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rif. SKU0610332Pearson 2018-01-16. loose_leaf. New. 0x8x10. New Textbook Ships with Tracking Pearson unknown
1841rif. 097727Dublin: Printed for the Society By John Hoare 1841. Book measures 8 1/4 x 5 1/4 inches. 5 works bound in 1 volumes. 1. first report of the royal agricultural improvement society of ireland. 1841. 22xiipp 2. second report of the royal agricultural improvement society of ireland. 78pp. 3. annual report of the royal agricultural improvement society of ireland. for the year 1842. printed 1843. 76pp. 4. annual report of the royal agricultural improvement society of ireland. for the year 1843. printed 1844. 83pp. 5. annual report of the royal agricultural improvement society of ireland. for the year. 1843 76pp bound without title page but with half title 6 folding plates. Bound in modern green cloth. Number on spine probably shelf number . Binding in very good clean firm condition. Internally pages clean throughout. A very nice clean well bound copy. . Cloth. Very Good Plus. 8vo. Printed for the Society By John Hoare Hardcover
1779rif. 3230A Maestrich, chez Jean-Edmond Dufour & Phil Roux, 1779. 7 volumes in-12, plein veau moucheté, dos à 5 nerfs ornés de fleurons, roulettes et encadrements dorés, pièces de titre marron, de tomaison vertes, roulette dorée sur les coupes, gardes marbrées, tranches rouges. Une petite épidermure.
rif. 001045London & Canberra: J. & J. Boydell Cheapside. & at the Shakspeare Gallery. Pall. Mall. 3 Volume Set COMPLETE. Volume I & II. 1793 Volume III the supplement 1798. Contemporary original full calf leather is in very good condition but is worn with some loss to top of volume 2's spine minor soiling Red morocco label on each spine with tooled designs. Chipping to bottom of Volume three. Interiors very good. second edition of Ireland's Hoagrth illustrated. There are more than 100 splendid engravings many of the full-page in this compenduim of one of the greatest illustrator-engravers of the 18th century. Overall a GOOD plus set. Internally EXCELLENT. Stated Second Edition Corrected. Full Calf Leather. Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Hardcover. J. & J. Boydell, Cheapside. & at the Shakspeare Gallery. Pall. Mall. Hardcover
1901rif. 29529HBDJ Copyright date 1901 1st Edition THUS VG/VG TINY CHIPS RUB WEAR EXTREMITIES OF DJ Small Chip btm DJ Spine small 7 1/2 X 5 in. SMALL Beautiful Green Textured Cloth Duplicates DJ Illustration 55 PGS FEW PGS SMALL SMUDGE MARK Very Good in Very Good dust jacket.8 vo. Tiny Tears extremities BACK DJ FOX TO EDGES Snugly bound and clean in original light green paper dust jacket with title lettering and pictorial design in green and red. LITTLE BROWN BOSTON hardcover
rif. Bloomsbury-9780810821941Scarecrow Press. Hardback. New. 585 pages Scarecrow Press hardcover
rif. Bloomsbury-9780810821941Scarecrow Press. Hardback. New. 585 pages Scarecrow Press hardcover
1793rif. 1025H15London: T. and J Egerton 1793. First edition. Leather. Very Good. 9" by 6.5". Samuel Ireland. The first edition of Ireland"s richly illustrated journey along the Medway complete with its aquatint title twenty-eight picturesque views and engraved map. In a contemporary marbled calf binding rebacked. The first edition. A continuation of Ireland"s two-volume Picturesque Views on the River Thames 1792 and the third work in his series of illustrated tours. Illustrated with an additional aquatint title twenty-eight aquatint plates and an engraved map together with further engraved illustrations within the text. Collated complete. An illustrated journey along the River Medway combining picturesque landscape topographical observation and antiquarian history. Samuel Ireland c1744-1800 was an English engraver collector and author whose illustrated tours helped popularise picturesque travel writing. ESTC No.: T146600. Ireland follows the river from the Nore and Sheerness through Chatham Rochester Aylesford Maidstone and Tunbridge describing the landscape towns and antiquities encountered along its course. In a contemporary marbled calf binding rebacked. Externally smart. Slight rubbing and bumping to extremities. Rubbing and creasing to spine. The odd minor scratch and scuff to calf. Shelf label affixed to upper corner of front paste down. Scattered spotting to endpapers. Internally firmly bound. Pages bright and clean if slightly age toned with the odd light spot to fore edge of first and last few leaves; scattered spotting to tissue-guards. Very Good T. and J Egerton hardcover
