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191267573New York: E. P. Dutton and Company 31 West Twenty-Third Street 1912. First edition in English American issue English sheets with a new title page; 4to pp. xvii 1 469 1; 24 mounted photogravures after Vittorio Sella 5 photographic panoramas on 4 plates 2 colored plates of minerals; original green cloth gilt-stamped spine; covers with a few smudges but overall very good sound and clean. Accompanied by the supplemental atlas volume containing 18 plates on 17 sheets all folding plus three maps and the plate list and index. A detailed and profusely illustrated account of the explorations of the Baltoro region by the Duke of the Abruzzi during which he made multiple attempts on K2. The Abruzzi Spur on that peak is named for him and is the standard route today. He ascended that to about 6250 meters. He also climbed Chogolisa but was driven back by bad weather about 150 meters from the summit. Vittorio Sella's photographs of the region from the expedition are among the finest of the period. Neate 266 for the London edition; Yakushi F71b. E. P. Dutton and Company, 31 West Twenty-Third Street unknown
1941171093New York: Savoy Ballroom 1941 & 1942. The Goose Hangs High Over Harlem From the collection of Rolling Stones drummer and jazz aficionado Charlie Watts: a conspicuously uncommon pair of handbills for the celebrated Savoy Ballroom both advertising Labor Day celebrations that for the 1942 party featuring Cootie Williams and His Orchestra and the Savoy Sultans. The jive talk strapline of the day requires attendees to "Relax in Slacks Jump in Jumpers Swing in Ginghams Bounce in Pajamas". The sub-title of "The Goose Hangs High Over Harlem" derives from an old expression whose rather obscure meaning may have origins in the superstition that if geese were seen flying high then evil spirits were gone and good times were at hand. What may have been uppermost in the mind of the Savoy organisers however was Woody Herman's 1936 vocal version of the song of the same name also recorded by Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis in 1958 as a "honker" with a tight bouncing groove. "Special events by Afro-American community associations and the booking of Latin bands sustained the variety of the Savoy ballroom's dances. Fancy-dress events were the one enduring feature of the original cabaret-style entertainment that remained popular enough to survive Perhaps the reason for this popularity was the opportunity that fancy dress provided Harlemites to indulge a sense of what seemed to be the 'exotic' such as Arabian Russian and Chinese nights or the annual Barn Dance on Labor Day Authenticity was not a great concern when attempting square dancing but complaints were voiced on occasions if real bales of straw were not used to decorate the ballroom!" Malnig p. 137. From the celebrated jazz ephemera collection of Norman R. Saks. Two handbills 190 x 135 mm; 240 x 148 mm. Printed on recto only both featuring the image of a rustic skyline harvest moon and barn labelled "Savoy Hay Station". Some creasing and light signs of handling but in very good condition. Julie Malnig ed. Ballroom Boogie Shimmy Sham Shake: A Social and Popular Dance Reader 2009. unknown
1930SAVOYCOC013282Constable London. 1930. First edition first issue with the half-title and title-page paginated and with the errata slip at page 25. Octavo. 287 pages. Colour illustrations and decorations by Gilbert Rumbold. Art deco cloth-backed boards decorated in green grey and black as well as gilt foil. The design of this classic work was intended to complement the art deco of the American Bar at the Savoy. The author the most famous cocktail barman of the twenties and thirties was an American who had come to London in 1920 to escape from Prohibition.Spotting to edges and prelims. Much less rubbing to the boards than is usually seen. Very good indeed. Constable, London. hardcover
1935190330New York: Savoy Ballroom 1935. Four Big Guns of Dance Music in a Dynamic Battle of Music From the collection of Rolling Stones drummer and jazz aficionado Charlie Watts: impossible to ignore handbill for a sensational "battle of the bands" at the celebrated Savoy Ballroom the scene of many such encounters but in this instance boasting a particularly stellar line up: Chick Webb "I'll Kill 'Em" Fletcher Henderson "I'll Murder 'Em" Fess Williams "I'll Slay 'Em" Teddy Hill "I'll Slaughter 'Em". The artwork certainly buttonholes the eyeballs: on the left four "big guns" blast out the names of the participants and on the right a mock-up of a newsstand headline declaims "EXTRA - 4 Blazing Bands Declare - JAZZ WAR - Breakfast Dance - All Night Sat. April 13th. 5 pm to 8am - 50¢ Admits You to the Musical Battle Sector". A flavour of the atmosphere of these famous sessions is captured by jazz historian Lewis A. Erenberg: "When the curtain came down on Benny Goodman's Carnegie Hall concert of 1938 the Count Basie band and many of the other musicians present raced uptown to the Savoy Ballroom in Harlem for the momentous battle of the bands with the Chick Webb Orchestra. 