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réf. DADAX0198217870New unknown
1805réf. 66794London: printed for C. Chapple Pall-Mall and Southampton Row Bloomsbury 1805. First edition 12mo pp. 2 vi 151 1; engraved frontispiece by Rhodes after Craig 7 wood-engraved tailpieces ostensibly by Bewick; original drab paper-covered boards slightly later brown paper shelfback; a bit worn but generally good and sound. Early ownership signature at the top of the title page of E. Wilding 1809. Ireland 1775-1835 is known primarily as a forger of would-be Shakespeare documents and plays; he was exposed in 1796 but less than ten years later he was at it again with Effusions of love from Chatelar to Mary Queen of Scotland. "First edition of a quasi-forgery by William Henry Ireland focusing on Pierre de Boscosel de Chastelard the French noble poet who was executed after trespassing Queen Mary Stuart's quarters. Ireland claimed to have found Chastelard's manuscripts at the Scots College in Paris including his poems addressed to Queen Mary" Johns Hopkins. printed for C. Chapple, Pall-Mall, and Southampton Row, Bloomsbury unknown
1805réf. 66794London: printed for C. Chapple Pall-Mall and Southampton Row Bloomsbury 1805. First edition 12mo pp. 2 vi 151 1; engraved frontispiece by Rhodes after Craig 7 wood-engraved tailpieces ostensibly by Bewick; original drab paper-covered boards slightly later brown paper shelfback; a bit worn but generally good and sound. Early ownership signature at the top of the title page of E. Wilding 1809. Ireland 1775-1835 is known primarily as a forger of would-be Shakespeare documents and plays; he was exposed in 1796 but less than ten years later he was at it again with Effusions of love from Chatelar to Mary Queen of Scotland. "First edition of a quasi-forgery by William Henry Ireland focusing on Pierre de Boscosel de Chastelard the French noble poet who was executed after trespassing Queen Mary Stuart's quarters. Ireland claimed to have found Chastelard's manuscripts at the Scots College in Paris including his poems addressed to Queen Mary" Johns Hopkins. printed for C. Chapple, Pall-Mall, and Southampton Row, Bloomsbury unknown books
1795réf. 018414London: R. Faulder and T. Egerton 1795. - - - - Full brown marbled leather with gilt tooled spine with red leather title insert. Beautiful sepia tint engraved titled page depicting Nature and Shakespeare along the river's edge. 284 pp with errata inserted as last page. 32 plates including the frontispiece. Many woodcut devices throughout. Polished cinnamon paper edges. Spine is dried out with chipped head. Corners bumped with losses. Interior very clean and bright. Some tissue guards folded stained or torn. First Edition. Full Calf Leather. Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Hardcover. R. Faulder and T. Egerton Hardcover
réf. 29383Amsterdam. Chez les Freres Chatelain. 1708. No Binding. Fine. 45x 52.5cm 17.5"x 20.5" image 34.5x 46cm with 2 small inset maps: 11cm x 8cm 4.5cm x 3cm uncoloured indexes in fine condition The copper-plate maps from Chatelain's "Atlas Historique" published 1705-1720 in 7 vols. are based on the work of French cartographer Guillaume De L'Isle. There were four issues/editions of this seven volume atlas; 1705-1720 1712-20 1718-120 & 1732-1739. In these subsequent edition the present map appears in Vol. 3. The inset maps are of ancient Ireland and contemporary ecclesiastical Ireland with descriptions in French on both. Tables include political ecclesiastical and geographical information. - "Title appears outside the neat line across the top. The main map is again flanked by columns of engraved text. In this instance each column is headed by a small map of the country that on the left shows the ancient religious divisions that on the right the present day 1708 divisions. There is a single scale line towards the border of the main map. The box at the title now has 'Tome 2 / Nop 58' and the imprint Avec Privilege de Nosseigneurs les Etats'd'Hollande et de Westfri; appear at the bottom of the left column". Bonar Law #47. Amsterdam. Chez les Freres Chatelain. 1708 unknown
1982réf. J5-STYB-JPDRHMSO 01-01-1982. Very Good. By Northern Ireland. Published by HMSO. Hugely impressive 13-volume set with ISBN 0337233640. Volumes may also be available under their own individual ISBNs. HMSO unknown