1656Acquaforte, 1656 circa, con coloritura coeva dei contorni, in buone condizioni.Esemplare del secondo stato di due, con l’imprint di Jacques Lagniet e la data del 1661.La mappa proviene dal rarissimo foglio intitolato “L’Europe par P. Du Val Geographe du Roy”, dal quale è stato ritagliato all’epoca - come anche certificato dalle antiche iscrizioni a inchiostro su alcune delle mappe - venendo applicato su un supporto di carta contemporanea, a formare un piccolo atlante in-sedicesimo oblungo.Non abbiamo trovato bibliografia su questo foglio d’Europa, pertanto ci riferiamo alla scarsa letteratura sui fogli che rappresentano gli altri continenti.Secondo Philip Burden (che descrive la carta dell’America), lo scopo di questa rara curiosità cartografica di Pierre Duval non è noto. Fa parte di un insieme di quattro tavole raffiguranti i continenti. Può essere datato, per motivi cartografici, all’incirca nel 1656. Burden descrive un solo esemplare di primo stato e due prove con l’indirizzo di Lagniet.La mappa dell'Asia è stata recentemente descritta da Jason Hubbard, che elenca un solo esemplare di primo stato e 5 di secondo (cfr. Japoniae Insulae, The Mapping of Japan, p. 201).Richard Betz descrive 3 stati del foglio dell’Africa: senza la data, con l’imprint di Jacques Lagniet e la data del 1661, e con tracce di cancellazione sui suoi indirizzi (cfr Betz, The Mapping of Africa, pp. 294, 295). Elenca un solo esemplare di primo stato, tre copie di quello stampato da Lagniet e tre del foglio con l’indirizzo abraso. Di un secondo stato del foglio del continente europeo, siamo stati di censire solo l’esemplare conservato presso la Bibliotheque National de France, unica istituzione che vanta nella propria raccolta tutti e quattro i fogli dei continenti di Pierre Duval e Jacques Lagniet. Etching, circa 1656, with contemporary outline colour, good condition.Example of the second state, with the imprint of Jacques Lagniet and the date 1661.The map comes from the very rare sheet entitled “L’Europe Par le Sieur Du Val Geographe Ord. du Roy”, from which it was cut at the time and laid down on contemporary laid paper support, to form a small atlas, as certified by the ancient ink inscriptions on some of the maps.We have not found bibliography on this sheet of Europe, we therefore refer to the scarce literature on the sheets representing the other continents.According with Philip Burden “The purpose of this rare curiosity by Pierre Duval is not known. It forms part of a set of the four known continents. It can be dated to apporximately 1656 […] The second state bears the additional imprint of Jacques Lagniet and the date 1661” (cf. Burden, The Mapping of North America, pp. 417-418, n. 322). The map of Asia is recently described by Jason Hubbard: “This miniature map of Japan is on a sheet of maps of Asia. Besides the map of the Asian continent there are 17 detailed maps including Turkey, the Holy Land, Georgia and Arabia. […] This map was issued as a loose sheet of Asia maps; similar maps are known for Africa, America and Europe” (cf. Japoniae Insulae, The Mapping of Japan, p. 201).Richard Betz describes 3 states of the broadsheet of Africa: without the date, with the imprint of Jacques Lagniet and the date 1661, and with traces of erasure on his addres (cf. Betz, The Mapping of Africa, pp. 294, 295). According Hubbard the third state of the map of Asia is only an assumption.Of a second state of the broadsheet of Europe, we are able to find only the example at the Bibliotheque National de France. cf. J. Hubbard, Japoniae Insulae. The Mapping of Japan, pp. 199-201, n. 28; cf. Burden, The Mapping of America, n. 322, II/II; cf. Pastoureau (1984) p. 136; cf. Betz, The Mapping of Africa, pp. 294, 295, n. 85.
