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RLI Gallery Systems, Inc.
POB 2348 MCPO,
1263 Makati City, Metro Manila
Philippines

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Philippine Map Collectors Society (PHIMCOS)
International Representative,
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[Boy and Girl Sewing] Manila
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A. Nycticorax caledonicus manillensis [Philippine Night Heron (juvenile)] B. Hypotænidia torquata [Philippine Rail]
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Le Petit Parisien - 7 Mai, 1899 Supplement Litteraire Illustre [with frontispiece: "DOGS OF WAR OF THE AMERICAN SOLDIERS IN THE PHILIPPINES]
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The Philippine Insurrection: The Four Truths
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Poinciana Regia. Boj. [Local Name: Fire Tree]
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All Over the Map. A Cartographic Odyssey
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Pic surnommé le Cardinal de l'Isle de Luçon. [Peak named the Cardinal in the Island of Luzon]
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Le volcan Apó (versant sud); vue prise à 2200 mètres d'altitude [Mt. Apo Vulcano towards the South; View Taken at 2200m Altitude]
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The Philippines- Our Artist with the Firing-Line during the advance on Malolos. 1. Our naval and land forces exchanging signals at night. 2. Wounded insurgents in the rear of their firing-line. 3. Insurgent headquarters at Caloocan, showing effect of American artillery fire. ( Mr. Peters made the Sketch for the Drawing on pages 478 and 479 while confined here. 4. Captain James O'Hara, U.S.A., 3d Artillery.
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Lagerstroemia Regia. Roxb. [Tagalog: Banaba Tree]
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Rade de Soulou [Sulu Pier]
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Philippine Islands. Tagolo Point to Cuyo Islands. Including Sebu , Negros and Parts of Panay and Palawan. From the United States Coast Survey Charts to 1923.
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Plano de la ciudad Mexico. [Map of Mexico City]
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East India Archipelago [Eastern Passages to China and Japan][Chart No.6] London, Published by James Imray and Son, 89 & 102 Minories, 1872
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1) Members of the Ifugao Tribe of Luzon, The Largest Island of the Philippines, at Work in a Rice-Field: Natives who employ the Marvellous System of Terrace Culvation Constructed on the Hill-Sides by their Ancestors centuries ago. 2) With a row of baskets slung from a beam beneath the hut to receive the heads of his enemies: The Pyramidal and Eat-proof Home of an Ifugao Head-Hunter. 3) "Dogs, Dogs for Sale! Nice Dogs, Excellent Meat; Come Buy Dogs, Dogs, Dogs!": A Dog-Market Among the Ifugao, Who Love Dog Meat, and consider it better still if the animal has been killed slowly by torture. 4) The Strange Funerary Customs of the Ifugao: A Dead Man arranged in a sitting position before his hut, and exposed for twenty-four days before burial. 5) With an enemy's severed head fixed between a buffalo's horns on the top of an upright rod; An Ifugao Priest in a trance beneath the trophy, and Tribesmen clustered round him.
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