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Italy Japan Laos Italy - Macao Italy CALL # = MF-10289 SEAM reel 021 item 07. AUTHOR = Mazzeo, Donatella, 1937 TITLE = Civiltà Khmer. Testo di Donatella Mazzeo e Chiara Silvi Antonini. Presentazione di Han Suyin. IMPRINT = Milano, A. Mondadori, 1972. SERIES = Grandi monumenti, [9]. SERIES = Great Collections Microfilming Project. Phase I, John M. Echols Collection. NOTE = Bibliography: p. 186-189. OCLC # = 20036150. Japan CALL # = MF-10289 SEAM reel 030 item 13. AUTHOR = Delaporte, Louis, 1842-1925. TITLE = Ankoru tosako / Doraporuto ; Miyake Ichiro yaku. UNF TITLE = Voyage au Cambodge : l'architecture khmer. Japanese. IMPRINT = Tokyo : Heibonsha, Showa 45 [1970]. SERIES = Toyo bunko ; 162. SERIES = Great Collections Microfilming Project. Phase I, John M. Echols Collection. OCLC # = 20035918. Laos Laos Serials CALL # = MF Neg. MF. AUTHOR = Laos. TITLE = Projet de budget local du Laos pour l'exercice ... / République française, Gouvernement général de l'Indochine. IMPRINT = Hanoi-Haiphong : Impr. d'Extrême-Orient, 1943 NOTE = Microfilm. 1944. [Hanoi, Vietnam : National Library of Vietnam, 2001] 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm. Master negative held by Center for Research Libraries. Issue for 1944 filmed with: Budget local du Laos de l'exercise ..., 1911-1943. HOLDINGS = Center has: HOLDINGS = MF-12620 SEAM (reel 5) 1944. OCLC # = 48676746. CALL # = MF-13603. TITLE = Mæying Lao. IMPRINT = Viangchan : [s.n.]. NOTE = Description based on: pithi 3, 34 (Thanva 1982 [Dec. 1982]); title from cover. NOTE = In Lao. NOTE = Microfilm. Ithaca, NY : Cornell University, John M. Echols Collection, 2003. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm. HOLDINGS = Center has: HOLDINGS = MF-13603 SEAM (1 reel) v.3, n.34-v.4, n.36, 38; v.5, n.51; v. 7, n.70-80 (Dec. 1982-Feb., Apr. 1983; June 1984; Jan.-Nov. 1986). OCLC # = 53032463. CALL # = MF-13605. TITLE = Num Lao. IMPRINT = Vientiane : Sunkang khong Num Pasason Pativat Lao. NOTE = Description based on: [Pithi] 4, [sabap thi] 94 (15- 30/11/82); title from cover. NOTE = In Lao. NOTE = Microfilm. v.4:no.94-v.8:no.260 (Nov.15/30,1982-Nov.7,1987):[Gaps] Ithaca, NY : Cornell University, John M. Echols Collection, 2003. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm. Issues for Nov. 15/30, 1982-Nov. 7, 1987 filmed with: Membangun, Dec. 10, 1980-Feb. 28, 1983. HOLDINGS = Center has: SEAM Holdings List - April 2005 419 Italy - Macao HOLDINGS = MF-13605 SEAM (1 reel) v. 4, no. 94-v. 5, no. 99 (Nov. 15/30, 1982-Feb. 1/15, 1983); v. 5, no. 101, 109 (Mar. 15/30, July 15/30, 1983); v. 6, no. 127-130, 133-134 (Mar. 15/30-May 1/15, June 15/30-July 1/15, 1984); v. 6, no. 157-158 (June 15/21-22/29, 1985); v. 7, no. 205 (Aug. 1/7, 1986); v. 8, no. 244-251, 253, 255-260 (July 1/7-Aug. 21/28, Sept. 8/14, Sept. 22/28-Nov. 1/7, 1987). OCLC # = 53032552. Macao CALL # = MF-10289 SEAM reel 273 item 7. AUTHOR = Silva, Manuel Maria Alves da. TITLE = Noçoes da grammatica galoli : dialecto de Timor / Manuel Maria Alves da Silva. IMPRINT = Macau : Typ. do Seminario de S. José, 1900. SERIES = Great Collections Microfilming Project. Phase I, John M. Echols Collection. OCLC # = 24977623. SEAM Holdings List - April 2005 420 Malaysia Malaysia CALL # = MF-10289 SEAM reel 230 item 7. AUTHOR = A. Samad Ahmad. TITLE = Laksamana Tun Tuah / oleh Abdul Samad bin Ahmad. IMPRINT = Kuala Lumpur : Khee Meng, [1954]. SERIES = Great Collections Microfilming Project. Phase I, John M. Echols Collection. OCLC # = 23778222. CALL # = MF-10289 SEAM reel 235 item 2. AUTHOR = A. Samad Ahmad. TITLE = Nakhoda Tenggang : anak derhaka-riwayat Batu Keb. IMPRINT = Kuala Lumpur : Khee Meng, [1954?]