The appreciable editorial career of the Center for Montañeses Studies, with the slow rhythm that time provides, is silently surpassing one hundred and a half monographic editions, alone or co-published with other entities in specific cases, without counting serial publications in this number, as the volumes of Altamira and other specialized magazines initially linked to the I.C.C., that add up to another hundred long volumes.

Some historical periods, like the one between the beginning of the war in 1936 and the postwar until 1945 They did not generate editions for a reason as direct as the absence of paper, dedicated exclusively to the apparatus of the new State, which thus generated in parallel an effective censorship mechanism during that decade. In other periods the presence of the Montañeses Study Center has been partially eclipsed by other conditions of the moment; sometimes, the effects of direct censorship of Franco's regime or, later, the competence of the Cultural Institution of Cantabria, created in the late Franco era of the seventies of the 20th century, which even led to the omission of the editorial seal of the Center for Montañeses Studies; only the listings publications from the different institutes and the C.E.M. issued by the I.C.C itself. has allowed us to break down some editions from the Center for Montañeses Studies at that stage of social and cultural transition towards current times and qualifying at some point -being restrained- difficult for the Center for Montañeses Studies and for several of its most notable members.

Below we include all non-periodic publications generated by the C.E.M.. that we have been able to detect, not ruling out the appearance of some more in his editorial credit, that we would add, if appropriate, to those presented here. With an average of one volume published per semester in its long history, The editorial work carried out is essential in the historiography of Cantabria and many thematic aspects of knowledge.. The serial editions of the Center for Montañeses Studies can be consulted as a complement in the sections Altamira y Newspaper archive.

INDEXES AND DOCUMENTARY CATALOGS
1. Catalog of the archive of the old Jerónimos de Santa Catalina de Monte Corbán monastery. Tomas Maza Solano. 1936.
2. Catalog of publications of the Center for Montañeses Studies. C.E.M. 1972.
3. Indexes of periodical publications of Santander and its province I: The Santander Magazine 1930-1933. Francisco Sáez Picazo. 1973.
4. Indexes of periodical publications of Santander and its province II: Magazine “Altamira” 1934-1971. Francisco Sáez Picazo. 1973.
5. Catalog of the manuscripts of the Modern Collections Section of the Menéndez Pelayo Library, Manuel Vaquerizo. 1980.
6. Indexes of periodical publications of Santander and its province III: Catalog of the mountain newspaper archive 1809-1976. Francisco Sáez Picazo. 1977.
7. Guide to the Provincial Historical Archive of Santander. Manuel Vaquerizo Gil. 1978.
8. Catalog of incunabula and printed works from the 16th century (State Public Library [in Cantabria]). Felisa Gutiérrez Iglesias. 1985.
9. Catalog of Stamps of the Provincial Historical Archive of Cantabria. Manuel Vaquerizo Gil. 1988.
10. Catalog of publications of the Cultural Institution of Cantabria. AA. 1989.
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MONOGRAPHS
11. The funerary sculpture in La Montaña. Elías Ortiz de la Torre, The Marquis of Saltillo, Francisco González-Camino y Aguirre and Fernando González-Camino y Aguirre. 1934.
12. The mountain manor home. Evocations. Eloy Arnáiz de Paz. 1935.
13. Alvarado's. Fermin de Sojo y Lomba. 1935.
14. The master stonemasons of Trasmiera. Fermin de Sojo y Lomba). 1935.
15. Naval construction and privateering during the reign of Philip II, contribution to the history of Santander. Luis Martínez Guitián. 1935.
