Lot of Vintage Mid Century Horizon Caravel Books (Horizon Magazine 1960s)

This lot consists of nine vintage Mid-Century Horizon Caravel Books, dating from the 1960s. Each book appears to be a hardcover volume, likely bound in cloth or similar durable material, with varying spine colors including shades of red-brown, tan, teal, green, and olive. The titles visible on the spines are "Constantinople City on the Golden Horn," "The Search for King Arthur," "Joan of Arc," "Exploration of Africa," "Leonardo da Vinci," "Lorenzo de Medici and the Renaissance," "Captain Cook and the South Pacific," "Cortes and the Aztec Conquest," and "Beethoven." The lettering on the spines is consistent in style, suggesting they are part of a unified series. The overall condition appears good with some minor shelf wear visible, indicated by slight variations in color or light marks on some spines, which is typical for books of this age. There are no major tears, significant fading, or structural damage immediately apparent from the image. The unified presentation and consistent design indicate these are likely part of a historical or biographical series published by Horizon Magazine, known for their high-quality historical content and illustrations. The books collectively exhibit a strong aesthetic, characteristic of mid-20th-century publishing, and would be appealing to collectors interested in history, literature, or mid-century design.