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Fratelli Treves [editors]. Genova e le due Riviere fina a Nizza e Cannes, - e fina alla Spezia. Milano, 1910. Nice period travel guide, in the Baedeker stype, in Italian, Red cloth, gilt lettering faded but legible on spine, still bright on cover. Several foldout maps, photographs, etc.

A collection of 44 different Voyages and Travels catalogs from Maggs Bros, London, from 1937 though 1972. Collection is not a complete run of Maggs Bros Travel and Voyages catalogs, but the majority are present. [Implied Volume 1] From their first multi-volume series of Travels & Voyages. Part 1 No 638; Part II No. 644; Part V No 695.… Read more about this item

London: Philip Lee Warner and Jonathan Cape, 1921. Two volumes. With a new preface by the author, and all original maps, plans and cuts, Reprinted September 1921. Pocket in rear of volume 1 with a large colored map on linen. Ex-Library. Would be very good or better otherwise: Library markings include white labels at base of spines, library book plates,… Read more about this item

Hardcover, brownish cloth with gilt lettering and illustration - a bit faded, see photos. Pictorial frontis partially detached, otherwise a solid copy. 310pp. The third edition, with an introduction by Edward A. Samuels. The author was born in Medford, MA, and was just 17 when he hiked across South America.

xxvi, 463pp. Folding map in rear. Reprint of the 1844 edition.

Dunedin: Stone, Son, and Co., 1894. 106pp. Red cloth binding, spine a bit faded but gold lettering still clear and bright. A remembrance written later in life of the author's traveling out to India in 1845 - before the Suez Canal - to take a position as an engineer.

Hardcover, original brown cloth with gold lettering. Boston: Houghton, Osgood and Company, 1879. 308pp. Interesting contemporary bookplate on front paste-down, inked name stamped on verso of flyleaf. Includes plates and fold-out maps. Plate VIII, Map of Located Points near Lowe;s Path to Mt Adams has water stains, not effecting surrounding pages. Plate IX, map of the White Mountains, is missing.… Read more about this item