Bar Marius (6 results)

TOULON, Établissements Photographiques Marius Bar - s.d. (12 Mars 1941) - Photographie noir et blanc du navire [17x23 cm], avec au verso une note manuscrite au crayon gras rouge "12 Mars 1941 Adieu Toulon" et tampon circulaire noir des "Établissements Photographiques Marius Bar, 47 Avenue Marceau, Toulon". "Par le marché 2480C du 13 avril 1927, la construction du dernier torpilleur de la tranche 1926 est attribuée à l'établissement des Ateliers et Chantiers de Bretagne (ACB) à Nantes sur l'île Saint Anne en face du quai de La Fosse.- Le Fougueux est mis sur cale le 21 septembre 1927 lancé le 4 août 1928 et armé pour essais le 20 avril 1929. Il entre en armement définitif le 15 novembre 1929, la clôture d'armement est prononcée le 15 juin 1930 et l'admission au service actif le 4 juillet 1930. [.] - Le Fougueux appareille de Casablanca le 18 novembre 1940 pour réparations à l'Arsenal de Toulon. Il arrive le 23 novembre et en repartira le 12 mars 1941, arrivant à Casablanca le 18 après une escale à Oran les 14 et 15 mars. Il est détaché à Safi et à Agadir en juin 1941. [.]". (voir clausewitz Vice-amiral d'Escadre in forummarine point forumactif point com) Français Photographies.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. Marius Bar (Photographs) (illustrator). 1st Edition. Binding shaken. Boards starting. Front free end papers are creased. Boards moderately worn especially on spine ends. Otherwise, a clean unmarked copy. Unpaginated.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. No Jacket. Bar, Marius (illustrator). Special Edition. Introduction By Frederic Mayer, The Hon. Ferdinand W. Peck And Jose De Olivares; This Special American Edition Appears To Be Rebound But May Be Just The Rebinding Of Several Issues; Marvelous Condition; Clean Copy; Tight And Sound; No Inside Markings And Almost No Cover Shelf Wear.

Softcover. Condition: Very good condition. Special American Edition. Oblong Quarto. 20 vols. Original illustrated tan wraps with black lettering on covers. Contains b/w photographs of marvelous architecture, sculptural, artistic, mechanical, agricultural, industrial, archaeological, ethnological, historical and scenic attractions. Also presenting and describing the magnificent vistas, waterways, natural scenery and landscape effects. All conveying authentic realistic impressions as received by the actual visitor. Marius Bar was the official photographer of the French government. He was assisted by Antoine and Etienne Neurdein. Our collection includes the following issues of the Educational Art Series, Vol. XIII, nos. 70, 72, 74, 76, 78 - 93, continuously numbered from 1 to 20 of the Parisian World's Fair Art Series. Profusely illustrated with magnificent b/w photographs throughout. Rare in the original series of 20 continuously numbered issues. Covers light rubbed with light wear along edges. Number twelve with light staining along bottom and foredge and some light fraying along spine. Volume 14 with light staining along spine and top edge of front cover. Volume 18 with narrow sunned strip on front cover at spine and diminishing along top edge, volumes 19 and 20 just at top edge.

St. Louis (MO), N.D. Thompson Publ. & Co., 1900. 19 (of 20) issues. Unpaginated. Num. b./w. ills after Marius Bar & Antoine and Etienne Neurdein. Orig. soft cover. Obl. In modern slipcase. - Spine of part 1 rep. with tape; cover & few pp. of part 15 dam. Published between May - October 1900 in the Parisian World's Fair Art Series. - No. 17 missing.

Softcover. Condition: New. English: Print-on-demand reprint. Original edition: 1900. This modern reproduction of The Parisian dream city; a portfolio of photographic views of the world's exposition at Paris by Bar, Marius.; Olivares, José de. makes an old or rare text available for consultation, bibliographic research, and specialized collections. Book images are non-contractual. - Informations complémentaires : Langue : Anglais | Format : Livre broché | État : Neuf | Nombre de pages : 344.