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1801ref. 58158(København, 1801-11). 4to. Lidt senere hldrbd. Stregforgyldning på ryg. Forgyldt skindtitel (Lahde - Mindesmærker). Forskellige pagineringer, ialt 190 pp. incl. fortalen til kronprindsen, men uden det trykte titelblad, som kun kendes i 2 eksemplarer. Til gengæld er de bogtrykte omslag til hefte 4 medindbundet. Udkom i 4 hefter. På skrivepapir. Enkelte svage brunpletter. Titelkobber, 14 kobberstukne plancher, 2 kobberstukne portrætter (halvsides). Komplet.
1859ref. 18861859. Folio-oblong. Original halvlæderbind med gulddekorerede permer of shirt. Litograf.titelbl., 47 litograferede plancher i tontryk og i flerfarve, heraf 1 kort. Bortset fra mindre plet i højre hjørne af et rent og frisk eksemplar.
1964Thick quarto. Pp. 601. Plus numerous colour and monochromatic tipped-in plates, many with semitransparent overlays printed in red; one folding map. Hardcover, bound in the original publisher's buckram, brown lettering to cover and spine, pictorial endpapers, with pictorial dust-jacket with some tears and repairs; old signature to top corner of half-title. Book itself is in fine condition. Excellent copy, very well preserved, with all the wonderful plates in mint condition. ~ First edition. A splendid production.
1801(København, 1801-11). 4to. Lidt senere hldrbd. Stregforgyldning på ryg. Forgyldt skindtitel (Lahde - Mindesmærker). Forskellige pagineringer, ialt 190 pp. incl. fortalen til kronprindsen, men uden det trykte titelblad, som kun kendes i 2 eksemplarer. Til gengæld er de bogtrykte omslag til hefte 4 medindbundet. Udkom i 4 hefter. På skrivepapir. Enkelte svage brunpletter. Titelkobber, 14 kobberstukne plancher, 2 kobberstukne portrætter (halvsides). Komplet.
1833ref. 66810Prag: J. G. Calve'schen Buchhandlung 1833. gebundene Ausgabe, Leinenband der Zeit, etwas aufgehellt, Seiten alters- und papierbedingt gebräunt, sonst guter Zustand
1860ref. 17330Regensburg, Manz, o. J. (um 1860). 1 mehrfach gefalt. zusammengesetztes Panorama (ca. 36 cm x 355 cm) in Stahstich mit 78 Randansichten. Fol. HLwd. des 20. Jahrhunderts mit aufgekl. vorderen OU (etw. gebräunt und leicht bestoßen).
1843ref. 8654Graz, Ferstl, 1843. XVI, 570, 32 S. 23 (1 gefaltete) Stahlstichtafeln, 2 lithographierte (1 farbiger) Faltpläne sowie 1 chromolithographierter Titel und 1 chromolithographiertes Widmungsblatt. 8°. OLwd. (berieben und etw. bestoßen, Gebrssprn.).
ref. ORD-101471°année (2°édition, 1840) et 2°année (1838), publié par Weibel-Comtesse à Neuchatel. 1 volume in-4 (202 x 272mm) dos basane brune (épidermée), titre, 144pp. et 1f.n.ch. (table des matières avec 53 planches h.-t. pour la 1°année et 2ff.n.ch. (titre et table), 216pp. et 54 planches h.-t. pour la 2°. Nombreuses illustrations dans le texte. Quelques rousseurs assez légères mais bon exemplaire complet des planches.
ref. 3180A LYON , ET SE VENDENT A VIENNE CHEZ CLAUDE BAUDRAND SOUS LES HALLES , 1659 reliure d'epoque plein veau dos lisse , decoré piece titre verte , bon etat , a noter que la table des matiere est manuscrite d'epoque ray W5
1861ref. PHO-1746Paris, Chez Benjamin Duprat, 1861, in-8, X-478 pp., relié demi chagrin vert, illustré de 28 planches d’après les dessins de l’auteur , dos à nerfs avec titre et auteur, quelques brunissures aux planches, petites rousseurs. Victor Langlois nous livre le récit de son expédition arc
1790ref. 63113Frankfurt a. M., in der Hermannischen Buchhandlung (Hermann), 1790. 8°. 2 Bll., 116 S., 2 Bll. (das letzte weiß), Mod. HLdr. im Stil d. Zt. m. goldgepr. Rückentitel.
1840ref. 5558Mit 1 gefalt. lithogr. Stadtplan von J. Williard nach W. Jäger u. 3 gefalt. lithogr. Tafeln. Stolberg am Harz u. Leipzig, B. G. H. Schmidt, 1840. 4to. (26,6 x 21,3 cm). XX, 350 S. Marmorierter Pappband d. Zt. mit schwarzem Rücken u. rotem Rückenschild.