réf. 24764One with annotated with date 28 March 1792 the others undated. None with place. See image. It is hard to see how this collection could be bettered the range of signatures from sanity to madness being of particular interest. All seven examples laid down on a folio leaf extracted from an album. The leaf is in poor condition creased and with closed tears but the parchment and paper bearing the signatures themselves in good condition the six parchment items having the usual discoloration but the example on paper in excellent condition. Six of the signatures on rectangles ranging in size from 10 x 7 cm to 8 x 5 cm are arranged in two columns of three items each and beneath this arrangement across the foot of the page is the irregular fragment cut from the top left-hand corner of a warrant 16cm at its widest and 12.5 cm at its longest. The largest and clearest of the six signatures above the warrant is the one at top left which is on paper. Here the ‘George R.’ is neatly boldly and stylishly written. The signature beside this at the head of the right-hand column is the one which has been neatly annotated with the date: it is somewhat faded and has been laid down upside down. The signature at the bottom of the right-hand column has clearly been written while insane or blind. The warrant has a similarly afflicted signature at top right and beneath this is the king’s circular seal 4cm in diameter with the crest of the United Kingdom on the customary diamond of paper 6 cm square laid over the red wax. The surviving text a mixture of printed and manuscript the latter given in square brackets below reads: ‘George the Third . / Great Britain and . / and Wellbeloved . / We do by the . / here of . / L. / G.’. One with annotated with date 28 March 1792, the others undated. None with place. unknown
réf. DADAX0091938376New unknown
1841réf. 319367London: How and Parsons 1841. First Edition. Profusely illustrated throughout 18 maps and many engravings. xii iv 435; vii 468; viii 511pp. 3 vols. 4to. Bound in full polished tan contemporary calf edges marbled. Nice set. First Edition. Profusely illustrated throughout 18 maps and many engravings. xii iv 435; vii 468; viii 511pp. 3 vols. 4to. How and Parsons unknown
1841réf. 319367London: How and Parsons 1841. First Edition. Profusely illustrated throughout 18 maps and many engravings. xii iv 435; vii 468; viii 511pp. 3 vols. 4to. Bound in full polished tan contemporary calf edges marbled. Nice set. First Edition. Profusely illustrated throughout 18 maps and many engravings. xii iv 435; vii 468; viii 511pp. 3 vols. 4to. How and Parsons unknown books
1965réf. 53907Austin: University of Texas Press 1965. Hardcover. Very good/Good plus. Hardcover. Catalogue Raisonne. Quarto. 475pp. Color frontispiece. 1540 works fully described most almost 1000 with a b&w illustration. Additional list of undated previously unrecorded pieces some of which may be listed in the main catalogue. Includes chronology and exhibition list. SIGNED by Leroy Ireland. Green cloth has light rubbing to edges in pictorial dust jacket. Dust jacket is lightly faded on spine rubbed and has edge wear and small edge tears. University of Texas Press hardcover
1800réf. 52382London: R. Faulder 1800. First edition. Hardcover. Good- to very good condition. Quarto. xvi 254 1pp. 21 20 plates. Rebound in three-quarter black cloth over marbled boards with gilt double framed lettering on leather label of cover gilt ruling on covers gilt lettering and ruling on spine; raised bands. Marbled edges and endpapers. Additional twenty engravings bound in two of them loose and two in-text engravings. The additional plates present facing pages 6 10 78 82 83 laid in 86 100 112 114 116 118 2 one laid in 157 158 160 164 168 192 212 232. A tour through Holland Brabant etc. of picturesque views of the rivers Thames Medway Avon and Wye and of graphic illustrations of Hogarth etc. Contains Errata page at rear. Three quarter inch closed tear at top joint at spine half and inch at bottom. Some light scuffing along hinges. Five line printed description of book pasted to front endpaper glued only at left edge. Lightly starting at inside front cover. Interior in very good condition. R. Faulder hardcover
1795réf. 216451795 1ed Warwickshire River Avon England Illustrated Castles Picturesque ViewsSamuel Ireland was an 18th-century English author whose "Picturesque Views" books were some of the most desirable and impressive illustrated works of the era. Ireland known for his engravings published numerous volumes in his 'Picturesque' series focusing on London Holland the Brabant France River Medway environs and Westminster. But perhaps his best volume was 'On Warwickshire Avon'. First published in 1795 'Picturesque Views on Warwickshire Avon' was the first work dedicated solely to illustrating the environs of the River Avon and the small village of Naseby. The 32 engravings depict quaint scenes bridges landscapes castles mansions cathedrals and portraits of famous figures.Item number: #21645Price: $750IRELAND Samuel Picturesque views on the upper on Warwickshire Avon from its source at naseby to its juction with the Severn at TewkesburyLondon: R. Faulder 1795. First edition.Details: • Collation: Complete with all pageso xviii 284 2o 32 plates includes 29 aquatint engravings• Provenance: Handwritteno Frances R. Reido F. A. McKenna• Language: English• Binding: Leather; tight and secureo Decorative black Moroccan leather• Size: ~9.5in X 6.75in 24cm x 17cmOur Guarantee:Very Fast. Very Safe. Free Shipping Worldwide.Customer satisfaction is our priority! Notify us with 7 days of receiving and we will offer a full refund without reservation! 21645Photos available upon request. R. Faulder hardcover
