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1890030017New York / Boston: Metropolis Map Co / Damrell & Upham / The Old Corner Bookstore 1890. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Good. Folding Map Printed In Red And Black 14" X 17" In Green Folding Card Covers With Damrell & Upham Name/Address On Front Cover. Covers Worn But Intact Very Short Tears/Frays At Corners. Map Complete A Few Short Tears To Folds Extensive Notes On Places Visited On Otherwise Blank Reverse Some Further Notes In The River Part Of The Map Itself. Worldcat Shows Six Institutional Holdings. <br/> <br/> Metropolis Map Co / Damrell & Upham / The Old Corner Bookstore paperback
1931021761Los Angeles: Regional Planning Commission County of Los Angeles 1931. First Edition . Hardcover. Fine. Color and B/W Plans Folding Plans and Maps. 206 Pp. First Edition 1931. Green Cloth Printed In Black Gilt Map. Fine Exhibition Quality. <br/> <br/> Regional Planning Commission, County of Los Angeles hardcover
18760343801876. No Binding. Very Good. Map 8 1/2" X 6" Printed On One Side Only Probably 1876 Colorado A State No Continental Railroad Route And Denver Pacific Railroad Indicated As Such Before It Became Part Of The Union Pacific In 1880. Some Browning Traces Of Glue On Reverse. <br/> <br/> unknown
1880032799Philadelphia: D. W. Ensign & Co. 1880. 1st Edition . No Binding. Very Good. Single Sheet Printed Area 9" X 7 3/8" Hand Colored Apparently Extracted From A Copy Of The 1880 Book Then Nicely Mounted On A Beveled Card. A 3/16" And Another 1/2" Light Foxing Spot At Left Neat Margin Outside The Printed Map; One Thin Abrasion 1 5/8" Long Up To 1/16: Wide Extending From Lake Michigan Into Part Of Lincoln County. Scarce; Apparently Lacking From Many Copies Of This Book. <br/> <br/> D. W. Ensign & Co. unknown
1945006885Base Map Plant No. 1 GHO AFPAC / Melbourne Herald / RAAF 1945. First Edition . Illustrated Wrappers. Very Good. 12" x 16. Color Lithographic Designs; Maps. 161 pp. including glossary and comprehensive list of references. A manual intended to train newly assigned replacements to the unit 2821st Engineer Base Photomapping Company. <br/> <br/> Base Map Plant No. 1 GHO AFPAC / Melbourne Herald / RAAF unknown
1735016015Nuremburg / Nuernberg / Nurnberg circa 1735: G. C. Eimmarti / Officina Homanniana 1735. Reprint . Triple Mat Board. Fine. A Fine Colored Reprint Of An Exceptionally Decorative Astronomical Map Image 15 1/2" X 13 1/2" Not A Flat Copy Or Poster Heavy Raised Ink On Heavy Textured Paper With Faux Laid Lines No Center Fold Discernible. Beautifully Colored Probably Hand Colored. The Finest Possible Copy But Not An Eighteenth Century Original.Nicely Matted With Triple Mat Boards In Different Colors. <br/> <br/> G. C. Eimmarti / Officina Homanniana unknown
1931033339Kansas City: Gallup Map & Supply / Sears Roebuck 1931. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Good. 76 Pp. 14 1/4" X 11". Considerable Wear Three 1/2" Chips To Front Cover But Complete. <br/> <br/> Gallup Map & Supply / Sears, Roebuck paperback
1861005672Liverpool New York: Charles Magnus & Co. 1861. First Edition Thus . No Binding. Very Good . 28" x 24. Early Civil War Era Display Map Hand Colored Title "Union Military Map" At Top In Red White And Blue And Incorporating The 19" X 14.5" Complete Map Of The Rail Roads At Center Hand Colored With Other Three Maps Below Along With Hand Colored Figures Of Columbia And Justice And A Very Detailed Engraving Of The Capitol With The City Of Washington In The Background. Mounted On Board. The Map Of Rail Roads Has A Copyright Date Hand Corrected In The Printing Plate To 1859; The Map As A Whole Has A Copyright Date At Bottom Hand Corrected In The Plate To 1861. Another Version Probably Later Includes Additional Figures Of Uniformed Soldiers At Both Sides Of The Rail Road Map. In A Simple Yet Solid Black Frame With Uv-Resistant Glass. No Folds Or Tears. Scarce. <br/> <br/> Charles Magnus & Co. unknown
175169769Venezia 1751. 8vo. Samtidig helpergamentbind. 24 442 2 s. Med 19 foldede kobberstukne kart. Appresso Francesco Pitteri Italiensk. <br/><br/><em>På Amerika-kartet er California gjengitt som øy ! Noen eselører materien noe brunplettet bindet med slitasjer i ryggen. </em> unknown
187139866Mexico: Tipografia Mexicana Calle de cadena núm. 3 1871. 82 1 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Contemporary quarter red calf and marbled boards. 82 1 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Tipografia Mexicana, Calle de cadena núm. 3 unknown
2080202105601194Not Available N.A. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Not Available paperback