1831ref. E0086Wien, Mechitaristen, 1831/33. 26 (1 gefaltete) Kupfertafeln. Je Band ca. 300 S. 7 Bände Halbleinenbände mit Goldprägung. Zustand -2.
1923ref. 37939Linz a. d. Donau, Verlag von R. Pirngruber, 1923. Qu.-Fol. Mit 222 Kupfertafeln u. einer Karte auf 12 gefalt. Tafeln. 14 Bll., OLwd. m. Kordelbindung.
1827ref. STLS0055Roma, Nella Stamperia di Vincenzo Poggioli 1827. 62 S.; gest. Karte 67 x 83 cm, 20 Segmente auf Leinen montiert. Unkolororiert; fleckenfrei, mit nur geringen Gebrauchsspuren. Karte und Buch in zeitgen. Pappschuber, mit bedrucktem Deckelschild des Buchhändlers Giovanni Scudellari, Roma. Schuber stärker berieben. Erste Ausgabe, erschien ursprünglich In italien. Sprache. Johann Heinrich Christoph Westphal (1794 - 1831) war ein deutscher Privatgelehrter, Astronom und Schriftsteller. "Immerhin leistete er tüchtiges auf dem Gebiete topographischer Studien.." (ADB 42,202f.)
ref. 139792aafBaden, Joh. Ludwig Baldinger, 1702, kl. in-8vo, 12 Bl. + 245 S. + 7 S. (Register), etwas stockfleckig, Stempel auf Vorsatz / Ex Libris Peter E. Obergfell, Original-Pappband d. Zeit. Rücken mit kl. Fehlstelle.
ref. 100496aafParis, Laplace, Sanchez et Cie, Libraires-éditeurs, (Imp. Ch. Chardon ainé, Paris) s.d. (vers 1860), in-folio, (39x28 cm.), 40 planches, dont 6 mises en couleurs, tirées sur papier épais avec feuilles neutres intercalées, gravées par Rouargue frères et impr. par F. Chardon ainé, exemplaire sans rousseurs, reliure en d.-cuir originale (plats en percaline rouge), impression or ‘L’Italie Septentrionale et Méridionale’ sur le plat devant, dos à cinq nerfs, pièce de titre maroquin rouge. (Bellani -. Liste des vues sur demande).
ref. 137799aafDarmstadt, Gustave Georg Lange, 1872, in-4to, 344 p. + f. de table + 70 planches gravées / 303 p. + 1 f. de table + 51 gravures, reliure en toile rouge originale. traces d’usage au coiffes et charnières
1911Roy. 8vo., Fourth and Best Edition, with a fine portrait frontispiece, title-vignette, 2 coloured plates, 7 fine monochrome plates in photogravure, 62 engraved illustrations in the text and a folding coloured map; handsomely bound in full chocolate Chieftain morocco BY SPOTTISWOODE, sides with double gilt frame border enclosing a gilt lotus leaf at corners and a gilt fleur-de-lis at centre, back with five raised bands tooled in gilt, second and fourth compartments lettered and framed in gilt, all other compartments framed in gilt with gilt lotus leaf jn centre, all edges gilt, marbled endpapers heightened with gilt, elaborate gilt dentelles, a superb copy ideal as a gift or for presentation. The binding is signed by Spottiswoode on front paste-down. The fine photogravure plates are from drawings by Frederick L. Griggs (of 'Highways and Byways' fame). These appear here for the first and only time, replacing four of the woodcuts present in the third edition. A PRESENTATION COPY FROM R.S. DE HAVILLAND WITH HIS SIGNED AND DATED HOLOGRAPH INSCRIPTION ON FRONT FREE ENDPAPER VERSO. Reginald Saumarez de Havilland ('Havvy'), Assistant Master at Eton, played a fundamental role in the development of the school's boating prowess. In 1892 he succeeded Donaldson as coach of the famous 'Eton Eight' and in the following year replaced the Eight's previously characteristic short, sharp stoke with a much longer draw on a sliding seat. He presented his ideas (and much else) n the standard work 'Elements of Rowing' (Eton, 1913). Lyte's standard history was first published in 1875 and successively updated and re-issued in 1889 and 1899. A magnificent copy in virtually fine state.
