Expéditions vers le pôle Nord - L'Univers Illustré - 1852-1881





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The book "L'Univers Illustré", by Expéditions vers le pôle Nord, is a French illustrated edition with soft cover, published by L'Illustration, dating from 1852 to 1881, 10 pages, in excellent condition.
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We offer a selection of 19 old newspapers dedicated to major expeditions to the North Pole, featuring journalistic articles. The illustrated universe includes publications such as L'Illustration, Monde Illustré, France Illustrée, Le Voleur, La République Illustrée.
with a particular focus on the Inuits and their know-how. These journals highlight the essential role of indigenous peoples, whose early explorers quickly adopted survival methods in polar environments, notably the use of dog sleds for transportation, exploration, and expedition logistics.
These period documents testify to the gradual discovery of the Great North, the extreme conditions encountered, and the explorers' adaptation to Inuit techniques. The entire set of journals is from the period, in perfect condition, and complete, making it a coherent and sought-after lot for collectors and enthusiasts of polar exploration history.
We offer a selection of 19 old newspapers dedicated to major expeditions to the North Pole, featuring journalistic articles. The illustrated universe includes publications such as L'Illustration, Monde Illustré, France Illustrée, Le Voleur, La République Illustrée.
with a particular focus on the Inuits and their know-how. These journals highlight the essential role of indigenous peoples, whose early explorers quickly adopted survival methods in polar environments, notably the use of dog sleds for transportation, exploration, and expedition logistics.
These period documents testify to the gradual discovery of the Great North, the extreme conditions encountered, and the explorers' adaptation to Inuit techniques. The entire set of journals is from the period, in perfect condition, and complete, making it a coherent and sought-after lot for collectors and enthusiasts of polar exploration history.

