Morocco

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30 colonial postcards showing different male and female types of Morocco.

Price: $900.00

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18 colonial postcards showing colonial and local life across smaller towns in Morocco. Shown are: Ben-Ahmed, Mediouna, Fez-Djedid, Tiferlanne, Guercif, Saffi, Martimprey-Du-Kiss, Mogador, Marrakech-Gueliz, Midelt, Moulay Idriss, Taza, and Oued-Amlil.

Price: $540.00

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15 colonial postcards of economic life among Moroccans. Shown are local markets, cotton weaving, water selling, carpentry, nut sellers on route to market, blacksmith, book binding.

Price: $450.00

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19 colonial postcards of social life and habits among Moroccans. Shown are a children’s fair, dancing, snake charming, marriage transport, playing dominos, musicians, donkey transport, local coiffure, gathering wood, transporting couscous, local artists, food preparation, Moroccan prison.

Price: $570.00

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13 postcards of French military maneuvers in Morocco. Interrogating prisoners, Gundafis, warriors, Goumiers. Some with military stamps.

Price: $390.00

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4 postcards of colonial life in Tanger and Rabat.

Price: $120.00

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14 postcards showing French and arabs intermingling in Casablanca.

Price: $520.00

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8 colonial postcards of the architecture of Casablanca.

Price: $240.00

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1912 postcard of ex-Sultan Moulay-Hafid, Prince Moulay Hassan and tribal chiefs awaiting to see the Sultan.

Price: $120.00

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10 colonial humor cards of Moroccan life.

Price: $350.00

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5 colonial postcards of Figuig, a city on the Algerian border. In 1845, during the French conquest of Algeria, the town was designated as being within the Moroccan sphere of influence; it was conquered by French forces in 1904 and became part of the French protectorate of Morocco in 1912. The population of the villages is of mixed origin, and both Tamazight (an Amazigh [Berber] language) and Arabic are spoken. Because of disease and the high elevation of the oasis, the town’s date palms are not commercially important; fruits and vegetables are grown mostly for local consumption.

Price: $150.00

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3 colonial postcards of Fez. Architectural and local market.

Price: $150.00

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