966réf. ABE-155790783789816 PAGES-EN NOUVELLE CALEDONIE LA POPULATION DE NOUMEA A FAIT UN ACCUEIL CHALEUREUX AU GENERAL DE GAULLE-LE CONGO A L'HEURE DE MOBUTU IV LE GENERAL PRESIDENT, PAR GEORGES PENCHENIER, DEMI PAGE-THLETISME: A BUDAPEST REVANCHE DE BAMBUCK VAINQUEUR SUR 200 METRES LE JUNIOR NALLET TROISIEME-AU FESTIVAL DE VENISE CORRUPTION ET SEXUALITE DANS "JEUX DE NUIT", PAR YVONNE BABY-JEAN-PAUL BELMONDO ABANDONNE LA PRESIDENCE DU SYNDICAT DES ACTEURS-COMPLET
88 pages. Features: Cover photo features Carlton E. Golden, Steven A. Kingman and William C. Dalrymple; The Old Gunny Says....; Today's DI - he must convert 75 stumbling civilians into a platoon of smart-stepping U.S. Marines - article with photo of Grady J. Studdard and many others; Staff NCO Selection Boards - article with photo of Col. M.P. Ryan; Sasebo Note - letter and photos from General Harry Schmidt; Academy Prep - the first rung of the ladder to higher education and a commission; Return the the Islands - New Caledonia - although the area around Noumea was dotted with military establishments during WWII, little evidence remains; Portsmouth - Post of the Corps; Chin (story); Long Beach Reservists - records of the Reserve unit date back to 1904; List of Retirees, with photo of Randolph Berkeley; Photos of these Rifle Competition Winners - Lawrence N. Dubia and Ernest O. Chilson; Nice one-page photo of Leatherneck's Miss DI, Barbara Hobart in swimwear with marine hat and sword; List of Transfers; Corps Album - great archival photos; Back cover color-photo ad for Camel cigarettes features G.L. Stavely of Mexico Hat, Utah, skipper for geologists mapping the Colorado River; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound vintage copy of this great issue. Magazine
96 pages. Features: The Corps' 22d Commandant - David M. Shoup; Operation Inland Seas - celebrating the opening of the St. Lawrence Seaway; Corps Album; Post of the Corps - Cinclant; West Pac Bound - Life on theUSS Lexington; Kansas City Reservists - there were no 'goldbricks' when Kansas City's Marine Reservists were called to active duty for the Korean War; Alibi on 24; ROK (Republic of Korea) Marines - The Korean Marine Corps has grown to a large combat force-in-readiness; Landlord to Royalty - Maj. Gaston Lauryssen, USMCR, is one of the world's best known hosts; If I Were a Commandant; We - The Marines; First Lady of SOPAC - Mrs. Alice Bowring ran a canteen in Noumea, New Caledonia; Rescue - Marine helicopters save Paul Polansky from Lake Michigan; Lengthy list of transfers; Rifle Award Winners - with photos of Lawrence N. Dubia, William V. Toy and Stanley S. Carr, Ernest O. Chilson, John R. Lewis, Harold B. West and Jesse G. Gradillas; Lovely one-page photo of Tuesday Weld in one-piece blue bathing suit; List of retirees, with photo of LtGen James P. Riseley; Nice color photo Budweiser ad on back cover features babe on sailboat; and more. Average wear. Bit of writong on back cover. Openings at each end of coverfold. A worthy vintage copy of this great issue. Magazine