'That was one hell of a battle' recalled Buck Clayton Basie's trumpeter. 'All concerned were putting down some heavy swing' Webb's orchestra the house band at the Savoy all through the late 1930s and the winner of numerous battles against visiting hopefuls aimed its 'sensational whirlwind barrage chiefly at the ears and head with resounding arrangements'". A genuinely remarkable survival from the heyday of Swing advertising "Four Big Guns of Dance Music in a Dynamic Battle of Music" when "Hot Licks" were pitched against "Hot Piano" and "High Notes" went toe-to-toe with "Low Notes" - as the strapline says: "What A Fight!" From the celebrated jazz ephemera collection of Norman R. Saks. Handbill 210 x 280 mm. Printed on recto only in red and black. Neat ownership inscription in green ink of one "Chas Roy" straddling the printed name of Teddy Hill; remains of paper on verso where once pasted into an album short closed tear into lower edge general creasing and signs of handling overall light toning yet remarkably well preserved. Lewis A. Erenberg Swingin' the Dream: Big Band Jazz and the Rebirth of American Culture 1998. unknown
1930190332New York: The Savoy Ballroom 1930s. Chic memento of Harlem's greatest nightspot From the collection of Rolling Stones drummer and jazz aficionado Charlie Watts with his posthumous bookplate: a striking souvenir of the fabled Savoy "the World's Greatest Ballroom" situated on Lenox Avenue. Langston Hughes surely had it in mind when in "Juke Box Love Song" he referred to "Harlem's heartbeat". Entirely unsegregated from the beginning this was a ballroom not a night club - they came to dance. The long narrow dance floor known to the regulars as the "Track" was not a place for the faint-hearted it was every bit as competitive as the Savoy's dual bandstands where the Battles of the Bands or Cutting Contests took place and for which the venue became famous. Through the 1930s until his unfortunately premature demise in 1939 the great Chick Webb the original King of Swing held sway with his hard-driving band defeating all comers of the stature of Benny Goodman and Count Basie the winners chosen by the dancers of course. The folder contains the original table photograph which shows a booth with four African-American couples in their thirties and a couple of hangers-on outside the booth all of them sharply turned out and ready for a good time. And - if the debris on the table is anything to go by with at least one champagne bottle in evidence - on their way to having one. This is a wonderfully evocative piece of jazz ephemera from the Charlie Parker and Night Club Memorabilia collection of Norman R. Saks. Pink card photo-folder 238 x 278 mm superb graphic of a dancing couple to front panel. Original silver gelatin table photograph in the window mount. A little rubbed and soiled some minor stripping at the spine and lower edge of the front panel short split to the window-mount the photograph slightly mottled. Ken Vail The Norman R. Saks Collection 292 unknown
192289837Nouméa: Imprimerie Nationale 1922. Fine. Imprimerie Nationale Nouméa 1922 15 x 23.5 cm Relié First edition cf. O'Reilly 2192. Modern Bradel binding in brown half-cloth forest-green morocco lettering-piece marbled paper boards beige endpapers and pastedowns original wrappers retained albeit lightly soiled; binding signed by Boichot. Illustrated with 49 photographic plates hors texte. ""Minutieuse histoire analytico-chronologique des trente premières années de la Calédonie européenne. Il annonçait une suite qui n'a jamais vu le jour"" O'Reilly. Imprimerie Nationale hardcover
192289837Imprimerie Nationale | Nouméa 1922 | 15 x 23.5 cm | Relié
19821784# AUTEUR: Taylor I. # ÉDITEUR: Laffitte Jeanne - Marseille et EDIALP 74290 Menthon St Bernard # ANNÉE ÉDITION: 1982 # ENVOI, BEAUX PAPIERS: Grand vergé 115gr pour le texte - Ivoire 170gr pour les gravures. # COUVERTURE: 1/2 Maroquin lie de vin - dos à nerfs - titre et fleurs de lys dorés - armoirie sur les plats - tête dorée - sous emboitage # DÉTAILS: Deux volumes in folio (46 x 32cm) reliés ( reprint de l'édition de 1854 de Firmin Didot) T1 4ff + IV + 123pp + 48 planches (Vienne) + pagination continue 157p + 48 planches (Grenoble). T2 1ff + pagination continue 182p + 33 planches( Gap, Embrun, Briançon)+ pagination continue 237p + 44 planches (Valence) + 2ff. Edition prestige de 63 exemplaires (n° LXIX) sans la suite de 40 planches tirées à part. Tirage total 500 exemplaires. ( frais de port compris) # PHOTOS visibles sur www.latourinfernal.com
1937SAVOIEEEE331222Grenoble, Editions Didier et Richard, 15 mai 1937, 28,5 x 38,5, 152 pages cousues sous couverture rempliée imprimée. Avant-propos de Léandre Vaillat. Un des 16 exemplaires - numéroté 5 - sur papier Japon des Manufactures impériales comprenant, en sus des illustrations noir & blanc qui accompagnent le texte, une suite de 56 héliogravures sur papier B. F. K. de Rives. Tirage limité à 325 exemplaires.
