Two volume set. Owner’s stamp on front fep and ownership label on front endpaper of both vols. Inscription in ink on front fep of vol. 1.Binding is tight and only very occasional marks on pages. Boards show general wear and water marking. Corners bumped. Spine labels of vol. 1 faded and one is partly torn off.

Various black-and-white illustrations throughout. Shows very little wear.

Slight foxing to upper fore edges of pages. Boards warped. DW has chips, closed tears and fading to spine.

Black-and-white and colour plates throughout. Dw shows some wear, especially along the edges and some closed tears to the corners and top and bottom edges of spine.

No date of publication. Illustrated by numerous engravings and maps. Clean text and tight binding. Gilded fore edges. Past owner’s name on verso of front fep. Light wear to boards and corners.

No date of publication. Illustrated by numerous engravings and maps. Clean text and tight binding. Gilded fore edges. Light wear to boards and corners.

With 1980 Supplement (1966-1980). Ink inscription on front fep. Lower edges of boards have small area of water/insect (?) damage. DW sunned on spine, chips at top edge.

Authorised translation from the German by Walter Ijzendraat. Book clean and binding tight. DW chipped top and bottom and slightly worn.

Small closed tear to the front edge of the dw. Gift inscription on the fep.

2 Volume set .1801vol I. 1804 vol II .Half leather and marrble boards with wear to edges. First edition. Vol I has bookplate to marbled endpapers. Folding map of the Cape Colony strengthened with tape. Sporadic foxing. Vol II has bookplate to marbled endpapers. Sporadic foxing mostly to endpapers. dedication page has a sticker over a possible library number. Barrow went to the Cape of Good Hope as private secretary to Lord Macartney.

An authentic narrative of travel and discoveries

In two volumes. Green cloth covers with wear and chipping to edges of spine, and general scuffing. With fold out map. Sporadic foxing mostly to endpapers.

red cloth cover with wear to edges and sunning to the spine. Previous owners inscription to end papers. Business card tipped in with note about the Rothschilds yacht. Marbled fore -edge. 8 maps. Some marginalia.

The record of Journey through Yugoslavia in 1937 In two volumes. Green cloth cover with some scuffing. Very slight foxing mostly to end papers. With photographs.

Excellent clean copy. DW has minor wear, crease and small tear at front top edge. Spine and flaps secured with tape. Four tipped in photos present, and binding good.

Showing all the direct and principal cross roads, the course of the rivers and navigable canals, cities, market and borough towns, parishes, and most considerable hamlets, parks, forests etc. With a hand coloured key map and 81 leaves of maps printed on one side only, with all boders, towns, parks etc coloured by hand. Bound in brown cloth boards witrh black leather spine and foredges. With gilt titles to spine. Usual wear to spine and edges. Small ink stain to maps no 1-13 at bottom of page edge. Stain does not enter the print block on any of the maps. Cary’s Maps written on the 3 page edges in neat faded ink. Previous owner’s name on fep. Binding tight and very minor foxing throughout. Large vol.

Maps by Lorraine Bouwer and Ralph Taylor.