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BIBLIOGRAPHIE DE L'AFRIQUE OCCIDENTALE FRANCAISE.
Joucla, Edmond
Reprint of the 1912 first edition published by E. Sansot et Cie of Paris. (Besterman 185). French West Africa was an administrative grouping under French rule from 1895 to 1958 and included Senegal, French Guinea, the Ivory Coast, and the French Sudan, to which was added Dahomey in 1899. Mauritania and Niger were also part of the union at various times. This work describes 3750 works concerning this area of the world. Includes works in all languages.
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> Wauter, A-J., BIBLIOGRAPHIE DU CONGO, 1880-1895. CATALOGUE MÉTHODIQUE DE 3,800 OUVRAGES, BROCHURES, NOTICES ET CARTES RELATIFS À L'HISTOIRE, À LA GÉOGRAPHIE ET À LA COLONISATION DU CONGO.
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Five plastic boxes containing 150 color slides from the former collection of H.P. Kraus. Each box with 30 color slides and a descriptive pamphlet in French, English, and Spanish with historical background and description of each slide in each series. With Unesco, Series 4, which contains Iranian illuminated manuscripts from c. 1410-1596; Series 14, which contains slides of 12 Czech illuminated manuscripts from c. 1085-1364; Series 17, which contains slides of 6 Ethiopian illuminated manuscripts c. 1350-1450; Series 18, which contains slides of 11 Turkish illuminated manuscripts from c.1200-1730; Series 24, which contains slides of Austrian Medieval wall paintings from c. 1089-1280. All of the slides have faded and turned pink.
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