1800réf. 52382London: R. Faulder 1800. First edition. Hardcover. Good- to very good condition. Quarto. xvi 254 1pp. 21 20 plates. Rebound in three-quarter black cloth over marbled boards with gilt double framed lettering on leather label of cover gilt ruling on covers gilt lettering and ruling on spine; raised bands. Marbled edges and endpapers. Additional twenty engravings bound in two of them loose and two in-text engravings. The additional plates present facing pages 6 10 78 82 83 laid in 86 100 112 114 116 118 2 one laid in 157 158 160 164 168 192 212 232. A tour through Holland Brabant etc. of picturesque views of the rivers Thames Medway Avon and Wye and of graphic illustrations of Hogarth etc. Contains Errata page at rear. Three quarter inch closed tear at top joint at spine half and inch at bottom. Some light scuffing along hinges. Five line printed description of book pasted to front endpaper glued only at left edge. Lightly starting at inside front cover. Interior in very good condition. R. Faulder hardcover books
1791réf. 29857Hogarth Illustrated by John Ireland published by J. Boydell in 1791 contains ninety engravings replicating the work of William Hogarth. This two-volume edition presents a series of visual narratives centered around social themes including Hogarth's widely recognized A Rake's Progress A Harlot's Progress and Marriage A-la-Mode. Ireland an engraver himself supplemented the images with commentary and notes. These works circulated widely during the period and remain among the most referenced moral engravings of Georgian England. The complete set features modern leather bindings with marbled boards and the engraved plates appear throughout both volumes. Very Good. Structurally tight binding with consistent toning to pages and illustrations. Octavo 8vo two-volume set. Collation: Vol. I – 8 cxxii 311 1; Vol. II – 5 312–607. Illustrations: 90 engraved plates. Edition: First edition. # 29857. PHOTOS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST. J. Boydell hardcover
2019réf. Adhya-9780357033838CENGAGE 2019. PB. New. CENGAGE paperback
2019réf. Adhya-9780357033838CENGAGE 2019. PB. New. CENGAGE paperback
réf. 40033Maestricht.Dufour & Roux.1779.7 vols.in-12 en veau blond raciné d'époque.Traduit de l'anglais. Be.Trace de vers sur coiffe supérieure du Tome VI.Coins très légèrement émoussés.Tranches rouges.Pièces de titre et de tomaison en maroquin rouge et vert.Signatures à l'encre très discrète en débuts de volumes.
1829réf. 9507Edinburgh; Thomas Ireland Junior 1829. 1829. Hard Cover. FIRST EDITION. Small quarto 5.5" x 8.5" all edges uncut; pp. iv 362. With eight engraved plates including portrait frontispiece of William Burke as called for. Recently rebound in brown full calf with blind fillet borders and centrepiece ornaments to boards 4 raised bands to spine scarlet morocco spine label with gilt spine title leaves uncut. Small closed tear to frontispiece repaired plus two or three short closed tears in text a few small nicks to leaves mild scattered foxing throughout. An sympathetically rebound copy in fine condition. The first and most comprehensive book on the infamous body-snatching serial killers William Burke 1792-1829 and William Hare being published in the same year as the trial and execution for a British audience eager for the macabre details of the sensationalist case. The authorship has been attributed to the publisher Thomas Ireland with the help of various contemporary sources. Contains dramatic trial reports confessions crime scene illustrations a harrowing description of Burke's execution phrenological measurements and descriptions of Burke's public dissection "The quantity of blood that gushed out was enormous that. the classroom had the appearance of a butcher's slaughterhouse from its flowing down and being trodden upon". Cheaply printed on rag pulp paper copies tend not to have survived; those that are found in commerce are either ex-library foxed or as here rebound. Certainly not one for the squeamish but a significant book for true crime enthusiasts and social historians. Rare. Edinburgh; Thomas Ireland, Junior, 1829. hardcover
