The Travels of Sir John Mandeville, with three narratives in illustration of it: The Voyage of Johannes de Plano Carpini; The Journal of Friar William de Rubruquis; The Journal of Friar Odoric by Bibliographical note by A W Pollard - 1964

New York: The Heritage Press, 1952. Reprint . Hardcover. Near Fine/Slipcase. Color Plates And Illustrations By T. M. Cleland. Xviii, 782 Pp. Tan Cloth, Gilt, Over Faux Marbled Boards. An Excellent Edition, Nicely Illustrated, Following The Author's Last Revisions In The Third Edition Of 1750. Near Fine In A Slipcase With Light Wear, And Clear Tape Reinforcement To One Top Side Edge And Part Of Top Front Edge.

New York: The Heritage Press, 1952. Reprint . Hardcover. Fine/Slipcase. Color Plates And Illustrations By T. M. Cleland. Xviii, 782 Pp. Tan Cloth, Gilt, Over Faux Marbled Boards. Heritage Press Booklet Laid In; Shards Of Rear Panel And Rear Flap Of The Glassine Dust Jacket. An Excellent Edition, Nicely Illustrated, Following The Author's Last Revisions In The Third Edition Of 1750. Fine In A Slipcase Which Would Be Near Fine But Dampstain Right Along Lower Rear Edge.

London [1900]: The Macmillan Comnpany, 1904. Second Printing Thus . 3/4 Morocco, Gilt. Near Fine. 8 7/8" Tall. Xxvii, 492; Xvi, 486. Two Volumes, Bound In 3/4 Black Morocco With Red Spine Labels, 5 Bands, Red Title And Volume Label And Red Author Label, Date At Bottom Of Spine, Bands Stamped In Gilt With Elaborate Gilt Stamping In All Compartments, Over Handmade Marbled Paper Which Neatly Turns Into Similar Endpapers. Reprinted From The Third English Edition, Taken As Fielding's Last Revision, For The Library Of English Classics, Here In The Second Printing (1904). From The Library Of The Actress Dorothy Gish, Although Not Marked As Such [We Also Had A Pair Of Volumes In Exactly The Same Bindings, With Her Bookplate, And Others With Her Bookplate, From The Same Library]. Volumes Professionally Refurbished With Neat Repairs To Small Chips At Head And Foot Of Spine Of Volume 1.