Travels in Africa During the Years 1882-1886, translated from the German by A. H. Keane By: Dr. Wilhelm Junker Published by: London, Chapman and Hall, 1892, First edition in English Condition: Hardcover original green pictorial cloth, gilt lettering on spine, black ruled border, rubbed at edges, in very good condition. Very light foxing on few leaves, else a very good copy. Hundreds of illustrations, including many full-page, 2 folding partly colored maps (one with short tear), index. 586 pages, dimension: 23.0 x 17.0 cm. Junker explored Africa from 1875 to 1886 including mapping of the Congo River and exploring the Nile sources. He also established the identity of the Welle and Ubangi. Junker received the gold medal of the Royal Geographical Society in 1887. The third of three works of German explorer's trilogy of travels through Africa translated into English from the original German by A.H. Keane. Wilhelm Junker (1840-1892) traveled through Africa from 1875 to 1886 studying the peoples and collecting specimens of plants and animals. The third volume of "Travels" outlines his investigation of the Nile/ Congo watersheds and travels through Uganda and Tabora to Zanzibar. He also established the identity of the Welle and Ubangi people. Please view & used photos for further condition detail. Ship tracked & insured.