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1925GIT01305Paris Société d' Editions Géographiques, Maritimes et Coloniales 1925. In-8 broché X 236pp. Orné de 2 cartes à pleine page. Non coupé.
1919122732P., Pierre Roger et Cie, s.d. (1919), in-8°, 241 pp, nouvelle édition (la première en 1910), 26 photogravures sur 20 pl. hors texte et une carte dépliante hors texte, broché, couv. illustrée, qqs rousseurs, bon état (Coll. Les Pays modernes)
1973203111Couverture rigide. Cartonné. 500 pages. Légères mouillures sur les dernières pages.
1924192831Erinnerungen an Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, Salvador, Guatemala. 2. Auflage. Stuttgart-Cannstatt, Gustav Hopf, 1924. Mit zahlreichen Tafelabbildungen nach Fotografien des Verfassers. 304 S. Or.-Pp.; Rücken leicht gebräunt u. berieben. [6 Warenabbildungen]
19806047163Hamburg 1980. 8°. 305 pp., 9 Textabb., 8 Karten, 8 Tab. im Anhang. Broschur. Kleineres Signaturschild auf Deckel. Stempel verso Titel. Von sehr ordentlicher Erhaltung.
199392789Tegucigalpa: Departamento de Estudios Económicos 1993. Paperback. Good. 5 numbers vp tables wrps 4to. Departamento de Estudios Económicos paperback
19806050012Hamburg 1980. 8°. 305 pp., Tabellen im Anhang. Broschur. Signaturschildchen auf Rücken. Stempel verso Titel. Sonst ordentlich.
1973116042Mission Archéologique et Ethnologique Française au Mexique, Collection Etudes Mésoaméricaines 1973 Mission Archéologique et Ethnologique Française au Mexique, Collection Etudes Mésoaméricaines, 1973, 438 p. + 150 figures (dont la grande carte dépliante) + 16 tableaux. Cartonnage éditeur sous jaquette, environ 28x22 cm. Jaquette salie et frottée avec quelques déchirures en bordure, une tache dans la marge de certaines pages sans gêne particulière. Bon état pour le reste.
19118437-0260London, Wells Gardner, Dartner & Co., o. J. (ca. 1911). Quart, goldgepr. Org.-Ganzleinen, xvi, 236 S., 2 Bll., mit einigen Tafel-Abbildungen in s/w, die Ecken etwas gestaucht, die Seiten leicht gebräunt, sonst ein gutes Exemplar. - Memoirs of the former Anglican Bishop of British Honduras at the time of the construction of the Panama Canal. Rare original copy, not the Reprint! ENGLISH: Quarto. Publisher's cloth, xvi, 236 pp., 2 ff., with several illustrations in b/w on plates, corners minoraly bumped, some pages browned, otherwise a good copy. ENGLISH: Quarto. Publisher's cloth, xvi, 236 pp., 2 ff., with several illustrations in b/w on plates, corners minoraly bumped, some pages browned, otherwise a good copy.
1963016870Tegucigalpa Honduras: Secretaria de Economica y Hacienda Republica de Honduras 1963. Good 11"X 14" staple-bound paperback with yellowing to edges of wraps light soiling to wraps edgewear to wraps staple holes in front wrap traces of erased pencil in top corner of front wrap creased corners on wraps and soft creasing to corner tips of most pages in text block. Book has six-page introduction and 158 pages of maps. Trade Paperback. Good. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Secretaria de Economica y Hacienda, Republica de Honduras Paperback
1933HALL510224Hardback. 1933. 32 to 116pp plates & maps card covers London 1933-1965. Very good ex-library copies. . hardcover
1922221591922. Group of Honduras plantation photographs early twentieth century by Wolfe photographer documenting agricultural development and infrastructure expansion at Toloa Plantation in northern Honduras. The images illustrate a system of export-oriented plantation agriculture revealing how land clearing transportation infrastructure and administrative spaces were organized to support large-scale fruit production and providing primary-source visual evidence for the study of U.S.-backed economic expansion in Central America. The photographs show the mechanisms by which plantation economies functioned including the integration of rail transport controlled landscapes and built environments within a system tied to foreign corporate investment.<br /> Wolfe. Toloa Plantation Honduras. Four large albumen prints each approximately 8.5 x 11 inches with black-lettered captions in the negatives identifying location. Images include a cleared agricultural field showing tree stumps and early planting rows indicating recent land conversion; a straight railroad track extending through dense tropical vegetation suggesting transport routes for agricultural goods; and two views of a wooden plantation building or administrative residence one with multiple figures posed in front likely workers or managerial staff. The photographs emphasize spatial organization including cleared land linear rail corridors and landscaped residential or operational structures with visual focus on the relationship between natural terrain and imposed infrastructure.<br /> These photographs document the expansion of plantation economies in Honduras during a period when U.S.-based companies such as the United Fruit Company and Cuyamel Fruit Company established extensive agricultural and transportation networks in the region. The presence of rail infrastructure and controlled landscapes reflects systems of land concession export production and foreign capital investment that shaped regional economies and governance. As visual records the images align with broader practices of documenting and promoting agricultural development to support commercial and political interests. Minor edge wear; overall very good condition. A focused photographic record of plantation systems and infrastructure in early twentieth-century Honduras. unknown