2012rif. Manohar-9780132555524pearson 2012. Hardcover. New. pearson hardcover
2012rif. Manohar-9780132555524pearson 2012. Hardcover. New. pearson hardcover
1803rif. WHIreland1803IRELAND William Henry: Rhapsodies. London: D N Shury for Longman and Rees 1803. Portrait frontispiece of the author engraved by Mackenzie. 8vo 9-200pp all edges gilt with the title-page designated A1; early tree-calf extra gilt on both covers and spine gilt leather label on spine covers with minor scuffing but still a handsome copy. First edition W H Ireland's selection of poems inspired by his travels and experiences in Europe. Best remembered as a literary forger 1775-1835 who orchestrated one of the most audacious hoaxes in history by faking an entire collection of William Shakespeare's lost manuscripts love letters and two unknown plays. The title-page credits him as "Author of the Shakesperian Mss." With his well-known portrait frequently missing and often reproduced. D N Shury for Longman and Rees hardcover
1803rif. WHIreland1803IRELAND William Henry: Rhapsodies. London: D N Shury for Longman and Rees 1803. Portrait frontispiece of the author engraved by Mackenzie. 8vo 9-200pp all edges gilt with the title-page designated A1; early tree-calf extra gilt on both covers and spine gilt leather label on spine covers with minor scuffing but still a handsome copy. First edition W H Ireland's selection of poems inspired by his travels and experiences in Europe. Best remembered as a literary forger 1775-1835 who orchestrated one of the most audacious hoaxes in history by faking an entire collection of William Shakespeare's lost manuscripts love letters and two unknown plays. The title-page credits him as "Author of the Shakesperian Mss." With his well-known portrait frequently missing and often reproduced. D N Shury for Longman and Rees hardcover books
1799rif. 339527London: R. Faulder 1799. hardcover. near fine. HOGARTH William. Two volumes. Richly illustrated with engravings some fold-outs. xvi 183; xix 150 pages. Tall 8vo full old light brown diced leather professionally rebacked in plain brown calf; marbled edges and end papers. London: R. Faulder 1794 1799; respectively. Bookplates to front pastedowns and front free end papers. Some wear to edges and fore-corners of covers scattered foxing to contents toning to some leaves. A very good pair. R. Faulder unknown
1799rif. 339527London: R. Faulder 1799. hardcover. near fine. HOGARTH William. Two volumes. Richly illustrated with engravings some fold-outs. xvi 183; xix 150 pages. Tall 8vo full old light brown diced leather professionally rebacked in plain brown calf; marbled edges and end papers. London: R. Faulder 1794 1799; respectively. Bookplates to front pastedowns and front free end papers. Some wear to edges and fore-corners of covers scattered foxing to contents toning to some leaves. A very good pair. R. Faulder unknown books
1815rif. 23928London: Sherwood Neely and Jones 1815. First edition. Minor wear to edges and spine but all quite clean and sound - a very nice copy of a scarce item. First edition. Thick 8vo. viii 341p i ads. Title page in red and black with a vignette of a swan wearing glasses and an inkwell hanging from it's neck and a quote from Horace: "Amabilis insania et mentis gratissimus error.". Extra-illustrated with 109 engravings: 106 portraits 3 scenes - 9 colored. Bound by Sandford according to a penciled note on the flyleaf - perhaps William Sandford the gilder & marbler of 40 Maiden Lane London. Binding of full red straight-grained morocco with marbled endpapers t.e.g. the spine with gilt titles and double rules around the bands triple-ruled fillets on the covers dentelles. A collection of satirical even scurrilous commentaries in verse on writers of the period: Coleridge Byron Southey Burns Scott &c. as well as sections on "Novelists Dramatists Topographers Travelers and Tourists Catalogue Makers and commentators on ancient lore" and more. There are also critiques of women writers of the period: Ann Radcilffe Lady Morgan Jane Porter Fanny Burney Maria Esgeworth Hannah Moore Mary Montague etc. NCBEL III: 386. William Henry Ireland best known as a forger also as a poet author of gothic novels &c. son of author and engraver Samuel Ireland. Sherwood, Neely, and Jones unknown
First edition, 12mo (160 x 95 mm), iv, [5]-154, [2]pp., cont. calf, a little rubbed, joints starting, red morocco spine lettering piece. John Gough (1720?1791) arithmetician, born and educated at Kendal, Westmorland. After several years spent as a teacher in Pickwick in Wiltshire, he arrived in Ireland in 1750 to take charge of the school at Cork established by his only brother, James Gough (1712?1780). In 1752 he accepted the mastership of the prestigious Friends' school at Dublin, which he held until 1774, and after moved to a similar appointment at Lisburn. He was the author of the Rise and Progress of the People called Quakers, as well as numerous school text books. The verso of the title carries and advert for the "Boarding School at Prospect Hill, near Lisburn." Including a chapter with "Several short stories relative to the Treatment of the Indians in America and the Slave Trade." ESTC locates just the British Library and Trinity College copies; The National Library of Ireland also hold a copy.
