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Sammelband of six 19th Century Fijian imprints 1874-1886 - Suva, Levuka, Viwa Engravings who was active during the

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who was active during the restoration period

vibrant colours are used to highlight contrasting tones and textures on each image

Libera mei Domine

which functioned as the colony’s de facto currency

Letterpress title page to plates and 3 plates

Sammelband of six 19th Century Fijian imprints 1874-1886 - Suva, Levuka, Viwa Engravings who was active during theIce Creams Always on Hand This sammelband contains 6 pamphlets printed in Fiji between 1879 and 1886 one of which contains local adverts including for ice creams. The imprints were printed across the Fijian Islands from the Government press on Suva, to the town of Levuka on Ovalau, and the little island of Viwa where the first Wesleyan press was founded. All these Fijian tracts are scarce with copies institutionally held in single digits and one tract

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