1931. Ce qu'il faut savoir à l'exposition coloniale, Société N.E.A - Héliogravure, Lilles, 1931. Interesting guide to the 1931 International Colonial Exhibition in paperback, lavishly illustrated with photographs and maps, including one of the Bois de Vincennes with the position of each pavilion. Several pages are devoted to the "Indochinese Quarter", including a reproduction of the Angkor Wat temple, the Laos, Cochinchina, Annam and Tonkin pavilions. Preface by writer Hélène Colomb. Dimensions: 19x13.5 cm. Also included: An original color plan of the 1931 International Colonial Exhibition donated by Société Générale des Négociations and printed by AMI. Dimensions: 31.5x47.5 cm. (Good condition, a few folds).

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