The Age of Chivalry

The book is in very good condition, with a solid binding and clean, unmarked pages. The cover shows minimal wear with no significant damage. There is no dust jacket, but the hardcover features an attractive design with a gold-embossed spine.

"The Age of Chivalry," published by the National Geographic Society in 1969, is an evocative exploration of medieval life and the ideals of knighthood. This volume, part of the Story of Man Library, is noted for its rich illustrations and scholarly essays. Although the author is uncredited, the editorial guidance of Kenneth M. Setton and foreword by Melville Bell Grosvenor lend authority to the work. This first edition is a valuable addition to collections focused on medieval history and culture. The book's content delves into the customs and social structures of the chivalric era, offering insights into a time of legendary knights and courtly love. The physical condition is very good, with a sturdy binding and clean pages, though it lacks a dust jacket.