HISTORY OF THE EXPEDITION IN ASIA 1927-1935 [Three Volumes]
HISTORY OF THE EXPEDITION IN ASIA 1927-1935 [Three Volumes]
Place of Publication: Stockholm
Publisher: Elanders Boktryckeri Aktiebolag
Publication Date: 1943-1944
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Three volumes from the series Reports from the Scientific Expedition to the North-Western Provinces of China under the Leadership of Dr. Sven Hedin. The Sino-Swedish Expedition.
Swedish explorer Sven Hedin (1865-1952) led several expeditions to Persia, Tibet, Inner Mongolia, and Xinjiang, China between 1893 and 1935. He was, in many cases, the first European traveler to make a thorough record of the sites he visited. Unlike many of the explorers who followed in his footsteps, Hedin was not primarily interested in the archaeology and history of the regions he visited, choosing to prioritize geographical and geological information instead. The maps he produced proved invaluable to subsequent expeditions, including those led by Aurel Stein.
Quartos, Three Volumes. In Very Good condition. ?Bound in tan cloth with brown leather labels to spines. Corners with light plus bumping and light fraying. Text blocks lightly age-toned. Original wraps bound in.
CONTENTS: Publication 23. “History of the Expedition in Asia 1927-1935. Part I: 1927-1928”. (xxviii, 258 pages, plus map and 52 black and white photographic plates, along with in-text illustrations) – Publication 24. “History of the Expedition in Asia 1927-1935. Part II: 1928-1933” (xv, 215 pages plus 60 black and white photographic plates, along with in-text illustrations.) – Publication 25. “History of the Expedition in Asia 1926-1935. Part III: 1933-1935.” (xv, 345 pages plus folding map and 56 black and white photographic plates, along with in-text illustrations). SH Consignment.
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Swedish explorer Sven Hedin (1865-1952) led several expeditions to Persia, Tibet, Inner Mongolia, and Xinjiang, China between 1893 and 1935. He was, in many cases, the first European traveler to make a thorough record of the sites he visited. Unlike many of the explorers who followed in his footsteps, Hedin was not primarily interested in the archaeology and history of the regions he visited, choosing to prioritize geographical and geological information instead. The maps he produced proved invaluable to subsequent expeditions, including those led by Aurel Stein.
Quartos, Three Volumes. In Very Good condition. ?Bound in tan cloth with brown leather labels to spines. Corners with light plus bumping and light fraying. Text blocks lightly age-toned. Original wraps bound in.
CONTENTS: Publication 23. “History of the Expedition in Asia 1927-1935. Part I: 1927-1928”. (xxviii, 258 pages, plus map and 52 black and white photographic plates, along with in-text illustrations) – Publication 24. “History of the Expedition in Asia 1927-1935. Part II: 1928-1933” (xv, 215 pages plus 60 black and white photographic plates, along with in-text illustrations.) – Publication 25. “History of the Expedition in Asia 1926-1935. Part III: 1933-1935.” (xv, 345 pages plus folding map and 56 black and white photographic plates, along with in-text illustrations). SH Consignment.
[Oversized book(s). Additional postage necessary for expedited/international orders. Economy International shipping unavailable due to size/weight restrictions. For international/expedited customers, please inquire for rates].
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