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1876réf. 24681Nantes imprimerie de Vincent Forest et Emile Grimaud 1876 -in-4 broché un volume, broché in-quarto (paperback in-4)(24 x 18,2 cm), toutes tranches lisses, gouttière jaspée, orné d'une planche dépliante hors-texte en couleurs : "Itinéraires des Lignes Postales des Etats-Unis, des Antilles et du Mexique de la Compagnie Générale Transatlantique"(page 16), 156 pages, 1876 NANTES Imprimerie de Vincent Forest et Emile Grimaud Editeurs,
réf. 23025Berne, Direction générale des CFF, 1981. In-4 broché sur agrafes, couverture illustrée. Illustrations en couleurs.
réf. 23010SBB-CFF et al., 1976. In-4 broché de 100 pages, couverture illustrée. Abondamment illustré en noir et en couleurs.
réf. 23014Bern / Berne, Generalsekretariat SBB / Secrétariat général CFF, 1997. In-4 broché de 112 pages, couverture illustrée. Nombreux croquis et photographies en noir.
1986réf. LFA-126734998Une revue de 160 pages, format 170 x 240 mm, illustrée, brochée couverture couleurs, bon état
1949réf. LFA-126735059Une revue de 96 pages, format 165 x 245 mm, illustrée, brochée couverture couleurs, bon état
réf. 201015728Paris, Société nationale des chemins de fer francais - guides mayeux, 1938 ; in-8, 172 pp., broché, couverture illustr (dos gros sparadra). Guide officiel illustré - région est- état correct.
réf. LFA-126732974Une plaquette de 22 pages, format 210 x 295 mm, illustrée, brochée couverture couleurs, s.d., SNCF, bon état
1975réf. LFA-126732975Une plaquette de 14 pages, format 210 x 295 mm, illustrée, brochée couverture couleurs, publiée en 1975, SNCF, bon état
1984réf. LFA-126732976Une plaquette de 27 pages, format 210 x 295 mm, illustrée, brochée couverture couleurs, publiée en 1984, SNCF, bon état
1991réf. LFA-126732972Une plaquette de 16 pages, format 210 x 295 mm, illustrée, brochée couverture couleurs, publiée en 1991, SNCF, bon état
réf. LFA-126732973Une plaquette de 11 pages, format 215 x 280 mm, illustrée, brochée couverture couleurs, s.d., SNCF, bon état
1992réf. LFA-126732977Une plaquette de 24 pages, format 210 x 295 mm, illustrée, brochée couverture couleurs, publiée en 1992, SNCF, bon état
1990réf. LFA-12671478687e année - Volume 71 - N° 3 - Juillet-septembre 1990 : 70 pages, format 220 x 275 mm, illustrée, brochée, bon état
1991réf. LFA-126721868Bulletin de 36 pages, format 150 x 210 mm, illustré, broché, bon état
1983réf. LFA-126719168N° 147 (Septembre 1983) : 26 pages, format 150 x 210 mm, illustré, broché, bon état
2019réf. LFA-126735982Bulletin n° 58 (Année 2019) : 80 pages, format 130 x 210 mm, illustré, broché, bon état
1966réf. LFA-126722094Un ouvrage de 124 pages, format 210 x 270 mm, illustré, broché, publié en 1966, Impr. de Bobigny, bon état
1880réf. 57333Chicago: Rand McNally & Co. ca. 1880. Folding Rand McNally Map and Promotional for Eastern Texas Missouri and Arkansas A scarce promotional for Missouri and Arkansas published by the St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway featuring a folding map by Rand McNally & Co. The map shows cities rivers railways and geographical features from eastern Texas through Louisiana Arkansas Missouri Mississippi and parts of Illinois Indiana and Alabama. The Iron Mountain Railway owned a large land grant in the central United States but it was not allowed to sell until the railway was completed; now that time had come and they were advertising it heavily. Some of the attractions promoted in the text include wild game hunting including squirrels resources such as zinc and coal good soil river and rail transportation telegraph service "cheap homes in Missouri and Arkansas" and low property taxes. They also exhort the nervous migrant: "This is the time to have decision of character or the opportunity will be lost to you and to your family forever. The strong-hearted Europeans who settled America did not know what they would reap from planting in strange soils and climates. Why should you hesitate about a country peopled an hundred years and well known Have manhood and come." The authors do not limit their reach to the United States either as they make sure to note after listing their prices that "One dollar in American is equal to about four shillings in English money." Also included is a panel of text with a table describing the climate of Little Rock and a list of instructions to railroad agents. The St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway originally established to deliver iron ore from Iron Mountain Missouri to St. Louis eventually stretched from eastern Texas through Missouri and Arkansas. In 1883 it was acquired by Jay Gould and in the 1900s merged into the Missouri Pacific and later Union Pacific Railroads. The folksong "Iron Mountain Baby" tells the true story of a Civil War veteran who walking along the railroad collecting building materials discovered a baby who had been apparently thrown from the train in a valise. When the child grew older the railway paid for his education. The Iron Mountain Baby's story became popular around the United States and has been recorded in numerous forms throughout the years including the 2014 stage musical adaptation Bright Star written by musician and comedian Steve Martin. Though the Iron Mountain Railway put out a number of such promotionals in the late 1870s and early 1880s they remain rather scarce; OCLC records this edition focusing on Arkansas and Missouri only at Harvard and the University of Arkansas at Mullins. Old folds. Minor tanning. Slight splitting along some folds and a few cross-folds. Very good. unknown