1896DEMO012892IChicago: The Caxton Club 1896. First American Edition. Hardcover. Good plus. Facsimile map supplied for rear pocket. Tall octavo 229pp. half vellum -with some splits gray boards bumped at corners untrimmed. <br/><br/>A reprint of the first English translation London 1714; with the Map of the original French edition Paris 1713 in facsimile. A reprint of the first English translation London 1714; with the Map of the original French edition Paris 1713 in facsimile. Joutel was second-in-command of this expedition which failed to find the mouth of the Mississippi. Finley Collection 42. "Most reliable eye-witness account of La Salle's two-years wanderings in Texas. The map based on La Salle's Mississippi explorations was the first accurate delineation of that river --Howes J266." Limited to only 206 copies. The first book published by The Caxton Club CCI. Facsimile map supplied for rear pocket The Caxton Club hardcover
1806300804Glasgow: Niven Napier and Khull 1806. hardcover. very good-. Illustrated with some engraved portrait plates and 4 folding maps. 3 volumes. iv 480; iv 476; iv 479 pages. 8vo contemporary full brown calf with red labels; well-rubbed but sound. Glasgow: Niven Napier and Khull 1806. Some crude repairs to folding plates and significant foxing throughout still a very good- copy of this uncommon title.<br/> <br/> Niven, Napier and Khull unknown
181118884Köln 1811. 12mo. Later gold-tooled half red morocco red paper over boards with the title in gold on the spine. With 24 numbered engravings 7 x 3 cm showing the peoples discussed in their traditional costumes each mounted on a blank leaf. With the engravings coloured as published as indicated on the title page. 170 4 pp. Extremely rare copy of the second edition of an already very rare work presenting the geography and anthropology of the foreign world in the form of a story told in 24 winter evenings by a father to his children. It is divided into 24 chapters each describing the inhabitants of a specific region in Africa the Americas Australia Asia and Europe each with a hand-coloured illustration. The equally rare first edition published by Bieling in Nürnberg in 1810 contains the plates from Johann Sigmund Stoy Bilder-Akademie für die Jugend 1784 while the illustrations in present anonymous edition are printed from new plates implying a possible pirated edition.It treats the Khoikhoi the inhabitants of Guinea the Caribbean Florida and Mexico the Eskimos the inhabitants of Greenland and Patagonia the "Pescherans" from Tierra del Fuego the inhabitants of New Zealand the Australian aboriginies called "New Hollanders" the inhabitants of Java and Amboina & Makassar the Moguls in India the inhabitants of Bukhara and China the Kalmyks Mongols and Buryatians the inhabitants of Tunguska and Kamchatka the Ostyaks the Samoyedic peoples and the Laplanders. Although published as a complete work by itself it was so successful that Bieling published a companion volume covering different regions in 1811: Schilderung der Vornehmsten Völker.The title-page mentions the work is written by the author of Unterhaltende Erzählungen für das erste Kindesalter 1809 apparently the same anonymous author who also wrote Julius merkwürdige Abentheuer 1813-1817 and Das goldene Buch für Kinder 1811 all published by Bieling in Nürnberg.The boards show very minor signs of wear the title-page shows traces of earlier endleaves some very minor occasional spotting. Otherwise in very good condition. An extremely rare copy of an early 19th-century German children's book teaching geography and anthropology.l WorldCat 1082152367 1 copy Universität Frankfurt; cf. GVK 2 copies of the first edition; Wegehaupt 1154 first edition lacking title-page; not in Lipperheide; Sabin etc. ABE CAT Anthropology & Ethnography ABE CAT Costumes & Uniforms hardcover
7752Original paper binding with handwritten text on the front hard to read the date 1859 is good visible. Text in French and Russia. Foreword by Levansky.On the titlepage a handwritten dedication to Baron Gevers ministre Plenipotenciaire de S.M. le Roi des Pays-Bas signed by Son tres humble et tres obeittant serviteur L. Leving.Paper binding with some frayes and discoloration yotal Size: 25 x 16 cm. Interior with some discoloration but complete and good.Titlepage with stamp ""Koninklijk instituut van ingenieurs"". unknown
17399338Venice: Appresso Gio: Battista Recurti 1739. Third edition. 3 vols 8vos continuously paginated: 15 408; 409-816; 817-1365pp. plus 3pp publisher's ads. In Italian. Title in vol 1 in red and black. Index. Original thin parchment boards with hand lettered spines. A few leaves in Vol.1 browned and with tide mark to edges boards lightly soiled else a clean set. <br /> <br /> Originally published in 1722 this geographical treatise on the known world went through at least 4 editions through 1769 and was immensely popular. Chiusole 1679-1755 was a well-known historian mathematician and geographer who published several works which added to the Italian knowledge base of the time this geographical work being the most prominent. This text contains a short section on America in vol. III. An attractive set in original binding. <br /> <br /> European Americana 739/66. Appresso Gio: Battista Recurti unknown
