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London, J. Taylor, 1707. 8vo. Cont. full mottled calf. Gilt back, red gilt titlelabel. Hinges weakening. (8),431,(1) pp. and 1 engraved map of Hven (Map of the Isle of Huen, by William Blaeu, when he studied Astronomy under Tycho Brahe). Fine and clean, printed on good paper.
Kiøbenhavn, Brødrene Berling, 1773. 4to. Senere hldrbd. med ophøjede bind på ryg. Forgyldt rygtitel. Rødt snit. Kobberstukket frontispiece. (8),XXVIII,59,(2) pp. samt 6 store udfoldelige kobberstukne plancher (planer, snit og arkitektur). En fold i den første planche med nogen afsmitning fra en tapereparation. Enkelte andre foldninger forstærket på bagsiden. Hver planche med eget trykt beskrivelsesblad. 1 stor kobberstukket vignet. Indvendig ren, trykt på skrivepapir.
Aalborg, J.P. Holtzberg, 1757. Lille8vo. Samtidigt helldrbd. med rig rygforgyldning (forgyldningen svag), forgyldt skindtitel. Hjørner stødte. Bindet med lettere brugsspor. (10),310 pp. Siderne lettere brunede. Enkelte tilskrifter i gl. hånd (Rist ?). Har tilhørt P.F. Rist (1870) og tidligere F.F. Speer (1830).
Westerås, Joh. L. Horrn, 1778-83. Indbundet i et samtidigt hldrbd. med rig rygforgyldning. Tome-og titelfelter i skind. 2 kobberst.titelblade med sigiller/byvåben. (12),108 (8),136 pp.
Kiøbenhavn, Møller, 1783. 4to. Samtidigt hldrbd. Ophøjede bind på ryggen. Forgyldt titeletiket. Ryg noget slidt med tab af skind ved øverste kapitæl. nederste kapitæl slidt. Forreste perm næsten løs. Stor kobberstukket titelvignet. XXIV,550 pp. Indvendig ren, trykt på skrivepapir.
Kjøbenhavn, Gad, 1872-87. Lex8vo. Indbundet i 9 smukke private hshirtbd. med titel- og tomefelter i skind. Rygforgyldning. De to registre indbundet i et bind.
Kbhvn., 1832-60. 4to. Samt. blåt hollanderet bind. Ubeskåret. Med ialt 33 stålstukne plancher og 48 pp. tekst.
Kbhvn., Godiche, 1775. Samt. hldrbd. Ryg med lidt brugsspor, øverste kapitæl lidt floset. XX,539,(7) pp. samt stort foldet kobberstukket prospekt af Haderslev. Notater på friblade.
Flensburg, David Korte, 1736. 4to. Samt. helldrbd. Ophøjede bind på ryg, kapitæl restaureret. False svage, men ikke itu. Bindet med brugsspor. Kobberstukket frontisp. med byplan og prospekt samt tekstkobbere. (22),746 pp. + Index + Appendix. En del sider noget brunede p.g.a. papirkvaliteten, særligt forrest.
Flensburg, David Korte, 1736. 4to. Indbundet ubeskåret i nyere helldrbd.med forgyldt rygtitel. Kobberstukket frontispiece med byplan og prospekt. (22),746 pp. + Index + Appendix. Talrige kobberstukne tekstillustrationer. Papirkvaliteten i dette værk gør siderne noget brunede og med lidt spredte brunpletter.
Flensburg, David Korte, 1736. 4to. Nyere papbd. med overtræk af marmoreret papir. Kobberstukket frontispiece med byplan og prospekt. (22),746 pp. + Index + Appendix. Talrige kobberstukne tekstillustrationer. Papirkvaliteten i dette værk gør siderne noget brunede og med lidt spredte brunpletter.
Helsingissa,1873. Tv-folio. Samt.hldrbd. Ryg defekt. Indvendig ren, kun 1 planche med lidt brunpletter. Tekst samt 34 stålstukne prospekter.
Helsingfors, F. Tilgmanns förlag, 1873. Lille folio-oblong. Originalt, rigt forgyldt, helshirtbd. Et par småskrammer og et hjørne lidt stødt, ellers meget velbevaret. Også med det farvetrykte titelblad. (4),VIII,(2),100 pp. samt 36 stålstukne prospekter fra Finland, alle med beskyttelsesblade. Indvendig ren og frisk, tekst såvel som plancherne.
First edition, folio (380 x 270 mm), x, 210, [2], xxxvipp., title in red and black, 8 mounted albumen prints (145 x 200 mm) by John Cruttenden of Maidstone, images faded at edges, lithographic plan hand-coloured outline, double-page pedigree and double-page facsimile letter, fore-edge of frontispiece and title page neatly strengthened, neat repair to inner margin of leaf G3 marbled endpapers, attractively rebound in the style of a late eighteen-century panelled calf binding, gilt, with red and black morocco labels to spine. Leeds Castle was the country seat of Charles Wykeham Martin (1801-1870), an English Conservative Party politician who sat in the House of Commons in three periods between 1841 and 1870. Cruttenden had exhibited two of his images of Leeds Castle at the Photographic Society's 1861 Exhibition. Gernsheim, 458.
First Edition, 3 vols., 4to (270 x 170 mm), one of 50 large paper copies, half-titles, frontis., with the bookplate Edward Henry Scott, some light foxing, cont. quarter half, hinges cracked, a little chipped, volume 3 re-backed with orig. spine laid down, uncut.