1880réf. 59233St. Louis Mo.: Woodward & Tiernan Printers 1880. Broadsheet 28 3/8 x 15 3/8 inches folded to narrow 8vo recto with 13 panels of promotional text touting Arkansas as an agricultural paradise verso with a map of Arkansas featuring the railway lines and eight panels of promotional text illustrated with two wood engravings with some emphasis on healthful springs and "advantages to poor people." Stamp Agent on rear wrapper. OCLC locates four copies Arkansas-Fayetteville SMU Missouri Yale. Very good. Original illustrated wrappers with red highlighting. 59233. Woodward & Tiernan, Printers unknown
1880réf. 55682St. Louis: Jno. McKittrick & Co. ca.1880. The Shortest and Quickest Route to Points in Missouri Arkansas and Texas An attractive broadside promotional for the St. Louis Iron Mountain & Southern Railway with a large engraving in the center depicting the route from St. Louis through Arkansas and into Texas beneath a train wheel bearing wings about which the motto "Bound for the happy lands" appears all in the center of a circle of stars. A schedule of ticket costs for various routes is included as well as a pitch directed at homesteaders regarding the purchase of government lands. The names of three land agents are listed at bottom - one in Missouri one in Illinois and one in Arkansas. The railway touts their "large grant of lands from the United States Government embracing all varieties of soil and timber adapted to Farming Fruit Growing and Grazing purposes.Immigrants can locate on railroad land in well improved neighborhoods having Roads Mills Churches and Schools and peopled by honest and industrious citizens who will give a cordial welcome to all good people coming among them." Only six copies in OCLC spread over four records located at Yale SMU Michigan the University of Texas at Arlington Truman State and the University of Missouri at St. Louis. Old center horizontal fold small chip to left edge slight wrinkling. Very good. Matted and shrinkwrapped. OCLC 22160865 166641127 702349761 761878887. unknown
1875réf. 37686St. Louis: The railway Jno. McKittrick & Co. printers St. Louis 1875. Broadside 21 x 7 inches three paragraphs of promotional material ticket office addresses and fare rates set in many typefaces and sizes including display type and illustrated with a circular bird's-eye view map below the heads. Some old staining mostly in margin; "Henry Hannan Land Agent" stamp else very good. Advertising ticket fares and lands for sale to customers in Ohio Michigan Indiana Illinois and Kentucky. OCLC locates two copies Yale Truman State University. The railway (Jno. McKittrick & Co., printers, St. Louis) unknown
1880réf. 59233St. Louis Mo.: Woodward & Tiernan Printers 1880. Broadsheet 28 3/8 x 15 3/8 inches folded to narrow 8vo recto with 13 panels of promotional text touting Arkansas as an agricultural paradise verso with a map of Arkansas featuring the railway lines and eight panels of promotional text illustrated with two wood engravings with some emphasis on healthful springs and "advantages to poor people." Stamp Agent on rear wrapper. OCLC locates four copies Arkansas-Fayetteville SMU Missouri Yale. Very good. Original illustrated wrappers with red highlighting. 59233. Woodward & Tiernan, Printers unknown books
1880réf. 55682St. Louis: Jno. McKittrick & Co. ca.1880. The Shortest and Quickest Route to Points in Missouri Arkansas and Texas An attractive broadside promotional for the St. Louis Iron Mountain & Southern Railway with a large engraving in the center depicting the route from St. Louis through Arkansas and into Texas beneath a train wheel bearing wings about which the motto "Bound for the happy lands" appears all in the center of a circle of stars. A schedule of ticket costs for various routes is included as well as a pitch directed at homesteaders regarding the purchase of government lands. The names of three land agents are listed at bottom - one in Missouri one in Illinois and one in Arkansas. The railway touts their "large grant of lands from the United States Government embracing all varieties of soil and timber adapted to Farming Fruit Growing and Grazing purposes.Immigrants can locate on railroad land in well improved neighborhoods having Roads Mills Churches and Schools and peopled by honest and industrious citizens who will give a cordial welcome to all good people coming among them." Only six copies in OCLC spread over four records located at Yale SMU Michigan the University of Texas at Arlington Truman State and the University of Missouri at St. Louis. Old center horizontal fold small chip to left edge slight wrinkling. Very good. Matted and shrinkwrapped. OCLC 22160865 166641127 702349761 761878887. unknown books
1875réf. 37686St. Louis: The railway Jno. McKittrick & Co. printers St. Louis 1875. Broadside 21 x 7 inches three paragraphs of promotional material ticket office addresses and fare rates set in many typefaces and sizes including display type and illustrated with a circular bird's-eye view map below the heads. Some old staining mostly in margin; "Henry Hannan Land Agent" stamp else very good. Advertising ticket fares and lands for sale to customers in Ohio Michigan Indiana Illinois and Kentucky. OCLC locates two copies Yale Truman State University. The railway (Jno. McKittrick & Co., printers, St. Louis) unknown books