1980WOC-963Tome I:Le Chablais, par Henri Baud et Jean-Yves Mariotte. Tome II:Le Faucigny, par Henri Baud et Jean-Yves Mariotte. Tome III:Le Genevois et Lac d'Annecy, par Jean-Yves Mariotte / Henri Baud / Jean-Bernard Challamel et Alain Guerrier. Tome IV: Albertville et son arrondissement, par François-Marius Hudry. Tome I (5):Chambéry et ses environs, Le Petit Bugey, avec la collaboration:Michel Brocard. Lucien Lagier Bruno et André Palluel-Guillard. Tome II (6): Aix-Les-Bains et ses environs.Les Bauges. La Chartreuse. La Combe de Savoie. Montmelian., avec la collaboration de: Michèle Broccard. André Palluel-Guillard. Maurice Messiez-Poche.Tome III (7):La Maurienne. Chamoux. La Rochette, avec la collaboration de:Michèle Brocard. Maurice Messiez-Poche. Pierre Dompnier.Ouvrages ornés de croquis, cartes, photographies, etc.Roanne, Editions Horvath, 1980, 1981, 1982,1983,1984.7 volumes in-8 (25x17cm) édition de luxe reliée peau grenat foncé, dorée sur la tranche supérieure, 1er plat et dos orné d'une vignette, sous emboîtage. 422pp.+619pp.+672pp.+444pp.+475pp.+466pp.+556pp.
190382711903 London: Hutchinson, & co. 1903. Complet en 2 vol. in-4: 20 x 25.5 cm. I/ xvi-346 pp., + 11 pl., + 1 carte, pp. xvii-xxii, II/ viii pp., pp. [347]-702, + 7 pl., + 4 cartes, pp. [ix-xii]. Première édition anglaise, traduite par William Le Queux, de lexpédition à laquelle participe par Louis Amédée de Savoie (1873-1933), duc des Abruzzes. Les deux volumes sont enrichi de 212 illustrations dans le texte, 16 photogravures hors-texte, 2 panoramas et 5 cartes. Reliure déditeur en toile verte illustrée. Très bel exemplaire. Cest au cours de cette expédition au Pole Nord (1899-1900), que le prince, alpiniste et explorateur Louis Amédée de Savoie atteint la latitude arctique maximale (86° 33 49) et doit être amputé de deux doigts gelés!
