Dover Publications, Date: 1993-05-07. Paperback. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! 1993. Dover Publications ISBN 0486275868 9780486275864 [US]

New York : Dover Publications, Date: 1992. Softcover. Good. 2 uniform paperbacks, illustrations in b/w, 3 colour illustrations on verso covers; CII,144,462p. + XXII,662,X,161p. ISBN 9780486275864 and ISBN 9780486275871. 1992. New York : Dover Publications ISBN 0486275868 9780486275864 [NL]

Dover Publications, Date: 1993. 3rd ed. republication, unabridged.. Trade paperback. New. No dust jacket as issued.. 0 567 p. B&W Illustrations (198). 32 Maps & Site Plans. 1903 Volume I of 2, that once were 3 vol. Explorer Marco Polo (ca. 1254-1324) of Venice, with his father and uncle, traveled to the Orient and after 25 years, brought back goods an tales the were not believed in medieval Europe. He had spent 17 years at the court of Kubla Khan, the Chinese emperor. Polo was imprisoned at home, and dictated his story to another, Rustichello. 1993. Dover Publications ISBN 0486275868 9780486275864 [US]

New York : Dover Publications , Date: 1993. Edition Not Stated. Softcover. Good Condition. Octavo. Biding is tight but there is a small closed split on the paper on the spine gutter which does not impact on the binding Text body is clean and free from previous owner annotation, underlining and highlighting No foxing in this copy All edges clean Card covers are slightly bumped on corners, some slight wear on spine edges and a vertical crease on centre of spine Note - sold by Spencer and Murphy Booksellers as two volumes Volume I, Three Volumes Bound as TwoDedication Note by Miss Yule. Preface to Third Edition and Preface to Second Edition plus the Original Preface. Original Dedication - Memoir of Sir Henry Yule As many schoolchildren know, Marco Polo (c. 1254-1324) was a Venetian traveler who, with his father and uncle, traveled to the Orient and brought back fabulous stories of exotic lands and people to an unbelieving medieval Europe. The journey lasted 25 years, 17 of which were spent at the court of Kublai Khan, the Chinese emperor. At some point after his return home, Marco Polo was imprisoned by the Genoese, then at war with Venice. It proved to be a fortunate incarceration, for while in prison Marco Polo dictated the story of his travels to a fellow-prisoner, a writer named Rustichello. The book that resulted is one of the greatest books of all time — a vast treasury of valuable observations on the people and geography of the Near East and Asia, ...

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