16. Ships and fleets of the Four Villages of the Coast. Luis Martínez Guitián. 1942.
17. Juliobriga, Roman city in Cantabria. Angel Hernandez Morales. 1946.
18. Arms (Valdecilla, Solar, Overmazas and Ceceñas). Fermin de Sojo y Lomba. 1946.
19. Cantabria by María. Latas and Muslera Sanctuaries. Jerónimo de la Hoz Teja. 1948.
20. Cantabria by María. Mountain Marian shrines. By Jerónimo de la Hoz Teja. Prologue by Marcial Solana. 1949.
21. The popular language of the Santander Mountains. Adriano García Lomas and García Lomas. 1949.
22. Useful wild animals of mountain fauna. Arturo de la Lama. 1949.
23. Maritime trade between the United States and Santander (1778-1829). Fernando Barreda and Ferrer de la Vega. 1950.
24. Brief geological history of the mining-medicinal springs of Cantabria. Juan Gomez Ortiz. 1950.
25. A mountain Dominican hero in the Philippines. Honorio Muñoz. 1951.
26. A Spanish embassy to Siam in the 18th century. José Díaz de Villegas. 1952.
27. Nobility, Nobility, Professions and Trades in the Mountains (Registries of the Cadastre of the Marqués de la Ensenada in Cantabria). Tomas Maza Solano. Volume 1 (1953). Alfoz de Lloredo – Iguna
28. Heraldry in the Real Valle de Villaescusa. Marcial Solana. 1952.
29. A mountain Dominican apostle in Tunkín: Fray Pedro Bustamante, his apostolate and writings (1696-1728). Honorio Muñoz. 1954.
30. Ornithological study of the bay of Santander. Arturo de la Lama. 1955.
31. Nobility, Nobility, Professions and Trades in the Mountains (Registries of the Cadastre of the Marqués de la Ensenada in Cantabria). Tomas Maza Solano. Volume 2 (1956). Lamason – Rionansa
32. Nobility, Nobility, Professions and Trades in the Mountains (Registries of the Cadastre of the Marqués de la Ensenada in Cantabria). Tomas Maza Solano. Volume 3 (1957). Santander – Transmit
33. Santander Bank 1857-1957. Contribution to the study of the economic history of La Montaña. VV. AA. 1957.
34. The P.. Juan Ventura Díaz O.P., a mountain Dominican missionary in the kingdom of Tunkín (1715-1724). Honorio Muñoz. 1958.
35. Santander Manual Guide for the year 1793, by Pedro García Diego, in facsimile edition of the Center for Montañeses Studies and the School of Civil Engineers of Santander. Edition directed by Tomás Maza Solano and funded by Tomás Garcío-Diego de la Huerga, with the title “First Santander Guide…“. 1958.
36. The pasiegos. Critical study, ethnographic and picturesque (Years 1011-1960). Adriano García Lomas. 1960.
37. Nobility, Nobility, Professions and Trades in the Mountains (Registries of the Cadastre of the Marqués de la Ensenada in Cantabria). Tomas Maza Solano. Volume 4 (1961). Tresviso – Villaverde Valley.
37 b. Surnames of La Montaña. Its geographical distribution in the 18th century, according to the registers of the Cadastre of the Marqués de la Ensenada. Tomas Maza Solano. 1961. (Extract and reprint of Nobility, Nobility, Professions and Trades… Volume IV) [Front page]
38. Report of the activities of the Center for Montañeses Studies of Santander. CEM. 1961.
39. Historical-Geographical and Economic Relations of the District of Laredo in the 18th Century (Extract from the General Responses of the Cadastre of the Marqués de la Ensenada in Cantabria). Tomas Maza Solano.Volume 1 (1965). Nansa and Deva Valleys…
40. Apostle among martyrs, el Imo. Sr. D. Fray Manuel Riaño, OP, Apostolic Vicar of Central Tunkin. By Honorio Muñoz, OP. 1962.
41. The Cantabrian corsairs during the reign of Charles IV. Francisco Ignacio de Cáceres y Blanco. 1965.
42. Indians of Cantabria. Manuel Pereda de la Reguera. 1968.
43. Shields of Cantabria I. María del Carmen González Echegaray. 1969.
44. Historical-Geographical and Economic Relations of the District of Laredo in the 18th Century (Extract from the General Responses of the Cadastre of the Marqués de la Ensenada in Cantabria). Tomas Maza Solano.Volume 2 (1970). Valle del Saja, Campoo, Santander, Camargo, Piélagos, On Cayo, Castaneda…
45. The predecessors of Don Pedro Velarde. María del Carmen González Echegaray. 1970.
46. Two national crises in nineteenth-century Santander. Francisco Ignacio de Cáceres y Blanco. 1970.
47. The French Revolution in Santander: How the city and the province welcomed several hundred Nantes priests who were fugitives from terror. José Simon Cabarga. 1971.
