MR 223
20 colonial postcards of Casablanca. B
Price: $400.00
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Morocco
MR 222
MR 222
10 colonial postcards of Marakech. B
Price: $200.00
MR 221
1922 Almanac for La Campana de Gracia. Illustrated. B
Price: $150.00
MR 220
Military circular distributed to the Spanish soldiers in North Morocco, concerning venereal disease and hygiene.
Price: $250.00
MR 218
6 colonial period of Morocco types and scenes. B
Price: $120.00
MR 204
Late 19th century auca on the Spanish war in Africa. Size 45x32cm. Rare. B AH
Price: $750.00
MR 214
MR 214
Photograph on postcard stock of a wounded Spanish soldier being assisted. On back a soldier writes to his brother “we are waiting for these cowards to show their face…..we want to show what the Spanish are worth…we are happy and singing…..our brigade goes to the most dangerous places but it is better to be here than in Madrid…” Dated August 29, 1909. M
Price: $60.00
MR 210
MR 210
Complete five page chapter titled The Sultan of Morocco and his Present Troubles, from the January 1903 issue of The American Monthly Review of Reviews. B
Price: $25.00
MR 209
1840 engraving by A.H. Payne of Mogador, Morocco. EN B
Price: $40.00
MR 2081858 illustration of the Aissaou brotherhood, with complete article, from L’Illustration, Journal Universel. B
Price: $30.00
Note: The Aissaou brotherhood is a mystical-religious order founded in Meknes in Morocco by Muhammad ben Aïssâ (1465-1526 / 882-933 H.), nicknamed the “Perfect Master” and originally from the city of Taroudant . The terms Aïssâwiyya ( 'Isâwiyya ) and Aïssâwa (' Isâwa ), derived from the name of the founder, respectively designate the brotherhood ( tariqa , lit. "Way") and its disciples (fuqarâ, sing. Fakir , litt. "Poor"). Originally clearly orthodox , the Aïssâwa brotherhood has become a complex social phenomenon, at the crossroads of the sacred and the secular , private and public domain and learned and popular cultures. The Aïssâwa are famous in the Arab world for their spiritual music characterized by the use of the oboe ghaita (syn. Mizmar , zurna ), collective chants of religious hymns accompanied by a percussion orchestra using elements of polyrhythm . Their complex ritual ceremony, which features symbolic dances bringing the participants into a trance , takes place on the one hand in the private sphere during domestic evenings organized at the request of individuals (the lîla-s), and, on the other hand, in the public sphere during the celebrations of patronal feasts ( moussem -s, which are also pilgrimages ) and tourist festivities (folklore shows) or religious ( Ramadan , mawlid or birth of the Prophet of Islam, Mohammed) organized by the Moroccan and Algerian states. B
MR 203
1930 stock certificate ComptoIr Industriel & Automobile Nord-African. Issued in Casablanca. Coupons. B
Price: $30.00
MR 202
1685 engraving of Moroccans. EN B
Price: $80.00