Lot of 3 Baedeker Travel Guides (1913–1924) A fine group of early 20th-century Baedeker travel handbooks, all complete and well-preserved. Baedeker guides are highly collectible for their detailed maps, plans, and historically significant travel information. 1. Southern Germany and Austria (Wurtemberg and Bavaria) Karl Baedeker – 12th Revised Edition (1914) Karl Baedeker, Leipzig – 386 pp. With the original dust jacket (scarce). Complete with all maps and plans. Condition: Very Good. A well-preserved pre-WWI edition covering Southern Germany and Austria in great detail. 2. La Suisse et les Parties Limitrophes de la Savoie et de l’Italie Karl Baedeker – 28e Édition (1913) Karl Baedeker, Leipzig – 604 pp. With 77 maps, 21 plans, and 14 panoramas. Comprehensive guide to Switzerland and neighbouring regions. Condition: Good+. A solid copy with a rich cartographic section typical of early Baedekers. 3. Paris et ses Environs – Manuel du Voyageur Karl Baedeker – 28e Édition (1924) Karl Baedeker, Leipzig – 482 pp. + 64-page appendix With 16 maps and 41 plans. Condition: Very Good. Known as the “Olympic Baedeker”—issued for the 1924 Paris Olympic Games and the International Exhibition of 1925. Features the first descriptions of air travel services, and reflects post-WWI street-name changes honouring Allied leaders. A desirable and historically rich trio of Baedeker guides, representing major European destinations during the early 20th century, including a rare Olympic-year Paris edition.