SN - Revue Maritime et Coloniale - 1867

Superb illustrated edition with 3 Canon plates, 2 Lissa Battle plates, one polar topography plate, one tactical ropes plate, a folding engraving Port of Rochefort, 4 engravings of the port of Rochefort and a folding map of shipwrecks along the French coasts in 1865 -

This dense collection of analyses, technical studies, geopolitical chronicles and administrative reflections is devoted to naval, commercial and colonial questions in the context of 19th-century France -

The first volume gathers technical, strategic and economic studies on the war navy and merchant navy, addressing topics such as shipbuilding, fleet evolution, technological innovations and the organization of ports -

The review also gives substantial space to colonial issues, analyzing territorial expansion, administration of colonies, commercial exchanges and relations with local populations, often viewed through the political and imperial concerns of the era -

The contributions, written by various specialists, officers or administrators, offer detailed and documented information aimed at informing decision-makers and educated circles about the challenges related to maritime power and colonial influence -

SN - Revue Maritime et Coloniale - 1867- Tome 19th - Paul Dupont & Challamel Aîné -
3 Canon plates, 2 plates - 199 to 721 pages -

Good condition of the binding, the work in its red half-simile binding of edition, marbled boards, worn edges with small losses, speckled edges, smooth spine decorated with gold band motifs, gold lettering, volume number and date –

Good interior condition, some stains, work enriched with 3 Canon plates, 2 Lissa Battle plates, 1 polar topography plate, 1 tactical ropes plate, 1 folding engraving Port of Rochefort, 4 engravings of the port of Rochefort and folding map of shipwrecks along the coasts of France in 1865, endpapers in good condition, a fine copy –

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