Rochemont E J De (2 results)
Language: French
Published by Imprimerie de Suret, Paris, 1801
- Hardcover
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Add to basketCouverture rigide. Condition: Très bon. Un volume in-16° (90 x 160mm), XVI 246 pp. Reliure en pleine peau à grain long vert bronze, dos lisse orné, titre, année, filets et fer dorés, filet doré sur les plats, couvertures conservées, gardes de papier " grand tourniquet " (reliure postérieure). (frottis à la reliure, quelques rous…seurs, petites auréoles brunes en bordure inférieure sur les cinq derniers feuillets). Frontispice. Bel exemplaire non rogné. Ex-libris en forme de Croix de Malte.
DE ZUIDWEST NIEUW-GUINEA-EXPEDITIE 1904/5. Van het Kon. Ned Aardrijkskundig Genootschap.
Meyjes, R. Posthumus; Rochemont, E.J. de; and Koch, J. W. R.
Published by Boekhandel en Drukkerij Voorheen E.J. Brill Leiden, 1908
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Add to basket1st Ed. Large 8vo. xxvi + 676pp. + [i]. 145 ills., 11 heliotype plates, 3 folding charts, 8 folding maps including 1 in rear pouch, diagrams. Dutch text. Light age toning, original gilt lettered red cloth, minor marking and wear, spine faded and sl. frayed. The Dutch scientific exploration expedition sent out in 19041905 by the…Royal Netherlands Geographical Society with the aim of mapping the completely unknown interior of southwestern New Guinea and attempting to reach the 'eternal snow' that had been observed on the peaks of the central highlands from a Dutch ship as early as the 17th century. Although the expedition ended in a fiasco due to the unrealistic objectives and the infighting and quarrels among the participants, it laid the ground for future more successful expeditions and it was the first systematic exploration of a large part of the southern coastal areas. US$371.
