Westward From Rio

The hardcover binding is intact, with minor wear visible on the edges and spine. The cover features palm illustrations, with some fading consistent with age. The interior pages are clean and well-preserved, showcasing the block prints effectively. There is no dust jacket present, and the book is free from inscriptions or library markings.

"Westward From Rio" by Heath Bowman and Stirling Dickinson offers a vivid exploration of South America, enriched by the authors' firsthand experiences and 100 block prints. Published by Willett, Clark & Company in 1936, this third printing captures the adventurous spirit of the era. Bowman and Dickinson, known for their travel narratives, provide a unique perspective on the landscapes and cultures encountered during their journey. The book is a hardcover edition with a striking green cover, featuring palm illustrations that evoke the exotic locales within. While the scarcity of this particular printing adds to its collectible value, the absence of a dust jacket and any inscriptions or signatures ensure its authenticity as a reading copy. This travelogue is an excellent addition for collectors interested in historical travel literature and visual storytelling.