190321201491903. London: Hutchinson & Co. 1903. Two volumes 4to. Original green cloth image of Polar Star blocked in gilt to upper cover gilt lettering to spine; pp. xvi 346 xvii-xxii; viii 347-702 ix-xii 212 photographic illustrations in the text 16 full-page photogravures 2 panoramas 5 maps including 2 folding maps at rear of volume I; very light marking to cloth minimal offsetting from endpapers otherwise a very good set with mid-20th century bookplates.First edition. The Polar Star expedition comprising a crew from Italy and Norway aimed to reach the North Polar by sailing as far north as possible and then continuing by sledge. The Pole was not actually attained but the sledge expedition pushed on to a new highest latitude and indeed the Polar Star reached the highest latitude ever achieved by a ship following the coast-line. Three of the crew perished during the sledge journey.Prince Luigi Amedeo Duke of the Abruzzi 1873-1933 was an Italian mountaineer and explorer. A member of the royal House of Savoy he was briefly an Infante of Spain as the son of Amadeo I of Spain and a cousin to King Victor Emmanuel III of Italy.Arctic Bibliography 10423. hardcover
19412227# AUTEUR: collectif # ÉDITEUR: Dardel - Chambéry # ANNÉE ÉDITION: 1941 - 1960 # COUVERTURE: 1/2 toile rouge à coins - pièce de titre basane noire - titre doré # DÉTAILS: 10 volumes reliés: 1941 pagination continue des 5 n° 320pp. et 23 illustrations photographiques hors texte - 1942 idem 336pp. 24 ht. - 1943 idem 336pp. 22ht. - 1944-45, 3 livraisons + 2, 256pp + 206pp. 28ht et 1 carte dépliante. - 1946-47 2n°+ 2n° 216pp. + 192pp. 18ht. - 1954-55 1n° + 4n° 299pp. + 76pp. 19ht. - 1956-57 3n° suite paginée 80 à 322pp. 4n° 323pp. 31ht. - 1958 4n° 328pp. 20ht. - 1959 4n° 358pp. 21ht. - 1960 2 n° spécial centenaire + dernier trimestre 394pp. 18 ht dont une carte en couleur + spécial chansons de Savoie 78pp. Soit 47 numéros dont 4 de Noël et 2 spéciaux. Nombreuses pages de publicité à chaque numéro. A partir de 1945 la revue est intitulée ”cahiers de Savoie”. De 1948 à 1953 il n'y pas eu de publication. Bien complet du supplément ”quatre blasons de Savoie” réservé aux abonnés ( double feuillet paginé IV + hors texte polychrome) du 4e trimestre 1957. # PHOTOS visibles sur www.latourinfernal.com
19022596# AUTEUR: Grand-Carteret John # ILLUSTRATEUR: Giranne Gustave # ÉDITEUR: Falque H. et Perrin F. - Grenoble - François Ducloz - Moutiers # ANNÉE ÉDITION: 1902 # ENVOI, BEAUX PAPIERS: Chine - Japon # COUVERTURE: souple imprimée illustrée en couleur - titre rouge et noir b # DÉTAILS: Grand in 8° broché: état en noir du frontispice + faux titre et justificatif + frontispice couleurs sur Japon + titre + hommage au Dr Tournier + 2ff lettre fac similé + XXVIII + 466pp.+ 1ff. 12 planches hors texte dont 3 en couleurs sur Japon et 3 en noir sur Chine (avec le frontispice) (2 états). Exemplaire sur Papier de Chine, imprimé pour M.A.- Casimir Dumas n° 32 d'un tirage total de 1250 non réimprimé. Signatures de l'auteur et des éditeurs sur le justificatif. Ouvrage livré dans son étui d'origine cartonné et étiqueté des éditeurs. 15 encadrements de chapitres en bistre, 222 dessins et croquis de Gustave Giranne, 145 reproductions d'estampes et documents anciens, bibliographie critique de l'enseigne de 40pp. in fine. ” il ne sera pas repris d'exemplaire sans cet étui ” étiqueté sur la boite. # PHOTOS visibles sur www.latourinfernal.com
1940158DdVilleconin SRIP 1940 Fort et grand In4 ( 29 X 24 cm ) - Demi basane verte - 800 pages - NON Coupé - Envoi autographe signé de l'auteur en 1945 en page de garde - Tirage a seulement 200 exemplaires celui ci numéroté 185 . 1 carte dépliante . La famille de Jouvencel est une famille subsistante de la noblesse française, originaire du Piémont, installée en Savoie au XVIe siècle, dans la région de Lyon au XVIIIe siècle, puis en Île-de-France au XIXe siècle .
1940158DdVilleconin SRIP 1940 Fort et grand In4 ( 29 X 24 cm ) - Demi basane verte - 800 pages - NON Coupé - Envoi autographe signé de l'auteur en 1945 en page de garde - Tirage a seulement 200 exemplaires celui ci numéroté 185 . 1 carte dépliante . La famille de Jouvencel est une famille subsistante de la noblesse française, originaire du Piémont, installée en Savoie au XVIe siècle, dans la région de Lyon au XVIIIe siècle, puis en Île-de-France au XIXe siècle .
