1931. Documentation set on the 1931 Colonial Exhibition including: - Two l'Illustration magazines, one dated August 22, 1931, the second dated October 21, 1922, and another "VU" magazine, special issue, on the 1931 Colonial Exhibition. - A booklet of 24 detachable maps "Promenade à travers l'exposition coloniale internationale, Paris 1931" published by Braun et Cie. Dimensions: 15.5x9.5 cm. - A booklet "L'Indochine française" published by the General Government of Indochina, printed by La Semeuse Etampes. 60 pages. Dimensions: 24x18 cm. - Two booklets Exposition coloniale internationale de Paris en 1931, L'Indochine, one illustrated by Jean Kerhor, the second entitled But et organisation. Dimensions: 28.5x23 cm. - Also included: - A sales catalog on the 1931 Colonial Exhibition, May 23, 2001.

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