48. The Santander Institute. Benito Madariaga de la Campa and Celia Valbuena Morán. 1971.
49. The socio-religious situation of Santander and Bishop Sánchez de Castro (1884-1920). Santiago Díez Llama. 1971.
50. Historical-Geographical and Economic Relations of the District of Laredo in the 18th Century (Extract from the General Responses of the Cadastre of the Marqués de la Ensenada in Cantabria). Tomas Maza Solano. Volume 3 (1972). Valles de Pas, Miera and Ason, Liendo and Villaverde, Bezana Valley, Sotoscueva…
51. Liébana and Picos de Europa. Manuel Pereda de la Reguera. 1972.
52. Santander in the century of pronouncements and civil wars. José Simon Cabarga. 1972.
53. Disquisitions and comments on Spanish folklore. Tomas Maza Solano. 1972.
54. Mountaineers in the New World. Don José de Escandón, founder of New Santander. Ciriaco Pérez Bustamante. 1972.
55. The Royal Artillery Factories of Liérganes and La Cavada. Fernando González-Camino y Aguirre. 1972.
56. Shields of Cantabria II. María del Carmen González Echegaray. 1972.
57. D. Andrés Díaz de Venero y Leyva. Carmen González Echegaray. 1972.
58. Santander 1875-1899 [Contains the annex Commemorative pantheon to the second catastrophe of there andship explosion Cabo Machichaco (March 1894)]. Rafael Gutierrez Colomer. 1973.
59. Marshal Mazarrasa. Fermin de Sojo y Lomba. 1973.
60. Historical notes on the town of San Vicente de la Barquera. Valentin Sainz Diaz. 1973.
61, The hospitals of Puente San Miguel and Cóbreces on the old Jacobean route through Cantabria. Fernando Barreda and Ferrer de la Vega. 1973.
62. History of a Spanish steel company: the Liérganes and La Cavada Blast Furnaces 1622-1834. José Alcalá-Zamora and Queipo de Llano. 1974.
63. Toranzo, data for the history and ethnography of a mountain valley. María del Carmen González Echegaray. 1974.
64. Chronicles of Guarnizo and its Royal Shipyard (From its origins to the year 1800). Nemesio Mercapide Compains. 1974.
65. D. Francisco Xavier de Villanueva y Sota, Navy Ordering Commissioner (1763-1815). Marcial Solana González-Camino. 1975.
66. 40º Anniversary of the Center for Montañeses Studies, Vol. I, Tomo 1 . VV. AA. 1976.
67. 40º Anniversary of the Center for Montañeses Studies, Vol. II, Tomes 2 y 3 VV. AA. 1976.
68. Shields of Cantabria III. María del Carmen González Echegaray. 1976.
69. Flaviobriga. Castro Urdiales. José María Solana Sáinz. 1977.
70. Santander and the New World. VV. AA. 1977.
71. Historical and cultural background of the Province of Santander as a region. Mountain Studies Center. 1978.
72. The Romanesque of Cantabria in its five collegiate churches. Maria Ealo de Sa. 1978.
73. Population and society in Cantabrian Spain during the 17th century. VV. AA. 1985.
74. The province of Cantabria. Notes on its constitution and ordinances (1723-1833). Jose Luis Casado Soto. 1979.
75. The Carabeos. History, economy and society in a rural council of Merindad de Campoo. Agustín Rodríguez Fernández. 1979.
76. The Cantabrians (Colegio Tagore) 1979
77. The War of Independence and its historical moment, Vol. I. VVv AA. 1979.
78. The War of Independence and its historical moment, Vol. II. VV. AA. 1979.
79. Cantabria seen by travelers of the 16th and 17th centuries [See the year's edition here 2000, corrected and increased]. Jose Luis Casado Soto. 1980.
