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1390112454.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1390153215.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
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a106668Habana. 1926 first editio. Republica de Cuba Secretaria de Obras Publicas. Two royal octavo wraps volumes. paginated 249-326 and327-397. Both issues have maps and some photo illustrations of Cuba in 1926. Both issues have an article on the damage caused by a recent cyclone. Backstrips reinforced. Good light cover wear; text clean. Two issues: . paperback
19596594A1959. 6 Volumes. La Habana: Instituto del Libro Consejo nacional de cultura. 1959-1968. 4°. 286;152;165;154;152;198 p. Original Karton mit Rückentitel und schwarz- rotem Deckeltitel. Leicht berieben sonst gut erhalten. Original boards with title to spine and to front cover. Some rubbing good condition. Departamento Coleccion Cubana; Compilada por Marta Dulzaides Serrate y Marta Bidot Pérez etc.; Departamento coleccoin Cubana - Departamento de Seleccoin 1968. MitNamensregister. With name index.- - - ACHTUNG! Dieses Buch kann nur als PAKET verschickt werden. Portokosten bitte erfragen. ATTENTION! Due to its weight or size this book can only be sent as a PARCEL. Please ask for postage costs. hardcover
18883032Guanabacoa 1888. About very good. Broadside approximately 12 x 17 inches. Previously folded. Contemporary manuscript rubric and small ink stamp. small patch of ink burn causing separation along rubric line. A few tiny wormholes slightly affecting text. Light tanning minor foxing. An otherwise unrecorded 19th-century Cuban broadside decree announcing the rules for celebrations in Guanabacoa during "las fiestas de su Patrona" taking place on August 14 & 15 1888. The patron saint of Guanabacoa then a small town just outside Havana and now an outlying district of the city is Our Lady of the Assumption and August 15 is the Feast of the Assumption. This broadside prints eight articles the first of which allow games and "diversiones públicas" but prohibit games of chance and gambling of any kind and authorize the erection of food and drink stalls in public places that do not impede public traffic. Permission must be obtained from the municipal magistrates for balls and parties in private houses; shooting guns rockets and fireworks is still strictly forbidden but the lighting of torches is allowed during the saint's procession. Other rules regulate vehicular traffic cafés and restaurants horse races ball games and theatrical performances. A very interesting document of municipal regulation for popular religious events in Cuba during the late-19th century. unknown
18995378Puerto-Principe Cuba: Imp. el Progreso-Soledad January 11 1899. Good. Broadside 11.75 x 8.25 inches. Old folds minor chip at top left corner uniformly tanned and somewhat tender. An unrecorded general order issued in Spanish by the American "Jefe de Estado Mayor" Chief of Staff John E. McMahon during the military occupation of Cuba in the Spanish-American War. The order stipulates that a paragraph in a previous order prohibiting the auction of mortgaged property in the province of Puerto-Principe until January 1 1900 is hereby repealed and any further instructions on this matter will come from the Army's General Headquarters in Havana. McMahon issued several general orders during the American Army's occupation of Cuba and all appear to be rare. An interesting artifact from America's expansionist period with no other copies in OCLC auction history or the trade. Imp. el Progreso-Soledad, January 11 unknown
185487325Havana: Imprenta de la Real Audiencia Pretorial por S.M. 1854. First Edition. hardcover. very good. 3 folding tables. 2 volumes bound in one. 8vo 1/2 contemporary black morocco tear in a table with no loss of text. Habana: Imprenta de la Real Audiencia Pretorial por S.M. 1847 1854. Very good.<br/> <br/> Imprenta de la Real Audiencia Pretorial por S.M. unknown
1390172309.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1390121615.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
