Lot #: 34976

Parliamentary Papers - Foreign Office - Annual Series - Diplomatic and Consular Reports on Trade and Finance.

Maker / Publisher:		FOREIGN OFFICE
Place & Date:		London, Harrison and Sons, 1882-1906
Colored:		Uncolored.
Size:		240 x 150 mm / 9.4 x 5.9 inches
Condition:		30 volumes in 8vo, with printed titles to original wrappers, all parts separately bound, all of them in very good condition.

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Very scarce - Only for the British Parliament and the British Crown printed - and not for the trade! Accounts about the Korean country during the time span of the last third of the 19th about Korea and numerous trade accounts, this lot also contains two very important trade treaties between Japan and China regarding Korea and one so called Memorandum regarding the trade between Japan and Korea.

Report by Mr. Carles Journey in two of the Central Provinces of Corea in October 1883. Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty. March 1884, London - Corea. No. 1 (1884), 12 pages, Report of a Journey by Mr. Carles in the North of Corea. Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty. April 1885, London - Corea. No. 2 (1885), 32 pages, Report by Vice-Consul Carles of a Journey from Söul to the Phyöng Kang Gold-Washings, dated May 12, 1885. Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty. August 1885. London - Corea No. 3 (1885), 5 pages, Commercial Reports by her Majesty’s Consul-General in Corea, 1882-83, and a Report of a Journey from Söul to Songdo in August 1884. Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty. 1885. London - Corea No. 1 (1885), 29 pages, Foreign Office. 1897. Miscellaneous Series No. 433. Reports on Subjects of General and Commercial Interest.
Corea. Report on a consular Journey to Ping-Yang and Chenampo. Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty, October, 1897. London, 15 pages, Memorandum Respecting the Trade between Japan and Corea: 1877-82. Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty. February 1883. London - Japan No. 2 (1883), contains a letter by Harry Parkes, 12 pages, 654. Miscellaneous Series. Corea. Diplomatic and Consular Reports. Cotton Culture in Corea. London: Foreign Office, September, 1906. 11 pages, Reports on the Trade for the Year 1885, 7 pages, for 1886, 7 pages, for 1888, 12 pages, for 1889, 11 pages, for 1890, 13 pages, for 1891, 14 pages, for 1892, 17 pages, for 1893, 20 pages, for 1894, 16 pages, for 1895, 10 pages, for 1896, 13 pages, for 1897, 23 pages, for 1898, 23 pages, for 1899, 32 pages, for 1900, 25 pages, for 1901, 26 pages & one folding table, for 1904, 20 pages, for 1905, 34 pages, for 1910, 21 pages, for 1914, 28 pages,
Reports on Subjects of General and Commercial Interest. Corea. A) Report on the Cultivation of Cotton in Corea, 1894, 4 pages, B) Commercial Condition of the Ports of Fusan and Wönsan, 1894, 8 pages, Treaty Series: Agreement between United Kingdom and Japan Relative to China and Corea. Signed at London, January 30, 1902, 1902, title leaf and 2 pages.

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