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1766276pp + list subscr. VG/none First (only) edition. Modern binding in grey plain stiff cardboard with black lettering on spine, red edges, tiny tears and crease at the bottom of the spine, some mild sporadic offsetting otherwise an excellent copy, fresh and tight. The full title is "The Antiquities of Arundel; the Peculiar Privilege of its Castle and Lordship; with an Abstract of the Lives of the Earls of Arundel, from the Conquest to this Time by the Master of the Grammar-School of Arundel". Charles Caraccioli was the Master of the Grammar School, dedicated to the Duke of Norfolk, Earl of Arundel and his Heir Apparent Edward Howard, Esq.
1978In 4° (310x210); pagg. XXXI, 652 con una grande tavola ripiegata fuori testo raffigurante una veduta di Verona di Marco Moro, XV illustrazioni a col. , XXI in nero, 341 in nero di stampe e piante della città, particolari architettonici, monumenti ecc.Interessante bibliografia sulle vedute, piante e carte geogr. di Verona con dettagliate schede Contiene saggi di Marchi, Lorenzoni, Brugnoli, Marchini, Concina, mazzi, Borelli ed altri. Tela editoriale con sovracoperta a colori e custodia. Contiene interessanti saggi di storia veneta, architettura, istituzioni civili e sociali. Come nuovo.
1999cm. 24,5 x 34, x-388 pp. con 467 ill. n.t., 4 tavv. f.t. a col. e 3 pieghevoli a col. Forma Italiae - Serie I Il volume esamina un vasto settore della Campagna Romana particolarmente conservato dal punto di vista ambientale e ricco di evidenze archeologiche. Il lavoro, condotto con le tecniche pi? avanzate di ricognizione e documentazione, ha permesso l?identificazione e localizzazione di pi? di 800 siti archeologici, alcuni dei quali sottoposti a forte rischio o gi? parzialmente danneggiati; molti di essi sono di grande importanza archeologica, ed alcuni, oltre 700, del tutto sconosciuti. The volume examines a large part of the Roman Campagna with a particularly well preserved environment, very rich in archaeological remains. This work has been conducted with the most recent tecniques of survey and documentation that permitted the identification of more than 800 sites, some of which risk being completely destroyed, others having been already damaged. Many are of great archeological importance and over 700 sites were previously not known. 2485 gr. x-388 p.
18222 vols., 8vo., First Edition, wanting all advertised maps and plans as usual, some moderate age-browning (but nowhere affecting legibility); crudely bound in tan leather [sheep?], backs with red leather labels ruled and lettered in gilt, a good, sound working copy of a scarce work. The Directory was compiled by W. Parson. The index to the work as a whole in included in the second volume. With the contemporary binder's tickets of E.Orthick of Leeds (first volume) and J. Nicholson of Bradford (second volume) on front paste-downs; both tickets must surely have been carried forward from the original bindings. The maps and plans advertised by the publisher were actually issued as a separate volume and are seldom, if ever, present. Nevertheless, a very substantial body of information and an invaluable county reference. COMPLETE SETS ARE SCARCE. Anderson p.310; Boyne XV.
1813Roy. 8vo., First Edition, with wood-engraved title-vignette, fine engraved armorial dedication, 6 engraved plates, folding pedigree, 11 wood-engraved illustrations in the text, and several engraved head- and tail-pieces, wanting frontispiece, list of plates and folding map; contemporary boards, uncut, neatly rebacked, old calf backstrip laid down, a most attractive working or reference copy. THIS COPY IS BOUND WITHOUT THE FRONTISPIECE, LIST OF PLATES AND FOLDING MAP. The engraved illustrations are by Nesbitt of Chelsea. Anderson, p.175; Upcott, p. 600.
réf. DADAX0190200677New unknown
17398vo., Fourth Edition, on laid paper, title and text partly in black letter; eighteenth century full calf, sides with double frame border, supplemented at joint edge by decorative fillet, back with five raised bands, gilt dentelles (faded at fore edges), expertly rebacked in calf to style with old backstrip laid down, a remarkably crisp, clean copy in period binding. With 3pp publishers' catalogue bound in at end. Shaw's compendium remained the standard reference on parochial jurisprudence for almost two centuries. SCARCE.