19459277New York New York and Havana Cuba 1945. <br /> <br /> William John Mantz Jr. worked as an engineer and assistant manager for the West Indies Sugar Corporation for 10 years traveling back and forth frequently between his home in Tarrytown New York and the sugar plantations in Havana Cuba. This archive contains travel materials government documents and other personal artifacts pertaining to his time in Cuba and concerning his status with the draft during World War II. Most correspondence in original postmarked envelope.<br /> <br /> Included:<br /> <br /> <p dir="ltr">- One black and white photograph of Bill and Marjorie Mantz</p> <br /> <p dir="ltr">- Birth certificate copy with raised seal for Bill Mantz dated January 1938 </p> <br /> <p dir="ltr">- Two personal letters from Marjorie to Bill in 1938 that mention her recent travels to visit him in Cuba</p> <br /> <p dir="ltr">- Cuban drivers license for Bill dated January 1940 with photo attached and stamped by the police department</p> <br /> <p dir="ltr">- Cuban Foreign Identification Card for Marjorie dated June 1940 with receipt and three copies of her photo attached</p> <br /> <p dir="ltr">- Receipt for surrendered passport in Miami Florida December 1940</p> <br /> <p dir="ltr">- Letter from Bill's sister Margie in May 1942 forwarding paperwork from Selective Services</p> <br /> <p dir="ltr">- Two Cuban tax withholding documents from May/July 1942</p> <br /> <p dir="ltr">- Letter from Bill in Spanish requesting the renewal of Marjorie's Foreigner's Identification card in May 1943 and follow up letter to a different recipient in English dated June 1943 regarding missing documents</p> <br /> <p dir="ltr">- Three permits from Selective Services for to depart from the United States 1943-1945 plus one duplicate</p> <br /> <p dir="ltr">- Four pieces of correspondence from the American Consulate in Cuba dated December 1944 - April 1945 regarding passports medical exams and registering the Mantz’s infant daughter</p> <br /> <p dir="ltr">- Sixteen letters and other correspondence between Bill his boss Arthur Kirstein and Selective Services mostly regarding Bill’s draft status but also some sugar industry business such as frequent air travel to Havana trains and fuel options and US politics after Truman assumed the presidency.</p> <br /> . unknown
0332287858.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
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19036144Guanabacoa: Imprenta "El Progreso 1903. Good. 24;12pp. One small pamphlet in original printed wrappers plus a bifolium stitched together with four small broadside flyers. Previously folded. Some moderate creasing and wear with a few scattered short closed tears. Light dust soiling and toning. An assemblage of six individually printed poems composed in the early 20th century by obscure Cuban poet Anastasio Orozco y Etienne. The first poem "Apologia de la Caridad." is in its own wrappers and dedicated to Susan Hammond Barney the noted prison reformer Christian writer evangelist and world traveler. She is one of the founders of the Prisoners' Aid Society of Rhode Island and for many years was the President of the Women's Christian Temperance Union in Rhode Island. The second lengthier work titled "Otro Lamento" is printed on a bifolium and also carries religious themes. Stitched with this bifolium are four small broadside poems printed from 1901 to 1903. One of these is a tribute to President McKinley following his assassination and is dated the day of his death September 14 1901. The titles of the broadside poems in full are as follows:<br /> <br /> 1 A MacKinley sic. La Gloria Es de los Redentores.<br /> 2 El 10 de Octubre. Reminiscencia.<br /> 3 En Memoria del Pundonoroso Capitán Don Federico Capdevila.<br /> 4 Al Rev. H.B. Someillán. Su Regresso.<br /> <br /> OCLC records an 1882 work by Orozco y Etienne Emblema de las flores y de los colores en prosa y verso But not the later ephemeral works collected here. Interesting literary printing from a small newspaper press in Cuba just after the Spanish-American War. Imprenta "El Progreso unknown
19551876<p>Anuario azucarero de cubacuba year book1955.primera edicioncaratulas originaleslibro ilustrado.censo de la industria azucarera de cuba y manual nacional e internacional.con datos historicos y estadisticos de los centrales azucareros cubanos.libro muy rarocoleccionable.compilado y editado por cuba economica y financiera ex-library</p> Cuba economica y financiera hardcover
190985268New York: n.p. 1909. Paperback. Very Good. 4 photos in the 1907 report 27 27 27p. Softcovers in original wrapper. 26 cm. Later string ties. Business card for Jose Merla Manager of Royal "M. C." Lines laid in one of the reports. n.p. paperback
19161702080014Academia Nacional de Artes y Letras Cuba 1/1/1916. Hardcover. Good. 0x0x0. 2 volume set. Volume 1 & 2 1916-1917. Hardcover. Good binding and cover. Light university library stamps and markings. This is an oversized or heavy book which requires additional postage for international delivery outside the US. Academia Nacional de Artes y Letras (Cuba) hardcover