80. The urban reconstruction of Santander 1941-1950. Ramon Rodriguez Llera. 1980.
81. Shields of Cantabria IV. María del Carmen González Echegaray. 1981.
82. Tribute book to Ignacio Aguilera and Santiago, Vol. I. VV. AA. 1981.
83. Tribute book to Ignacio Aguilera and Santiago, Vol. II . VY.AA. 1981. (unpublished)
84. History of the Santander press. José Simon Cabarga. 1982.
85. Medicine in Cantabria. Francisco Vázquez González-Quevedo. 1982.
86. Shields of Cantabria V. María del Carmen González Echegaray. 1983
87. Utopia of a Lebanese Indian. Espinama's charitable-teaching pious work. José Manuel Prellezo García. 1984.
88. The Monastery of Santa María de Puerto (Santoña) 863-1210. Juan Abad Barrasús. 1985.
89. José de Escandón, the Sierra Gorda and the New Santander. Jesus Canales Ruiz. 1985.
90. Baroque Religious Silversmithing in Cantabria. Salvador Carretero Rebes. 1986.
91. Mayors and Councilors. Territorial administration and municipal government in Cantabria during the Modern Age]. Agustín Rodríguez Fernández). 1986.
92. Marian shrines of Cantabria. María del Carmen González Echegaray. 1988.
93. Jacobean routes through Cantabria. Fernando Barreda and Ferrer de la Vega, José Luis Casado Soto and Carmen González Echegaray. 1993.
94. Jose Luis Hidalgo. complete poetry. VV. AA. 1997.
95. The poetry of José Luis Hidalgo. 1998
96. Santander and Cantabria in the Conquest of Seville. Jose Luis Casado Soto. 1998.
97. Manuel Llano Merino, prose poet (23-January-1898 / 1-January-1938). XXVI Exhibition Tribute to Montañese Artists. Juan Antonio Pereda de la Reguera. 1998.
98. Cave of oblivion: Presence of Cantabria in Cuba (1492-1999) Bruno Javier Machado. 1999.
99. Monumental catalog of the municipalities of Hazas de Cesto and Solórzano. Karen Mazarrasa Mowinckel. 1999.
100. The General Arenales. Jesus Canales Ruiz. 1999.
101. Cantabria seen by travelers of the 16th and 17th centuries. Jose Luis Casado Soto. 2000.
102. Bell Ringers of Cantabria. Adela Pellón. 2000.
103. The House of Barreda in Cantabria, according to D. Blas Mª de Barreda y Horcasitas… Juan de la Barreda. 2001.
104. The lineage of the Riva-Herrera in the history of the town of Santander. Aurelio Ganzález of Riancho Colongues. 2001.
105. Life and work of Francisco Cubría. Elena de Riaño Goyarrola. 2001.
106. Marshal Quintanilla. Jesus Canales Ruiz. 2001.
107. Festivals and Popular Culture in Cantabria. Mario Crespo López and Óscar Portugal García. 2002.
108. Aeronautical altarpiece of Cantabria. Emilio Herrera. 2002.
109. School and university works by Marcelino Menéndez Pelayo. Benito Madariaga de la Campa. 2002.
110. The Royal Consulate of Santander and the arts. A. Lorena Manjón Rodríguez. 2002.
111. The art of stonemasonry (V Centenary of Rodrigo Gil de Hontañón). Maria José Redondo Cantera et al. 2003.
112. Sawdust from Cantabria. Angel San José Mediavilla. 2003.
113. The Roles of Oléron. Margaret Serna. 2004.
114. Elías Ortiz de la Torre. Fernando de Vierna García. 2004.
115. Menendez Pelayo, Cossío and Cervantes. Mario Crespo Lopez. 2005.
116. Keys to environmental education. José Ignacio Flor Pérez. 2005.
117. The pulse of the mist. Juan Antonio González Fuentes. 2005.
118. Cervantine resources in libraries of Cantabria. Lourdes Gradillas. 2005.
119. The shellfish crisis in the bay of Santander. The cry of the amayueleras. Angel San José Mediavilla. 2005.
120. The Santander Athenaeum, 1914-2005. Mario Crespo Lopez. 2006.
121. Marcelino Menendez Pelayo (1856-1912). XXV Exhibition Tribute to Montañese Artists. Juan Antonio Pereda de la Reguera. 2006.
