Along with modern first editions, guide books are one of the most accessible places to start a collection of rare books. The classic guide books (Baedeker’s, Murray’s and Thomas Cook handbooks) were published at the beginning of the industrial revolution. As transport became easier, the nouveau riche sought to undertake grand tours of Europe and the Baedeker was an invaluable accompaniment, just as Lonely Planet guided young gap year students in the 80s and 90s.
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As one of the internationally preeminent dealers in guidebooks we welcome all enquiries about such books; please contact Lucinda Boyle for more information.
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Eleventh edition. pp. xl, 571, 34 blue adverts at rear dated 1857, one folding map at rear, several folding town plans; inscribed by author in ink on half title, publisher's brown cloth gilt, slightly frayed at edges; a very good copy
£500