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hardcover. Zustand: New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title!

PAPERBACK. Zustand: bad cover wear otherwise good. first edition. 173pp, text figures. quarto paper. Papers Volume XIX No. 1.

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. 1941. Journals, Africa. Papers of the Peabody Museum of American Archaeology and Ethnology, Harvard University vol. 18, no. 1. Very good to good+ paper/monograph, with wear along spine 173p. 10/25.

Orig.Brosch. 4° (guter Zustand) XII,173 p. S. with 91 figures (maps, illustrations, photos).

27x19,5 cm. XII, 173 pp. + 12 plate-pages. Maps and illustrations in the text. Printed wrappers. A few neat underlines in the text. (Papers of the Peabody Museum of American Archaeology and Ethnology, Harvard University, 19:1).

1931, Africa, Reprinted from Varia Africana V, Harvard African Studies, Vol. X, Pt. , Peabody Museum of Harvard University, 88 p., 15 plates, good paper with minor chip from front and slight water staining on back of three plates.

[Washington 1922, N.G.S.]. New black cloth,very good, extra- cted article, pages 197-234, 40 b.w. photos, map. SUBTITLE: cont. the Mongol Kingdom of Ala Shan. An excellent primary resource, covers the expedition to Mon- golia, from Patow, near the Southern edge of the Mongolian desert. An eight months' inland journey through Kansu where Mongolia, China & Tibet meet. The mission was to gather bot- anical & zoological specimens. The caravan consisted of 27 camels, besides horses, 15 Chinese camel drivers & porters. Fascinating account of the trek, crossing the Yellow river, through 1200 miles of mud & slush ! Useful commentaries on Mongol wealth, consisting of animals, wonderful photos of the camp sights, camels, Mongol costumes & people,sand dunes of Ala Shan, the 'Great Water Gorge,' donkey trains, Chinese coopers, a photo of the author seated by the Regent of Ala Shan the Mongol ruler. With a look at the Ming tombs, outer tower of the Te Sheng Men [Victory Gate] in Peking.et al.