DAVIS, Hassoldt.
Land of the Eye. A Narrative of the Labors, Adventures, Alarums and Excursions of the Denis-Roosevelt Asiatic Expedition to Burma, China, India, and the Lost Kingdom of Nepal.
New York: Henry Holt, (1941). Later printing.
Cloth, 415pp. Spine quite faded as is the top edge of the upper cover, a good copy.
Land of the Eye. A Narrative of the Labors, Adventures, Alarums and Excursions of the Denis-Roosevelt Asiatic Expedition to Burma, China, India, and the Lost Kingdom of Nepal.
New York: Henry Holt, (1941). Later printing.
Cloth, 415pp. Spine quite faded as is the top edge of the upper cover, a good copy.
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DE RIENCOURT, Amaury.
Roof of the World. Tibet, Key to Asia.
New York: Rinehart & Co., (1950). First edition.
Cloth, 322pp. A fine copy in a very good d/w.
Roof of the World. Tibet, Key to Asia.
New York: Rinehart & Co., (1950). First edition.
Cloth, 322pp. A fine copy in a very good d/w.
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E.H.A. A Naturalist on the Prowl Or In The Jungle. With Eighty Illustrations by R. A. Sterndale. London: W.Thacker & Co., 1894. First edition. Tall 8vo., orig. light green pictorial cloth, bevelled edges, xii, 257, 40pp.ads dated "January 1894." Bookplate, inner hinges cracked, some rubbing but certainly a very good copy. Natural history of the forests of North Canara on the west coast of India.
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ELWIN, Verrier.
The Tribal World of Verrier Elwin.
(Oxford): Oxford University Press, 1964. First edition.
Cloth, xii, 356pp. Fine in d/w with some minor wear to spine ends.
The author was Advisor for Tribal Affairs for the North East Frontier Agency from 1954 until his death in 1964; he had devoted his life to a study of India's "tribal people" since 1932 and had authored many monographs on the subject. This account of his life in India was published immediately after his death.
The Tribal World of Verrier Elwin.
(Oxford): Oxford University Press, 1964. First edition.
Cloth, xii, 356pp. Fine in d/w with some minor wear to spine ends.
The author was Advisor for Tribal Affairs for the North East Frontier Agency from 1954 until his death in 1964; he had devoted his life to a study of India's "tribal people" since 1932 and had authored many monographs on the subject. This account of his life in India was published immediately after his death.
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ENGELBACH, Alfred H.
Rudolf's Dilemna. A Tale of the Rising in the Tyrol.
London: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, nd. (188-?)
8vo., orig. green dec. cloth, 222, (2)pp.ads. Bookplate, scattered foxing o/w very good.
Rudolf's Dilemna. A Tale of the Rising in the Tyrol.
London: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, nd. (188-?)
8vo., orig. green dec. cloth, 222, (2)pp.ads. Bookplate, scattered foxing o/w very good.
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ESKELUND, Karl. The Forgotten Valley. A Journey Into Nepal. London: Alvin Redman, (1959). First edition. Cloth, 187pp. Rubber stamp on title o/w a nice copy in a chipped and worn d/w. An account of the authors travels in Nepal.
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FESTING, Gabrielle.
When Kings Rode To Delhi.
Edinburgh: Blackwood, 1913. Second impression.
Tall 8vo., orig. green cloth, xiv, 435, 64pp.ads. Some rubbing but o/w a nice copy.
A history of Delhi.
When Kings Rode To Delhi.
Edinburgh: Blackwood, 1913. Second impression.
Tall 8vo., orig. green cloth, xiv, 435, 64pp.ads. Some rubbing but o/w a nice copy.
A history of Delhi.
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FITCH, George Hamilton. The Critic In The Orient. Illustrated from Photographs. San Francisco: Paul Elder and Company, (1913). First edition. Tall 8vo., orig. tan rough weave cloth, xx, 178pp. Inner hinges cracked o/w a near fine copy. An account of the authors travels to Japan, Manila, Hongkong, Singapore, Rangoon, India, and Egypt.
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FORBES, Rosita.
India of the Princes.
London: The Book Club, (1939). Book club edition.
Cloth, 319pp. A nice copy in a chipped and worn d/w.
Much of the book deals with the royalty of India and their history.
India of the Princes.
London: The Book Club, (1939). Book club edition.
