This is the second of seven editions published up to 1910. The author was Dr Albert Socin (Professor of Oriental Languages in Basle). As tourism was still in its infancy in these countries, conditions were fairly primitive. Railways and roads were few and far between and the traveller therefore had to rely on horses or camels.
Endpapers dated "Januar 1880".

Second edition.cliv, 517pp, 18 maps, some coloured and folding, 44 plans, one panorama of Jerusalem and 10 illustrations, inner hinges slightly cracked, ink inscriptions on half title, bound in publisher's red cloth gilt, slightly worn in parts; overall a good copy.

Hinrichsen D479