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Farthest East, and South and West. Notes of a Journey Home through Japan, Australia and America.

An Anglo-Indian Globe-Trotter [SAIL, C.R.].

London: W. H. Allen, 1892. FIRST EDITION. Octavo. pp. xii, 343. With 12 photographic plates including frontispiece. In publisher's red cloth with gilt titles to spine and upper board, as well as black/white illustrations. Navy end-papers. Black ink prize inscription to verso of front free end-paper. Reading lean. Clean and crisp internally. Edge wear and sunning to spine. Good overall. Item #46132

Price: £75.00

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