122. Mariano Pedrero, the illustrator from Cantabria. Francisco Gutierrez Diaz. 2006.
123. Memory and present of the stonemasons in Cantabria. Angel San José Mediavilla. 2008.
124. The Camino de Santiago in Siete Villas. Luis de Escallada González. 2009.
125. Liébana. Architecture and religious art (15th-19th centuries). Karen Mazarrasa Mowinckel. 2009.
126. 75º Anniversary of the Center for Montañeses Studies 2009 [Monographic Edition on the history of the CEM]. VV. AA. 2009.
127. Villa de la Vega and its jurisdiction in the 17th century. Mario Crespo Lopez. 2010.
128. An ephemeral autonomy (The Interprovincial Council of Santander, Palencia and Burgos). Miguel Ángel Solla Gutiérrez. 2011.
129. Paul Ratier, an artist with legend Francisco Gutierrez Diaz. 2013.
130. Fruits of your sowing: Silva from several lessons (Tribute to Salvador García Castañeda). VV. AA. 2015.
131. Ateneo Popular of Santander. Fernando de Vierna García. 2014
132. Marcial Solana, a life in tradition. Antonio de los Bueis Güemes. 2015.
133. Elements of archaeological and heritage interest in the Puyo area (Peace, Cantabria, Spain). CEM e-Monograph 1. Virgilio Fernández Acebo. 2016.
134. Commitment of the year 1498 between Potes and Santibáñez regulating the use of pastures in the Port of Trulledes (Liébana). CEM e-Monograph 2. Francisco Gutierrez Diaz. 2016.
135. choral history of Santander. Chrysalises (1865-1900) 2017
136. Anthropological and paleopathological study of the human remains found in the Portillo del Arenal cave (Cantabria). CEM e-Monograph 3. José Luis Prieto Carrero (Introduction by Mariano Serna Gancedo). 2017.
137. Zarzuela “La Romería de Miera” for piano and singing. Score and interpretation of the work by Eusebio Sierra and Ángel Pozas. CEM e-Monograph 4. José Antonio Martín Rebollo (Introduction by Francisco Gutiérrez Díaz). 2017.
138. Sea arrivals in Santoña I, 1749-1840. e-Monograph 5. Luis de Escallada González. 2017.
139. Sea arrivals in Santoña II, 1841-1900. CEM e-Monograph 6. Luis de Escallada González. 2017.
140. Toponymy of San Felices de Buelna. Federico Crespo García-Bárcena. 2017 (Provisional digitization).
141. Fernando García Camoyano, "the flower painter". e-Monograph 7. Francisco Gutierrez Diaz. 2017.
142. Ygual Lineage. Documentary sources. Juan Arnáiz de Guezala. 2018.
143. Entertainments of a noble mountaineer who loves his country, by Francisco Xavier de Bustamante (1787) EX VETVSTATE NOVVM Collection. Introduction and study of Miguel Ángel Sánchez Gómez. 2018.
144. Tragedies on the coasts of Trasmiera. Documentary sources. Volume I: Shipwrecks and strandings in the Junta de Ribamontán al Mar (15th-19th centuries). CEM e-Monograph 8. Luis de Escallada González. 2018.
145. Laredo in the 17th century (Jurisdictional competence and economic functions). e-Monograph 9. Agustín Rodríguez Fernández. 2018.
146. Fernando Cevallos de León and his heritage snapshot of the year 1922. "The artistic and monumental Mountain" for the centenary of its composition. Virgilio Fernández Acebo. CEM e-Monograph no. 10. 2018.
