Collectif - Le Moniteur du Commerce et de l'Industrie - 1923

Important original collection from the magazine “Le Moniteur du Commerce et de l’Industrie,” official organ of the French Industrial and Commercial Union, devoted notably to transport, insurance, customs, taxation, commercial law, accounting, legislation and economic life.

This publication constitutes a valuable testimony to French economic and industrial life in the interwar period, with numerous articles, studies, regulatory texts and information intended for professionals in trade and industry.

The lot comprises 123 original issues distributed as follows:
23rd year (1923): 3 issues
24th year (1924): 11 issues
25th year (1925): 17 issues
26th year (1926): 8 issues
27th year (1927): 11 issues
28th year (1928): 15 issues
29th year (1929): 9 issues
30th year (1930): 13 issues
31st year (1931): 11 issues
32nd year (1932): 12 issues
33rd year (1933): 10 issues
41st year (1941): 3 issues
That is a total of 123 original fascicles.

The set is kept in good to very good overall condition considering its age. The magazines essentially show light signs of time and a bit of dusty storage, without compromising their historical interest. The pages are well preserved, with excellent print quality.

This is a rare set, particularly interesting for collectors of old press, economic history, commercial law, transport, insurance, or for researchers wishing to have contemporaneous documentation covering several years.

The photographs are an integral part of the description and allow assessing the preservation state of this remarkable collection. 11 pages per book.

The lot comprises 123 original fascicles. The total number of pages indicated (about 1,700) is an estimate, as the fascicles cover several years of publication and may have a variable page count depending on the issues. This estimate is provided as a rough guide to the volume’s content.