Cloth, 319pp. A nice copy in a chipped and worn d/w.
Much of the book deals with the royalty of India and their history.
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FORBES, Rosita.
India of the Princes.
London: The Right Book Club, nd. (193-?) Reprint.
Cloth, 319pp. Fine in a very good d/w.
India of the Princes.
London: The Right Book Club, nd. (193-?) Reprint.
Cloth, 319pp. Fine in a very good d/w.
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FOSS, Cyrus D.
From the Himalayas To The Equator. Letters, Sketches and Addresses, Giving Some Account of A Tour In India and Malaysia.
New York: Eaton & Mains, (1899). First edition.
8vo., orig. pictorially decorated cloth, 262pp. Some minor wear to foot of the spine o/w a nice copy.
From the Himalayas To The Equator. Letters, Sketches and Addresses, Giving Some Account of A Tour In India and Malaysia.
New York: Eaton & Mains, (1899). First edition.
8vo., orig. pictorially decorated cloth, 262pp. Some minor wear to foot of the spine o/w a nice copy.
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FOSTER, William.
Early Travellers In India 1563-1619.
Delhi: S. Chand & Co., (1968). Reprint.
Cloth, 351pp. Stain on front pastedown o/w a nice copy in a very good d/w.
Early Travellers In India 1563-1619.
Delhi: S. Chand & Co., (1968). Reprint.
Cloth, 351pp. Stain on front pastedown o/w a nice copy in a very good d/w.
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FOSTER, William. (editor).
The Embassy Of Sir Thomas Roe To The Court Of The Great Mogul, 1615-1619, As Narrated In His Journal And Correspondence. , ...... Edited by...
Liechtenstein: Reproduced by permission of the Hakluyt Society....Kraus Reprint Limited, 1967. Two volumes in one. Reprint of Second Series, Vol.1 & 2.
Tall 8vo., orig. blue cloth, lxviii, 272; viii, 273-586pp. Near fine.
The Embassy Of Sir Thomas Roe To The Court Of The Great Mogul, 1615-1619, As Narrated In His Journal And Correspondence. , ...... Edited by...
Liechtenstein: Reproduced by permission of the Hakluyt Society....Kraus Reprint Limited, 1967. Two volumes in one. Reprint of Second Series, Vol.1 & 2.
Tall 8vo., orig. blue cloth, lxviii, 272; viii, 273-586pp. Near fine.
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FOSTER, William. (editor).
The Voyage of Nicholas Downton To The East Indies. As Recorded in Contemporary Narratives and Letters. Edited by.....
London: Hakluyt Society, 1939. First edition.
Cloth, xxxvi, 224pp. Fine.
The Voyage of Nicholas Downton To The East Indies. As Recorded in Contemporary Narratives and Letters. Edited by.....
London: Hakluyt Society, 1939. First edition.
Cloth, xxxvi, 224pp. Fine.
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FRANKS, H. George. Queer India. London: Cassell, (1932). First edition. Cloth, xii, 273pp. Bookplate o/w a fine copy in d/w with tape repair at the foot of the spine.
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FRASER, Andrew H.L.
Among Indian Rajahs And Ryots. A Civil Servant's Recollections & Impressions Of Thirty-Seven Years Of Work & Sport In The Central Provinces & Bengal.
London: Seeley & Co., 1911. Second impression.
Tall 8vo., orig. red cloth, (xvi), 368pp. Bookplate, rubberstamp, 3" closed tear on the titlepage, some soiling but still a very good copy.
Among Indian Rajahs And Ryots. A Civil Servant's Recollections & Impressions Of Thirty-Seven Years Of Work & Sport In The Central Provinces & Bengal.
London: Seeley & Co., 1911. Second impression.
Tall 8vo., orig. red cloth, (xvi), 368pp. Bookplate, rubberstamp, 3" closed tear on the titlepage, some soiling but still a very good copy.
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FREDERICKSON, A.D. (Augustus Daniel).
Ad Orientem. With Illustrations from the Author's Sketch-book.
London: W.H. Allen & Co., 1889. First edition.
Tall 8vo., orig. red cloth with a small pictorial gilt decoration on the upper board, (xii), 388pp. Small blindstamp on the titlepage, spine a bit soiled but o/w a near fine copy.
