Philadelphia: American Friends Service Committee, [1975]. Six-panel brochure with three black and white photos; light handling wear. Solicits sweaters and acrylic yarn for the upcoming Vietnamese winter, as part of a broader call for reconstruction of Vietnam after the conclusion of the war. More about Put your heart in a sweater for a Vietnamese child
Cat.No: 197458
Berkeley: Institute of East Asian Studies, University of California, 1990. Paperback. 3 volumes, xxxix, 899p.introductory materials, forewords, maps, footnotes, index, fine first edition three-volume set trade paperbacks in white wraps. Indochina Research Monograph 5. More about The Bunker papers: reports to the President from Vietnam, 1967-1973, volumes 1, 2, & 3
Cat.No: 180553
San Francisco: Last Gasp, 2008. 279p., hardcover, as new. Profusely illustrated. More about Ten Southeast Asian Tribes from Five Countries: Thailand, Burma, Vietnam, Laos, Philippines
Cat.No: 218309
Cambridge, MA: Basil Blackwell, 1991. xii+438p., boards, no dj, very good. More about Liberalizing Foreign Trade, Volume 2: the Experience of Korea, the Philippines, and Singapore
Cat.No: 159755
Paris: Payot & Cie, 1923. Paperback. 656p., preface by A. André Touzet, Gouverneur des Colonies, introduction, annexes, text in French, tables, illustrated by 11 maps in b&w and color, paper toned, wraps worn and a bit soiled else a good condition first edition in original wraps. More about La mise en valeur des Colonies Françaises; avec onze cartes en noir et en couleurs
Cat.No: 107358
Washington: GPO, 1974. xi+399p., preface by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, introduction, summary, recommendations, appendixes, index, glossary, illustrated with tables, maps, photos, and a folding map, very good in original green wraps. More about Relief and rehabilitation of war victims in Indochina: one year after the ceasefire; a study...
Cat.No: 109150
New York: New Century Publishers, 1954. 23p., staplebound pamphlet, cover unevenly toned, otherwise very good. Map of guerrilla zones inside front cover. "Today, in the Spring of 1954, we have come close to getting fully involved in a war in Indo-China, with thousands of Americans sent to die in its... More about Indo-China and world peace
Cat.No: 213432
