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VENEZUELA PRESIDENT AND DICTATOR GENERAL JUAN VICENTE GOMEZ 1857 - 1935 GOLD COMMEMORATIVE MEDAL GENERAL GOMEZ WAS THE PRESIDENT AND OR MILITARY DICTATOR FROM 1908 TO HIS DEATH IN 1935. "COLECCION BANCO HIPOTECARIO DE OCCIDENTE" CONTAINS: 50 GRAMS OF 9999 PURE GOLD (1.608 OZS) 35 MM DIAMETER REEDED EDGE

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Bailey, Bernadine; Illustrated By Kurt Wiese. 

Venezuela in Story and Pictures.

Chicago: Albert Whitman Co., 1942. 

First Edition. 

Oblong 8vo. 

Near Fine / Good to Very Good. 

Yellow pictorial cloth, color illustrated dust jacket with a few small losses and a long closed tear near spine. All about Venezuela, told for children and pictured in color and b&w by Wiese.  

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CAFE IMPERIAL BRONZE MEDAL 1926 VENEZUELA

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VENEZUELAN FLAG STAMPS 2009

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PICO BOLIVAR VINTAGE POSTCARD MERIDA

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VENEZUELAN SILVER COIN

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Meanwhile in Caracas ...

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Simon Bolivar 100 Gramos Plata Fina 1000

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KING CHANGO - SIN TI - 2000

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Y rezo para que en la otra vida nos podamos encontrar ....

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Crystal Spring Gaseosa Maiquetia Venezuela 1935 - 1956 Soda cap

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Gaseosa Azanza Venezuela Bolívar 1935 -1955 bottle cap

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El metro de Caracas da la hora.

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María Teresa Carreño García de Sena was born in Venezuela in 1853.    Her talent was recognized at an early age, and she took lessons in New York after her family emigrated there in 1862.  She made her debut at Irving Hall at the age of 8, and a year later performed for Abraham Lincoln at the White House.

In 1866, María moved to Europe to study under Georges Mathias and Anton Rubinstein.  She began touring, making her debut as an opera singer in 1876.  Her performances earned the sobriquet, “Valkyrie of the Piano,” and she performed two world tours.  María died in New York City in 1917.

“It is difficult to express adequately what all musicians felt about this great woman who looked like a queen among pianists - and played like a goddess. The instant she walked onto the platform her steady dignity held her audience who watched with riveted attention while she arranged the long train she habitually wore. Her masculine vigour of tone and touch and her marvellous precision on executing octave passages carried everyone completely away.” - Henry Wood