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1922-23 Asia American Travel Magazine Collection

Embark on a journey through the rich tapestry of early 20th-century Asia with this exclusive collection of the Asia American Travel Magazine. This set of six issues, published monthly by the Asia Publishing Company in Concord, New Hampshire, offers a unique glimpse into the Orient through the eyes of American travelers and scholars. Each issue is a treasure trove of art, politics, and culture, meticulously illustrated and filled with insightful articles that capture the essence of Asia during that era.

• Comprehensive Content: Explore the diverse aspects of Asia, from politics to culture, through meticulously curated articles and stunning illustrations.
• Historical Insight: Gain a deeper understanding of the political landscape and cultural nuances of Asia during the early 20th century.

The magazines in this collection are in excellent condition, with clean, tight bindings and minimal signs of age. Each issue is approximately 96 pages long, filled with engaging text in English and beautifully illustrated throughout. The bindings remain sound, with only small, mostly imperceptible signs of age, handling, and time.

• Preserved Authenticity: Experience the authentic feel of early 20th-century periodicals with their original advertisements and layouts.
• Attractive Presentation: The magazines are visually appealing and would make an attractive addition to any bookshelf or collection.

This collection is perfect for historians, collectors, and anyone fascinated by the rich history of Asia and its cultural exchanges with the Western world. Whether you are looking to expand your knowledge, add to your collection, or simply appreciate the beauty of early 20th-century publishing, this Asia American Travel Magazine collection is an invaluable resource.

• Academic and Personal Enrichment: Use these magazines as a source of historical and cultural information for academic or personal research.
• Antiquarian Value: These magazines are a part of a scarce archive, making them not only a historical treasure but also a valuable collectible.