Imprimerie Gaillard Maroc
Imprimerie Gaillard Maroc (c. 1947 - present) is a printer based in Casablanca, Morocco, which at times maintained outposts in other cities, especially Rabat. The firm was most active in the last years of the French protectorate in Morocco, producing tourist guides and related works (mostly in French but sometimes in Arabic, German, or other languages), often for the government itself. Remarkably, the company still appears to be in operation, though it presumably has shifted to other types of publishing as their books and guides disappear from library catalogs from the late 1950s onwards.
Last Stage of the French Protectorate in Morocco.
Maroc sous le regne de S.M. Mohammed V / المغرب الأقصى خريطة الإيالة الشريفة أيام سلطنة سيدي محمد الخامس.
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This is a rare c. 1947 Gabriel Carriat-Rolant bilingual French and Arabic pictorial map of Morocco - issued to promote tourism. At the time, Morocco was divided into three administrative zones: protectorates managed by France and Spain, respectively, and the remarkable, cosmopolitan Tangier International Zone. (more details)