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Bullier.

Attractive original 1895 poster with a dynamic composition and a striking use of color, typical of the Belle Époque era. At the top, in bold, angular lettering is the word "BULLIER," which stands out against the vibrant red background. Below, a female dancer is the central figure, captured mid-twirl. Her dress is black with white ruffles decorated with yellow touches, and she wears a white fur boa around her neck. Her hair is styled with a white accessory, adding to her flamboyant appearance.

Price: $ 1,200.00

L'Afrique Dressee Sur les Relations & nouvelles decouvertes de Differns Voyageurs . . . 1732

Fine Map of Africa with Distinctive, Decorative Border

Price: $ 1,800.00

Singapore | American President Lines

Attractive vintage American President Lines poster featuring a Singaporean boat framing an APL cruise liner in the background.

Price: $ 1,200.00

[ Ancient World ] Christianographie

Original English Color!

Price: $ 1,400.00

Nautical Map Intended for the use of Colonial Undertakings on the W. Coast of Africa from from Lat. 6° 15' to Lat. 14°N, Originally constructed by the late C.B. Wadstrom: but altered and amended, by Captain Philip Beaver to illustrate his African Memoranda.

Detailed map of the region bounded by the Gambia River in the north and Cape Mezurado (Liberia) in the south, covering the countries of Gambia, Guinea, Sierra Leone and part of Gambia, which appeared in Captain Philip Beaver's A frican Memoranda: Relative to an Attempt to Establish a British Settlement on the Island of Bulama, on the Western Coast of Africa, in the Year 1792. With a Brief Notice of the Neighbouring Tribes, Soil, Productions, &c., published in London, C. & R. Baldwin, 1805.

Price: $ 575.00

The Prospect of the Island of Goeree & the Fort Vermandoise alias St. Michael (with) A Plan of the Island Goeree in Nigritiae (and) [Plan of Fortifications]

Interesting set of images depicting the Island of Goree, specifically highlighting the Fort Vermandois, also known as Saint Michael, as it was in the early 18th century. The top portion of the image offers a panoramic view of the coastline from a northeast direction, showcasing the fort's strategic position overlooking the sea. Ships can be seen navigating the surrounding waters, indicating the island's role as a navigational point and its maritime significance.

Price: $ 195.00