147. Remembering Manuel Llano. Eighty years later. Ferdinand of Vierna (Coord.) et al. 2019. [Click here to see commemorative events of the year 2018 and some of his little-known writings]
148. A dozen traditional romances from Cantabria, by María Goyri, 2019.
149. The manuscript “PREHISTORIC MUSEUM OF SANTANDER” [by Jesús Carballo García]. Analysis of a document of interest to interpret the archaeological historiography of the 20th century in Spain. CEM e-Monograph 11. Ignatius Chestnut Wall and Virgil Fernandez Holly. 2019.
150. Diary of a mountain prisoner in Napoleonic France (1812), by Tomás Pérez de Camino. Introductory studies by Rafael Palacio Ramos.
EX VETVSTATE NOVVM Collection. 2019.
151. Tragedies on the coasts of Trasmiera. Documentary sources. Volume II: Shipwrecks and strandings on the coast of Siete Villas. Volumen I (17th-19th centuries). CEM e-Monograph 12. Luis de Escallada González. 2019.
152. Sea arrivals on the coast of Santander (1751-1800). Documentary sources. Volumen I. CEM e-Monograph 13. Luis de Escallada González. 2019.
153. The Cantabrian painter Donato Avendaño. Biographical data and documentation. CEM e-Monograph 14. Francisco Gutierrez Diaz. 2019.
154. Alan Lomax in the mountains of Cantabria (La Liébana and Polaciones). Fernando Gomarín Guirado. 2019. [Audios included in the edition (MP3)]
155. Texts and footprint of Leandro Valle González-Torre. Fernando Vierna García (Coord.) et al. 2019.
156. The Artistic and Monumental Mountain of Fernando Cevallos de León. Introductory notes by Virgilio Fernández Acebo and Francisco Gutierrez Diaz. Semi-facsimile edition of Cevallos' photographic work on the built heritage of Cantabria, coinciding with the centenary of her pregnancy. EX VETVSTATE NOVVM, 2020. [Click here to access the study of the work and life of Cevallos in the CEM e-Monograph no. 10 (2018)] _
157. Prehistory and archeology of the Pas River basin (Cantabria, Spain). CEM e-Monograph 15. Jesus Ruiz Cobo, Emilio Muñoz Fernandez (Dirs.) et al. 2020.
158. Shipwrecks and strandings on the coast of Santoña (17th-19th centuries). (Tragedies on the coasts of Trasmiera. Documentary sources, Tomo III). CEM e-Monograph 16. Luis de Escallada Gonzales. 2020.
159. The archaeological record of the Besaya River basin (Cantabria, Spain), CEM e-Monograph 17. Jesús Ruiz Cobo and Emilio Muñoz Fernández (Dirs.). 2021.
160. The toponymy of Cantabria in the Cadastre of the Marqués de la Ensenada (I): Microtoponyms of the municipalities of Alfoz de Lloredo, Cabezón de la Sal, Cabuerniga, Campoo de Suso, Cards, Blacksmiths, Lamason, Laredo, Peñarrubia, Polations, Reocin, San Pedro del Romeral, San Roque de Riomiera, San Vicente de la Barquera, Santander, Santillana del Mar, Suances, Torrelavega, Tresviso, Today, Val de San Vicente and Valdáliga. e-Monograph of the CEM 18. Miguel Ángel Sánchez Gómez. [LLsorted list XLS of the Cantabria occidental] []antabria Central 1, Upper Miera River Valley] [Central Cantabria 2, Under Miera, Ribamontan to the Sea]
161. Matilde de la Torre today, by Úrsula Álvarez, Zaida Hernández-Úrculo and Luis Pascual Cordero (Lecture series) 2022. .
162. "From the Cerrada" and other stories from Old Santander, by Ambrosio Menjón. Introductory study and notes by Salvador García Castañeda. 2022. .
163. The “Mountain Gallery” in El Eco Montañés. 45 microbiographies of Cantabrians in a Madrid newspaper at the beginning of the 20th century, CEM e-Monograph 19. Fernando Vierna García. Legal Deposit SA 364-2022.
