The Vietnam photo book
New York: Grossman Publishers, 1971. First edition, 4to, pp. 160; fine copy in a fine, price-clipped dust jacket. Photographically illustrated throughout. More
New York: Grossman Publishers, 1971. First edition, 4to, pp. 160; fine copy in a fine, price-clipped dust jacket. Photographically illustrated throughout. More
[Saigon? 1970 or after.]. 4to, pp. 34; printed from typescript; full-page generic plan of a village; pro-forma tables in the text; original cream and yellow printed wrappers stapled at the top corner, manuscript "LCDR Pozzi" at top right-hand corner of upper cover, corners dog-eared. A tool created by the Vietnam government to assist the village governments to complete its mission of identifying problems, coordinating plans, establishing priorities, and allocating resources and delegating work responsibility. Not in OCLC. More
Saigon, n.d. 1970. 4to, 23 leaves (2 folding) saddle-stitched at the top; no text; graphs, tables, illustrations throughout; color pictorial wrappers (soiled) staplebound at top edge, corners dog-eared; interior near fine. More
Paris: Éditions du Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, 1966. Large 8vo, pp. 206; original grey printed cloth (a bit soiled), light foxing to first few pages, else very good. Errata leaf laid in. At head of title: "Travaux du Centre d'Études Sociologiques" More
[Saigon?]: Nhà Sách Minh-Tâm, 1963. Slim 8vo, pp. 141, [3]; photographic illustrations throughout; original white pictorial wrappers (soiling), general shelf wear, interior very good. A religious history of the city of Tây Ninh (birthplace of the Cao Dài religion, established in 1926) and the city's Cao Dài Holy See. Not in OCLC. More
Saigon: Kim Lai An Quán, 1970. First edition, thick 8vo, pp. 562; 15 color plates; original red pictorial wrappers, pages uniformly toned, else near fine. Parallel text in French and Vietnamese. Vietnamese drama and opera. More
Hue: Hue Tourist Office, [1948]. 8vo, pp. 24; illustrated throughout; pages toning, ownership signature on p. 1, else very good in original yellow printed wrappers. Tri-lingual guide book to the imperial city of Hue. More
Paris: Éditions Haussmann, [1956]. Edition limited to 2000 copies (this, no. 72); 8vo, pp. 284; unopened, colored plates, extremities lightly soiled, else a very good copy in original pictorial wrappers. Jean D'esme was a French writer and journalist, best known for his adventure novels. More
[Saigon]: Cành-Bang, 1971. 8vo, pp. 343, [1]; maps, black and white photographic illustrations; original white and blue pictorial wrappers printed in white and purple, near fine. Errata slip laid in. History of the Sa-Ðéc province in Vietnam. Publisher's advertisement printed on back cover. More
[Saigon]: Do Tác Gia, [1972]. 8vo, pp. 356; map, black and white photographic illustrations throughout; original blue and white pictorial wrappers, a bit cockled from damp, else very good. Publisher's advertisement on back cover. History of the Tây-Ninh province in Vietnam. Forms part of the series Loai Sách Su'u-Khao. More
[Saigon]: Tác Gia, 1970. 8vo, pp. 281, [15]; black and white photographic illustrations; lightly toned, else very good in original green and white pictorial wrappers. History of the Vung-Tau province in Vietnam. More
[Saigon]: Tác-Gia, ca. 1970. 8vo, pp. 272, [16]; map, black and white photographic illustrations; original red and white pictorial wrappers, light wear, spine cocked, else very good. History of the Ðinh-tu'ò'ng province in Vietnam. Forms part of the series Loai Sách Su'u Khao. More
[Saigon]: Tác-Gia, ca. 1970. 8vo, pp. 272, [16]; map, black and white photographic illustrations; original red and white pictorial wrappers, light wear, title page edges a bit foxed, else very good. History of the Ðinh-tu'ò'ng province in Vietnam. Forms part of the series Loai Sách Su'u Khao. More
Casteau [Belgium]: Éditions Thanh-Long, 1963. First edition, 4to, pp. [10], 43 (printed on rectos only from typescript); Etudes Orientales no. 1; inscribed by the author on half title, text in typescript, extremities worn and soiled, else very good in original beige printed wrappers. More