. SERIES = Great Collections Microfilming Project. Phase I, John M. Echols Collection. OCLC # = 24974081. CALL # = MF-10289 SEAM reel 242 item 10. AUTHOR = Abdullah Haji Musa Lubis. TITLE = Layar terkembang di-Selat Melaka. Di-susun oleh Hj. Musa (Lubis). IMPRINT = [Penang] Sinaran [195-?]. SERIES = Great Collections Microfilming Project. Phase I, John M. Echols Collection. OCLC # = 24972486. CALL # = MF-10289 SEAM reel 250 item 1. AUTHOR = Ahmad Murad bin Nasaruddin, 1910-1974. TITLE = Nyawa di-hujong pedang. IMPRINT = [Kuala Lumpur] Pejabat Perhubongan Raya, Semenanjong Tanah Melayu [1946]. SERIES = Great Collections Microfilming Project. Phase I, John M. Echols Collection. OCLC # = 24976768. CALL # = MF-10289 SEAM reel 241 item 16. AUTHOR = Ahmad Murad bin Nasaruddin, 1910-1974. TITLE = Nyawa di-hujong pedang. (Buat kenang kenangan kapada sahabat saya yang di-kasehi Allah yarham Enche' Yazid bin Ahmad yang telah menjadi korban Jepun kerana mëmpërtahankan tanah ayer-nya) IMPRINT = Kuala Lumpur, Di-khee Meng Press, 1954. SERIES = Great Collections Microfilming Project. Phase I, John M. Echols Collection. OCLC # = 24976551. CALL # = FICHE SEAM. AUTHOR = Colloquium on Southeast Asian Studies (1977 : Kota Kinabalu, Sabah). TITLE = Conference on Southeast Asian Studies, 11-26 November 1977, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia : [papers]. IMPRINT = [Kuala Lumpur] : Universiti Malaya, [1977?]. SERIES = Microfiche ; 8113. NOTE = A selection of these papers was published by Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore, with title: A colloquium on Southeast Asian Studies. NOTE = Includes bibliographical references. NOTE = Microfiche. [Kuala Lumpur] : University of Malaya Library, Reprographic Service, [1982]. 21 microfiches ; 11 x 15 cm. (Microfiche ; 8113). HOLDINGS = FILED AS: Conference on Southeast Asian Studies (1977 : Kota Kinabalu, Sabah). OCLC # = 8828619. CALL # = MF-13629. AUTHOR = Great Britain. Colonial Office. TITLE = Straits Settlements records, 1800-1872. IMPRINT = [Singapore]. NOTE = Microfilm. Singapore : Government of the Colony of Singapore, Microfilm Unit for the Colonial Office. HOLDINGS = MF-13629 (236 reels) r.1-235. CALL # = MF-13561. TITLE = Index to "A" Penang, Malacca, & Singapore Consultations, 1806-1830. SEAM Holdings List - April 2005 421 Malaysia IMPRINT = Singapore : Microfilmed by the Government Microfilm Unit [of] Government of the State of Singapore, National Library Archives, [19--]. NOTE = Title from microfilm title frame. NOTE = Index to section A of the Straits Settlments records: Penang consultations, 1806-1830, Singapore consultations, 1827-1830, and Malacca consultations, 1829-1830. OCLC # = 52800500. CALL # = MF-13400 AUTHOR = Great Britain. Colonial Office TITLE = Records of the Colonial Office, British North Borneo (Sabah), Sessional Papers, 1908-1965. C.O. 648 [microform] : Sessional papers from the colonies IMPRINT = London : Public Record Office, 1974 DESCRIPT = microfilm reels ; 35 mm SERIES = Records of the Public Record Office. C.O. 648 SERIES = PRO ; C.O. 648 NOTE = This series contains sessional papers from British North Borneo (later Sabah) NOTE = C.O. 648/1-24. 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