164. Folklore stories from Cantabria. Leopoldo Rodríguez Mayor. 2022.
165. He “file Mountain Art”. Photographic file of the cultural heritage of Cantabria in the mid-20th century (1950-1962). CEM e-Monograph 20. Virgilio Fernández Acebo. Collaborators Carmen Pérez Martínez and Francisco Gutiérrez Díaz. Legal Deposit SA 415-2022. …
166. Prehistory and archeology of the Agüera basin and the surroundings of Castro Urdiales (Cantabria, Spain). CEM e-Monograph 21. Emilio Muñoz Fernandez (dir.), Alberto Ceballos Hornero, Peter Smith, Juan Tomás Molinero Arroyabe, Jesús Ruiz Cobo and Juan Carlos López Quintana. Legal Deposit SA 430-2022.
167. Boats, boats and boats in the river passes, estuaries and bays of Cantabria. Anníbal González de Riancho. Ed. Mountain Studies Center. 2022.
168. The slave captain or Story of a voyage to the slave trade. By a merchant mariner [anonymous]. Introductory study by Salvador García Castañeda. EX VETVSTATE NOVVM. 2023.
169. Leopoldo Rodríguez Mayor. Biographical and poetic altarpiece, Juan Antonio González Fuentes, José Manuel González Herrán, Mario Crespo Lopez, Diego Bedia Casanueva. Ed. Mountain Studies Center. 2023.
170. Statistical yearbook of the Administration and Commerce of the province of Santander, by Luis Ratier (1878). Introduction and study of Francisco Gutiérrez Díaz. EX VETVSTATE NOVVM. 2014.
171. Angel Bernardo Perez: Pioblack in the lee of Comillas. By Alfonso Pérez-Maura de la Peña. 2023
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172. Daniel Alegre, a forgotten sculptor, by José Cobo Calderón, José Francisco Díaz Ruiz and Francisco Gutiérrez Díaz. Ed. Raúl Reyes and Center for Montañeses Studies. 2024.
173. Encyclopedia of master bell casters of Cantabria. C.E.M e-Monograph. nº 22 (2024). Luis de Escallada González and Juan Arnaiz de Guezala. Legal Deposit: on 437-2024.
Volume I (“It made me“) .
Volume II (A – CAM)
Tomo III (CAN – GARGOLLO) .
Volume IV (GARGOLLO FONCUEBA, Lorenzo – J)
Volume Volume V (L – PELLON)
Volume VI (PENILLA – RUIZ LAVÍN)
y Volume VII (RUIZ LINARES – Z)
174. Prehistory and archeology of the Deva River basin (Cantabria-Asturias, Spain). E-m0nography of the C.E.M. nº 23. Emilio Muñoz Fernández, Alberto Ceballos Hornero (Dirs.), Peter N. Smith, Jesus Ruiz Cobo, Abel Aguirrezábal González, Gonzalo Gomez Casares, Antonio Juaneda Gavelas. Ed. Mountain Studies Center. Legal Deposit: on 174-2025.
175. Weapons and letters. The Marquis of Casa-Cagigal (1756-1821). By Salvador García Castañeda. Edition under the care of Susana Paun de García and Fernando de Vierna. 2024.
176. Tribute to Joaquín González Echegaray. By Fernando de Vierna, Carolina A. Aznar, Eloy Gómez Pellón and José Luis Ramírez Sádaba. 2024.
177. Chronicles of Melilla, by Alberto Espinosa. Coordination and studies by Nicanor Gómez Villegas and Mario Crespo López; prologue by Juan María Silvela Milans del Bosch. EX VETVSTATE NOVVM. 2024. [Chronicles of the Rif War in the Santander press].
178. Tribute to José Luis Casado Soto, by Lola Higueras, Roberto Alberdi, Pedro Sarabia (2025)
179. Mountain Studies Center. 90 Anniversary of the culture of Cantabria. By Francisco Gutiérrez Díaz et al. (2025)
180. Mountain Chronicles I. Francisco Gutierrez Diaz. From old to new 2025.

 

 

 

 




	

		

			
		

	






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