19822577# AUTEUR: Paillard Philippe- André Palluel- Guillard- Hudry François-Marius # ÉDITEUR: Horwath - 42120 Le Coteau # ANNÉE ÉDITION: 1982 # ENVOI, BEAUX PAPIERS: Papier couché mat 135g # COUVERTURE: Pleine peau grenat foncé - dos rond - gravure frappée dans le plat et au dos - titre doré - tête dorée # DÉTAILS: 4 volumes gd in 8° reliés: T1- Chambéry et ses environs, le petit Bugey. 475pp. T2- Aix-les-Bains et ses environs, les Bauges, la Chartreuse, la combe de Savoie, 461pp.+ 3ff. T3- La Maurienne, Chamoux, La Rochette 550pp.+ 5ff.(index). T4- Albertville et son arrondissement 444pp.+ 1ff. Edition de luxe numérotée 202 d'un tirage à 600 exemplaires. Avec la collaboration: Michèle Brocard, Lucien Lagier-Bruno, André Palluel-Guillard. # PHOTOS visibles sur www.latourinfernal.com
192321669chambery Dardel 1923 -in-4 broché un fort volume, broché crème grand in-quarto Editeur (paperback in-4 Editor)(33 x 25,5 cm), dos et couverture rempliée imprimés en noir et rouge (spine and cover printed), 1ère de couverture illustrée d'une composition en couleur contrecollée, toutes tranches non-rognées, Edition Numérotée, TIRAGE LIMITÉ à 200 exemplaires sur Papier d'Arches, seul grand papier, avec une suite des illustrations en couleurs, Numérotés de 1 à 200 (N°26), Illustré de 97 dessins au brou de noix et de 27 aquarelles par André-Charles COPPIER, 120 pages, 1923 Chambéry, Dardel Editeur,
19034328Hutchinson and Co London 1903. First Edition. Hardcover Original Cloth. Very Good Condition/No Dust Jacket. 1st English Edition; 2 volumes; Vol I xvi 1-346 pages xvii-xxii; Vol II viii 347-702 pages ix-xii. Original covers. In two volumes with 212 illustrations in text 16 full-page photogravure plates 2 panoramas and 5 coloured maps. Complete all plates maps and panoramas as called for. Shelf wear front inner hinges splitting both volumes minor spotting to page edges. Neat presentation inscription dated Christmas 1903 otherwise contents clean. A lovely set. In 1899 the author organized an expedition towards the North Pole. In spring he arrived in the Norwegian capital Christiania the present day Oslo with 10 companions. The duke acquired the Jason a steam whaler of 570 tons renamed it Stella Polare "Pole Star" & took the ship on the expedition through the frozen Artic Sea. The members of the expedition sought to reach the North Pole by way of Novaya Zemyla and the Franz Joseph Archipelago. They sailed as far north as possible and then continued their trek by sledge. While they did not reach the North Pole they did reach the highest latitude ever attained by sledge at that time. Originally published in Italian this first edition in English contains 2 folding color maps in the back pocket of the second volume. This is the first UK edition. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilogram. Category: Arctic & Antarctic; Exploration. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 4328. . Hutchinson and Co hardcover
19071263Paris, Plon-Nourrit et Cie, 1907, in-8 ; plein chagrin bleu outre-mer ; dos à nerfs soulignés d'un pointillé doré, caissons ornés de fleurs de lys mosaïquées beige encadrées d'un double filet doré ; plats décorés d'un semis de fleurs de lys dans un double encadrement de filet doré ; double filet doré sur les coupes ; large dentelle dorée d'encadrement intérieur avec, au milieu et en garde, un brocard de soie moire beige et or ; toutes tranches dorées, couverture vert pâle conservée (Larthe, de Nancy) ; (4) ff., 281 pp., (1) f. et un frontispice portrait de Louise de Savoie.
