Book Description

This has to be the ultimate guide to the Great Siberian Railway, one of the monumental engineering feats of the late 19th century. It was first written, translated & printed in Russia to encourage English tourists and businessmen to patronise the Trans-Siberian Railway. It is very detailed concerning the hundreds of towns & settlements along the route, covering all aspects - history, people, agriculture, industry, food & entertainment. It even includes commercial advertisements translated into English for the benefit of the English readers of the time.
Author A I Dmitriev-Mamonov & A F Zdziarski (Revised John Marshall
Date 1971
Binding Brown boards with gilt titles on spine + a decorative dust wrapper in orange & black featuring a collage of photographs of the railway.
Publisher David & Charles Reprints
Illustrator Profusely illustrated with 2 phototypes, 360 photo-gravures, 4 maps of Siberia & 3 plans of towns.
Condition VG in a VG d/w
Pages 532

Price: £30.00

Offered by Geoff Cox Books

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