Three manuscript travel journals, Adkins / Bourne family, including one in French titled a “Voyage en Orient” by Marie Louise Adkins (née Poulin), detailing a trip to Syria and Palestine, with inset photographs and postcards, pressed flowers and leaves from the Garden of Gethsemane and the Mount of Olives, and carte postale menus from onboard the Orénoque and the Niger liners, passages such as: "the patriarch entered the sepulchre, lit torches, and directed the flames toward the doorway facing Jerusalem”, 52 pp., card covers with ms. title label, worn, 34 x 32 cm, 1912; with a travel journal covering cities across Spain, Italy, Malta, Algeria, Egypt, and Morocco, inset postcards, including black and white postcard of the passenger steam ship the ‘Carpathia’, description of “many extremely unpleasant occurrences” onboard, cloth, lacking spine, 1910; and a travel journal covering the Lucerne canton of Switzerland, by Kathleen Adkins, inset postcards, cloth, 1922 (3)