Berlin, Germany: Im Deutschen Verlag, 1938. A still sound copy, showing moderate wear and aging. Text block solid, but the still strong hinges are missing the free endpapers front and back. Prev. owner name. Lots of black and white photos. TEXT IN GERMAN, in the pre-War old-style Gothic script. According to Google: "Mystery of the Jungle Hell: Advance into Unexplored Jungles of the Amazon Stream. With diary reports of his hunting and flying colleague Gerd Kahle. with 93 photographs of the authors, 3 map sketches and 6 Indian drawings.". Apparent First Edition. Hard Cover. Good/No Jacket. Octavo.
Arcata, CA: Humboldt State University, 1983. Ex-Library, but still sound and basically VG otherwise; with usual lib. ownership and discard marks, bar code and catalog stickers to front endpaper; no labels to exterior. Book shows minor wear only otherwise; text well bound and else clean. No jacket, as issued. Bound in publisher's original green boards. From a professional bookseller, independent since 1997. All orders packaged with care.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Ex-Library, else Very Good/No Jacket. Octavo.
Urbana, IL: University of Illinois Press, 1967. Essentially VG condition, but with usual university library ownership and discard stamps, pocket and bar code sticker to endpaper; else soundly bound, unmarked text. Catalog sticker has come free neatly from lower spine; only minor wear to book. No Jacket.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Ex-Library, else Very Good/No Jacket. Octavo.
Meadville, PA: Published by the Author, Messenger Printing, 1895. The first privately published edition, not a reprinting; in original pale blue cloth with black titles. Sound book, with moderate wear, some rubbing and discolorations of the covers, some age-toning to page paper. No marks, hinges and binding strong.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Good/No Jacket. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.
New York: Sheed & Ward, 1941. First Printing stated on copyright page. Prev. owner has tipped in or affixed a few images related to the author or travel in the book (three still affixed, other clippings laid in). Moderate aging, minor general wear to book; spine darkened, but the titles are still legigle there. No dust jacket.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Good/No Jacket. Octavo.
Wien, Austria: Amalthea, 1995. GERMAN LANGUAGE. Clean and sound, in like jacket, with minimal shelfwear. "Kafka's Castle and Founder Rosenhaus: Travel Pictures of a Literary Tourist.". Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. Octavo.
Chicago, IL: Skandinavens Boghandel, 1886. Worn but still useful copy. Hinges starting to split and shaken internally, block of text still holding well despite a few weak spots. Page paper toned with age. Covers show wear at corners and edges, with fray to cloth spine. In original printed board covers. In DANISH old script. Prev. owner's name stamps and dragon image stamped to endpapers. Contains some nice pictorial engravings.. Hard Cover. Fair. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall.
Berlin, OH: Graphic Publications, 1988. The original edition, printing unstated. Some wear at corners and edges, a small tear to upper back cover, minor smudges to covers. Text unmarked and well bound.. Apparent First Edition. Soft Cover, Staplebound. Good. Quarto.
London: Chatto & Windus, 1998. Reading copy. This book has seen some travels, but is still sound and useful. Fairly heavy creasing to covers, corner wear, minor and faint moisture stain affecting fore-edge margin of pages. Text unmarked but with a doodle to blank rear endpage.. Second Edition. Trade Paperback. Acceptable. Octavo.
Ann Arbor: University Microfilms, 1966. Bound in blue cloth, 498 pages; reproduces in facsimile the pages of Vol. 1 of the original from 1814, from the two-vol. Bradford and Inkeep edition. Usual ownership and discard stamps, minor pocket removal signs to front endpaper, faint pink stain to upper page edge (not page faces. Text clean and well bound, moderate, minor general shelfwear otherwise.. Facsimile Reissue. Hard Cover. Ex-Library, else Good/No Jacket. Octavo.
London: Automobile Association, 1928. Wear to covers, with rubbing, discolorations and beverage rings to front--this book really seems to have made the tour. Tastefully-done repairs using flexible adhesive to short splits at spine tips of joints, general shelf rubs, spine darkening. Text has corner fold creases here and there, some aging, block well bound, one later page has a tape-repaired tear to it. "Members Copy" (printed on front cover) edition; a real period piece.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Fair to Good-/No Jacket.
New York: Harper & Brothers, 1931. Text clean and well bound, with mild age-toning; prev. owner name to flyleaf. Covers with moderate shelfwear, a touch of sunning and a small brown stain spot to spine.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Good+/No Jacket. Octavo.
New York & Basinstoke: W W Norton & Co./Drive Publicatioins, 1979. Text well bound, one marked page, else with mild wear, straight.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/No Jacket.
Compass Logistics Press/Eddie Bauer, 2000. Text clean and well bound, with minor wear only. NOTE: there is a pocket in back, but it is emply; it is unknown whether this is just for your travel notes or actually contained something like a map. Text fully in English. In original cloth spine over pictorial boards, metal ring binding inside; 121 pages plus card chapter dividers.. Edition Unstated. Hard Cover, Spiral Bound. Very Good. Illus. by Jim Dixon & Caroline Dixon.
London: Survival Books, 2000. Clean and well bound; quite minor wear only, slight spine crease.. Trade Paperback. Very Good.
New York: Rosary Magazine Publishers, 1914. PLEASE NOTE, AS IS!: TWO FLAWS--page leaf 13/14 has a photo clipped out, taking about half the page; page leaf 111/112 has been clipped out entirely, though not compromising binding. Else Good+. Otherwise this is quite a nice copy, with mild wear and aging, otherwise sound; in original green cloth, gilt titles and decorations bright.. Edition Unstated. Hard Cover. As Is/No Jacket. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall.
Santa Rosa, CA, U.S.A.: Sea Wolf Publishing, 2000. "The Guide to Conscious Tourism." With very slight shelfwear only; clean and well bound text, with no spine creasing.. Third Edition. Trade Paperback. Fine.
Freeport: Books for Libraries Press, 1972. An essentially VG copy, though with the usual library stamps, pocket. Text is clean, with page block tight. Hinges slightly shaken, but not breaking. Bound in black cloth covers. A facsimile reprinting of the 1894 edition.. Reissue. Full Cloth. Ex-Library, else Very Good/No Jacket.
