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Forty Years in Africa – A collectible 1932 Africana memoir recounting decades of experience on the African continent, written by Major Tudor G. Trevor and issued by Hurst & Blackett. A desirable period travel and colonial-era narrative.
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Forty Years in Africa by Major Tudor G. Trevor is a fascinating early 20th-century Africana title first published in March 1932 by Hurst & Blackett Ltd., London. This 279-page hardcover, followed by publisher advertisements, offers a first-hand account of travel, service, and life across Africa over four decades. Titles like Forty Years in Africa are increasingly sought after for their historical insight into colonial-era Africa, personalities, routes, and landscapes during a transformative period.
Bound in the publisher’s original beige cloth with brown pictorial decoration and green lettering, Forty Years in Africa retains strong shelf appeal and remains a worthwhile acquisition for collectors of Africana, exploration narratives, and military memoirs.
Condition – Good
Beige cloth boards with staining, fading, and age-related wear. Spine darkened, with author name and illustration still visible though title lettering has faded. Front endpaper present with prior ownership sticker. Front board hinge exposed internally. Foxing present throughout, particularly to preliminaries and endpapers. Binding remains holding and text block generally sound.
