Les deux Europes
BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD 0457
Author
Delaisi, Francis
Title
Les deux Europes
Statement of responsibility
Francis Delaisi; preface by Danny Heineman
Place of publication
Paris
Publisher
Payot
Series
Bibliothèque politique et économique
Printer
Imprimerie Floch, Mayenne
Date
1929
Imprint (isbd)
Paris: Payot, 1929
Language
French
Tirage
First printing, September 1929
Collation
254 pages
Illustrations
3 maps
Format
Octavo
Dimensions
22 × 14.5 cm
Typographic signatures
Not identified
Paper type
Wove paper
Watermarks
No visible watermarks observed in the supplied images
Printing condition
High-quality letterpress printing; clear and evenly printed text; statistical tables and maps well reproduced
Binding type
Half-leather binding with cloth-covered boards
Colours
Brown and burgundy
Decoration
Spine with false raised bands, gilt rules and gilt title; polychrome marbled endpapers
Spine
Brown leather spine with gilt title; the gilt initials “A.G.” are heavily worn but still identifiable
Content description
Economic and geopolitical study of the division of Europe into an industrial zone and an agricultural zone; examines industrialisation, agriculture, demography, migration, colonial markets, the Muslim world, international trade and the prospects for European economic cooperation; includes statistical appendices and three maps
Note 1
Published in the series “Bibliothèque politique et économique”
Note 2
First printing published in September 1929
Note 3
Preface by Danny Heineman
Note 4
Includes statistical appendices and three maps
Note 5
Printed by Imprimerie Floch in Mayenne on 2 October 1929
Main subject
European economics and geopolitics
Subsubjects
European politics; European economics; industrialisation; agriculture; demography; emigration; international trade; international relations
Shelfmark
0457
Condition
Good overall condition; sound binding; visible wear to the spine and corners; complete and clean interior
Provenance
Library of Alfred Gallart i Genis
Copy notes
Copy rebound in brown half leather with burgundy cloth-covered boards and polychrome marbled endpapers; the gilt initials “A.G.” are heavily worn but still identifiable on the spine; complete with all three maps