travel ephemera (10 Ergebnisse)

No date. 28pp, pictorial wrappers, little creased particularly at corners. Good copy.

Map, 15pp, colour photographic illustrations, travel booklet in original wrappers.

One booklet in stapled wrappers, one large folding brochure and an envelope from the Indian Museum including six postcards with black and white photographic illustrations, of which one inscribed by a prior owner. "India": Colour and black and white photographic illustrations, 36pp. 21.8 x 20.3cm. Lacking map in envelope at rear, a small closed tear near tail of first leaf. "India Tourist Map" brochure: Colour and black and white maps, 22.2 x 10.2cm. Several closed tears, mended with acid free tape. Overall a little rubbed and browned, still a good set.

Collection of 19 items gathered on trips to Japan made between 1968-1970. 5 folding brochures including a small timetable for New Tokaido Line, large folding map of Japan, 3 visitor guides in stapled wrappers, 2 magazines in stapled wrappers of which one from The New Otani hotel and a copy of The Nissan Graphic May 1970 issue. 5 issues of "Facts about Japan" published by the Public Information Bureau, Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Envelope from International Hotel Kyoto, Suntory coaster and a business card from Shinachu, a restaurant in Nagoya. Overall in very good condition. This collection offers an insight into the experience of tourists in Japan before the country became a major travel destination.

A collection of 7 items relating to tourism in India, late 1960s-1970. 3 Air India folding brochures, including advertisements for an "under 26 fly to London $360 from Perth" campaign and a "36 Day Study Tour" to India, Ceylon, Nepal and Hong Kong. Profusely illustrated "Festivals and Fairs" brochure, a large folding brochure and introductory guide to India in stapled wrappers with a loosely inserted folding map published by the Department of Tourism for the "1967 International Tourist Year". A copy of The Overseas Hindustan Times, April 25 1970. This collection offers insights into India's tourism industry and its government's efforts to promote inbound tourism in the late 1960s to early 1970s.

Black and white photographic illustrations, 14pp. 23 x 10cm. Stapled wrappers trifle rubbed, a very good copy.

Four pamphlets relating to travel in Korea aimed at Japanese travellers in the late 70s/early 80s. All in good condition. Text in Japanese. Small collection of travel ephemera collected by a Polish Australian woman living in Kobe in the lates 70s/early 80s. A fascinating snapshot of travel to Korea aimed at Japanese travellers. Titles are: ??: ??????? Charming Trip to Korea. ???????? Travelling to Korea for Women. ??: ??????? Charming Trip to Korea. ??: ???? Korea: Tourist Information. Text in Japanese.

Collection of eight items of Chinese travel ephemera. A fascinating set of travel ephemera from a visit to China in the 1970s. Five profusely illustrated brochures of Beijing, Taiyuan, Dujiangyan, Zhaoling and Huaching Hot Spring, measuring 23 x 13cm to 26 x 12cm each. Pamphlet apparently from a recording of the ??? [The East is Red]. 23 x 9.5cm. Two booklets: "China Travel Gazette" by China International Travel Service: Map, colour photographic illustrations, 38pp, 9.5 x 18.5cm. A very good paperback copy. "China Travel Guide" by China International Travel Service and Cartographic Publishing House: Profuse colour folding maps and photographic illustrations, unpaginated. 25.3 x 12cm. Leaves detached, closed tear along the backstrip near tail. China Travel Guide, is completely disbound and therefore a reading copy only, whereas the other items are all in good condition.

[Reprint]. Japanese language travel brochure for Korea, single folded sheet with colour map of Korea (Scale 1:2,500,000) on one side, attractive colour cover and descriptive text with black and white photographic illustrations in 12 panels on the reverse. Map includes a small inset map of East Asia. Measures 53.8 x 38.4cm, folded 9.6 x 19.5cm. This travel brochure was published in Korea by the Office of Governor-General of Korea in 1927 with the aim of attracting Japanese visitors to Korea. The text describes Korea's geography, weather, and transportation; major cities, such as Busan and Seoul; and industry including agriculture, commerce, and manufacturing. Accompanying photos are those of Seoul, Kunsan Port, a ginseng field, Moran Fortress in Pyongyang, and Mt. Kumgang.

Folding colour pictorial street map, 54.5 x 28cm. Pictorial paper wrappers neatly re-enforced on the spine, folds down to 14 x 10.5cm. Loosely inserted is a price list [8] of Tej Bros. Map Publications with a central staple, illustrated with a Part Plan of Poona and advertisements. Very good condition. A vintage concise guide to Bombay with information on its history, facts and figures, and important travel resources for the tourist. Features folding pictorial street map: "Bombay", with lettered guide to Important Places, scale 1 inch equals 1 mile.