Saigon: United States Mission in Vietnam, December, 1966. Small folio, pp. 30; text printed in typescript; original white wrappers (slightly dampstained) printed in green, ink signature on front wrapper, occasional marginalia in the text; a good copy. "Extracts from several hundred captured diaries were screened to produce this composite. Most of the diaries were taken in the Highland and cover the period from July 1965 to August 1966." More
Saigon: [Administrative Office, American Embassy], May 1, 1966. Small folio, pp. 68; map, photographic illustrations; original white pictorial wrappers (some soiling), general light shelf wear, interior fine. 4 copies in OCLC, at Cornell, UC Davis, US Army Heritage and Education Center, and U. of Washington. More
[n.p.]: United States Agency for International Development, 1973. 4to, pp. 63; printed from typescript; original white staplebound wrappers printed in blue, Jones's signature in red ink at top right-hand corner of upper cover, light shelf wear, else very good. A directory of officials and organizations in Saigon, which also includes frequently called numbers and emergency numbers. More
[Saigon]: United States Agency for International Development, 1973. 4to, pp. 63; printed from typescript; original white staplebound wrappers (a bit soiled) printed in blue, top right hand corner of upper cover and first two leaves neatly excised affecting text. A directory of officials and organizations in Saigon, which also includes frequently called numbers and emergency numbers. More
[Saigon]: Thái Do, [1970]. First edition, 8vo, pp. [3]-250, [2]; pages toning, else very good in original black pictorial wrappers, French flaps. Vietnam War novel. Wason 1175. More
[Hanoi]: Giai Phóng, 1970. First edition, 8vo, pp. 149, [1]; original white pictorial wrappers (soiled), some foxing, general shelf wear; pages uniformly toned, else interior mostly fine. Anthology of native Vietnamese short stories on the American War. Wason 812. More
Hanoi: 1966. First edition, small 8vo, pp. 122, [2]; 13 illustrations from photographs on rectos and versos of 4 plates; some dampstaining, else very good in original white and blue printed wrappers. More
San Francisco: Maccords-PSG, 1971 [but printed in 1973]. 4to, pp. [4], 122; printed from typescript, in Vietnamese throughout; stapled printed wrappers with a few small rust marks, otherwise very good. Guidebook for native speakers involved with MACCORDS, the principal staff assistant to COMUSMACV and DEPCORDS, which was responsible for U.S. civil and military support of the GVN Community Defense and Local Development Program. This program encompassed the military, paramilitary, political, economic, and social process of establishing or reestablishing local government that was responsive to and involving the participation of the people by providing sustained, credible territorial security; destroying the VCI (enemy's underground political infrastructure); asserting or reasserting political control over the people; and initiating economic and social activity capable of selfsustenance and expansion. In conjunction with the GVN, RVNAF, and FWMAF, MACCORDS developed joint and combined plans, policies, concepts, and programs to implement the Community Defense and Local Development Program. Not found in OCLC. More
London: Johnson, [1968]. First edition, 8vo, pp. 316; frontispiece, 10 photographic illustrations on rectos and versos of 5 plates, folding map, maps in the text, near fine in the dust jacket. Medical doctor and former member of the House of Parliament becomes a journalist and goes to Vietnam. More
Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1966. First edition thus, 8vo, pp. [8], 159-[160]; very good in original printed stiff paper wrappers, light wear and soiling. Statements from expert, organization, and individual witnesses given in Madison, Wisconsin, July 30-31, 1965. Kastenmeier's hearing, held after the House Foreign Affairs Committee refused to hold public hearing on the war, leads him to conclude ""that the President would have strong support for a negotiated settlement of the conflict short of complete American domination in Vietnam."" More
[Saigon: United States Information Service, 1973]. Small folio, pp. 119; original white printed wrappers (a bit soiled), old Saigon address label on top of first leaf, minor toning along edges, light shelf wear, else a very good copy. Bilingual edition in Vietnamese and English of the press conference held by Kissinger on the signing of the Agreement of the end of the Vietnam war. More