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Ruins Of Angkor Cambodia in 1909 by P Dieulefils is a striking picture book that blends history and photography, offering a vivid look at the ancient site through early 20th‑century lenses. The facsimile edition, published in 2001, reproduces the original 151‑page hardcover with crisp architectural and landscape images that appeal to both young adults and adult readers.
This non‑fiction volume captures the timeless beauty of Angkor’s ruins, making it a valuable addition for collectors of historical photography and enthusiasts of Southeast Asian heritage. The book’s format and clear English text ensure an accessible experience for anyone interested in architectural photography.
The copy is in good condition, with a tight binding and clean, tidy pages free of dog‑ears or writing. Light foxing appears only on the closed top page edge, while the interior page surfaces remain unaffected.
It comes from a smoke‑free home, preserving the integrity of the facsimile edition’s visuals and ensuring the hardcover remains a sturdy, attractive piece for display or study.