"Peoples of All Nations" edited by John Alexander Hammerton, first published in the 1920s.

Used, but in very nice condition, perfect for the collector. Complete seven volume collection

A valuable resource for historians, collectors, and those fascinated by the cultural landscape of nations through time.

This remarkable collection provides a comprehensive account of global cultures, traditions, and histories. It features over 5,000 photographs, numerous color plates, and 150 maps. 

Structured alphabetically, the series covers nations from Abyssinia to Wales, offering insights into the national spirit of the modern world. 

Contributions from renowned writers such as Herbert Vivian, Edward Wright, Hamilton Fyfe, and Sidney Low enhance the depth of its narratives. 

This work serves as a striking anthropological history, reflecting the diversity and evolution of societies in the early 20th century. 

It is a valuable resource for historians, collectors, and anyone fascinated by the cultural landscape of nations throughout time.