Lot n° 496
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Pol LAVAL - Ruanda. 19 black and white press photographs: dances, portraits.
245 x 180 mm. Stamp of the photographer and of the service of Indigenous Affairs and Manpower (A.I.M.O.) on the back.
ACCOMPANIED BY:
- 9 photographs, probably by the same (views and local population).
- 1 photo by E. Lebeid.
SET OF 29 PHOTOS.
ATTACHED, 5 books:
- John Hanning SPEKE - The Sources of the Nile. Journal de voyage. Paris, Hachette & Cie, 1864. In-8, brown half-chagrin publisher's boards, spine decorated with four nerves, gilt edges. (spine disbound).
ORIGINAL EDITION of the French translation, illustrated with a frontispiece, 3 out-of-text maps, 2 of which are double-page, and numerous engravings in the text, including some 40 full-page engravings, after the drawings of Captain J. A. Grant. Freckles.
- Fernand GENDARME - Congolese Sketches. I [- III]. Illustrations by James THIRIAR. Brussels, Ferdinand Wellens-Pay, (1942). 3 volumes in-12, stapled (spines faded).
I.: The Whites. II: The Blacks. III.: Bêtes et gens.
ORIGINAL EDITION SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR, printed in 517 numbered copies (n° 76).
- Marcel DUBOIS - Colonial systems and colonizing peoples. Dogmas and facts. Paris, G. Masson, E. Plon, Nourrit, 1895. In-12, paperback (spine faded and damaged). Freckles.
- Adolphe Louis CUREAU - Les Sociétés primitives de l'Afrique équatoriale. With 9 figures in the text, 18 plates and 1 map. Paris, Armand Colin, 1912. In-8, black half-cornered paperback, cover not preserved.
- Adolphe-Jules W[AUTERS] - Une excursion au Congo belge. Bruges, Antoon Jozef Witteryck, 1911. Large in-8, publisher's cardboard (worn). Work intended for young people.
SET OF 29 CLICHES & 7 VOLUMES, working copies.
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