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Cambridge: W.Heffer & Sons Ltd, 1923.. 1st edition. Ghulam Rassul Galwan (1878-1925), was a Ladakhi explorer of Kashmiri descent, after whom the Galwan River is named. He was an acclaimed guide and caravan bashi (caravan manager), who accompanied numerous expeditions of European explorers during the British Raj. Excerpts from his travel diary were published under the title Servant of Sahibs, edited by Katherine Barrett, wife of Robert Barrett. Pp.xx/282, black & white portrait frontispiece, spotting to preliminaries including title page and rear endpapers. Green cloth, gilt title to spine. Scarce. G+.** Bookplate of "Park Close, Englefield Green" to inside front board. Park Close was built in the Arts & Crafts style and owned in its early years by the civil engineer and politician Urban Hanlon Broughton as his summer residence. In 1930, his widow Mrs Urban H. Broughton was still living there and at 37 Grosvenor Square, London. In 2004 it was bought for 8 million pounds and the anonymous buyers… Read More

Cambridge,: W. Heffer & Sons,, 1924. Hardcover Hardcover. Very Good. Original green cloth with slight bumping to corners, gilt at spine slightly rubbed, light spotting to prelims, otherwise very good. No dust jacket. Name to endpaper.

New York.: D. Appleton & Company.. Reprint.. May1924.. With an introduction by Sir Francis Younghusband. Portrait frontispiece with tissue-guard, facsimile of the author's handwriting, xix + 282pp, glossary. Edges somewhat foxed, bright red cloth covered boards stamped and lettered in gilt, in the original dustjacket with some chips, mainly to the head and tail of spine, now protected. Originally published in 1923. An attractive copy. 21.5 x 13.5cm. Account of the life and travels of Ghulam Rassul Galwan a Muslim from Ladak who worked for many years in the service of English and American travellers in the Himalayas, Central Asia and Tibet. The book is written in the idiomatic English used by the author and is designed to be read aloud to accomodate for his unusual style. An interesting account. .