Central Asia.- Vambery (Arminius) Travels in Central Asia, first edition, 1864.

Central Asia.- Ides (E. Ysbrants) Three Years Travel from Moscow over-land to China, first English edition, engraved additional title, folding engraved map (small hole at fold, tear at fold and anothe

1865 TRAVELS IN CENTRAL ASIA by Arminius Vamberry. Published by Harper and Brothers 1865. Travels in Central Asia Being the Account of A Journey From Teheran Across the Turkoman Desert on the Eastern

Central Asia.- Stein (Sir Marc Aurel) On Ancient Central-Asian Tracks, first edition, frontispiece, folding map, plates, pencil annotations to margins, but a remarkably clean copy internally, original

Siberia & Central Asia by Bradford 1835 T.G. Bradford 10" x 13" A Comprehensive Atlas Geographical, Historical & Commercial. Published in Boston. Hand colored outlines First edition of the first issue

Asia.- Stein (Sir Auriel) On Ancient Central-Asian Tracks, first edition, half-title, colour frontispiece, plates, of which 8 folding, folding colour map at end, occasional marginal spotting, chipping

Islamic Art A large Khotan Samarkand carpet with pomegranate design Central Asia, first half 20th century . . Cm 272,50 x 555,00.

**First Time At Auction** Central Asia, Pakistan, India, and Afghanistan, Gandharan Empire, ca. 1st century CE. An incredible schist head wearing a turban-style headdress, in a beautiful state of pres

First half 19th century, 189 x 99 cm, Central Asia, East Turkestan A fragment of a multiple prayer rug (saf) from the Kashgar oasis. The surviving section consists of four mihrab fields which are stil

First half 19th century, 97 x 90 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan The field design of this very rare, square sitting rug consists of three rows of five Memling güls and chemche secondary motifs. Star

first half 19th century, 82 x 111 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan The brown-red field contains nine large primary güls of the chuval type. The secondary güls are white or yellow diamonds quarte

First half 19th century, 51 x 113 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan A torba woven by the Karadashli tribe, with nine chuval güls and chemche secondary motifs in a red-brown field. The border shows sma

First half 19th century, 35 x 70 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan The palette, knotting structure and wool suggest that this small bag face in the kap format is a Yomut weaving. Kaps almost identical

First quarter 20th century, 178 x 91 cm, Central Asia, South Tibet A sitting or sleeping rug. A lotus blossom placed at the centre of the yellow field is surrounded by lively concentric stems with cur

first half 19th century, 482 x 204 cm, Central Asia, East Turkestan Heavily worn. Sides damaged. Finishes reduced. 

**Originally Listed At $1200** Ancient Central Asia, southern Azerbaijan and northern Iran, Ardabil region, Middle Bronze Age, ca. first half of the 2nd millennium BCE. An impeccable example of ancien

First quarter 20th century, 166 x 90 cm, Central Asia, South Tibet The dark blue field contains three stems bearing a large two-dimensional lotus blossom and tulip-shaped leaves bisected by colour cha

First quarter 20th century, 62 x 126 cm, Central Asia, South Tibet A saddle bottom rug composed of two trapezoid halves woven separately and joined at the centre using a felt fabric. The red-brown fie

first half 19th century, 80 x 106 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan The red-brown field contains twelve small primary güls and cruciform secondary designs. The ornamentation of the main border â€

first quarter 19th century, 79 x 123 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan Some moth damage and holes. Both upper corners damaged. A larger inserted area along the left side. 

Africa.- Stanley (Henry Morton) How I Found Livingstone. Travels, Adventures, and Discoveries in Central Africa, first edition, half-title, mounted photographic frontispiece, 6 maps and plans (1 foldi

Africa.- Caillié (René) Travels through Central Africa to Timbuctoo; and Across the Great Desert to Morocco, 2 vol., first English edition, mounted portrait frontispiece on india paper, fold

John Lloyd Stephens, Incidents of Travel in Central America, Chiapas and Yucatan (London: Arthur Hall, Virtue & Co, 1854). Revised from the first American edition, with additions, by Frederick Cat

First Edition. Publishers original green cloth with gilt title. Gilt title to spine. Frontispiece. viii, [2], 371 pages. 'Reminiscences of sport and travel'. A scarce copy.. Publisher Chapman & Hall L

FIRST EDITION , 1872 " HOW I FOUND LIVINGSTONE IN CENTRAL AFRICA' , BY HENRY M. STANLEYInside cover page list title as " How I found Livingstone: Travels, Adventures and Discoveries in Central Africa: