“Of all the transitions one encounters in crossing European borders, none are more pronounced than those observed on entering Germany from any of the neighboring states… the moment the boundaries are crossed you are conscious of being on German soil.”
McBride’s illustrated survey of the lands, people and spirit of Germany, recorded after The Great War.
Author: Robert Medill McBride
Title: Towns and People of Modern Germany
Edition: First edition, second printing
Published: New York: Robert M. McBride, 1928
Physical Description: Hardcover; Octavo; 290p
Condition: Dust jacket not present. Boards and spine clean with edge wear, bumping to corners, light rubbing to surfaces, and crushing at spine ends. Gilt on front board strong, spine faded. Binding mostly sturdy and square. Front hinge is tender. Pages tanned with some mild foxing present. Owner’s inscription in front matter.
Comments: Nice vintage copy
