Lands and Peoples: The World in Color, Volume 1 - British Isles and Western Europe - front cover
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Lands and Peoples: The World in Color, Volume 1 - British Isles and Western Europe

Lands and Peoples: The World in Color, Volume 1 (British Isles and Western Europe) by The Grolier Society, 1959. Hardcover, excellent condition, no dust jacket. A pictorial exploration of British Isles and Western Europe, offering mid-20th century geographical and cultural insights. Ideal for collectors of vintage geography books.

$14.36$
Binding:Hardcover
Condition:Very Good
1959
The Grolier Society
Stock:1 available
SKU:A11-B3-HTV-0007

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Condition Details

This hardcover edition is in excellent condition, with a strong binding and well-preserved pages. The cover features a striking illustration of the Tower Bridge, adding to its visual appeal. There is no dust jacket, but the cover remains clean and intact, with minimal wear on the edges.

About This Vintage 1959 Edition

Lands and Peoples: The World in Color, Volume 1 (British Isles and Western Europe) is a richly illustrated hardcover book published by The Grolier Society in 1959. This volume is part of a comprehensive series exploring global cultures and landscapes through vivid imagery and detailed descriptions. The focus of this edition is the British Isles and Western Europe, offering readers a visual and textual journey through the region's geography and cultural history. Though the author is not specified, the book's production quality and the reputation of The Grolier Society ensure a high standard of content and presentation. As a 1959 edition, it provides a historical snapshot of the mid-20th century perspective on these regions. This book is a valuable resource for collectors of vintage geographical works and those interested in the cultural history of Europe. The absence of a dust jacket is noted, but the book remains in excellent condition with a sturdy binding and vibrant cover illustration.

Publisher Information

Publisher

The Grolier Society

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