In tondo diametro di 9 cm; la stampa è montata su un cartoncino a sua volta inserito in una cornice in legno dipinta di nero, contornato all'interno da una cornice in ottone con una fine cornice incisa. Finissima acquarellatura a mano. Magnifica e fine incisione che illustra la città, cittadella e territorio circostante, d'Alessandria come appariva nel 1825. La carta, rarissima, venne realizzata da Paolo Burzio, noto ingegnere, architetto e topografo della città di Chieri e misuratore e disegnatore del 1° della città di Chieri e misuratore di 1° classe dello Stato Maggiore Generale dell'esercito sabaudo. Paolo Burzio, nel 1857, partecipò alla realizzazione del piano regolatore della città di Chieri. Esemplare in ottime condizioni di conservazione di carta rara.
Royal quarto. Pp. li, 305. With 28 plates. Set in double columns. Hardcover, bound in the original publisher's green boards, spine bit faded, with very good dust-jacket. Book is in fine condition. Excellent copy. ~ First edition. Catalogue of Oriental Manuscripts, Xylographs Etc. in Danish Collections, Vol. III. Walther Heissig (1913-2005).
Oblong crown quarto. Paginated from right to left. Pp. (viii), 35. Interleaved with 18 leaves of plates, each printed on both sides, often with multiple photographic images. Plus colour lithograph map. Free endpapers printed on different paper, the first on floral embossed paper printed in Japanese, the last with mounted floral shaped seal with author's name above text in Japanese. Hardcover, bound in the original publisher's boards, green cloth spine, upper cover illustrated with English title printed in gilt; extremities trifle rubbed, blank back cover bit soiled, browned. In about fine condition. A well preserved copy. ~ A thorough documentation of Tokyo prefecture comprising of excellent photographs accompanied by details descriptions. Very rare, no record found in any worldwide data base.
6 vols., roy. 4to., First Edition; original printed wrappers, sewed as issued, uncut, backstrips frayed and a few wrappers loose (but all bindings entirely sound), a very good, clean run. The run comprises Wills and Administrations registered Part I: 1451-1642 (1899); Wills and Administrations registered Part II: 1493-1560 (1901); Wills and Administrations preserved Vol. II Part I: 1601-1614 (1907); Wills and Administrations preserved Vol. II Part II: 1614-1625 (1907); Wills and Administrations preserved Vol. II Part III: 1628-1647 (1910); Wills and Administrations preserved Vol. II Part IV (1911). ALL VOLUMES IN THIS IMPORTANT SERIES ARE EXTREMELY SCARCE.
First edition, 4to (310 x 250 mm), [12], 240pp., photographic frontispiece, photographic vignette to title page and an additional 22 mounted albumen photographs, 4 lithographed plans, front inner hinge a little tender, orig. publishers brick red pebbled cloth, blocked in gilt, some light wear, all edges gilt. Gernsheim, 545.
First Edition, 4to, viii,[i],[10]-111[i.e. 119],[1],ii,xviii,[4]pp., irregular pagination: 59*-60*, 75*-76* and 109*-111*, errata leaf pasted to verso of dedication leaf, one of 100 copies printed, signed by Peck on the title page, folded map frontispiece, 8 engraved plates, several engravings in the text, title printed in red and black, some light spotting, closed tear to U1, orig. boards, re-backed, uncut. A rare topographical work. William Peck, originally from Epworth in Lincolnshire, set up business as a Druggist in Bawtry from where he wrote his history.
First edition, 40pp. 3 vols., bound in one, 8vo (215 x 135 mm), some light dampstaining and browning, nineteenth-century half calf, marlbed boards, red morocco title label to spine. Provenance: Contemporary signature 'Rich. Booth, Basing' to title of each; bookplate and signature of James Wells.
8vo, x, [2], 59, [25]pp., large folding engraved plan, orig. boards, spine taped. A very scarce Norwich directory, Copac listing 3 copies (Leicester University, Oxford and Institute of Historical Research) giving various collations and tentative dates between 1801-83, ours conforms to the Leicester University copy.
Crown octavo. Pp. 332. Plus finely engraved folding map. Hardcover, bound in contemporary quarter calf and marbled boards, vellum French corners, gilt lettered red morocco lettering-piece to spine, marbled endpapers, sprinkled edges. Minor sporadic foxing, else in fine condition. ~ Second edition. From the private library of Jean Herbert with his bookplate. James Silk Buckingham (1786-1855). A dedicated traveller and a prolific writer, he wrote, among others, also "Travels In Palestine Through the Countries of Bashan and Gilead" (1921); "Travels Among the Arab Tribes Inhabiting the Countries East of Syria and Palestine" (1925); "Travels in Mesopotamia" (1827); "Travels in Assyria Media and Persia" (1830).
Royal octavo. Pp. xx, 689, (2) publisher's catalogue. Plus double-page map and 2 plates. With 19 woodcut illustrations throughout the text; woodcut tail-piece. Hardcover, bound in the original publisher's full pictorial cloth by Hunter of Edinburgh, both sides as well as spine are illustrated and richly highlighted in gilt, original floral endpapers; spine-ends very slightly bumped with minor wear to corner-tips. In about fine condition. A lovely copy preserved entirely in the original state. ~ First edition. The Rev. Dixon resided in Japan for four years, occupying during that time the Professor of the English Language and Literature's chair in the Imperial College of Engineering, Tokyo. He returned to Scotland in 1880 in order to study for the ministry, and wrote his impressions of Japan in "The Land of the Morning" in which he gives an interesting account of Japan and the Japanese. On March 4, 1882, shortly after the publication of the book, the reviewer of "The Spectator" wrote: "The judgments that the author passes on men and things, on national habits and customs, have all the appearance of reasonableness and impartiality. They lean to the favourable side, nor is this strange, considering the kindness and courtesy which the author almost uniformly met with, even in his remotest journeys. But there is nothing of blind partiality."