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paperback. Condition: Good. EX LIBRARY BOOK.

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Couverture souple. Magazine / Périodique en français. 10 revues. Chasse. Magazine / Périodique.

Couverture souple. Magazine / Périodique en français. Nombreuses publicités Manufrance. 10 revues sur 12. Chasse. Magazine / Périodique.

Condition: Green cloth. VG. First edition. First edition. WITHOUT the 52 illustarions. 432; vi, 479 pp. 2 vols. 8vo. "This magazine was originally published in monthly numbers, and 'by arrangement' ceased to exist when 'Land and Water' made its appearance. Many of the best angling writers contributed to it, and it was full of all kinds of fishing gossip and miscellaneous articles of interest to anglers." (Simpson). WITHOUT the 52 illustarions. 432; vi, 479 pp. 2 vols. 8vo.

0. Paris, Fontemoing, 1909, in-folio, 35 x 27 cm, 44 pp + 9 folding tables (incomplete, the maps are missing). Bound publisher's cased binding with original printed wrapper. Text in French. Publ. in the series "Exploration archéologique de Délos faite par l'Ecole française d'Athènes", vol. I. En français ; Paris, Fontemoing,1909, in-folio, 35 x 27 cm, 44 pp + 9 tables dépliantes (Incomplet. Les deux cartes manquent). Cartonnage d'origine, bonne condition. Publ. dans la série "Exploration archéologique de Délos faite par l'Ecole française d'Athènes", vol. I. Incomplete copy.

The Memorial Edition of which there have been printed 100 Copies; Lettered A to Z and 1 to 74. Issued in the Interest of La Société des Gens de Lettres for the Prix Barrie-Balzac, No. 33. PRINTED THROUGHOUT ON JAPANESE VELLUM. Over 400 Plates in 2 States, Frontispieces COLORED and UNCOLORED, Plates in text in 2 states as well, Remarqued on Japanese vellum and Unremarqued on tissue tipped onto Japanese vellum Etchings after Paintings by Adrien Moreau, Louis-Eduard Fournier, etc. 51 vols. 8vo. Bound in original gray cloth, with paper title labels identifying this as the "Definitive Edition", minor wear. Lacking Parisian Life vol. 6 (vol. 6 of 53) and Philosophical Studies vol. 1 (vol. 42 of 53) Over 400 Plates in 2 States, Frontispieces COLORED and UNCOLORED, Plates in text in 2 states as well, Remarqued on Japanese vellum and Unremarqued on tissue tipped onto Japanese vellum Etchings after Paintings by Adrien Moreau, Louis-Eduard Fournier, etc. 51 vols. 8vo The Memorial Edition of which there have been printed 100 Copies; Lettered A to Z and 1 to 74. Issued in the Interest of La Société des Gens de Lettres for the Prix Barrie-Balzac, No. 33. PRINTED THROUGHOUT ON JAPANESE VELLUM.

Very good. Set contains 50 of 60 pieces. Each piece is in different condition. Some have apparent chocolate stains on verso. Different text on verso of each card. Size 4 x 2.5 Inches. A highly unusual c. 1940 pictorial map of Africa issued by Chocolates Orthi, Piera Y Brugueras of Tarragona, Spain. This beautiful pictorial map is incomplete, composed of only 50 of the 60 unusually shaped trading cards that were issued inside boxes of Spanish chocolates. The cards have not yet been cut out from their original trading cards, but once removed they combine to create a large map of Africa. The map covers the entire continent from the Mediterranean Sea to the Cape of Good Hope and from the Atlantic Ocean to the Indian Ocean. The map is peppered with pictorial illustrations of indigenous Africans as well as African fauna, including elephants and ostriches, and African art. A small map on card No. 1 illustrates the breakdown and placement of the cards. Several of the cards feature the flag of at least one country, while others feature pieces of art. Each card has a small text on the verso, along with the Chocolates, Piera Y Brugueras slogan. The date of this map is unclear. Chocolates Orthi, Piera Y Brugueras began issuing cartographic cromos instructivos recortables around 1933. They produced maps of Spain, Europe, North and South America, and North America. The Europe map is the only map that bears a date, 1933, and stylistically appears primitive, possibly suggesting an earlier example. We have approximate the date to 1940, which is consistent with the publishing history of Litografía B. Baño as well as the printing style. The cards were printed by Litografía B. Baño of Barcelona, Spain.