1805réf. 779A55London: Printed for Thomas Goddard 1805. First edition. Leather. Fine. 7.5" by 4.5". None . A lovely copy of this scarce first edition containing the confessions of famous Shakespearean forger William-Henry Ireland. The first edition of this scarce work by William-Henry Ireland in which he confesses the truth behind his work of fraud and forgery. A thorough and truthful account of Ireland's career. With a detailed look into the Shakespearean manuscripts and including anecdotes and opinions of relevant people in the literary political and theatrical work. Bound without the frontispiece or signature plate.Ireland became famous in the eighteenth and nineteenth century for forging many Shakespearean documents and plays.In an attractive half calf binding over marbled boards. In a half calf binding over marbled boards with five raised bands and new endpapers. Externally lovely. Internally firmly bound. The pages are bright and clean. Fine Printed for Thomas Goddard hardcover
1797réf. 1702397Published by R. Faulder T. Egerton 1797. Hardback. Good. Illustrated by Ireland Samuel. Almost very good condition with no wrapper. Picturesque Views on the River Wye From its Source at Plinlimmon Hill to its Junction With the Severn below Chepstow: With Observations on the Public Buildings and Other Works of Art in its Vicinity. Map showing the course of the River Wye 30 sepia aquatints plus b/w portrait plate of John Kyrle. xii 159 pages. Full brown diced calf binding gilt decorations and title to spine. Green endpapers. All edges gilt. Corners are bumped and worn with some surface loss to leather on rear cover and a couple of corners. Front joint is cracked. All plates present. Some light marks to page margins. Published by R. Faulder, T. Egerton hardcover
1795réf. 000273London: R. Faulder 1795. First Edition . Orig Calf Rebacked in Sheep. Very Good Plus. 9" x 6.5. aquatints. London: R. Faulder 1795. First Edition. xviii 284 pp. Illustrated with frontispiece 29 sepia aquatints 2 engraved portraits & 1 copper engraved map plus woodcuts within the text. Quarto trimmed 9 x 6.5 ooriginal calf over boards rebacked in sheep gilt dec. dentelles morocco lettering pieces marbled endpapers. See scans. Abbey scenery 427 - As with many copies the added engraved title has a trimmed-away caption. Binding a bit worn but sturdy and handsome; book shows little foxing. Near Fine internally in a solid very good or better binding; see scans. Also for the collector of scarce old bookseller's pasted labels the front pastedown bears the small .5" x 1" label of: "Lapworth. Printer Binder Performer Newspaper Agent. Stratford. " Samuel Ireland an engraver collector and publisher who worked in London at the close of the eighteenth century and who was unfortunately and at least initially unwittingly connected with some rather infamous Shakespeare forgeries would doubtless prefer to be better remembered - and perhaps should be - for his series of visually evocative geographical offerings such as this one than for the scandal. But people will be people. Please see all scans. L53n R. Faulder unknown
1814Volume 1 only (out of 4): V + CCLXXVI + CLXXXIV + [X] + CCVII pp., complete with its 7 plates out of text (of which 4 folding) and one folding map, limited edition of only 200 copies printed at the expense of the first Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, modern hardcover with gilt title on spine, 30cm., stamp and small inscribed number on blanco endpaper, ex-libris tipped on at verso of title page, pages partly uncut, text is clean and bright except for some occasional foxing (text always well readable), good copy, weight: 2.3kg., G105956
1814réf. G105956Buckingham/ London, Seeley/ Payne 1814 Volume 1 only (out of 4): V + CCLXXVI + CLXXXIV + [X] + CCVII pp., complete with its 7 plates out of text (of which 4 folding) and one folding map, limited edition of only 200 copies printed at the expense of the first Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, modern hardcover with gilt title on spine, 30cm., stamp and small inscribed number on blanco endpaper, ex-libris tipped on at verso of title page, pages partly uncut, text is clean and bright except for some occasional foxing (text always well readable), good copy, weight: 2.3kg., G105956
1825Volume 2 only (out of 4): XXXII + 317,[2] + [XIII] + 156 + IX + 84,[1] + 48,[1] pp., complete with its 6 plates out of text (in fine), limited edition of only 200 copies printed at the expense of the first Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, modern hardcover with gilt title on spine, 30cm., stamp and small inscribed number on blanco endpaper, most pages still uncut, some occasional foxing (text always well readable), good copy, weight: 2.2kg., G105957