185459626Edinburgh & London: William Blackwood & Sons 1854. Folio. 12 x 15 in. 122 pp. all text w/in engraved ruled borders. Double-page hand-coloured steel-engraved frontisp. map 24 steel-engraved hand-coloured maps 1 text map. Contemporary half-maroon-coloured sheep over plum-coloured cloth gilt lettering on front cover & spine pale yellow clay-sized endpapers a.e.g. very slight occasional interior thumb soiling or dustsoiling minor scuffing to fore-edges wear to corners rear hinge starting still VG copy from library of Edwin Corbold 1827-1921 Independent Minister later Congregational Reverend and temperance supporter at Purley in Surrey. First “Reduced†edition of the first physical atlas ever published in England. Johnston 1804-1871 explains in his preface the four sections of Geology Hydrology Meteorology and Natural History originally Phytology & Zoology which were subsequently reduced in order to serve as a very popular educational atlas. Each section includes beautifully engraved maps and explanatory sections and the large Palaeontological map of the British Islands with extensive colouring and added notes by Edward Forbes. Johnston’s work reflected not only the increased interest in mapping geological zoological and biological distributions but also focused on the measurement of climate and environmental factors. William Blackwood & Sons, hardcover
18611012614to leather spine and corners with speckled boards maps colored in outline 23 pp. index. Top board almost separated joint split spine and edges are rather worn small piece missing at the top of spine preliminary page loose large folding map has split at the center; maps generally bright and clean. This atlas contains 22 maps that are colored in outline. Includes a nice map of Palestine and a folding map of some of the exploits of Alexander the Great. The atlas also contains an index that provides the latitude and longitude of the places named on the maps. H.G. Bohn,
1955CORV-SEA-06540Department of the Interior Washington D.C 1955. Hardcover. Very Good. Gazetteer No. 5. Ex-library with minimal stamps. Binding firm interior clean and unmarked. 390 pp. Department of the Interior, Washington, D.C hardcover
1875014455London: Hamilton Adams & Co. And J.Y.Knight & Co. 1875. Thirty-eighth edition. This is a history of the world from a Fundamentalist Christian perspective. From the intro: "History ought to be studied with uniform submission to the authority of revelation.Revelation is the standard by which all history is to be judged as well as the rule by which all history is to be improved. History is to be studied as confirming scriptural facts." Full purple cloth with paper label on spine. Spine lightly sunned to a brown. Corners lightly bumped. Overall a VERY GOOD copy. Full Cloth. Very Good. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Hardcover. Hamilton, Adams, & Co. And J.Y.Knight & Co. Hardcover
198557371Tacoma WA: Washington State Historical Society 1985; August 1986. Two parts in one. 10 340; 4 unpaginated. pp. Photo frontisp. Burgundy-coloured publisher’s cloth gilt lettering front cover & spine maps on endpapers slight shelfwear NF; Printed softcovers tipped-in to rear flyleaf of previous work NF. First edition of this essential reference of Oregon Territory Washington Territory and Washington State history. Washington State Historical Society, paperback
18107540Edinburgh: William Anderson of Stirling 1810. Revised edition. Leatherbound. Good. J. Menzies; T. Clerk engraved maps. 8vo. Pp. xii 952; 830. Frontis. fold-out map each volume. Illustrated with 30 additional engraved fold-out maps. Volumes uniformly bound in contemporary full polished calf gilt titles stamped in black morocco lettering pieces on the spine with gilt rules decorations and volume numbers. Previous owner ink signature "D. B. McNab" on each front free endpaper and ink manuscript index to plates tipped in. T. Kitchin engraving of armillary sphere mounted to front pastedown of vol. 1 and 1841 data table of Scotland's railways and canals to Vol. 2 FFEP. Corners bumped spines with crackling light scuffs and scars to covers leaf edges toned and light foxing throughout top edges soiled all maps intact albeit some with small chips and creases bindings tight. "A compilation where those who read the Newspapers might at once find some account of any particular town or fortress." The casual armchair traveler is also well-served with vivid descriptions. This revision of the 1807 edition has better maps. The Chronological Table leaves off in November 1809 with events of the Napoleonic Wars. <p>Sample of a brief entry: "Oregan or River of the West a river of North America which falls into the ocean in lon. 122.30.W and lat. 43.17.30.N." Though the mythical river had yet to be supplanted by the real Columbia in the listings it appears on the updated map of North America. William Anderson of Stirling unknown
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0259495247.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
