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Roma: La Libreria dello Stato [ 1931 ], 1931. First Edition. . Hardcover. See Description. Tall 4to. pp. [4], 130, [2] with 10 unnumbered double page color illustrations by Beryl Tumiati. Numerous color illustrations by Tumiati are also present on the numbered leaves. Bound in quarter off-white cloth with illustrated paper boards. The binding contains rubbing and wear to the edges. A couple of areas along the cloth hinges are neatly restored. The title of the book is handwritten across the spine. No dust jacket. Interior pages are generally clean but with occasional light marginal spotting. 5 leaves of hand written notes on pulpy yellowed paper are loosely inserted in the rear. An Italian children’s book on great ocean navigators with sections on Africa (Il giro dell’ Africa), the discovery of the Atlantic Islands (la scoperta delle isole Atlantiche), the Hyperborean sea (nei mari Iperborei), Portuguese navigators (I maestri dei Portoghesi), Christopher Columbus (Cristoforo Colombo), the… Read More

Roma, Libreria dello Stato, 1931.. In 4¡, leg. edit. mz. tela, piatti e sguardie fig. a col., pp. 130(2) con belle ill. a colori di Beryl Tumiati, n.t. e su tavole f.t. anche a doppia pagina. Leggere tracce d'uso alla leg.

Roma La Libreria Dello Stato, 1931, hardcover. Text in ITALIAN. Introductory comments by Mussolini. Text and beautiful illustrations by Beryl Tumiati of Italian explorations, by sea, to Africa, Christopher Columbus, etc. -- Hardcover, 130 pages, 9x11.5 inches. Hardcover, printed boards, unprinted cloth spine. Condition: very good minus (cover board edges are worn; some soil on rear cover; fore-edge has small stains). -- Pages and artwork are bright.

Rome: Libreria dello Stato, 1931. hardcover. very good. Tumiati, Beryl. Beautifully illustrated in color by Beryl Tumiati. 130pp., 4to, cloth-backed illustrated boards; bookplate inside front cover, edges and corners lightly worn, spine dust soiled. Roma: Libreria dello Stato, (1931). First edition. A very good copy.<br/><br/>

Rome. La Libreria Dello Stato. 1939. Bound in half cloth and pictorial covered boards. 4to. First Edition. Magnificantly illustrated in the art deco style with colour plates maps and assorted vignettes by Beryl Tumiati. Introduction by our personal favorite 20th century tyrant- Benito Mussolini, extolling the virtues of Itallian Seafaring history (Facist Dictator as children's book censor- Quite Odd.) Very small "Printed in Italy" stamp to rear cover, small staining to edges, mild wear to extremities, corners bumped, private library stamp to title page, some toning to page edges. A Good solid copy.

Rome, Italy: La Libreria Dello Stato, 1931. Hardcover. Good (Binding split but still intact, no loose pages; Pages discolored at extremities; Boards and cloth worn at extremities). Beryl Tumiati. Color illus. paper over boards; Mustard-colored cloth at spine; Illustrated endpapers; 130 pp.; Profusely illustrated with 20 color plates and numerous color figures. Text in Italian; Tales of Italian explorers and their findings in Africa, Portugal, and the New World; Richly colored illustrations, some spread over two pages.

Rome: La Libreria Dello Stato. 1931. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Very good in boards. No dust jacket. Soiling and edge wear. Corners bumped. Spine loosening. ; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall .