Contemporary inscription to front endpaper; jacket a little rubbed and dulled, but overall very good.
Photographic plates, sketch maps and folding map at end.
£95
London, Longmans, 1959.
First edition. 8vo. Original boards. Dust-jacket, priced 35/.
The famous account of the author’s five year stay in the Empty Quarter.
Out of stock
Contemporary inscription to front endpaper; jacket a little rubbed and dulled, but overall very good.
Photographic plates, sketch maps and folding map at end.
Being an account of a sojourn in the White Sea Monastery and a journey by the old trade route from the Arctic Sea to Moscow
London, Wells, Gardner, Darton, 1893.
First edition. 8vo. Original pictorial cloth.
A lovely copy of this book by one of the founders of Pentecostalism in Britain.
London, John Murray, 1940.
First edition. 8vo. Original cloth. Dust-jacket, neatly price-clipped.
An important work in which the author describes her travels in the late 1930s through what is now Yemen and depicts the culture of the region.
South Africa 1929
n.p., International Geological Congress, [1929].
Index, introduction (fold-out black and white colour maps) + 22 booklets (incomplete, lacking 1 issue 'C19'), with additional general programme (32 pages + pull-out map). 8vo. Loose as issued, housed in original grey cloth slip-case with French title and the Congress logo to spine.
An important series of pamphlets published for the International Geological Congress of 1929, including contributions by noted geologists such as du Toit, Rogers, Haughton, Hall & Wagner and others, being guides to accompany delegates on excursions all over South Africa to various geologically noteworthy sites. Places include Chapman's Peak & the peninsula, Kimberley, Pilanesberg, Pretoria salt-pan and iron ore deposits, Vredefort, the Eastern Escarpment, Port Elizabeth, southern & northern Rhodesia, among others. Rare.