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Published by Newell's Guides/SPCK Press Printers, Bombay/Vepery, Madras, 1919
Seller: PERIPLUS LINE LLC, Glastonbury, CT, U.S.A.
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Paperback. Condition: Good+. Vepery, Madras: SPCK Press Printers, 1919 - Fifth Edition - Good paperback - 7.25" tall - blue paper covers - tipped in foldout b&w map - covers sunned at edges with 2 small chips, 3 closed edge tears, lower edge crease; light foxing to endpaper & 5-6pp margins; otherwise no markings and map is complete with no tears - ads plus 121pp. 1919 Tour guide of Taj Mahal city & environs with historical background & 3-day itinerary.
Published by Higginbothams LD., Madras and Bangalore
Seller: Don's Book Store, Albuquerque, NM, U.S.A.
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Hard Back. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dust Jacket. Two-page Index Ex Libris for Miss E. Hassler C/e Thomas Cook & Son Florence Italy. Miss Hassler's last name is stamped on the top of the front endpaper. No other marks of any kind and the interior pages bright, tight, and white. This hard back book contains four separate tourist guide books that Major H.A. Newell began publishing in 1916. There are no dates mentioned in this book collection but it likely was released in the late 1920s. RAMESWARAM - The Sacred Island - Pages 1-54. First Edition Stated. By Major H. A. Newell - India Army. TRICHINOPOLY - The Three Great Temples - Pages 1-37. Second Edition. Note Pages 33-36 are missing due to a press omission. By Major H. A. Newell - India Army. TANJORE - The City of the Mammoth Bull - Pages 1-35. Second Edition. By Major H. A. Newell - India Army. THREE DAYS AT AGRA - Pages 1-110. An illustrated guide to places of interest, including Fatephur Sikri, with history and fold-out map. Seventh Edition. - by H.A. Newell, Bombay. PRESS RELEASE - Major H. A. Newell of Jullundur Cantonment deserves to be heartily congratulated on his happy idea of assisting tourists and travellers with hints and suggestions as to how to manage their sight-seeing in principal cities. This he has done by issuing a series of handy and well written guide books. It is not all tourists who know what to see and how to see, and even those who know these labour under a great disadvantage in that they know nothing of the topography of the place. Not unoften are visitors constrained to waste time, energy and money over their itinerary. Instead of enjoying the sights they come to see they even find the tours uncomfortable and vexatious. Much of this is due to want of information as to places they propose to visit and want of knowledge as to method and arrangement in their programme. Major Newell's guides supply these wants and are a great help to tourists. Being models of clearness and brevity they are admirably adapted to the needs of tourists. The guides are elegantly printed on art paper by Higginbothams LD., of Madras and Bangalore and are accompanied with maps.