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229 - Belli(-Gontard), M. My Journey to Constantinople in 1845. Frankfurt, Sauerländer, 1846. 2 leaves, 343 pages. With 2 chromolithographic plates (printed on glossy paper). Small octavo. New half-linen binding (original wrappers mounted on the covers).
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Belli(-Gontard), M. My Journey to Constantinople in 1845. Frankfurt, Sauerländer, 1846. 2 leaves, 343 pages. With 2 chromolithographic plates (printed on glossy paper). Small octavo. New half-linen binding (original wrappers mounted on the covers). ADB XLVI, 344. - First edition. - Marie Gontard, from a Frankfurt banking family, undertook a solo journey to Constantinople; this work marked the beginning of her writing career. - The plates depict a harem woman and a dervish. - At the end, a reprint of several letters from the author to Beethoven, Chamisso, Catherine II, and others. - Some foxing throughout, first leaves with a damp stain in the lower outer corner.
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