190954725Paris, Plon-Nourrit et Cie, 1909, in-8, (10), 356pp, 34pl, demi-chagrin rouge, dos à nerfs orné, tranches dorées (reliure de l'époque), 24 planches de vues et de paysages, 5 panoramas dépliants, 1 profil altimétrique, 4 cartes (dont 2 en couleurs). Nombreuses figures dans texte, d'après les photographies de l'alpiniste Vittorio Sella (1859-1943). PREMIÈRE ÉDITION française de cet ouvrage publié à Milan en 1908, traduit par Alfred Poizat et dédié à la reine Marguerite de Savoie. Récit de la campagne d'exploration dirigée en 1906 par le prince Louis-Amédée de Savoie (1873-1933), duc des Abruzzes, explorateur et alpiniste, dans la chaîne neigeuse du Ruwenzori, située en Afrique équatoriale (il sera d'ailleurs le premier à en escalader les sommets). La relation de ce voyage fut rédigée par le docteur Filippo de Filippi, d'après les notes du prince et des autres membres de l'expédition. Comprend les observations météorologiques et astronomiques effectuées par les alpinistes au cours de leur mission. En 1909, deux volumes complémentaires furent publiés à Milan, par le naturaliste de l'expédition Alexandre Roccati. Contenant les notes sur l'histoire naturelle et la géologie de cette région, recueillies trois ans plus tôt, ils soulignent la qualité scientifique de ce voyage (Annales de géographie, 1910, vol. XIX, n°107, p. 259). Bon exemplaire contenant des illustrations précieuses du point de vue documentaire. Reliure frottée par endroits, quelques pages écornées. Déchirure sans manque à une planche. Couverture rigide
1903003833London: Hutchinson & Co. 1903 2 vols. 4to. original green buckram gilt with gilt stamp of the "Polar Star" on upper boards upper hinge vol 1. a little tender both hinges vol. 2 neatly repaired inscrips. to FFE both vols. a little offsetting occ. mark to leaves & boards gilt titling to vol. 2 a trifle flecked; pp. i-xvvi 1-346 xvii-xxii Index with 11 plates 162 illustrations in the text and a colour map; viii 347-702 ix-xii Index with 5 plates 2 folding panoramas 50 illustrations in the text and 4 colour maps 2 folding in rear pocket small area of silverfish damage along one fold with minor loss else fine. Very heavy item 4.5 kg additional postage may be required for international and domestic delivery. A very good set. First English. Hard Cover. VG. Hutchinson & Co. hardcover
1903WRCAM54216London 1903. Two volumes. xvi346xvii-xxii; viii347- 702ix-xii pp. plus over 200 in-text illustrations eighteen plates two folding and five maps two folding and stored in pocket on rear pastedown of second volume. Publisher's original dark green cloth gilt. Minor edge wear hinges starting or tender some dust soiling and staining to boards. Modern bookplate on each front pastedown. Very good. First British edition translated from the Italian of the rare and profusely- illustrated account of the harrowing journey of the Polar Star towards the North Pole. Luigi Amedeo's expedition beat Nansen's record for "Farthest North" though Luigi wasn't with the expedition at its apex being unable to continue after losing two fingers. "With nineteen men the Duke of Abruzzi sailed in the steam brigantine STELLA POLARE June 1899 to Archangel and thence across Barents Sea to Rudolph Island Franz Josef Land to winter in Teplitz Bay and to undertake marches on the ice of the Arctic Basin in attempts to reach the North Pole. The sledge party's farthest was 83°16' N. The ship returned during Aug.-Sept. 1900. The leader's narrative of the expedition includes detailed notes on ice conditions experienced throughout in formation on personnel equipment food and dogs weather polar wildlife and nature; the second section has account by U. Cagni of the sledge march.and report by Cavalli Molinelli on health conditions during the expedition." - ARCTIC BIBLIOGRAPHY. The handsome photogravure plates and panoramas provide a striking picture of Luigi's expedition. ARCTIC BIBLIOGRAPHY 10423. hardcover books
1976149916N.p.: N.p. 1976. Collection of seven vintage borderless reference photographs from the 1976 Italian film.<br/><br/>Based on the real Salon Kitty a cabaret and brothel used by Nazi secret intelligence to collect information on high-ranking SS commandants and foreign dignitaries during World War II. Heavily edited for its US release with many political elements purged in order to market the film as a sexploitation production. Considered one of the progenitors of the Nazi exploitation genre. <br/><br/>Set in Berlin. <br/><br/>9.5 x 7 inches. Near Fine. <br/><br/><br/>Blue Underground. N.p. unknown books
19202382# AUTEUR: Canziani Estella # ILLUSTRATEUR: auteur # ÉDITEUR: Dardel - Chambéry # ANNÉE ÉDITION: 1920 # COUVERTURE: Percaline bleue éditeur - dos lisse titre doré - 1er plat illustré polychrome aux armes de la maison de Savoie - tête dorée # DÉTAILS: In 4° relié IX + 105pp. 47 planches hors texte en couleurs dont 2 d'armoiries en chromolithographie, bandeaux sur la page de titre et aux chapitres. Adapté de l'Anglais par A. Van Gennep. Les observations personnelles de Miss Canziani se rapportent, pour la plupart, à la Maurienne et à la Tarentaise, mais à quelques points seulement de la vallée centrale et à quelques unes d'entre les vallées latérales. # PHOTOS visibles sur www.latourinfernal.com