Frederickson [1823-1900], an amateur biologist, published this work based on his diary of travels in 1870-1 and 1876-78 detailing his expeditions to India, Ceylon, Indonesia, China, and North America. Five of the twelve chapters are devoted to India. The attractive plates detail the native population as well as details of the plants and fruit of the area.
Ad Orientem. With Illustrations from the Author's Sketch-book.
London: W.H. Allen & Co., 1889. First edition.
Tall 8vo., orig. red cloth with a small pictorial gilt decoration on the upper board, (xii), 388pp. Small blindstamp on the titlepage, spine a bit soiled but o/w a near fine copy.
Frederickson [1823-1900], an amateur biologist, published this work based on his diary of travels in 1870-1 and 1876-78 detailing his expeditions to India, Ceylon, Indonesia, China, and North America. Five of the twelve chapters are devoted to India. The attractive plates detail the native population as well as details of the plants and fruit of the area.
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FRERE, M. Old Deccan Days Or Hindoo Fairy Legends Current in Southern India. Collected from Oral Tradition by.......With An Introduction and Notes by Sir Bartle Frere. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott, 1868. First U.S. edition. Sm.8vo. orig. brown cloth, (346), (6)pp.ads. Some wear to the top of the spine o/w a near fine copy.
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FRYER, John. (CROOKE, William--editor).
A New Account Of East India And Persian Being Nine Years' Travels, 1672-1681. Edited with Notes and an Introduction, by.....
London: Printed for the Hakluyt Society, 1909, 1912, 1915. In three volumes. Second Series ,Vol. XIX, XX, XXXIX.
Tall 8vo., orig. blue cloth with a pictorial decoration in gilt on the upper board, xxxviii, 353, 35 pp.ads; 371, 271pp. Spines slightly faded o/w near fine.
"Fryer arrived in Masulipatnam, the earliest English settlement on the Coromandel coast (southeastern coast of the Indian peninsula), on 26 June 1673. Then he sailed on to Madras and subsequently arrived in Bombay around Cape Comorin (Kanyakumari), exactly a year after leaving England. He was not to return to England until the August of 1682. His eight years in the East furnished the materials for his New Account of East-India and Persia, in Eight Letters, which he published in 1698. The letters display a lively curiosity, which, sharpened by his scientific training, produces accurate observations in geology, meteorology, and all aspects of natural history.His professional background makes Fryer a valuable commentator upon contemporary medicine as practiced in Surat."(Ency. Iranica).
A New Account Of East India And Persian Being Nine Years' Travels, 1672-1681. Edited with Notes and an Introduction, by.....
London: Printed for the Hakluyt Society, 1909, 1912, 1915. In three volumes. Second Series ,Vol. XIX, XX, XXXIX.
Tall 8vo., orig. blue cloth with a pictorial decoration in gilt on the upper board, xxxviii, 353, 35 pp.ads; 371, 271pp. Spines slightly faded o/w near fine.
"Fryer arrived in Masulipatnam, the earliest English settlement on the Coromandel coast (southeastern coast of the Indian peninsula), on 26 June 1673. Then he sailed on to Madras and subsequently arrived in Bombay around Cape Comorin (Kanyakumari), exactly a year after leaving England. He was not to return to England until the August of 1682. His eight years in the East furnished the materials for his New Account of East-India and Persia, in Eight Letters, which he published in 1698. The letters display a lively curiosity, which, sharpened by his scientific training, produces accurate observations in geology, meteorology, and all aspects of natural history.His professional background makes Fryer a valuable commentator upon contemporary medicine as practiced in Surat."(Ency. Iranica).
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FURER-HAIMENDORF, Christoph von.
The Sherpas of Nepal. Buddhist Highlanders.
New Delhi: Sterling Publishers, (1972). Reprint.
Cloth, 298pp. Fine in a lightly rubbed d/w.
"This is the first anthropological study of the Sherpas, the tribe of hillmen who frequently figure in the reports on all the great Himalayan mountaineering expeditions."
The Sherpas of Nepal. Buddhist Highlanders.
New Delhi: Sterling Publishers, (1972). Reprint.
Cloth, 298pp. Fine in a lightly rubbed d/w.
"This is the first anthropological study of the Sherpas, the tribe of hillmen who frequently figure in the reports on all the great Himalayan mountaineering expeditions."
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