Tourist promotion booklet for the French West Indies. “Columbus discovered Guadeloupe on November 4, 1493. He named it after a monastery in Spain, keeping a promise he had made to Spanish monks. Over the centuries, control of the island changed hands many times, but it finally became a department of France in 1946. Martinique is an island of history, charm, colour and beauty. lt has been the home of the Ciboney, Arawak and Carib Indian.”
FRANCE — Booklet “French Caribbean”
Pavillon : 
France
[Classification call number: FRA004].
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Number of pages: 16 p.
Dimensions: 4 x 9 inches
Autor : The Guadeloupe and Martinique Tourist Boards
Publisher : The Guadeloupe and Martinique Tourist Boards
Collection : Private collection
Rarety : Very Rare
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