19124to., First and Sole Edition, with a frontispiece, 2 coloured plates of arms and 27 plates and portraits in monochrome, some light and mainly marginal spotting; original full faux-vellum, sides with double frame border in gilt enclosing an armorial bearing blocked in gilt, bevelled edges, gilt back, gilt top, uncut, a remarkably bright, firm copy. EDITION LIMITED TO 100 NUMBERED COPIES (THIS COPY NO. 46). Sold with a few items of printed and MS ephemera relating to the Bloomer family of Accrington.
First edition, 12mo (160 x 104 mm), [5], 6-112pp., engraved frontispiece of Whitby Abbey (lightly spotted with a stain to lower blank margin), bookplate, text illustrs., orig. publisher's printed boards, a very nice copy. Rare, Copac locates the BL and York Minster copies only.
First Edition, engraved vignette on title, folding hand-coloured map (1 inch closed tear), 2 plates, viii, 717, [15] pp., cont. half half, rubbed.
4to (315 x 250 mm), xxxvi, 355pp., one of 250 copies, large paper copy, a very good ex-library copy, last 30 or so leaves browned, later calf calf, marbled paper covers, untrimmed.
1980Roy. 4to., with 70 pages of reduced facsimiles and numerous illustrations in the text; buckram, gilt back, a fine copy in the dustwrapper. EDITION LIMITED TO 1000 COPIES SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. An invaluable work of reference illustrating and describing the area. The catalogue was prepared under the editorial supervision of Ralph Hyde, Keeper of Prints and Map at the Guildhall Library, City of London
réf. 83715aafs.d., vers. 1860, 7x10.5 cm., gravure sur acier finement coloriée / kol. Stahlstich mit Spitzenrändern, 1 feuille
réf. 83717aafvers 1860, 7x10.5 cm., Gravure sur acier finement coloriée à la main. Avec larges bords aux dentelles gaufrées et ajourées / kol. Stahlstich mit Spitzenrändern, 1 feuille.
réf. 656.1aaf18 ème, 29.5x44.7 cm Vue d’optique coloriée.
réf. 2166.1aafs.d. 18ème s. Gravure sur cuivre coloriée à la main. Coupée court au bord (Guckkastenblatt, Kupferstich d. 18 Jhd., eng beschnitten), 1 feuille 26 x 40 cm.
réf. 141482aafEdité par Langnau am Albis. Dorfpresse Langnau. 1989, in-Folio, 14 gerollte Karten (mehrfarbig), 48 x 70 cm. Exlibris Peter E. Obergfell, In illustrierter Box. Box komplett,schönes Exemplar.
réf. 83391aafPubliée pr. J.P. Lamy à Berne, Basle, Lausanne, Genève, s.d, vers 1830, 16x20 cm., gravure aquarellée / Kolorierte Aquatinta, guachiertem Blattrand, 1 feuille.
réf. 106782aaf1780, 24x35cm. gravure sur cuivre originale. Vue classique tirée de l’ouvrage de ‘Zurlauben, Tableaux de la Suisse ou voyage pittoresque en Suisse’, planche 153 1 feuille.
réf. 503.1aaf1575, Image 20x23.7 cm, Gravure sur cuivre / Kupferstich XVIIè siècle. 1 feuille 24x27 cm
réf. 112.1aafLith. de Kellner à Genève, (publié par:) Les frères Manega, éditeurs à Genève, XIXe, (ca. 1840), 34.5x21.7 l’Image, Lithographie originale, Dans passepartout. Format 38.2 x 35 cm la feuille.
réf. 84955aafParis, Au Palais, Theodore Legras, 1742, in-8vo, 1 ff. titre en rouge et noir + 540 p. + 13 planches (dont 11 dépliants), reliure en veau originale, charnières fendus et coin touchés.
réf. 88075Innsbruck, Kifadruck - Kartographisches Institut 1934, 655x450mm, Verlegereinband. Mit Schuber. Sehr schönes Exemplar. Reliure d'éditeur. Sehr schönes Exemplar.
réf. 114319aafTurin, Casanova F., Libraire-Editeur, 1877, in-8vo, XII + 440 p. illustré de 85 gravures tirées de l’ouvrage de M. Aubert + 1 carte dépl., plusieurs cachets/tampons de ‘S.A.C. Basel’, cartonnage de bibliothèque.
réf. 73406Strasburg, Joh. Heinr. Silbermann 1812, 220x140mm, 104Seiten, broschiert. Gebrochener Rücken. Randrötliche Farben. Name des Eigentümers auf der Rückseite der höheren Decke.
