Try the UN Treaty Series, which should be held by any decent library. It has
indexes every 50 volumes or so (large red paperback volumes most recently,
standard cream paperbacks the same as the treaty volumes themselves
initially) and there was a large hardcover index in 10c volumes or so put ut
a couple of years back. There's about 2000 volumes in total.
Before that there is the League of Nations treaty series (1919-1940s) and
before that the best thingis Parry's "Consolidated Treaty Series", with
stuff from 1648 to 1919.
See Parry's preface in volume 1 for info on series that cover before the
Thirty Years War.

>From: Gartner Wolfgang <WGartner@...>
>Reply-To: BoundaryPoint@egroups.com
>To: BoundaryPoint@egroups.com
>Subject: [BoundaryPoint] Message 1347 From: Arif Samad Date: Thu Jan 25,
>2001 6:19am
>Date: Thu, 25 Jan 2001 16:07:07 +0100
>
>hi,
>there is a treaty between France and Suisse dated 1953, 1956, 1979.
>I can send the text (without a Map) to you, but the hole text is in German.
>
>"Abkommen zwischen der Schweiz und Frankreich ?er verschiedene �nderungen
>der Grenze l?gs der franz?ischen Nationalstrasse Nr. 206 Grenzsteine Nro.
>67 - 87.Kanton Geneve (Genf).
>Abgeschlossen am 25. Februar 1953. Von der Bundesversammlung genehmigt am
>23. Dezember 1953. Ratifikationsurkunden ausgetauscht am 10. September 1957
>In Kraft getreten durch Notenaustausch am 26. November 1979"
>
> Wolfgang G?tner
> c/o Carl Kliem GmbH
> An der Hauptwache 7
>D 60313 Frankfurt am Main
>Telefon 49-69-9201622
>Fax 49-69-92016312
>Email mailto:wgartner@...
>

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