First Edition, folding table, stab-holes on inner blank margins, [16], 128 pp., disbound. Brewster was the author of "Essays in Trade and Navigation, in Five Parts" (1695). Only the first part, which included evidence of his opposition to the new Bank of England, was published. In 1702 he issued "New Essays on Trade", and the anonymous book "A Discourse Concerning Ireland and the Different Interests Thereof" (1698), relating to the woollen issue, has also been ascribed to him. He died at some point between March 1704 and February 1705. Kress, 2335; Goldsmith, 3857; Hanson, 130.
1800In 8° (21,5x14 cm); 18 tomi: (6), XXII, (2), 413 (ma 415 per errata numerazione), (3) pp. e 7 c. di tav. più volte ripiegate; (6), XVI, 512 pp. e 10 c. di tav. più volte ripiegate; (6), 548, (2) pp. e 10 c. di tav. alcune più volte ripiegate; (6), XVI, 487, (1) pp. e 5 c. di tav. alcune più volte ripiegate; (6), 500 pp. e 17 c. di tav. alcune più volte ripiegate (le tavole XVIII e XXIX sono unite in un'unica tavola); (6), 486 pp. e 1 c. di tav.; (6), XVI, 618 pp. (errori di numerazione le pagine da 1 a 4 sono numerate anche con numeri romani da XVII a XX) e 2 c. di tav. di cui una più volte ripiegata; (6), 588 pp. e 2 c. di tav.; (6), 431, (1) pp. e 4 c. di tav. fuori testo; (6), 447, (1) pp. e 9 c. di tav. fuori testo; (6), IX, (1), 490 pp. e 7 c. di tav. fuori testo delle quali alcune più volte ripiegate; (6), XXXIV, 521, (1) pp.; (6), 508 pp. e 2 c. di tav. fuori testo; (6), 479, (1) pp.; (6), 472 pp.; (6), 505, (1) pp.; (6), 520 pp. e due grandi c. di tav. più volte ripiegate; (6), 432 pp. Esemplare completo di tutte le 73 belle tavole fuori testo stampate su 72 fogli. Brossure editoriali azzurre con titolo su fascetta al dorso. Strofinature, qualche piccola mancanza alle brossure di alcuni volumi ma all'interno esemplare intonso e a fogli ancora chiusi ed in ottime condizioni di conservazione. Prima edizione di questa importante monografia dedicata all'economia, politica ed agricoltura opera del celebre scrittore, saggista e studioso originario di Bradfield Combust, Arthur Young (1741-1820). L'opera qui presentata, celebre per i suoi numerosi dati statistici sulla vita inglese, irlandese e francese della metà dell'ottocento, è così suddivisa:I. Voyages au sud de l'Angleterre et au pays de Galles, le Voyage à Shopshire, le voyage dans les comtés de Kent et d'Essex ; II et III. Le voyage dans le nord de l'Angleterre ; IV à VI. Le Voyage à l'est de l'Angleterre ; VII-VIII. Le Voyage en Irlande ; IX-X. Lettres d'un Fermier ; XI. Le Guide du Fermier ; XII-XIII. Expériences d'agriculture ; XIV à XVI. Annales d'Agriculture ; XVII. Voyage en France (la partie qui concerne l'agriculture) ; XVIII. Arithmétique politique. Arthur era il secondo figlio del rettore di Bradfield, nel Suffolk. Dopo avere studiato alla scuola di Lavenham, il giovane Arthur entrò nel 1758 in una azienda mercantile a Lynn, ma senza che ciò destasse in lui interesse nel commercio. All'età di diciassette anni, pubblicò un opuscolo sulla guerra in America del Nord e, nel 1761, trasferitosi a Londra, iniziò a collaborare con un periodico, intitolato Il Museo Universale. Arthur Young scrisse quattro romanzi e le Riflessioni sulla situazione attuale nel paese ed all'estero, uscito nel 1759. Dopo la morte del padre, avvenuta lo stesso anno, fu incaricato di curare le proprietà di famiglia a Bradfield, ma la proprietà era piccola e gravata dai debiti. Tra il 1763 e il 1766, si dedicò alla conduzione agricola di questa proprietà. Nel 1765 sposò la signorina Allen, ma l'unione non fu felice. Nel 1767, assunse la direzione di un podere nell'Essex, in cui si impegnò in vari esperimenti, descrivendone i risultati in un corso di agricoltura sperimentale (1770). Benché gli esperimenti di Young siano stati, generalmente, infruttuosi, egli poté acquisire una conoscenza