The Blue Guide, edited by L.Russell Muirhead

Ex library book, but nice condition

The 1960 edition of ‘Paris: The Blue Guide’, edited by ‘L. Russell Muirhead’ is more than just a travel book, it is a collectible gem, a must-have companion for those who appreciate historical depth and meticulous exploration. 

Unlike contemporary guides that favor glossy photographs and curated itineraries, this volume embodies an era when travel was a scholarly pursuit, offering intellectual richness and architectural precision.

Its detailed maps, insightful historical commentary, and structured approach to Parisian landmarks, make it an invaluable artifact for travelers who seek not just to visit but to understand the city’s essence. 

A great find for collectors and connoisseurs alike, this guide holds the spirit of Paris as it was experienced in the mid-20th century, preserving a time when travel was as much about discovery as it was about appreciation.

A rare book that bridges history, architecture, and cultural immersion, it is a testament to the enduring legacy of ‘The Blue Guides series, making it not just a travel companion, but a window into a past era of thoughtful exploration.