19624785Various locations in Cuba Europe and the United States 1962. Very good. 113 leaves of scrapbook cardstock illustrated with 388 photographs chiefly silver gelatin photographs several colored or in color in mounting corners. Most captioned in Spanish. Square folio. Contemporary brown cloth spring-loaded spine front cover stamped "CUBA." Joints split but holding well moderate rubbing and dust-soiling. Light foxing handful of images lacking some images slightly browned or with mild edge wear. An extensively-annotated vernacular family photograph album centering on the German-Cuban Coyula-Moeller family picturing their lives family members travels and more in Cuba the United States Germany and other locations in Europe mainly during the 1920s and '30s. The album was likely compiled by Gerardo Coyula y Moeller who was born in the early-1920s and attended Aloisiuskolleg in Bad Godesberg in the late-1930s. The album includes numerous pictures of Coyula y Moeller as a toddler young man and teenager traveling with his mother and various family members attending school and more with numerous photographs featuring the family and their environs in Cuba and Germany. The caption to a family photograph indicates that the Coyula family were shareholders in the German Club "Club Aleman" in Havana from 1939 to 1960. Other family members identified through the profuse captions include Aunt Merci Aunt Hortensia Uncle Gustavo Estela grandfather Enrique Moeller grandmother Rosa Gelpi and others.<br /> <br /> The album also contains several photographs relating to the Nazi Party in Germany before the war as well as two photographs with captions poignantly noting one young man who would die in a concentration camp in Germany. One of the latter examples pictures a young man named Gerd Wolf with the Spanish caption translated as "Rabbi Fidellis eating bananas - He was with the Resistance and died in the Dachau concentration camp." The Coyula y Moeller family were apparently shareholders in a German casino in Cuba. Notably an antecedent of the family was apparently friends with a German individual who is documented as later helping usher Hitler into power and the album records two additional Nazi individuals who "visited grandfather's house" and "fled to Brazil" to escape the consequences of their war crimes. Yet another family photograph shows a group of adults posed in a garden with the caption reading: "Nuestro amigo: Resulto ser Himmler" "Our friend: turned out to be Himmler". Indeed the image shows the man third from right is clearly Heinrich Himmler.<br /> <br /> In addition to pictures of the family at home in Cuba the album captures them in various locations in Germany mainly Bonn Hamburg and the aforementioned Bad Godesberg. The family also traveled to New York in the United States and Southampton England among other places with several photographs documenting their travels in each location. The album is also replete with identified photographs of a legion of family friends and acquaintances providing ample opportunity for deeper research into the connections within the family but also to the family's larger community. According to a previous owner the album came out of the noted Weber family in Cuba. An exceptional and well-preserved collection presenting the lives of this noted German-Cuban family. unknown
036507960X.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
0364301090.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
200054535Havana: Editorial Echevarria ca. 2000. Oblong 4to. 32 pp unpaginated. w/ 271 colour numbered Revolutionary trading cards all tipped-in including 3 for Revolutionist flags on verso front cover. Colour-illustrated coated softcovers cover art showing heroic Fidel Castro leading the revolutionaries rubbing creasing rippling to textblock still VG- copy. Facsimile souvenir of this famed piece of Cuban Revolutionary propaganda distributed free to the Cuban people originally by Felices Frutas the local canned fruit industry trying to stay afloat and appease Castro as all the countries industries and businesses were nationalized after the Revolution. Featuring the cartoon art of Capdevila this piece traces the return of the Castros from exile in Mexico as they fought capitalist exploitation the fall of Batista the bloody running battles and more all celebrating the success. Editorial Echevarria, paperback