solida dell'agricoltura. L'attività come scrittore di Young è legata soprattutto alle relazioni dei suoi viaggi-inchiesta. Aveva cominciato una serie di viaggi attraverso l'Inghilterra ed il Galles ed ha scritto un resoconto delle sue osservazioni in libri che sono apparsi dal 1768 al 1770: un Viaggio di sei settimane attraverso le contee del sud dell'Inghilterra e del Galles; un Viaggio di sei mesi con il nord dell'Inghilterra ed un Viaggio di un coltivatore nell'est dell'Inghilterra. In questi libri sono contenute le uniche informazioni esistenti riguardanti l'affitto, i prodotti agricoli dell'Inghilterra effettuata sulla base di un esame reale. Sono stati accolti in molto favorevole, e sono stati tradotti in molte lingue già entro 1792. In tutto, Young ha prodotto 25 libri ed opuscoli sull'agricoltura e 15 libri su economia politica, oltre a molti articoli. Era famoso per le opinioni che ha espresso, come apprendista agricolo, l'economista politico e l'osservatore sociale. Nel 1768 ha pubblicato le Lettere del coltivatore alla gente dell'Inghilterra, nel 1771 il Calendario del coltivatore, che ha avuto molte riedizioni e nel 1774 la sua Aritmetica politica, che è stata tradotta in molte lingue. Ha fatto un giro dell'Irlanda nel 1776, pubblicando il suo Viaggio in Irlanda nel 1780. Nel 1784 ha cominciato la pubblicazione degli Annali dell'agricoltura, che è stata continuata per 45 volumi: tra i contributori c'era anche il re George III,che scriveva con lo pseudonimo di Ralph Robinson. Il primo viaggio di Young in Francia ha avuto luogo nel 1787. Viaggiando dappertutto quel paese alla vigilia e all'inizio della rivoluzione francese, ha descritto lo stato della gente ed il comportamento in quella congiuntura critica. Il viaggio in Francia è stato descritto in due volumi nel 1792. Al suo ritorno in patria è stato nominato segretario del Ministero dell'agricoltura 1793, appena formato sotto la presidenza di sir John Sinclair. In questa funzione ha dato il maggior contributo alla raccolta e alla preparazione delle indagini agricole delle contee inglesi. La sua vista, tuttavia, si indebolì e nel 1811 ha avuto una operazione per la cataratta, che si dimostrò infruttuosa. Alla sua morte, ha lasciato un'autobiografia rimasta manoscritto, che è stata poi pubblicata nel 1898 dalla sig.na M. Betham-Edwards ed è la fonte principale per la sua vita. Inoltre ha lasciato i materiali per un importante lavoro sugli elementi e sulla pratica dell'agricoltura. Esemplare completo ed ancora a fogli chiusi.
1996rif. 18599Ireland: Trinity College Dublin. Fine with no dust jacket. Limited Edition. Print. A unique opportunity has allowed the release of a very small number of artists proofs of this exclusive and unique set of prints taken directly from the Book of Kells and with full authority of Trinity College Dublin. The prints comprise the Chiro page St John and The amazing Four Evangelist. This set of serigraph silk screen prints were hand-printed in thirty colours on conservation quality thick weave paper by a master printer. Each print has a hand embossed seal highlighting the print title and the edition name. The set of prints took six months to proof and three months to edition and the images shown just cannot reflect the stunning vibrancy and depth of these prints. The edition was originally sold at the price of over $5000! We have a very small supply of these prints. Images available on request. In brown cloth attractive presentation folder.; 18" x 13" . 1996. Trinity College, Dublin unknown
19043 vols., folio, First Edition, on laid paper, with 62 coloured plates, 62 plates in photogravure and 149 plates in monochrome; original two-tone blue cloth gilt, gilt backs, gilt tops, covers mildly age-marked, backstrips lightly scuffed and frayed at heads and tails, else a very good, clean copy. EDITION LIMITED TO 1025 SETS.
