Nouvelle-Orléans: A.-L. Boimare; [and] Paris: Hector Bossange [imprimé chez Paul Renouard], 1831. First edition, 8vo, pp. [4], 412; slightly later red morocco-backed boards; scuffed but sound; good or better. With the bookplate of the Gordon Lester Ford collection, presented to the N.Y.P.L. by his sons Worthington Chauncey Ford, and Paul... More

New York: B. Westermann Co. ca. 1931. First American edition, folio, pp. xv, [1], 256; chiefly black and white photographic illustrations; original cloth in tan pictorial dust jacket; chips and tears along jacket edges, only one slightly touching the letter "m" in "Terrarum" on rear jacket cover; front jacket flap... More

London: Robert Hale Limited, 1959. 8vo, pp. 190; photographic frontispiece, 5 plates, one map; publisher's maroon cloth, gilt-lettered spine, very light wear to corners and spine, else a fine copy. A cultural study of the Moi (Southeast Asiatic) people. More

Darjeeling: Oxford Book & Stationery Co., n.d. [after 1943]. Reprint of the fourth edition, 12mo, pp. 144; folding panorama, 11 photographic illustrations printed in blue on rectos and versos of 5 plates; spine partially perished; a good copy or better in original pictorial brown wrappers. Includes the history of the... More

New York: Derby & Jackson, 1856. First edition, 8vo, pp. x, [11]-480; engraved frontis portrait, 8 wood-engraved plates; occasional spotting of both binding and text, but by and large a good, sound copy or better in orig. patterned brown cloth, gilt-stamped vignette and lettering on spine. Sabin 5306; Graff 296;... More

Boston: Oliver & Munroe, 1809. Second edition, 8vo, pp. xi, [1], 300; full contemporary sheep, maroon morocco label on spine; top of spine chipped, else good and sound. Howes B442; Sabin 5333. More

London: printed by Severn & Co. for James Ridgway, 1818. 8vo, pp. iv, [5]-163; engraved folding frontispiece map hand-colored in outline; 20th century boards, printed paper label on spine; very good. A different pagination than the first London edition of the same year. Howes B468; Sabin 5569. More

London: Edward Arnold, 1902. First edition, 8vo, pp. xi, [1], 236, 16 (ads); 4 maps (2 folding), numerous illustrations in the text; a very good, bright copy in orig. pictorial red cloth stamped in gilt. Account of the author's journey in 1900, including a chapter in the Faroes and with two botanical appendices. More

Edinburgh: Adam and Charles Black, 1855. Third edition, xxvii-[xxviii], 544, 80 [ads]; 13 engraved plates, 24 of 25 maps (15 folding); edges browned, spine faded with small cracks, covers show a little wear, else very good in original green cloth, gilt lettering on spine. Many charts of railway routes. NUC locates 5 copies of this edition. More

London: Adam and Charles Black, 1909. First edition, sm 4to, pp. vii, 137, [2]; with illustrations by Mortimer Menpes, 16 plates including frontispiece, numerous illustrations within text, some toning, rear hinge cracked, extremities lightly rubbed at edges, else very good in original blue cloth with gilt decorated upper cover and spine. More

n.p. n.d. ca. mid 19th century. A rare pair of watercolor views by the famous Swiss/American artist Karl Bodmer, one signed in pencil on the back "K Bodmer." Bodmer (1809-1893) is best known for his paintings and watercolors of American plains Indians and the landscape they inhabited, at a time... More

Chicago: Lakeside Press for R.R. Donelley & Sons Company, 1959. 12mo, pp. xxxv, 461; photographic portrait frontispiece, facsimile of original edition title page, fold-out map, 4 plates, title page printed in red and black; publisher's blue gilt pictorial cloth, some soiling along edges and spine; a fine copy. At head... More

New York: Redfield, 1853. First edition, 8vo, lithograph frontis (view of St. Paul) and title-p. (St. Anthony Falls), 364pp. and 16pp. publisher's ads; with the folding map not found in all copies; map with old cellotape repairs, original dark brown cloth, spine faded with ends chipped, front hinge cracked, a.... More