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Old picture postcards of Guadeloupe for sale. Post and packing is extra but does not increase however many items are ordered. Inland £1, Europe £1.50 and Overseas £2
;) ;) | EDITION PHOS Martinique et Guadeloupe - Train de cannes a sucre Old Guadeloupe postcard used in 1904 to Uruguay. Fine. Martinique has been deleted and 'Basseterre' added in m/s | £30.00 |
;) | EDITION PHOS Pointe-a-Pitre - Le Service des Tinettes Early undivided back Guadeloupe postcard, fine unused. Circa 1902. | £12.00 |
;) | EDITION BOISEL Guadeloupe - Cafeiers - No 296 Old Guadeloupe postcard, used in 1928 with SAINT CLAUDE cds in red, but unaddressed. | £6.00 |
;) | EDITION BOISEL Guadeloupe - Troupeau au paturage - No 311 Old Guadeloupe postcard, used in 1928 with SAINT CLAUDE cds in red, but unaddressed. | £7.00 |
;) | ANON LA Guadeloupe Illustree. 92 Exploitation de Cannes a sucre - Un convoi (Balance No 3) Old Guadeloupe postcard, slightly rubbed at top, circa 1910, unused. | £36.00 |
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TRICHON Sugar Mill at Guadaloupe 1880 (circa) Hand coloured wood engraving, fine. 9.5 x 7"
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1845 (26 Dec) boxed COLONIES &c ART 12 boxed mark on EL from Pointe A Pitre, Guadeloupe to France with Pointe A Pitre and Basseterre cds's and Angl Calais French entry mark. Endorsed 'Voir d'Angleterre.' The convention requiring the use of Article 12 for unpaid letters "From other Colonies and Countries beyond sea" for France went into effect on June 1, 1843. This is an example used on the last day
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WILLYAMS Cooper An account of the campaign in the West Indies, in the year 1794, under the command of their excellencies Lieut. General Sir Charles Grey, K.B. and Vice Admiral Sir John Jervis, K.B. commanders in chief in the West Indies; with the reduction of the islands of Martinique, St Lucia, Guadeloupe, Marigalante, Desiada, &c. and the events that followed those unparrelled successes, and caused the loss of Guadeloupe. London, printed by T. Bensley for G. Nicol 1796 149 + [5] + 62 large pp + plan of Fort Bourbon in Martinique and map of the island with two aquatint engravings in text. 4to. 1st ed., a few tone spots otherwise fine in half calf retaining original marbled boards. 9 x 11" The author was a chaplain with the British navy at the time of the occurrence of the events described. Rare. Note this edition does not include the full page acquatint plates. It is printed in a smaller size font and has much smaller margins than the other edition.
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