1824rif. 62264G and WB Whittaker. 1824. Hardcover. Very Good. 2 volumes. 4 288pp viii 2 303pp 50 plates 1 vignette frontis in volume 1 is not the illustration listed. Odd minor spotting Plate list mentions additional plate at page 17 but an inserted slip states this was never in fact taken bound in green cloth spines/grey boards.; Large Octavo . G and WB Whittaker hardcover
1791rif. QQ0508J & J Boydell / For the author No. 3 Poets' Corner; Mr. Nicol and Messrs. Boydell 1791. Original tree calf boards; remains of gilt decor to board edges. Rebacked in dark brown calf two black gilt labels per spine some mild cracking to surface of spine leather. Gilt ruling to spines. 8vos 15 x 23.6cm. Wear and some unobtrusive repairs to board corners. Hinges sound. Replacement laid paper terracotta endpapers reinforced at gutters with cloth. Replacement blank front and rear endpages. Vols I & II published 1791; vol. III 1798; all first editions. Engraved title pages to vols I & II; additional engraved title page to vol. III variant with date 1798. Engraved dedication to vol. III with variant 'W: Hogarth' signature. Minor scattered foxing throughout. Frontis to vol. I carefully remounted on new page stub with no impact on image. All plates present: plate listed as accompanying vol. I p. xciv 'Time smoking a picture' has been bound in after vol. II title page. Plate to accompany vol. I p. 286 bound by p. 288; plates to accompany p. 223 in vol. III bound by p. 233. 3pp. list of Hogarth's works to end of vol. II. Brown imprint to vol. I p. 70 & following page with no impact on text apparently left by loose spine label inserted as bookmark . Pencil inscription to blank front endpage of vol. I: 'Belonged to George F. Carline probably acquired abt. 1890/1900. Then to Richard C. Carline Rebound Feb: 1979 £11'. The Carlines were a well-known family of artists: George Carline 1855-1920 was a successful painter of landscapes and portraits while his son Richard Carline 1896-1980 was likewise a landscape artist - particularly known for his views from the air as a war artist during WWI - as well as his work as a convener and organiser across the art world. John Ireland c. 1742–1808 biographer. The son of a farmer he trained as a watchmaker and later established himself as a dealer in prints and writer for newspapers becoming a fixture in London literary and artistic circles and a friend of artists including Thomas Gainsborough and John Hamilton Mortimer: the frontis of vol. I is engraved after Mortimer's portrait of Ireland. Ireland was an inveterate collector and preserver of prints and drawings and it was this instinct that made him the ideal presenter of Hogarth's engravings in Hogarth Illustrated which presents Hogarth's plates - the rights to which had been transferred from Mary Lewis executrix of Hogarth's widow's will to the publisher Boydell - together with Ireland's commentary. Ireland notes in his preface that 'every plate has been carefully cleaned -and the rolling-presses now in use being on an improved principle the paper superior and the art of printing better understood impressions are more clearly and accurately taken off than they have been at any preceding period' p. cxv. Ireland's attention to detail extends to the colour of paper used - as a note in vol. III specifies 'As this print to heighten the burlesque was almost invariably impressed on blue paper I have stamped the annexed copy on the same colour' p. 18. Ireland's Supplement to Hogarth Illustrated vol. III an account of the artist 'based on Hogarth's manuscripts and autobiographical notes' ODNB was for many years the standard biography. ESTC T2314 and T2313. Robust packaging. Tracking is always added to USA orders. It can be added to other overseas orders on request. Used books are exempt from USA tariffs. 1st edition. Hardcover. Good. 8 cxxii 311 2 312-607 3 xxiv 380pp. J & J Boydell / For the author, No. 3, Poets' Corner; Mr. Nicol and Messrs. Boydell Hardcover
1812rif. 68244London: Boydell and Co. 1812. 8vo. Three volumes. Burgundy full straight grained morocco with gilt decorated spine and boarders; all edges gilt. Slight wear to the spine and corners gilt bright. Slight damage to the top corner of the third volume. Bindings firm with slight separation to the front hinges. Some scatted foxing and slight offsetting to some of the leaves. Bookplate of the nineteenth century MP John Walbanke Childers to the front pastedown. Illustrated with black and white wood engravings. A beautifully bound set. This is a heavy set and may require additional postage if being shipped outside of Europe. . Very Good. Gilt-decorated Morocco. 1812. Boydell and Co. 1812 unknown
rif. 228242Paris, Imprimerie de Goetschy, 1825 petit in-8, 111 pp., demi-veau fauve, dos lisse orné de filets dorés, tranches rouges, couverture citron imprimée conservée (Ateliers Laurenchet).
