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Kuhn, A.; Elena of Orleans, Duchess of Aosta 1914. Les exploits cynegetiques d’une Princesse au Continent Noir. Journal des Voyages 1914 (no. 897) 8 February: 164-166, plate on cover.
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Albaret, C.; Kearton, C. 1911. Dans les solitudes de l’Ouganda. Les chasses dangereuses. Journal des Voyages 1911 (no. 775) 8 October: 331-332.
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Terrier, A. 1905. Le tour d’Afrique du Capitaine Salesses. Journal des Voyages 1905 (no. 473) 24 December: 58-61, plate on cover.
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Dubarry, A. 1881. Aventures périlleuses de Narcisse Nicaise au Congo. Journal des Voyages 1881 (no. 197) 17 April: 235-238.
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Cezembre, J. 1914. Une aventure en Rhodésie. Pourquoi Austin Grumbble ne chasse plus le rhinocéros. Journal des Voyages 1914 (no. 923) 9 August: 156-157, plate on cover.
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Forbin, V. 1908. La course à l’abime. A califourchon sur un rhinocéros. Journal des Voyages 1908 (no. 618) 4 October: 295, plate on cover.
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