1991ref. 3551San Francisco: Alex Wofsy Fine Arts 1991. Later edition. Reprint authorized by the trustees of J.R. Abbey and Dawsons. Four folio volumes measuring 310 x 232 mm. Faux leather with gilt to spines all in Fine jackets. Collating xx 399; xxi 428; xiii 299; xiv 301-675: complete including 633 illustrations. A pleasing set in all. Drawing from his own collection Major J. R. Abbey producied the following representation of landscape and architecture of the 18th and 19th centuries. "I have for over a quarter of a century been collecting books on the Scenery of Great Britain and Ireland illustrated with aquatints or lithographs published between the years 1775 and 1860. In this Bibliographical Catalogue the word 'Scenery' is not strictly confined to landscape but includes architecture and urban and social scenes. I have found it a fascinating subject and a field in which there seem to have been few serious collectors. Many of the illustrations are of real beauty and the fact that a large number are from books of the greatest rarity and therefore known to few in their original form gives added significance to those which are reproduced in this catalogue. It is perhaps true to say that the thirty-five plates are a microcosm of the English scene as well as showing something of the social life of the period. Alex Wofsy Fine Arts unknown
1991ref. 3551San Francisco: Alex Wofsy Fine Arts 1991. Later edition. Reprint authorized by the trustees of J.R. Abbey and Dawsons. Four folio volumes measuring 310 x 232 mm. Faux leather with gilt to spines all in Fine jackets. Collating xx 399; xxi 428; xiii 299; xiv 301-675: complete including 633 illustrations. A pleasing set in all. Drawing from his own collection Major J. R. Abbey producied the following representation of landscape and architecture of the 18th and 19th centuries. "I have for over a quarter of a century been collecting books on the Scenery of Great Britain and Ireland illustrated with aquatints or lithographs published between the years 1775 and 1860. In this Bibliographical Catalogue the word 'Scenery' is not strictly confined to landscape but includes architecture and urban and social scenes. I have found it a fascinating subject and a field in which there seem to have been few serious collectors. Many of the illustrations are of real beauty and the fact that a large number are from books of the greatest rarity and therefore known to few in their original form gives added significance to those which are reproduced in this catalogue. It is perhaps true to say that the thirty-five plates are a microcosm of the English scene as well as showing something of the social life of the period. Alex Wofsy Fine Arts unknown books
18168vo., First Edition, some very minor spotting (mainly marginal); original grey-blue boards, vellum back, paper label lettered in manuscript (a little chipped and faded), uncut, a remarkably crisp, clean copy. A SIGNED PRESENTATION COPY FROM THE AUTHOR TO JOSEPH STORRS, WITH THE FORMER'S HOLOGRAPH INSCRIPTION ON FRONT FREE ENDPAPER. With 2pp of publisher's advertisments of other works (including the revised edition of Hoyland's 'Epitome of the History of the World') bound in at end. John Hoyland (1750-1831), Quaker, writer on gipsies and author of other works, wrote this seminal study as a result of 'observing the very destitute and abject condition of the Gipsy race in the counties of Northampton, Bedford and Hertford'. The work is based on that of Grellman. For further details on Hoyland, his temporary disassociation with Quaker society (due apparently to his romantic entanglement with a gipsy girl) and his involvement with gipsies in general, see DNB. PRESENTATION COPIES FROM HOYLAND ARE RARE. A SPLENDID COPY IN CONTEMPORARY BINDING OF ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT AND INFLUENTIAL WORKS ON GIPSIES EVER WRITTEN.
12mo (170 x 105 mm), [2], xvii, [1], 248p., with half-title, upper corner of E8 torn away and just touching one letter, folding engraved map of the Island (gutter margin a little creased), cont. half calf, rebacked, marbled boards and corners rubbed, spine tolled in gilt with a red morocco title label. First published in 1752, this rare Dublin edition was published in the same year as the London second edition. "Mr. Armstrong's Omissions, which, in the London Edition, that Gentleman has supplied by an Appendix, are in this introduced in the Body of the Work, at the several Places to which they respectively belong."?Advertisement leaf. Provenance: Lieutenant William Grant's signature in ink to front-free endpaper. ESTC locates copies at National University of Ireland (Galway); Royal Irish Academy; Public Library of Cincinnati; University of Chicago.
17922 vols., 8vo., First Edition, Large Paper, with engraved pictorial titles, printed titles, 53 fine sepia aquatint plates, 21 woodcut illustrations in the text and 2 full-page maps, mild dust-soiling at blank margins, some offsetting from plates to facing pages; attractively bound in early twentieth century crushed brown half morocco, brown cloth boards, back with five raised bands tooled in gilt, second and fourth compartments lettered and numbered in gilt, all other compartments ruled in gilt, a bright, firm copy. With half-titles, and errata leaf at end of each volume. The aquatint titles and plates are engraved by C. Apostool after Ireland. LARGE PAPER COPIES ARE SCARCE. Abbey: Scenery 430; Anderson, p. 38; Upcott CXLIII.
1756ref. 14634Kbhvn., Lillie, 1756. Samt. helldrbd. med rig rygforgyldning og ophøjede bind. Ryg med lettere brugsspor. Kobberstukket titelvignet, lille stempel på titelbladet ""A:StB"". (24),134,(1) pp., 1 foldetabel og 2 udfoldelige kobberstukne plancher. Rent frisk eksemplar, trykt på svært skrivepapir.
